=== JanC_ is now known as JanC === asac_ is now known as asac [07:43] Good morning [07:50] vuntz: Hi, please could you have a look here? bug 334377 . Something changed in in latest releases? [07:50] Launchpad bug 334377 in libmbca "Lots of country names are missing, showing "missing from libgweather" in mobile broadband connection wizard." [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/334377 [07:56] morning [08:38] hey seb128 [08:38] hello [08:41] hey seb128 [08:41] moin didrocks [08:42] hello pitti [08:42] pitti: did you look at the retracers yet (asking before doing that now)? [08:42] seb128: I think that bug #338490 needs some love (I think that the transition was during my build in pbuilder and the soyuz build) [08:42] Launchpad bug 338490 in pessulus "Please, fix FTBFS because of python 2.6 transition" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/338490 [08:42] hello pitti :) [08:59] bzr-buildpackage becomes smarter with the day [08:59] bzr commit now automatically prefil the commit message using the changelog [09:01] seb128: I am still with the intrepid bzr-buildpackage. I used debcommit previously for that. That's great if it has been integrated ;) [09:22] seb128: thanks :) [09:23] didrocks: thank you for the work [09:40] morning everyone [09:43] morning huats! [09:44] o/ didrocks [09:45] lut huats [09:46] hello seb128 [09:53] dobey: w00t [09:53] dobey: hey, could you roll a new intltool tarball? [09:53] dobey: we got build issue due to the wrong sh use which has been fixed to svn from what lool told me ;-) [10:36] * Ng boggles. does anyone have a second to test something in jaunty? fire up gedit, type a few words, go Search->Search. Does the "Find" button become sensitive with any combination of options? [10:36] sorry, Search->Find [10:37] the only thing I use gedit for is quickly searching text files ;) [10:38] *shrug*, user telling us about that again and again without looking for the 1654646464617 duplicates in launchpad we got this week [10:39] Ng: known issue ;-) [10:39] I will backport the workaround I think [10:39] * seb128 does that now [10:39] I didn't mean *you*, you're far too busy :) [10:40] but sorry, I didn't mean to repeat a well known thing [10:40] it annoys me too and no new tarball is planned before next alpha [10:40] since we get a least one bug a day about it will spare me time to backport it now [10:40] that's ok, good that you mentionned it I told myself I would backport that today and that slipped from my todolist this morning [10:41] thanks very much :) [10:56] Ng: fixed version uploaded [10:58] sweet :) [11:12] james_w: there? [12:35] CC/W 23 [12:35] heh [14:04] pitti: i did some experimenting... i do like cdbs better :) [14:04] hehe [14:04] kenvandine_wk: I'd have bet [14:05] kenvandine_wk: however, it's nice to do a plain-debhelper debian/rules once, so that you understand what it's doing [14:05] i created a new package from scratch, that has never had a debian package (one of my projects in LP) [14:05] i did it without cdbs and then started over with cdbs [14:05] and what all these debian/foo.install, foo.manpages etc. are for, and what handles them [14:05] then compared the rules [14:05] huge difference [14:05] kenvandine_wk: I need to prep the release meeting now, but feel free to mail me the package, then I'll do some nitpicking [14:05] but was interesting to see what it is doing [14:05] (or both) [14:06] sure [14:06] building in my ppa now :) [14:12] seb128: can you do something about https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/notify-sharp/+bug/337871 ? the latest version from debian should be synced (also someone should/could take a look at merging notification-daemon and libnotify from debian) [14:12] Ubuntu bug 337871 in notify-sharp "Please sync notify-sharp (0.4.0~r2998-2) from Debian unstable" [Wishlist,Confirmed] [14:12] slomo_: ok thanks [14:26] seb128: do you think anybody else in the desktop team can help hggdh with libpst? [14:26] seb128: I'm just back from a sprint and quite busy with stuff [14:26] hey dholbach, I've tried several time to ping people, I guess I will have to do that myself [14:27] come on you slackers! help seb128! [14:27] I've been trying to push motus to get that and evolution-mapi reviewed for months, I managed to get evolution-mapi uploaded some days ago [14:27] * dholbach hugs seb128 [14:27] I guess relying on motu is a a fail, I will go back to do things we need to get done [14:27] that's a bit annoying [14:27] * seb128 hugs dholbach [14:28] we have great desktop contributors but the whole motu REVU and roundtrip takes months and just doesn't work when you need to get things done [14:28] seb128: do you have a team TODO list? [14:28] it sucks :-/ [14:29] we have a TODO list on the wiki though it's not really uptodate [14:29] * hggdh is somewhat worried on having cause so much distress [14:29] it's not you [14:30] * kenvandine_wk wished debuild or pbuilder would blow up if the section was set to unknown [14:30] lintian FTW :) [14:30] kenvandine_wk: you should have lintian installed [14:31] humm [14:31] i do [14:31] seb128: hmm, i was wanting to get some more fixes in before i roll another tarball, but i guess i could [14:31] dholbach: I'm away for an hour or so but we can talk about that later if you want [14:31] MacSlow: are you tracking bug 331564 ? [14:31] Launchpad bug 331564 in compiz "sometimes notification flickers when fading in" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/331564 [14:31] pitti: maybe i need to do something in my packaging make it fire? [14:31] dobey: get a tarball before 2.26 so 2.26 tarballs are rolled with a non broken version ;-) [14:32] seb128: right, let's do that [14:32] kenvandine_wk: debuild automatically uses it if it's installed [14:32] pitti, not been able to reproduce this yet myself [14:32] pitti: it says "Finished running linitian" [14:32] pitti: would it have been a warning or an error? [14:32] pitti, but I'm not yet in full-blow bug-squashing mode yet [14:33] MacSlow: do you think there's still something which needs fixing in jaunty? (in the "release critical" sense) [14:33] pitti, I'll try harder after the capetown week [14:33] okay, thanks [14:34] pitti, the only thing I could guess (wild guessing here) is that the new user does not "inherit" the system-wide settings for compiz-plugins [14:34] pitti, mainly "animation" and "fade" [14:34] MacSlow: a new user account will, but maybe not that reporter? he still might have custom gconf settings [14:34] pitti, those are the two plugins which could interfere with the fade-animations of notify-osd [14:34] MacSlow: you can try asking for a gconftool -R /apps/compiz dump or so [14:35] pitti: there are 2 lines that start with an E: in the output, but neither say anything about section [14:35] * kenvandine_wk should look at those closer anyway [14:35] kenvandine_wk: apparently lintian doesn't test that then [14:35] pitti, I don't think it will be hard to nail down once I focus on bugs [14:37] hey bfiller [14:38] howdy MacSlow [14:44] dh-make-template-in-source debian/prerm.ex [14:45] are those .ex files just cruft? [14:45] created by dh_make [14:48] kenvandine_wk: yes, delete them if you don't need them [14:48] thx [14:48] thought so [14:48] :) [14:48] now to decide what i don't need [14:48] :) [14:48] rm debian/{dirs,docs,*.ex,*.EX,README.Debian} :) [14:48] * kenvandine_wk thinks watch.ex should have a launchpad example [14:49] oh, yeah debian/watch is nice [14:49] i want that one :) [14:49] kenvandine_wk: apt-get source --diff-only storm for an example [14:49] ok [14:49] or jokosher too [14:57] dholbach: any idea why it won't find the .gz files, but will find the .bz2? [14:57] https://launchpad.net/gnome-shutdown/+download [14:57] https://launchpad.net/gnome-shutdown/+download http://launchpad.net/gnome-shutdown/trunk/.*/gnome-shutdown -(.*)\.tar\.gz [14:58] if i change that to .bz2 it finds 0.4, the last release that has a .bz2 [14:58] but 0.6 has a .gz... weird [14:58] did you try --verbose to see what's happening? [14:58] no :) [14:59] oh! [14:59] nevermind :) [14:59] it's because it is the newest :) [14:59] thx [14:59] newbie mistake :-p [15:04] vuntz: Hi, what changed in libgweather recently? bug #334377 [15:04] Launchpad bug 334377 in libgweather "Lots of country names are missing, showing "missing from libgweather" in mobile broadband connection wizard." [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/334377 [15:13] * kenvandine_wk found http://lintian.debian.org/tags and hugs lintian [15:13] primes2h: are the country names still in the clock applet (when adding a location)? [15:18] vuntz: You mean if it's in the time zone? [15:19] vuntz: wait, i understand, I check. [15:21] vuntz: I checked Italy, and it's there... there are a lot of cities missed, but that is another story.... [15:23] huats: not sure, but the webkit python thing hasnt made it to my mirror yet [15:24] asac: I have heard that... I will double check [15:24] vuntz: I checked other country names and they are present, all in this form "city name", "Country name" [15:24] huats: its in NEW [15:24] primes2h: so it would be a bug in the software using the libgweather data [15:24] huats: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pywebkitgtk/1.0.2-1ubuntu1 [15:25] ok [15:25] huats: was there no way to fix this bug without doing this NEW ` [15:25] ? [15:25] ;) [15:25] now we are stiill waiting [15:25] I have setup a transitional package for that... that is the reason for the NEW I think... [15:26] huats: yeah. what i just wondered if we really needed 1.0.2 now ;) [15:26] I understand [15:26] we could have just fixed 1.0.1 ... but well. its not a big problem [15:27] i hope some archive admin will get the time to let it in ;) [15:27] I should have done that in2 steps [15:27] vuntz: but if you see on the bug report, kaijanmaki close the bug saying it was a libgweather database country issue.. [15:27] huats: would have been nice given the breakage we currently suffer [15:27] 1st. unblock; 2nd new stuff [15:27] vuntz: I mean, the bug against libmbca [15:27] I haven't realized the difference of time between both [15:27] asac: sorry for that [15:27] huats: no problem. i just wanted to point out the possibility to do it in 2 steps ;) [15:28] asac: I clearly see it NOW :) [15:28] great ;) [15:28] and it is true that I haven't envisaged it a the beginning... [15:28] * huats has still so many stuffs to learn.. === JanC_ is now known as JanC [15:28] yeah. thats how learning by doing works ;) [15:29] primes2h: well, I would say he was wrong ;-) [15:30] vuntz: Could you comment the bug about libgweather, please? [15:30] huats: also the breakage is confined to just 4 rdepends. which is good [15:30] primes2h: the data is still there in libgweather. Not sure what else I can say? [15:30] primes2h: I know nothing about this libmbca stuff... [15:30] asac: yes but it is still a problem.. [15:31] primes2h: as long as it's working in the clock applet, it's nearly 100% safe to assume it's not a libgweather issue [15:32] pitti: re bug 277309 [15:32] Launchpad bug 277309 in gnome-session "Missing suspend icon with non-human theme" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/277309 [15:32] vuntz: Just what you told me now. Data is present in libgweather database, so it's not a libgweather issue, just to let him know. [15:32] pitti: the correct fix is to ship the icon with gnome-session [15:32] vuntz: ah, ok [15:33] vuntz: hm, but hang on, then it wouldn't be themed any more? [15:33] pitti: since it's not an icon that exists in the icon naming spec, it has to be an app icon [15:33] or, if we just change the package, not the path, then it wouldn't change anything? [15:33] pitti: it surely can. Put the icon in hicolor, and themes can override it [15:33] huh? [15:33] vuntz: okay, that'd work [15:34] pitti: yeah, following the instructions in the live.gnome.org link works [15:34] (i guess i should know, since i came up with all this stuff) [15:35] primes2h: if you cc me on the bug, I might be able to reply by mail. Can't reply via web browser at the moment... [15:35] vuntz: done. Thanks :-) === ubott2 is now known as ubottu [16:46] is firefox 3.0.7 getting packaged for intrepid? :) [16:46] already done [16:47] so i see [16:48] i wonder why my updater doesn't do the apt-get update automatically on this machine :( [16:50] it seems to be broken for me as well [16:55] dobey: using intrepid or jaunty? === rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3-afk [17:49] seb128: intrepid [17:49] dunno then [17:49] it's a cron job [17:50] yeah, it's weird [18:08] new OOo uploading to jaunty now :) === pochu_ is now known as pochu === Mez_ is now known as Mez [19:40] seb128: libgtop, what do i need to do when i am ready to get it sponsored? [19:40] * kenvandine_wk got distracted learning to build packages from scratch :) [19:41] seb128: i got it built with bzr-buildpackage, just need to update the changelog with bug numbers and all [19:42] oh and the library symbols [19:44] kenvandine_wk: open a bug and subscribe ubuntu-main-sponsors to it [19:50] but what do i attach? or do i commit it with bzr? [19:59] kenvandine_wk: there is a launchpad feature to indicate in a bug than a fix is in a bzr on launchpad [19:59] didrocks uses it for his sponsoring request but didn't document it on the wiki apparently [20:00] I don't use it since I can upload, if you don't find it just add the bzr url to the bug [20:01] seb128: ok [20:02] hey [20:02] hey crevette [20:02] is there a problem with PPA's I can't upload files apparently, the upload get stuck in the middle [20:02] crevette: i just did one a bit ago... was fine [20:03] kenvandine_wk: just clic on "Link a related branch" in the bug report [20:03] and the specify your branch [20:03] didrocks: ok [20:03] in fact, it get stuck a 749/750 K [20:03] and it's twice [20:14] crevette: This is a problem with dput [20:14] there's a bug on it [20:14] kenvandine_wk: or for future references bzr commit --fixes=lp:$bug_id [20:15] dobey: cool [20:15] Laney: okay, do you have a bug # ? [20:15] nope, check out dput bugs === hggdh_ is now known as hggdh [21:09] anyone know how to do with loss of console input while building a chroot? [21:09] it is at the postfix configuration, and won't take input :/ [21:10] * kenvandine_wk thinks maybe tweaking the term type [21:21] whew... changing my console color scheme to linux console did it :) [21:45] seb128: libgtop pushed