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robinp1Can someone help me with an issue with dh_installdirs: basically i want to create dirs to install into but it doesn't seem to work: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m427d0b8a01:23
ebroderrobinp1: I don't think that's the variable name. It's probably more like DEB_DH_INSTALL_DIRS_ARGS or something01:24
ebroderAlternatively, just create a debian/$package.dirs file with one directory per line and kill the DEB_INSTALL_DIRS_ALL line01:24
ebroderOh, never mind - if that's the output than that must be the correct argument01:24
ebroderI'd still use the .dirs file, though01:25
robinp1ebroder: ok, ill give it a go but I have a feeling I tried that already without any luck ...01:25
robinp1I already have a file called mdnsresponder-daemon.dirs with two lines usr/sbin and01:27
robinp1debian/tmp/usr/sbin in it!01:27
robinp1http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m3c073002 <- thats my control file01:28
robinp1is it possible to override rule fragments in upstream Makefiles with cdbs ?03:46
xnoxvorian: thanks a lot for the upload =D!!!!04:51
xnoxmy first ever direct upload to ubuntu04:51
vorianwho are you!04:51
vorian:P04:51
xnoxbug #38613804:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 386138 in gmsh "FTBFS: Gcc4.4 missing includes classic fail" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38613804:52
vorianah04:52
vorianyeah!04:52
xnoxcheers anyway =D04:52
vorianno, great fix04:52
vorianmy flippin pbuilder hooks are all messed up somehow04:52
xnoxI will forward this to Debian ;-)04:52
voriangreat! thanks very much04:53
vorianplease link your upstream bug to the LP bug04:53
xnoxin the past I had trouble with hooks and sometimes the faster dependency resolution via gdebi also results in FTBFS.04:53
xnoxOk I'll link it.04:53
vorianthank you :)04:54
xnoxvorian: i've filed bug report in lp on the 6th, but debian maintainers commited a fix to their svn on the 8th =``((( Should have cross-submit to them straight away05:05
vorianxnox: it's unreleased at this point.  keep an eye on it, once it's released by debian, request a sync05:10
xnoxvorian: fair enough. I've subscribed to bug-mail. I'll go try to find something else to work on.05:10
vorianawesome05:11
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TechnovikingWhat is the best way to setup postfix on a laptop, if I have to install it for pbuilder?07:23
Hobbseeerrrr, i'd first look at why you have to install it for pbuilder, and figure out if ssmtp / msmtp will suffice.07:24
TechnovikingHobbsee: pbuilder wants it not me:) seems like an odd dependecy07:26
HobbseeTechnoviking: what are you building?07:26
Hobbseeand, er, why do you need to set it up at all, for pbuilder?07:27
lifelessfakemail or something07:27
Hobbseelifeless: that's what i was thinking07:27
lifelessHobbsee: I think its devscripts not pbuidler07:27
lifelessoffhand07:27
Technovikingsudo apt-get install pbuilder told me postfix was an required package07:27
lifelessyes, I understand that07:28
Hobbseeoh, i see07:28
lifelessbut its not pbuilder07:28
lifelessits something pbuilder depends on07:28
Hobbseeyeah, it'll be devscripts07:28
lifelessTechnoviking: are you sure it said required and not recommended?07:29
Technovikingwas required07:29
jmarsdenMaybe try    sudo apt-get install pbuilder --no-install-recommends07:29
Technovikinginstalled automatically, but I was able to remove it after the fact.07:29
lifelessthen it was a recommends07:31
Technovikinglifeless: ok sorry07:32
Technovikingwhen a patch is not longer needed for a package (fixed upstream), how do I remove the patch with the debian dir properly07:49
RAOFTechnoviking: Depends on the patch system.07:50
RAOFWith simple-patch-sys, you just delete the patch from debian/patches.07:51
RAOFWith quilt or dpatch, you also need to remove the reference to the patch from debian/patches/series or debian/patches/00list, respectively.07:51
TechnovikingRAOF: did that, do I need to run debuild again to generate a new .dsc file?07:53
RAOFYes, you'll need to generate a new source package.07:53
RAOFdebuild will do that.07:53
robinp1how can I get the installed JDK dir for a debian/rules Makefile ?11:25
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geserset/export JAVA_HOME. it's top of my head so better look how the existing java packages do it12:26
dyfetThe java tools, javac, java, etc, are all symlinked through /etc/alternatives to the ones in the bin dir of the active jvm12:31
dyfetgeser: That by itself does not tell you where to place built java binaries though...just how to run the tools...12:33
dyfetgeser, robinp1: debian/ubuntu java policy currently suggests generic compiled jars are to be installed in /usr/share/java as per http://wiki.debian.org/Java/Draft and native jni libs in libdir/jni.12:40
dstansbyHi guys12:42
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dstansbyHi guys :)17:27
dstansbyJust wondering if anyone can help me with something17:27
dstansbyI'm trying to build cheese, but I get this error message:17:27
dstansbydebian/rules:6: /usr/share/gnome-pkg-tools/1/rules/gnome-get-source.mk: No such file or directory17:27
dstansbymake: *** No rule to make target `/usr/share/gnome-pkg-tools/1/rules/gnome-get-source.mk'.  Stop.17:27
dstansbydpkg-buildpackage: failure: fakeroot debian/rules clean gave error exit status 217:27
dstansbydebuild: fatal error at line 1334:17:27
dstansbydpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -d -us -uc -S failed17:27
nhandlerdstansby: Install gnome-pkg-tools17:28
dstansbynhandler: thanks for that, it worked :D17:29
nhandlerGlad to hear that dstansby17:29
LaneyDoes Required-Start do anything in LSB headers? I'm trying to fix a problem with mediatomb where it launches from its init script before the network interfaces are up17:42
Laneyit's currently set to $all, which from my understanding should be making it come up last17:44
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james_wLaney: it's currently still done based on the symlinks as far as I know17:55
Laneyalright17:55
* Laney moves to 99, maybe that will help17:55
RainCTAny plans to update hildon-thumbnail? (Karmic has 2.0, Debian has version 3)18:08
RainCT(and there's an even newer version in Maemo's repo)18:08
RainCTI can do the update myself but I'm not familiar with any hildon stuff so checking to be sure we want the new version :)18:09
dupondjehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/audacious-plugins/+bug/38330719:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 383307 in audacious-plugins "Please merge audacious-plugins 2.0.1-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed]19:34
dupondjeplease somebody accept it, audacious 2.0.1 is already in Karmic, but can't be installed without the plugins :(19:34
dyfetthe package depends on the plugins?  not just a recommends, a required?19:37
dupondje+Package: audacious19:38
dupondje+Architecture: any19:38
dupondje+Depends: ${shlibs:Depends},19:38
dupondje+         audacious-plugins (>= 1.9),19:38
dyfetdupondje: Reading the audacious site, at least some plugins are not supported by the same upstream...but can it do anything useful with any entirely free formats without plugins?  that is not clear from the site...19:42
dupondjehow u mean ?19:45
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dyfetdupondje: I mean, if it can be used, even without all codecs and features, without audacious-plugins installed, then I do not think it should be a required dependency, especially if the plugins contain restricted codecs.  But that is my impression.19:46
dupondjeoutput is also a plugin19:46
dupondjeso alsa etc is a plugin19:47
dupondjekinda needed ;)19:47
dyfetOkay :)...It was not clear from the site whether that was true :)19:47
dupondjeshould be accepted imo :)19:47
dyfetthough in any case, if audacious has been merged from debian, then yes, I would expect the audacious-plugins to be merged also...19:48
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ryanakcaI have a package in Debian NEW. If it doesn't get processed in Debian by DebianImportFreeze, will it still be possible to get it sync'd into Ubuntu, assuming it isn't too far past the import freeze?20:16
sebnerryanakca: without problems20:17
ryanakcasebner: Great, thanks :)20:17
sebnerunless it breaks something :P20:17
ryanakcasebner: Haha, only thing that depends on it is Kobby, which I'm hoping to get uploaded to NEW sometime this week :)20:18
sebnerkk20:19
geserryanakca: at DIF only the automatic import stops, between DIF and FF you need to file a sync request to get a package synced20:33
ryanakcageser: *nod*, that isn't a problem :)20:34
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porthosesebner: would you mind if I did the lat merge/sync?21:57
directhexporthose, if it needs merging, can you see if there's a good reason for it (i.e. can we update it in debian then sync?)21:58
porthosedirecthex: ok let me look at it closer, from just glancing at it, it looks like a sync anyway22:00
directhexyay for syncs22:00
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porthosedirecthex: in lat upstream Depends on mono-devel (>=2.0.1), and mono-devel-2.0.1 is waiting on MoM to be merged/synced sooo I think I will wait on doing lat until mono-devel is done that way we should be able to just sync lat  ;-)22:21
directhexporthose, mono will be synced as soon as requestsync believes that 2.4+dfsg-4 is current22:22
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