=== asac_ is now known as asac === tuantub_ is now known as tuantub [04:10] ao [04:24] hey, is there anybody about who can review pulseaudio-mixer-applet? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/pulseaudio-mixer-applet === WelshDragon is now known as YDdraigGoch === micahg1 is now known as micahg [11:42] Hi @all [11:42] have a problem with debian watch file [11:43] is it able to recognize the version of a file in the middle of the url? [11:44] it is about: http://willuhn.de/products/jameica/releases/1.6/datasource/de_willuhn_ds.src.zip [11:44] so the version of the code is 1.6 but the file has no version [11:45] now uscan tells me http://pastebin.com/d10c0521 [11:46] has anyone an idea? [11:56] therm, I don't think it's possible [11:57] therm: i had a similar issue [11:58] therm: wait [11:58] therm, you can workaround it in a different way, by parsing http://willuhn.de/products/jameica/download.php for instance [12:02] therm: http://pastebin.ca/1492570 [12:04] ok thank you I will try [12:12] DktrKranz: Could you descripe it more detailed for me, what you mean by it? [12:14] therm, is link to de_willuhn_ds.src.zip archive referenced in a webpage? [12:15] goshawk: in your case the file did also have a version, mine has not. Or did I made a mistake: http://pastebin.com/m5781c43b [12:16] DktrKranz, the website you download it is: http://willuhn.de/products/jameica/download_ext.php but the real location is http://willuhn.de/products/jameica/releases/1.6/datasource/de_willuhn_ds.src.zip or what did you mean? [12:18] therm, thanks. I should be able to provide a working watch, now. I'll do some tests ;) [12:21] DktrKranz, no thanks to you ;-) [12:21] therm, http://pastebin.com/d6943d176 [12:25] hey wonderful it works, big thanks to you! [12:30] therm, http://pastebin.com/d2a29d48f improved version, so you can fetch upstream archive too [12:33] DktrKranz, thanks it is uploading now [12:35] so is there maybe someone who wants to take a look after: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/willuhndatasource ? [12:36] Hi. Any MOTU willing to have a look at Bug #337337 ? It's a candidate for an SRU. Thnaks! [12:36] Launchpad bug 337337 in mountmanager "mountmanager crashed with SIGSEGV in QGridLayout::rowCount()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/337337 [12:39] fabrice_sp, you chould use (LP: #xxxxxx, #yyyyyy, #zzzzzz) format instead [12:42] DktrKranz, I have to say I didn't know it was possible :-) [12:43] fabrice_sp, just test. Run debuild -S -uc -us and check *_source.changes. If Launchpad-Bugs-Fixed line is populated by all of them, you did it right ;) [12:43] great: I'll test right now :-) [12:43] also, mind uploading debdiff for jaunty too, so devfil can process it? [12:44] DktrKranz, this is where I'm always lost: for a SRU, it should be fixed first in dev version. It could be at the same time? [12:44] fabrice_sp, same time [12:44] I'll post also a debdiff for jaunty-proposed [12:44] ok [12:45] fabrice_sp, I fixed a rm -fr / command at the same time, I was in a little hurry that time ;) [12:45] (rm -fr / with root privs, of course) [12:46] DktrKranz, it's understandable! :-) [12:47] package in question was slack, wasn't that funny? :) [12:47] lol [12:53] hep [12:53] Anyone awake? [12:54] Anyone familiar with x509 certs? [12:54] sorry is new me self [12:55] (hoping I'm only slightly in the wrong place...) where do bugs in ubuntu-dev-tools (mk-sbuild-lv) go? [12:55] just wondering if some on is the leader of the grafik programs [12:56] (specifically it bails when it can't modprobe dm_snapshot, which is built in now apparently) [12:56] mzz: I think https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-dev-tools/+filebug will work. [12:57] ScottK: tried that already: "Ubuntu Developer Tools does not use Launchpad as its bug tracker. " [12:57] Odd, since there are bugs there. [12:57] Then just file it against the Ubuntu package. [12:57] ScottK: (and "Launchpad doesn't know what bug tracker Ubuntu Developer Tools uses") [12:58] mzz: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-dev-tools/+filebug [12:58] ok, I'll just do that then. Thanks! [12:58] quentusrex: Just ask your question. Someone might answer. [12:59] ScottK it's the same question as earlier... I have a problem with openldap and my x509 certificates. [12:59] OK. [13:00] Well I know a fair amount about X.509 for mail related applications but nothing about LDAP. [13:00] any one in charge of blender [13:01] nobody and everybody [13:02] I love that answer :-D [13:02] It is both the curse and beauty of team maintenance. [13:03] I've filed a bug about it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openldap/+bug/398366 [13:03] Error: This bug is private [13:03] ScottK I'm familiar with x509s as well, but I can't figure out why openldap can't handle my certs. [13:03] when openvpn and everything can handle them. [13:05] ok if there is a mentor avalible i would love to help on media/grafik program package en merge [13:06] leifdk1978: Just ask your question and there's a reasonable chance someone will answer. [13:07] is there mentoring avalible for learning to pack and merge packages [13:07] Yes. [13:07] ok nice [13:07] merging blender with Debian's version is a nice task to undertake [13:08] especially since Laney is volunteering to help. [13:09] yeah and found other programs that need a minor update to [13:09] I'll answer questions in channel, but of course [13:10] ok i just fiend the motu page and start reading those [13:14] hmmmm [13:16] Laney: is pbbuilder a good start [13:16] yes you want to get pbuilder set up [13:16] ok [13:17] I recommend you use pbuilder-dist from ubuntu-dev-tools [13:17] from apt [13:17] sure [13:18] ok thanx [13:22] scottK: know any way to find out why gnutls/openldap don't like my certs? [13:33] hmmmm is it 9,04 or jaunty [13:34] devfil, DktrKranz I've updated the bug #337337 with both debdiff (for Karmic and Jaunty), and just subscribed motu-sru [13:34] Launchpad bug 337337 in mountmanager "mountmanager crashed with SIGSEGV in QGridLayout::rowCount()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/337337 [13:35] can i get someone to review my new package, pulseaudio-mixer-applet? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/pulseaudio-mixer-applet [13:37] hmmm [13:40] mr_spot_, I have to go now, but I'll have a look after [13:40] fabrice_sp: thanks :) [13:41] :) [13:43] hmmmm now i am looking on debain files to merge on ubuntu the blender files [13:48] Laney: is it the dcs file i need to merge debian to ubuntu === azeem_ is now known as azeem [14:57] Anybody know whats up with the ubuntu planet? [14:57] No posts since the 9th :D [14:59] are bash conditionals right associative? [14:59] ie how is x && y || z parsed? [15:05] I would be glad if someone could revu my packages: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/swtcalendar (advocated 1x), http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/willuhndatasource , http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/h2database [15:06] Laney: [15:06] emilio@saturno:~$ true && true || false; echo $? [15:06] 0 [15:06] emilio@saturno:~$ true && false || false; echo $? [15:06] 1 [15:06] so that would be: (x && y) || z [15:07] because of this: [15:07] emilio@saturno:~$ false && true || false; echo $? [15:07] 1 [15:07] thanks [15:07] err [15:08] Laney: actually it's: x && (y || z) [15:08] emilio@saturno:~$ true && true || false; echo $? [15:08] 0 [15:08] bah, I can't think [15:09] I just put the parens in explicitly :( [15:09] now all I need is apt-get source=$upstream_version --tar-only to work [15:22] hello is the maintainer for universe now Ubuntu Developers / [15:39] yes [15:42] geser: seriously? [15:43] hyperair: see https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2009-May/028213.html [15:46] thanks geser [15:50] geser: seriously?,up [16:09] hyperair: the new update-maintainer script from u-d-t in karmic already implements it [16:15] geser: i see. i never knew it even existed =p [17:03] strange problem http://pastebin.com/m23761330 but look at this: http://pastebin.com/m46a52f41 [17:03] it happens to me with some packages when I download them off LP [17:29] coolbhavi: dscverify doesn't use your keyring by default (look inside the script to see how it calls gpg). Add DSCVERIFY_KEYRINGS="~/.gnupg/pubring.gpg" to your .devscripts [17:30] you can use dscverify on the .dsc file to check if it worked [17:31] okay geser thanks again [17:31] coolbhavi, according to launchpad, version 0.4.4-0ubuntu1 has been signed by Thomas Jaeger [17:32] this would explain why you don't have the right key [17:33] fabrice_sp, the package was uploaded and signed by nhandler while uploading [17:33] oh, ok [17:35] fabrice_sp: changed-by is Thomas but signed-by is nathan (sponsored upload) [https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/karmic-changes/2009-May/001342.html] [17:36] thanks for the explanation, geser [18:31] do ubuntu buildds have internet connections? [18:32] no [18:32] hmmmm [18:32] that means packaging microemu is going to be hell. [18:32] it uses maven2 for building, and it appears that maven2 likes to download things [18:40] <[Ramy]> can you point any python specific packaging tutorial ? [18:45] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Python [18:45] * hyperair grumbles about maven2 === thekorn is now known as THEKORN [18:57] <[Ramy]> pochu, I have only .gz file format for the source code [18:58] [Ramy]: .gz or .tar.gz ? [18:59] <[Ramy]> pochu, .gz and I have .bz2 but not .tar.gz or .tar.bz2 [19:01] [Ramy]: you can repack then === THEKORN is now known as thekorn === MobileMyles6o7 is now known as TwoToneSpirit [19:07] Hello [19:08] I got a question, why is Ubuntu's bzr-fastimport different (and even out-dated) from Ubuntu's bzr-fastimport ? Although the maintainer in both distro's is the same person ? [19:09] did you mean Debian instead of Ubuntu somewhere? [19:09] yup [19:09] silly me ! [19:10] why is Ubuntu's bzr-fastimport different (and even out-dated) from Debian's bzr-fastimport ? Although the maintainer in both distro's is the same person ? [19:10] * LarstiQ wagers a guess but first checks the packages [19:11] AnAnt: why don't you ask the maintainer? [19:11] who's the maintainer? [19:11] they are not in sync [19:11] jelmer [19:11] he's on IRC now, but not responding [19:11] AnAnt: because jelmer is not an Ubuntu maintainer [19:12] LarstiQ: are you refering to the fact that there is no maintainer person in Ubuntu ? [19:12] I guess the package would need a sync [19:12] LarstiQ: if you look at Ubuntu's bzr-fastimport changelog, you'll find that jelmer is the one who packaged it for Ubuntu (using an @ubuntu.com) address [19:13] It could probably be synced, but I'd check to confirm. [19:14] AnAnt, yes but generally packages in ubuntu are maintained by a team [19:15] AnAnt, like MOTU/development team for universe/multiverse and core-dev team for main/restricted packages [19:15] coolbhavi: yup I understand that [19:18] ok, I think it does need to be sync'ed [19:18] AnAnt: yeah [19:22] did someone ask for a sync request or shall I do so ? [19:23] <[Ramy]> pochu, there is no INSTALL file in my source, and it is not clear to me how did you figure out that terminator is using distutils ? [19:23] [Ramy]: if it has a setup.py file, it uses distutils [19:24] <[Ramy]> pochu, it has setup.py :) [19:27] <[Ramy]> pochu, should I use bsd instead of mit in the dh_make tool ? [19:27] [Ramy]: use whatever upstream license is [19:29] <[Ramy]> pochu, dh_make give me this message "Copyright type "mit" is not gpl, lgpl, artistic or bsd" [19:30] then use something else (or nothing) and later update debian/copyright [19:33] ok, I submitted a sync-request for bzr-fastimport [19:36] did you test it? [19:43] Laney: you mean bzr-fastimport ? [19:43] or were you talking to someone else / [19:43] ? [19:44] LP 398507 [19:44] Launchpad bug 398507 in bzr-fastimport "Sync bzr-fastimport 0.8.0~bzr181-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/398507 [19:44] yes! [19:44] Laney: yes, I tested it here [19:44] Laney: actually I used git-bzr to test it [19:44] that's my only use for bzr-fastimport [19:45] ok [19:47] <[Ramy]> pochu, is grep -B 3 -A 3 import * in the source code directory ? [19:48] [Ramy]: yeah [19:48] that is so that you can see whether an import is optional or not... [19:48] e.g. you would catch [19:48] try: [19:48] import foo [19:48] except: [19:48] pass # it's optional [19:50] <[Ramy]> pochu, what I can see that there are imports for setuptools, glob,os,platform,re,sys [19:51] glob, os, re, sys are all core modules [19:51] setuptools isn't [19:51] (I think) [19:51] core modules are shipped with Python, so you don't need additional dependencies [19:51] <[Ramy]> pochu, yeah, setuptools is in python-setuptools [19:56] [Ramy]: so if it's required, you will need it in Depends [19:56] [Ramy]: unless it's required only for the build (e.g. it's imported in setup.py), in which case you need it in Build-Depends [19:56] [Ramy]: in the case that you have e.g.: [19:56] try: [19:57] import foo [19:57] except: [19:57] import bar [19:57] you could have a Depends: python-foo | python-bar [19:57] btw there's #debian-python on OFTC, good channel for python packaging questions :) [20:13] * hyperair grumbles about his isp being stupid about alioth connections again [20:13] <[Ramy]> pochu, what is OFTC ? [20:13] <[Ramy]> pochu, is this output ok ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/216389/ [20:13] irc.oftc.net. [20:14] it's an irc server [20:19] [Ramy]: you need to install the build dependencies [20:21] <[Ramy]> pochu, in XS-Python-Version is there a keyword names 'all' ? [20:22] you should put >= $minimun_version [20:23] iirc [20:27] <[Ramy]> pochu, it works :-D [20:35] [Ramy]: cool :) [20:47] <[Ramy]> pochu, I am trying now to upload the package to launchpad. Where can I find sources.changes package ? [20:48] [Ramy]: You get that from building the source package: debuild -S [20:52] <[Ramy]> nhandler, I imported my gpg key to launchpad but I still get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/216405/ [20:53] [Ramy]: run debsign with debsign -k [20:53] Or just pass the -k option to debuild [20:53] oh yeah debuild [20:53] [Ramy]: It also looks like your .orig.tar.gz is missing [20:53] or add an identity to your GPG key that matches "Ramy Eid " exactly. [20:54] the version number looks like a git commit hash O_O [20:54] <[Ramy]> hyperair, it is [20:55] [Ramy]: you should prepend some stuff to it. [20:55] [Ramy]: e.g. git.r1. [20:56] this is to make sure that when you upload a newer version, it will definitely be a bigger version [20:57] <[Ramy]> hyperair, I just want to make it working the first time so I can improve it later. now, I am confused in the packaging folder I have many new folders and I am not sure what to do [20:57] [Ramy]: many new folders? [20:58] could you name them? [20:58] the only new folder you should be having is debian/ [20:59] <[Ramy]> hyperair, http://paste.ubuntu.com/216413/ [21:00] [Ramy]: basically debian/ is your packaging folder, and the rest is upstream [21:01] [Ramy]: also your orig.tar.gz is named wrongly. it should be bpython_.orig.tar.gz [21:01] note the underscore as opposed to the dash [21:02] <[Ramy]> hyperair, I get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/216418/ [21:04] [Ramy]: it's not signed. [21:04] [Ramy]: you need to run debsign on the .changes file [21:04] debsign -k bpython__source.changes [21:04] or when you run debuild, run it with -k [21:07] <[Ramy]> hyperair, http://paste.ubuntu.com/216423/ [21:07] well that's what it says [21:07] you don't have a secret key for that key id =\ [21:07] which means you didn't generate the key properly [21:07] or something of that sort === WelshDragon is now known as YDdraigGoch [21:11] <[Ramy]> hyperair, how can I fix that ? [21:12] [Ramy]: generate another key, use it? [21:12] hyperair, just a short note, didnt have time for geany stuff yet, but I think next week I should find some gap for you :) [21:13] Zhenech: sure. you received my email about geany-plugins-0.17? [21:13] yupp [21:13] okay =) [21:13] * hyperair never knew that Zhenech was Evgeni until a whois lookup a few seconds ago [21:14] :) [21:14] :) [21:14] * Zhenech does not say much in here [21:15] 18 lines since the beginning of my irssi log [21:16] guess that counts as not many :) [21:16] ...aha! you're the guy in #debian-xfce! the one i was talking to about xfce4-notify [21:16] i knew i saw your nick somewhere [21:16] *shrug* maybe :) [21:17] my logs say so =O [21:17] it was the tiem when banshee was spitting flames with xfce's notification daemon [21:17] the crash in that one funky c# media player, rigt? [21:17] yep [21:17] aye, I remember [21:17] haha [21:22] <[Ramy]> hyperair, I made new gpg key and i get the same error ! === ripps_ is now known as ripps [21:26] [Ramy]: could you paste the output of this command: gpg --list-secret-keys [21:28] <[Ramy]> hyperair, http://paste.ubuntu.com/216429/ [21:32] [Ramy]: debsign -k D92F7084 [21:33] oh wait you tried that already [21:33] huh how strange. [21:33] [Ramy]: what does it say when you try running the command gpg --clearsign? === evanrmurphy is now known as evanr [21:36] <[Ramy]> hyperair, http://paste.ubuntu.com/216434/ [21:37] <[Ramy]> hyperair, i entered the passphrase and nothing after that it is hanging [21:38] hmm [21:38] hmmmmm [21:38] well of course it is hanging [21:38] it's waiting for your input =p [21:38] type something in [21:38] then type ^D [21:38] ^D = Ctrl+D [21:38] well anyway [21:38] did you try -kA0E46752 [21:39] with debsign i mean [21:40] <[Ramy]> hyperair, yeah, I tried that [21:40] and it didn't work eiter hu -= [21:40] how strange === evanr is now known as evanrmurphy [21:47] <[Ramy]> hyperair, pochu thanks very much for the support, I will try later to sign the package even it is never worked :( [21:47] =\ [23:37] who's an expert in python packaging? [23:37] POX [23:38] thanks ScottK [23:38] POX, ping [23:38] RoAkSoAx: You sent me a contentless ping. This is a contentless pong. Please provide a bit of information about what you want and I will respond when I am around. [23:39] Can anyone clarify the "Modify pool structure to include more packages" section of the InstallCD Customization guide (here: )? Specifically, do following the relevant instructions get the packages selected automatically? I'm sort of new to this, and unsure if I'm asking {the right questions,in the right place}, so any help is apprecia [23:41] ScottK, you also do python packaging right?? [23:41] Yes [23:41] * Nafallo is tempted to !ask ;-) [23:42] Ok here is the thing: I've merged python-pcapy: Bug #398012 [23:42] Launchpad bug 398012 in pcapy "Please merge pcapy 0.10.6-1 (universe) from debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/398012 [23:42] However it is failing to build: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28940415/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-amd64.pcapy_0.10.6-1ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [23:43] the only change in Ubuntu was the addition of export DH_PYCENTRAL=nomove in debian/rules. In Jaunty, it installed the module in python2.6/dist-packages... however, in Karmic is not doing so, and it's trying to install it on python2.6/site-packages and that's why it seems to be FTBFS [23:44] (I also have to say that when I builded in in my pbuilder and PPA the package builded) [23:44] now, by removing export DH_PYCENTRAL=nomove from debian/rules, it will actually install the module in python2.6/dist-packages [23:45] so, I was wondering, why is this different? (And I think this means that I'll have to summit the patch to fix this) [23:45] s/summit/submit [23:46] RoAkSoAx: Does it use CDBS? [23:46] ScottK, yes it does. [23:48] RoAkSoAx: We now have a patch it CDBS that magically adds layout-style=deb for all Python packages. This is great for some packages that didn't work before. For some that had already made changes for the dist-packages stuff the result is less fortunate. [23:48] Debian CDBS does not have this change. [23:48] I suspect this is why you are seeing the different resuilt. [23:50] ScottK, right. Well I've tested it removing export DH_PYCENTRAL=nomove and I have obtained what I believe is the expected result: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/216500/ [23:52] ScottK, so, should I just go ahead and submit the patch removing 'export DH_PYCENTRAL=nomove' from debian/rules? [23:52] RoAkSoAx: Sounds reasonable to me. [23:54] ScottK, Ok then. however, the difference between the Jaunty package and the Karmic package if I do remove the variable would be that it will leave 'pcapy-0.10.6.egg-info' in '/usr/share/pyshared/' instead of putting it in python2.6/dist-packages and python2.5/site-packages [23:55] I think pyshared is the right place for that, but I don't promis that's correct. [23:59] ScottK, Ok cool. I do think is the right place for it also, since both files contain the same info and besides, Debian package has that file in pyshared too. Thanks a lot for your help :) [23:59] RoAkSoAx: No problem.