=== asac_ is now known as asac [03:21] OK [03:21] I have created this crude attempt at a basic debian package directory http://divajutta.com/doctormo/awakenonlan-1.0-deb.tar.gz [03:21] But ti's having problems with man pages [03:22] While it would be useful to have the man pages built at package time with pod2man, I've built them with the idea that they can just go in as is. [03:36] doctormo: wouldn't it be better to check the exit code of ethtool? [03:36] doctormo: the debian/rules file looks pretty empty :/ [03:37] white: The exit code is always 0, damn thing [03:37] I wouldn't know about debian/rules, I normally do python packages. [03:37] doctormo: hmm, that I'd probably consider a bug worth reporting (not that I have looked at what the whole package does and stuff ;) ) [03:38] the init script is lacking a few options [03:38] the copyright file needs the copyright years or something, ftpmasters are always very picky ... [03:39] not sure why there is a provides line in the control file [03:40] i guess if you are maintaining the package, then you could add yourself to the maintainer field in control, but i am not sure about ubuntu's policy here [03:40] doctormo: the postinst script should use invoke-rc.d rather than calling the init script directly [03:41] best to use dh_installinit to configure the code snippets for the maintainer scripts i'd say [03:42] white: The init script can't really have many more options, since it's not a daemon. [03:43] doctormo: i guess you are somehow depending on the dbus python module [03:43] doctormo: then have a look at a few other packages, the other targets could perform the same than others, like stop and then start or so [03:50] white: start-stop for restart makes no sense, I conceed I'm not a MOTU package master. But somethign about un-setting and then setting ethernet device attributes doesn't seem right. [03:51] Although I wish the ethlist was perl based too, it's just python is so much easier with dbus [03:54] doctormo: that's alright, i am not a MOTU package master either, just throwing in some random comments ;) [03:56] white: Are you a debian guy or an ubuntu dude? [04:04] I decided to post it to launchpad so I could work on it later lp:~doctormo/doctormo-random/awakenonlan === mac__v is now known as mac_v === daurnimator__ is now known as daurnimator === daurnimator is now known as daurni === ripps_ is now known as ripps [06:01] ping sladen [07:19] hello! could anybody with a little spare time re-review a package http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/scantailor - an interactive scanned book processor (c++/qt/cmake/cdbs)? === micahg1 is now known as micahg [10:34] micahg: pong [10:34] micahg: (but rather than pinging, it would be more useful to ask a question ;-) [10:36] ah, hi sladen [10:36] can you join me in #ubuntu-mozillateam [13:47] c === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth [18:00] asac: ping [18:22] loic-m: ? [18:23] asac: sory, I saw you did the last upload for miro, was that just because of the xulrunner transition or are you looking at the merge too? [18:23] s/sory/sorry [18:24] loic-m: you do it [18:25] Laney: would like to, but I'll be afk for 2 weeks starting tomorrow [18:25] so you just tried to nag? ;) [18:25] Looking at the merge report just now, I'm not sure if I'll have time to finish [18:26] Laney: no, somebody asked on ubuntu-motu ml :P [18:26] (I don't use it, never understood what the point was) [18:28] loic-m: #ubuntu-mozillateam usually deals with miro. [18:28] According to grab-merge, the job should be trivial, just debian/control conflicts, and that's just python 2.6 and xulrunner 1.9.1 [18:28] i guess we could find a merge reviewer there [18:28] I've done miro merges in the past [18:28] oh, so it's better to leave it to them no? [18:28] i dont remember exactly if we have a branch [18:28] and raof before me [18:28] didn't know it was mozillateam territory :O [18:29] loic-m: no. if laney wants to do it go ahead [18:29] loic-m: its not. [18:29] its just that we did some porting in the past and also packaged trunk stuff etc. [18:29] alright [18:29] Laney: ^^ [18:29] i'll put it on the stack but really it's quite large [18:29] Laney: but i am not sure if we had a branch at some point [18:29] but i guess its too late for that already ;) [18:29] loic-m: It's not so bad, so if you have time to do it today ping me for a review [18:30] ok, thanks === micahg1 is now known as micahg [19:18] hello [19:18] hi [19:19] I am having an error with my apt: http://pastebin.ca/1523119 [19:19] It is for ubuntu studio upgraded from Ubuntu interpid [19:22] it means that there's another package manager running [19:22] you should ask this in #ubuntu [19:22] #ubuntu-motu is a developer channel [19:22] I did [19:23] and? [19:23] they said come here [19:23] nvm [19:23] I got a backup [19:23] :) [19:23] =\ [19:23] I just don't have the ubuntu studio apt now [19:23] :( [19:23] no, you just have to quit your other instance of the package manager [19:24] they shouldn't have sent you here [19:24] spank them [19:24] I would get banned [19:24] Ubuntu staff there like to ban [19:24] I been banned for doing things like that [19:24] :( [19:25] I would have to say support for Ubuntu sucks [19:25] Laney: Totally my bad. I just didn't want to mess him up. I looked over here and saw that it wasn't busy and thought maybe you all could help. [19:25] channel staff don't ban unless they have a good reason [19:25] if you got banned then it's usually completely your fault. [19:26] try your loco channel for a less insane pace anyway [19:26] I know [19:26] I know I got banned and I probally deserved it [19:26] that was awhile ago anyway [19:26] I won't hold it as all of Ubuntu staff's fault [19:26] I knew that this was a devel channel, but it's a good vibe and I've gotten apt help here before. [19:26] anyway [19:27] So again, my bad. [19:27] can soemone give me a sources.list for ubuntu studio [19:27] #ubuntustudio? ;) [19:28] I tried there [19:28] they were idle [19:28] :P [19:29] that is the way it goes [19:29] ok [19:29] :) [19:29] Ubuntu-Studio sources.list should be the same as Ubuntu [19:29] try your local support channel [19:30] oh ok [19:30] makes sense then [19:30] :) [19:30] thank you for all your help [19:30] http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/sources.list => Standard sources.list (without comments) [19:30] thanks [19:30] :) [19:30] But I don't think this is useful. [19:30] ok [19:30] thanks for the help [19:30] I got it all working now [19:30] :) [19:32] strange guy... [19:32] :-) [19:41] Laney: ping [19:41] hi [19:42] Laney: are you planning on merging miro? [19:42] nellery: not me, but loic-m might be [19:42] you should talk to him [19:42] Laney: alright [19:42] Thanks. [19:42] I've got an error building miro atm [19:42] conky [19:43] loic-m: what's the error? [19:43] python2.6 is in Build-Depends, but the log shows it's trying to use python 2.5 and fails because it's not there [19:43] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/30085869/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-i386.miro_2.5.2-1ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [19:44] "/bin/sh: python2.5: not found" [19:46] Compared to Debian, except for the xulrunner 1.9.1 dep, the only diff is python2.5 (>= 2.5.2-6), >> python2.6, [19:46] which is an Ubuntu modification [19:47] loic-m: did you change pyversions too? [19:47] no, because that wasn't changed in previous 1ubuntu2 [19:47] but maybe I have too [19:48] loic-m: the last merge included that [19:49] with the python2.5 (>= 2.5.2-6) > python2.6 change [19:51] nellery: that's the debian/control I use. I don't see the diff with the ubuntu one, didn't Debian bump the version already? > http://paste.ubuntu.com/250457/ [19:52] Hey, can someone assist me in debugging bug 409001? I don't think this is a problem in the package. as xcb_io.c isn't part of python-gasp. [19:52] Launchpad bug 409001 in python-gasp "begin_graphics crashes python shell" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/409001 [19:53] loic-m: that looks fine [19:53] but what is your debian/pyversions? [19:55] Sorry, I didn't understand the question before [19:58] nellery: you're right, error spotted! Thanks a lot [19:58] loic-m: no problem [19:59] 2.5>2.6 now, should be ok. I shouldn't rely on grab-merge so much. I'll have a second look at it now [20:00] loic-m: hm, I used grab-merge and it changed it for me [20:01] must be something else then. My Karmic is such a Crash'O Land atm... === jono_ is now known as jono [21:11] Laney, miro merge should be ready for a review at bug #411110 - thanks nellery for the help [21:11] Launchpad bug 411110 in miro "Please merge miro 2.5.2-1 from Debian unstable" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/411110 [21:12] loic-m: done much testing? [21:13] I'll play with it [21:13] loic-m: don't mention the maintainer change [21:13] (i'll fix that) [21:14] I don't know how to use the thing. I started it, and it seems to be fluid with the #### radeon drivers, so it's not as bad as I expected (still can't get a video to display right with any player :( ) [21:14] Laney: thanks [21:20] Laney: runs and plays videos fine [21:20] cool [21:21] (my video is still dl... :( ) [21:24] BTW, could someone please review GMAMEUI at http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/gmameui ? [21:24] It's about the best MAME front-end I could find that's also actively developped upstream, and we don't have anything like that in the repos [21:26] At the moment, SDLMAME users have to run it from the command line, and that must be painful [21:29] loic-m: Why is the MAME stuff in Recommends? [21:29] RainCT: because it can run without MAME [21:30] ("Contact" in debian/copyright should be "Maintainer") [21:31] RainCT: Right. I changed that from Maintainer to Contact when it did the same on the DEP5 page, but now I'm checking it's Maintainer [21:31] (also configure, mkinstalldirs, install-sh, actocal.m4, etc. don't need to be listed, but I guess that doesn't do any harm either :)) [21:32] RainCT: yes I asked on Debian, and even though it's not "mandatory" a developer told me it's still good to have [21:33] loic-m: looking at debian/rules it doesn't look like the package will build twice in a row (because of the "mv debian/gmameui.xpm" and the like. I'd suggest using dh_install for that, or at least install or cp) [21:37] RainCT: right, I'll use cp, I already use that for the .desktop file [21:44] loic-m: the menu entry is missing a subcategory [21:45] RainCT: yes, there's no subcategory that fits [21:45] (also asked on Debian Games Team) [21:45] since it's a front-end that can play many different categories of games [21:46] and there's no ArcadeGame subcategory [21:46] I see. There's Applications/Emulators but I guess that isn't as fitting as Games.. [21:47] loic-m: ok, looks good to me other than what I've already mentioned [21:47] Yes, that's also my opinion, and other game-related emulators don't use that section either [21:48] RainCT: I'll upload in a minute, pbuilding at the moment ;) [21:48] I also added a Disclaimer, that way the package is ready for Debian too ;) [21:49] Disclaimer? [21:50] Because it's in contrib, and I forgot the disclaimer in debian/copyright [21:50] What do you think of "This package is not part of the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because it recommends MAME, SDLMAME or XMAME, whose license prohibits commercial use." [21:52] Ah right. [21:52] s/license/licenses/ [21:52] s/prohibits/prohibit. looks good other than that [21:53] Thanks a lot! [21:54] However it's a single license (they all use the same), so should it be license_s_ ? [21:54] loic-m: ah, it's fine then [21:55] Ok, I wasn't sure [21:55] No problem, it was getting about time that I do some Ubuntu stuff :P === zMoo_ is now known as zMoo [22:07] Thanks RainCT! [22:29] would anyone mind taking a look at this FTBFS from a package i uploaded last night: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/octave3.2/3.2.0-2ubuntu1/+build/1154977 [22:29] i'm not too sure what is going on :-/ [22:29] the point which fails is "cp: cannot stat `doc/interpreter/octave-a4.pdf': No such file or directory", but that is the effect of an earlier problem in the build [22:43] chrisccoulson: so it doesn't find the file and it aborts [22:43] RainCT - yes. the file is missing due to this earlier error: [22:43] "./plot.texi:69: ==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!" [22:43] but i can't figure out what happens there [22:44] chrisccoulson: ./plot.texi:69: pdfTeX error (ext1): invalid image dimensions. [22:45] i'm stuck at that bit though:) i had a look at the file, but i'm not sure what i'm looking for on that line [22:45] and it's only failed on i386 :-/ [22:54] is it arch:all documentation? [22:55] Laney - it is === sbasuita_ is now known as sbasuita [22:57] that'll explain that then [22:58] ah, yeah, i see now