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ScottKUsually it doesn't matter for the source package.00:01
RoAkSoAxcemc, ping00:23
cemcRoAkSoAx: pong00:24
RoAkSoAxcemc, any luck with the fix for havp in debian ? :)00:25
cemcRoAkSoAx: well, not really... I opened a bugreport, and attached my patch, which I think would fix it. now it's up to the maintainer I think00:28
RoAkSoAxcemc, I see. well I run into an issue that I've been told to discuss with you. The issue is when purging. Here i attach it as well as the possible fix: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/335597/00:30
cemcRoAkSoAx: I'm not sure this will work... I think that postrm script will have the same problem unmounting the loop file as the init script has00:57
sachin6870Hi Everyone03:01
ScottKHello sachin687003:01
sachin6870Hi Scott, I want to contribute to Gnome desktop for Ubuntu03:01
sachin6870 I developed one gnome applet, I want it be part of ubuntu official repo03:02
ScottKsachin6870: Then #ubuntu-desktop is probably a better place to start.03:02
ScottKOh.03:02
ScottKWe do help with packaging here, so this might be the right place.03:03
sachin6870ok thanks03:03
sachin6870http://cricscoreapplet.sourceforge.net/03:03
sachin6870this is project home page03:03
sachin6870Can you please help me with procedure?03:03
ScottKI can give you some general advice.03:04
sachin6870That will be great03:04
ScottKI'm busy with a few other things tonight, so I don't have time for detailed assitance.03:04
ScottK!revu | sachin687003:04
ubottusachin6870: REVU is a web-based tool to give people who have worked on Ubuntu packages a chance to "put their packages out there" for other people to look at and comment on in a structured manner. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU03:04
sachin6870no problem.03:04
ScottK!packagingguide | sachin687003:05
ubottusachin6870: The packaging guide is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment - See also !backports03:05
ScottKThose will get you started.03:05
sachin6870ok03:05
ScottKWhen you have questions, just ask them and usually if someone is around who knows the answer, they will help you.03:05
sachin6870ok03:05
sachin6870Thanks Scott for your valuable time.03:06
ScottKNo problem.  It's always good to see new people who want to contribute.03:06
dtchenso, who are my unlucky souls using Analog Devices HDA codecs?06:25
nigel_nbmaco: how long are you gonna be up?06:25
diwicdtchen: sorry, HDA ATI SB here, but when you get to Realtek ALC888, count me in.06:26
micahganyone have a link to the remove from archive instruction page?06:27
dtchendiwic: ugh, Realtek is a mindfsck in and of itself06:27
dtchengranted, the www.analog.com giving me crap for data sheet searches is less than useful06:28
dtchenok, never ever do a hard reset and then pull into a branch :(06:33
dtchenI just nuked all my powerdown-analog work in one second. Thank goodness for rsync backups.06:33
jdongdtchen: git scares me in that sense at times.06:40
jdongbeing an incredibly powerful tool with a clunky UI, I've found it way too easy to do the wrong thing (tm)06:40
jdongof course I've typically been lucky enough to be in the presence of a git deity with some magic sequence of even less intuitive commands to get things back06:40
jdong(no pun intended)06:40
micahgjdong: you have the link to the package removal instruction page?06:41
jdongmicahg: no, I do not06:41
jmarsdenmicahg: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/PackageArchive#Removing%20Packages06:42
jmarsdenI think!06:43
micahgthanks jmarsden06:43
jmarsdenYou're welcome06:44
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damagednoobwith those motu videos on youtube (dholbach), is any of that stuff written down anywhere?08:27
stochastic_can anyone point me to a good basic tutorial on building a patch with quilt?10:02
geserstochastic_: there is a wiki page about adding a patch with quilt10:23
geserhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/PatchSystems#quilt%20%28example%20package:%20xterm%2910:24
stochastic_google found a nice explanatory pdf file after I hunted through about five other "introductions" that were more like latin than introductory.10:24
stochastic_that wiki page really doesn't explain how to add a patch, it gives a one-line example as the editor, but doesn't explain itself10:25
stochastic_to a beginner it's pretty useless.10:25
* stochastic_ ended up reading this: http://www.suse.de/~agruen/quilt.pdf10:26
pochuquilt is not the easiest patch system to learn, but is awesome to work with once you've learnt it10:42
stochastic_pochu, so, once a quilt diff file exists in debian/patches, and is listed in debian/patches/series then what does a person need to do to ensure the patch is applied at build time?10:50
pochucheck the build log :)10:50
stochastic_lol, okay.10:51
pochuif the patch system was already there and you only added a new patch, it should be okay though10:51
stochastic_no, there was no patch system10:51
diwicstochastic_: are you using cdbs, debhelper etc?10:55
diwicstochastic_: http://pkg-perl.alioth.debian.org/howto/quilt.html10:57
stochastic_diwic, the package uses debhelper - https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/raul/0.5.1-110:57
diwicstochastic_: according to the howto I just posted you're supposed to do "dh --with quilt" in debian/rules10:59
stochastic_diwic, okay, thanks.  Though the rules file in that package is really strange looking.  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/335808/11:01
diwicstochastic_: that's normal for a debhelper 7 - just change "dh $@" to "dh --with quilt $@"11:02
stochastic_diwic, ahh thanks.11:02
diwicstochastic_: and add dependency debhelper >= 7.0.8 (and quilt)11:03
stochastic_diwic, yes I had quilt already added.  debhelper needs to be >=7.0.8 though?11:06
diwicstochastic_: I'm just retelling the howto for you :-)11:06
stochastic_;)11:06
* stochastic_ waits for pbuilder to update to lucid...11:09
pochu7.0.8 added the --with option11:09
jariqI am creating package for network daemon. Should I create sysv init script or upstart job or both ? What is the best pactice for ubuntu now ?11:33
rjnienaberis there anywhere on the wiki that details how to setup your system for package building?12:12
rjnienaberif not i could create a page12:12
diwicrjnienaber: sudo apt-get install build-essentials ?12:38
rjnienaberi was thinking something more along the lines of this: http://owlsayswoot.therandomist.com/2009/12/06/maintaining-ubuntu-package-setting-up-your-system/12:39
diwicrjnienaber: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide12:39
rjnienaberthere seems to be some detail in the video that's not on the wiki12:42
tsimpsonit is a wiki, edit it ;)12:43
rjnienabercool :)12:45
feasty identify beasty13:35
feastyoops13:35
elkyoops would be quite correct.13:36
feasty:)13:39
lfaraoneHi, I'm building a package which depends on pandoc. When I attempt to build it with pbuilder, pbuilder co mplains that it is a virtual package and cannot continue, but synaptic says it isn't a virtual package. What gives?14:49
tsimpsonlfaraone: make sure pbuilder is using the right release and is up to date15:00
lfaraonetsimpson: it's on karmic, and I just rebuilt base.tgz15:08
randomactionlfaraone: do you have universe enabled in your pbuilder?15:11
lfaraonerandomaction: I didn't explictly enable it, what do I need to do/15:12
lfaraone*?15:12
randomactionlfaraone: try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto#Universe%20support15:40
nigel_nbdoes the bot work in here? bug 39437316:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 394373 in qalculate-kde "Inconsistent menu entries across calculator program" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39437316:13
nigel_nbstrange, it works16:13
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lfaraoneHey, would a "package cannot be removed under non english locales" be SRU-worthy?19:06
jdonglfaraone: sure sounds like it to me19:07
lfaraonejdong: mk.19:08
kklimondalfaraone: you have a linl to bug report about this package? I wonder what's wrong with it :)19:08
lfaraonekklimonda: it's a funny bug. the daemon "stop" code checks a error message for a string rather than looking for the error code.19:10
lfaraonekklimonda: bug 479131. I just checked in a fix upstream which works for me, and am now going to prepare my first SRU :)19:11
kklimondaand update calls restart, right?19:11
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/479131)19:11
lfaraonekklimonda: yes.19:12
kklimondafunny19:13
lfaraonekklimonda: mhm. the fix is trivial (see http://code.google.com/p/autokey/source/diff?spec=svn192&r=192&format=side&path=/trunk/src/lib/daemon.py&old_path=/trunk/src/lib/daemon.py&old=73 ), but I'll have to push out a new lucid revision first, right?19:14
kklimondalfaraone: well, it depends but the best way is to fix it in current development version first indeed19:16
kklimondai wonder if this fix is fine19:17
kklimondabefore err.errno is checked err is casted to string so .errno is lost19:17
lfaraonekklimonda: oh! right, I forgot about that.19:19
lfaraoneFixed in svn:19319:20
lfaraonekklimonda: does that look sane?19:23
kklimondayes19:24
wrapsterwhile trying to install a pkg i get this erorr.."trying to overwrite `/usr/bin/logname', which is also in package coreutils19:36
wrapsterdpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken Pipe19:37
lfaraonelintian is complaining about my DEP3-style headers (which lack "## DP:")19:39
lfaraoneIs this a good reason to override?19:39
dtchenwrapster: please pastebin the entire dpkg output19:40
dtchenaccording to the 9.10 archive there is only one package that contains that file19:40
wrapsterdtchen: http://pastie.org/73068019:40
dtchenwrapster: is this nexenta?19:42
wrapsterdtchen: yeah.19:42
wrapsterbut since it was a pkging issue i asked it here..19:42
wrapstersorry if i was worng.19:42
wrapsterbut would really appreaciate if you could at least tell me where to look ?19:42
geserwrapster: perhaps this package should also divert /usr/bin/logname but the nexenta guys should know better than us19:43
wrapstergeser: where are the diverts specified? and are they same as pkgname.links? file!!19:43
wrapsteri mean do both do the same job?19:44
kklimondalfaraone: you should add comment to your patch. and if you are not willing to do that don't override lintian warnings - just let them be19:45
wrapstergeser: any idea?19:47
dtchenwrapster: the nexenta web site is very confusing to me19:58
dtchenwrapster: that source doesn't appear to be in hardy-unstable at all, either19:59
dtchenwrapster: but yes, what geser said is correct19:59
dtchenwrapster: it's probably best to approach the specific nexenta porting folks for this issue20:00
wrapsterdtchen: ok.. thanks20:01
lfaraonedtchen: i'm using a proprietary display/keyboard/mouse/audio peripheral from NComputing, and sound works under Gnome but not Sugar. What should I do to go about debugging it?20:03
dtchenyou lost me at proprietary20:04
dtchenanyhow -- start with http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh20:05
lfaraonedtchen: yeah, it pains me too. for some reason the company that produces them is worried that if they FOSS their software then people will make cheap knockoffs of their peripherals.20:07
dtchennot my concern, really, but lack of source makes it difficult to point out bugs in the audio source code, yadda yadda20:07
dtchenwow, there really is a crackton of broken HDA controllers20:08
dtchenmaybe we should just invert this list and make everything use position_fix=120:09
ajmitchyou can bet that will bring its own set of problems20:10
dtchenoh of course20:10
* ajmitch gets the impression there's no silver bullet to fix this20:10
dtchenif there's anything I've learned, it's that any action will break some non-trivial, very vocal portion of the userbase20:11
ajmitchmaybe some garlic & stakes through the heart of HDA20:11
dtchennah, just through that of the OEMs20:12
ajmitchthat'd be more fun20:13
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