[01:39] ScottK: You have something else you need help on? [01:39] JontheEchidna: Yeah, I need to upload l10n for 4.3.4 to karmick-backports. [01:40] karmick/karmic [01:40] I've decided to wait and see if Riddell has a magic script though. [01:40] I wonder if Riddell uses batl10n for that.... [01:41] batl10n-upload and batl10n [01:41] If you can upload l10n and have a decent way to script landing it in karmic-backports, that would be awesome. [01:42] I can upload every single language pack, but not a single kde-l10n-* package [01:46] Lovely. [01:47] Either Riddell has some magic or I do it tomorrow night. [02:47] shtylman, Riddell: http://drupal.ryanak.ca/ has the screenshot module removed. [02:48] what happened to the hotness image you showed me the other day? [02:48] ryanakca: ^ [02:48] shtylman: That's for Drupal 6. The above theme is for our current 5.13 install. [02:48] ahhh [02:49] I would make the top banner go more flush with the edges [02:55] shtylman: OK [03:00] Nightrose or Mamarok: Should I move amarok - 2:2.2.1-0ubuntu1~karmic1~ppa1 to karmic-backports (I'm moving KDE 4.3.4)? [03:01] shtylman: Like so? [03:01] * ryanakca liked it better before [03:03] yea... I think that gives it a bit more separation [03:03] everything just seems to bleed together [03:03] even with the text below [03:03] ryanakca: its your final call... but I would look at that... as well as how to distinguish the text below [03:03] and maybe make that giant Kubuntu is free... etc a bit smaller [03:04] I dunno what it is... but the text just looks slapped on there [03:14] shtylman: OK [03:16] shtylman: Feel free to play around with it, lp:~kubuntu-website/kubuntu-website/kubuntu-theme-v2 [03:19] k [03:19] * ryanakca => bed, school again tomorrow. [03:19] And I shrank the What Is Kubuntu text [03:28] Riddell: Nevermind. Decided just to do the translations by hand .... [04:27] Hi! O/ [04:28] It's the guy no one qanat [04:28] Wants* [04:32] mingmingtoo: Assuming you're who I think you are, that's not true. [04:34] Sure seems one of thexouncil does... [04:34] Eh [04:35] What does she even do for kubuntu other than yellif at peoples designs? [04:36] But I still g [04:41] mingmingtoo: dude, I have been supporting you man and backing you up, trying to put out fires, but I will stop doing so if you continue attacking people...I understand your conditions, but you aren't making it any easier on yourself...and you are also attacking a friend of mine, how not only does a lot for Kubuntu, but she also does a ton for KDE [04:41] fuck [04:41] he couldn't wait 2 more seconds? [04:42] what is wrong w/ his head? [04:42] srlsy [04:42] Probably my fault (PM) [04:43] he supposedly has medical issues right now, but I am finding it hard to believe those conditions seeing as vendictive as he has been [04:43] seems like he's gone coco for coco puffs [04:43] it is seriously starting to really irk me, and I highly doubt I can continue supporting him with these actions [04:43] mmm cocoa puffs [04:43] i ttried to reach out to him too but no response [04:43] oh well [04:44] * jjesse beds [04:44] g'nite [04:44] nixternal: I totally believe this is from his medical issue [04:44] Good night. [04:44] night ScottK and nixternal [04:44] if his medical issue has been upgraded to batshit insane, OK, I will agree [04:44] but depression I thought was the issue...never have I lashed out at people during my depression times [04:45] I think the lashing out is the manic part. [04:46] It's very common to completely lose perspective when you're in that state. [04:46] ok, so I have redone the feedback widget, ie. ported it to c++ since it starts up, cleaned it up a bit, and repackaged it...I will throw it on revu so you can revu it :) [04:46] nixternal: OK. You want to upload the two dozen translations updates that are left for karmic-backports while I look at that? [04:46] I'm up to kde-l10n-mr_4.3.4-0ubuntu1~karmic1_source.changes [04:47] (in alphabetical order) [04:47] do they all have to be test built? [04:47] Nope. [04:47] for x in `ls *.changes`; do dput ${x}; done [04:47] ;p [04:48] ooh, dput ubuntu those badboys [04:48] I can finish those up [04:48] nixternal: Grab them from https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ppa/+packages?start=0&batch=75 and remove the ~ppa1 and change the upload target to karmic-backports [04:48] nixternal: Actually I have kde-l10n-nb_4.3.4-0ubuntu1~karmic1_source.changes done. [04:48] hey, seeing as I ported the widget to c++, I renamed it, and have it set to replace the old..is that cool, or should I just keep the same name? [04:48] Should be fine. I'll look at it. [04:49] nixternal: You should start with https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/894697/+listing-archive-extra [04:49] yeah, didn't want to keep the same name honestly...a) to long of a name, and b) wasn't short and to the point :) [04:49] nixternal: What's the new name? [04:50] plasma-widget-kubuntu-feedback [04:50] removed the -qa- part [04:50] not showing up in revu yet...need to wait 3084032843280 hours :p [04:50] OK. Get to work on the translations and I'll go hunt it down. [04:51] roger that [04:51] so I am starting from -nl it looks like [04:52] nixternal: Start from -nds [04:54] Found it. [04:55] for x in nl nn pa pl pt ptbr ro ru sk sl sr sv tg th tr uk wa zhcn zhtw; do [04:55] dget -ux https://edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ppa/+files/kde-l10n-${x}_4.3.4-0ubuntu1~karmic1~ppa1.dsc [04:55] done [04:55] ahh, ok..will add nds [04:58] nixternal: Any reason you don't want to build you app --with-kde? [04:58] you/your [04:58] cuz I am a moron [04:58] I was building non-kde apps earlier and it stuck [04:58] I will fix that [05:00] nixternal: How about I fix it and you do the langauge stuff. I'm sick of backports. [05:03] hehe [05:03] did you dput anything with these at all? [05:04] ie. the ones you finished [05:06] ahh, nevermind, found them :) [05:22] echo "*** Did you remember to refresh desktop translations with `make -f debian/rules get-desktop`? ***" [05:22] ScottK: ^^ do I need to run that before debuild? [05:22] nixternal: Not unless I messed it up too. [05:22] hrmm, debuild doesn't get past that, it just stops there [05:22] We're just reuploading the translations from the PPA, not trying to make new ones. [05:22] No. It just takes a long time. [05:23] oh [05:23] haha [05:23] lol, as soon as I switch back to that screen, sure enough, there is my password prompt :) [05:27] nixternal: Want me to go ahead and upload this? [05:32] don't see why not [05:33] OK. [05:35] nixternal: Uploaded. Linitian whines about rpath. I'll leave that for you in ubuntu2 as I'm too tired. [05:36] groovy [05:36] thanks [06:02] nixternal: How's it going? [06:03] getting ready to upload [06:04] Excellent. [06:04] I'll stay up to accept it then. [06:04] nixternal: When you're done, would you please put the list of what you uploaded in https://bugs.launchpad.net/karmic-backports/+bug/497724 and then mark the bug fix released. [06:04] Ubuntu bug 497724 in karmic-backports "Please update KDE to 4.3.4 on Kubuntu 9.10" [Wishlist,In progress] [06:05] yes [06:05] Thanks. [06:08] uploading now [06:09] that was only like a 15 minute task thanks to for, if, and sed :) [06:09] dput *karmic1_source.changes [06:09] dput ubuntu *karmic1_source.changes [06:09] Even better. [06:10] sed -i 's/karmic1~ppa1) karmic;/karmic1) karmic-backports;/' */debian/changelog [06:11] what a friend that one is :) [06:11] for x in `ls`; do [06:11] if [ -d $x ]; then [06:11] cd ${x} [06:11] debuild -S -sa -k$GPGKEY [06:11] cd .. [06:11] fi [06:11] done [06:12] booyah, so if anyone has to do mass uploads from ppa to -backports, there you go :) [06:13] All I see so far in the queue is nds. [06:13] they are all going [06:13] up to ptbr right now [06:13] OK [06:16] OK, just accepted through ro. [06:16] Coming along nicely [06:17] sv uploading now === foxhoun is now known as vorian [06:21] There's another batch. Up through tg now. [06:21] th accepted too. [06:21] last 2 are uploading now [06:21] zhcn and zhtw [06:21] Cool. [06:24] all done [06:24] OK. Thanks a bunch. [06:24] np [06:26] nixternal: All accepted. [06:26] well that was easy [06:26] Don't forget the bug. [06:27] bug 497724 fix released [06:27] Launchpad bug 497724 in karmic-backports "Please update KDE to 4.3.4 on Kubuntu 9.10" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/497724 [06:29] All done then. [06:29] Once it's all built, I'll put an update on kubuntu.org [08:48] ScottK: re moving amarok: generally the more people get the newest amarok the better but it's your call if you think it is safe enough for backports [11:34] * jussi01 waves [11:35] * Riddell photons [11:37] *g* [11:37] How are you Riddell? Have a good new years? [11:39] yes most jolly thanks jussi01 [11:40] Riddell: excellent. :) [12:24] happy new year everyone :) [12:28] And the same back to you Tonio_ ! :) [12:28] :) === amik is now known as amichair === freeflyi1g is now known as freeflying [13:29] rgreening: good morning sir! [13:30] morning. happy new yr [13:30] my Amarok keeps crsh [13:30] dang [13:38] maco: you called again? [13:48] Tonio_: Happy New Year. [14:01] heya [14:01] can anybody imagine running a session at UDW: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek/Prep still has a couple of empty slots [14:05] there's nothing kubuntu-y or kde-y on the schedule yet [14:08] dholbach: hmm.. i could do one friday on kubuntu/kde junior jobs/papercuts [14:09] yeeeeeeeeeeeeeehaw! [14:09] that'd be fantastic! [14:09] seele: do you want me to pencil you in somewhere or do you prefer to do it? [14:09] you say it as if you didn't expect anyone to volunteer :) [14:09] dholbach: go ahead and pencil me in on friday, i'll put it on my calendar [14:10] seele: thanks muchly [14:10] * dholbach hugs seele [14:10] and happy 2010! [14:10] dholbach: np, happy new year [14:10] :-) === dendro-a` is now known as dendro-afk [14:27] seele: maco is away from internet access for the moment [14:27] she keeps on calling me but never leaves voice messages [14:41] hi dendro-afk [15:02] KDE4.4-beta2, getting phonon build errors. Seems like either missing package or incorrect phonon version [15:03] does anyone know about this. Preferably with an easy, quick fix [15:17] Stecchino: what version of qt do you have? [15:18] Riddell: 4.6.0-1ubuntu3~karmic1~ppa1 [15:18] hmm, that should have the phonon patch [15:18] Stecchino: what's the build error? missing headers are common with phonon since they keep changing [15:19] Riddell: I seem to be the only one of the Amarok devs to be having this problem though. Plenty of people have been using Qt4.6 [15:20] \o [15:20] and the build error: http://pastebin.org/71038 [15:20] build fails withing Phonon global header [15:21] Stecchino: and do you have /usr/include/qt4/phonon/phononnamespace.h ? [15:22] that should be part of libphonon-dev version 4:4.6.0-1ubuntu3~karmic1~ppa1 [15:22] Riddell: yup [15:22] then "/usr/include/qt4/phonon/Phonon/Global:1:42: error: ../../phonon/phononnamespace.h: No such file or directory " makes no sense if there is such a file [15:22] Riddell: there is something wrong with the phonon symlink [15:23] or rather, it should be a symlink or directory but it's a regular file [15:24] /usr/include/qt4/phonon/Phonon -> . [15:24] that one? [15:24] actually the one that it fails on /usr/include/qt4/phonon/Phonon/../../phonon [15:25] I don't know what that is supposed to be [15:25] >ls /usr/include/qt4/phonon/Phonon/../../phonon/phononnamespace.h [15:25] ls: cannot access /usr/include/qt4/phonon/Phonon/../../phonon/phononnamespace.h: No such file or directory [15:25] weirdness [15:25] relative symlink problems me thinks [15:26] Phonon -> . which screws with Phonon/../ [15:26] it ends up one level up in /usr/include [15:27] /usr/include/qt4/phonon/phonon seems to be a correct file albeit a weird one [15:27] then a quick fix is sudo ln -s /usr/include/qt4/phonon /usr/include/phonon I think [15:27] although it doesn't explain why I can compile amarok without issue [15:28] install mishap? [15:28] the buildds have no problems compiling either [15:28] or perhaps the result of me trying to fix it with apt-get -i --reinstall libqt4-phonon-dev [15:28] that shouldn't do anything (that package is empty anyway) [15:29] This doesn't look right: ii phonon-backend-xine 4:4.3.80-0ubuntu1~karmic1~ppa2 [15:30] al the rest of dpkg -l | grep phonon is 4.6 though [15:30] phonon-backend-xine isn't distributed as part of Qt so it has a different version number [15:30] phonon releases are a mess [15:30] At the end: http://pastebin.org/71040 [15:31] I would get sandsmark in here but he's afk [15:31] then you could slap him into cleaning up phonon releases [15:33] he does well, it's trolltech's fault if anyone's [15:34] /usr/include/qt4/phonon/Phonon/Global << is one of the fancy headers for #include . Perhaps these are generated at make install? [15:37] Stecchino: does adding that symlink fix it? [15:39] Riddell: yes [15:48] Stecchino: I can recreate your problem but not if I run cmake with the arguments we use to build a package [15:48] trolltech is trolling then :) [15:48] so something in this is working around it [15:48] -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debian -DKDE4_BUILD_TESTS=false -DKDE_DISTRIBUTION_TEXT="Kubuntu packages" -DCMAKE_SKIP_RPATH=true -DKDE4_USE_ALWAYS_FULL_RPATH=false -DCONFIG_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/share/kde4/config -DDATA_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/share/kde4/apps -DHTML_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/share/doc/kde/HTML -DKCFG_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/share/kde4/config.kcfg -DLIB_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/lib -DSYSCONF_INSTALL_DIR=/etc [15:48] don't know what though [15:49] Riddell: Amarok cmake I assume? Might be a stale cmake cache even though I deleted to fix [15:50] build type != debugfull might be the significant difference [15:50] or build_tests [16:32] When is the next KDE release? [16:32] Riddell: It looks like we've got a few changes piled up for another qt4-x11 upload. [16:32] It might be nice to get that done well before we have a KDE release to package. [16:33] we should work out what's going on with Stecchino's include problem with qt4-x11 [16:34] I'm here if you need me [16:34] Riddell: That too. [16:34] RC1 tagging is tomorrow [16:36] I also have just packaged virtuoso 5.0.12 by popular demand, we should consider if we want to use that [16:36] Better than indeterminate waiting on 6.0.1 [16:37] it would need a MIR of course but doesn't have any new depends [16:47] Fortunately pitti is making those a lot less painful [16:48] I just pinged kees on libssh [16:51] * Riddell smiles as "Simplified Main Inclusion Request process" arrives in his inbox [16:53] Riddell: so virtuoso package will release soon ? \0/ [17:06] ejat: Not related :) [17:08] DasKreeCh: I also have just packaged virtuoso 5.0.12 by popular demand, we should consider if we want to use that [17:08] hope so [17:08] \0/ === yofel_ is now known as yofel [17:32] ejat: Ah Ok missed that :) [17:56] * ScottK installs kde 4.3.4 from karmic-backports. [17:57] ScottK: amichair said that kdesdk got held back [17:57] Did he dist-upgrade? [17:58] Riddell: If he's on amd64, that's not fully built yet [17:58] I'm not sure [18:00] i386 just finished before the last publisher run [18:15] Riddell: I did, but then added that the mirror seemed to have been half-updated - switching to main servers got the rest of the packages [18:15] though I am indeed on amd64... [18:16] hmmm... I see there are some more packages available now... oh well. trickly trickle little packages... [18:17] amd64 is still in progress. [18:17] ScottK: how does that work? each package is compiled and uploaded separately? not all built and then uploaded together? [18:18] amichair: Yes. It has to be since many of the later packages need the earlier ones to build. [18:18] This is why we use the staging PPA. [18:18] We don't have an equivalent for actual backports. [18:19] yes to which? all built first and then uploaded, or uploaded as they are built one by one? [18:21] who was the travel agent canonical used to use before resfax? eyas or something? i cant remember how to spell it [18:25] ScottK: can't it pose a problem for users (myself?) to get only some of the packages, then a few hours later some more, etc.? the update operation doesn't have to be atomic? [18:27] amichair: For third digit updates it's unlikely to be a problem. [18:28] ScottK: famous last words :-) [18:28] amichair: There really isn't a way around it. [18:29] ScottK: I don't know anything about repos, but I thought u can first build and prepare everything offline, then just 'commit' the changes - not unlike version control systems. but I guess not. [18:31] I have much to learn! [18:50] Arghhh! [18:51] Riddell: Looks like we need another armel specific no nepomuk patch: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdepim-runtime/4:4.3.4-0ubuntu1~karmic1/+build/1425677/+files/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-armel.kdepim-runtime_4:4.3.4-0ubuntu1~karmic1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [18:51] ? === mgraesslin_ is now known as mgraesslin [18:56] ScottK: what causes that? [18:56] Riddell: That's 4.3.4 kdepimlibs on armel. You'll recall you did a no nepomuk patch on armel for one package right before karmic released. [18:58] So I'll go with whatever was causing the other problem [18:59] ScottK: based on the current conversation on release-team I think kdepim requires neopmuk in 4.4 [19:00] I suspect that's true, but this is 4.3 in Karmic. [19:00] We dropped the no-nepomuk thing in Lucid already and it's fine [19:00] do we care about arm backports that much? [19:00] It bothers my sense of order. [19:01] Do you remember what package is was you patched before? [19:01] * jussi01 hi 5's ScottK [19:01] * ScottK is a bit startled, but recovers [19:01] I'm afraid I don't [19:08] Found it. [19:08] It was kdebase-runtime [19:12] And it was soprano, not nepomuk [19:43] ScottK: Hmm I get "access denied" when uploading to REVU, any idea why? [19:43] Nope [19:43] :S === Quintasan1 is now known as Quintasan [19:52] Quintasan: you forgot to set a pw somewhere? [19:53] jussi01: pw? I need a pw in dput config to upload to REVU? [19:54] Quintasan: either that or you forgot to sign something - I meant that there has to be someway it knows its from you... [19:54] but I havent used revu since the old days [19:56] http://pastebin.ca/1737787 [19:56] :/ [20:00] Riddell: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Teams/Kubuntu <-- can I add myself there? [20:01] Quintasan: that page should be deleted, it was from before launchpad had teams [20:01] oh :D [20:01] Quintasan: have you changed your ssh key since LP or wherever revu gets them from? [20:02] jussi01: nope, I always keep em in separate place [20:24] Riddell: What's this Messages.sh? You mentioned me it's missing some time ago and now same for colibri package. [20:27] Quintasan: it's a script which generates the .pot translation templates [20:33] Urgh, doesn't sound interesting [20:33] can you gdb a plasmoid? or strace one? [20:34] or valgrind at that [20:35] well damn, plasmoidviewer allows you to do just that...I was a bit worried there [20:39] Quintasan: It's boring, but essential for GPL compliance. [20:45] ScottK: how long does this kde build/update take? it's been hours, and still some missing dependencies [20:46] amichair: Part of the problem is that backports are a low priority for building and lots of other stuff has been going on today. [20:46] We're close though. [20:46] * ScottK check [20:48] btw is this build progress publicly available? [20:49] amichair: https://launchpad.net/builders [20:49] ScottK: coolness, thanks === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [21:26] Riddell or JontheEchidna: When is the next 4.4 release tagged? NCommander wants to get back invovled with Kubuntu packaging. [21:27] tomorrowish [21:30] e-jat: virtuoso is in my PPA https://edge.launchpad.net/~jr/+archive/ppa but it has no init script and I'm not sure if it needs one [21:31] Riddell: thanks [21:37] e-jat: do you know if the virtuoso server needs to be running all the time? or how I should test it? [21:37] Riddell: Debian has a draft package in their svn. [21:38] I'm guessing it has the right answer to this question [21:42] ScottK: yeah it has an init script which doesn't work, at least not for virtuoso 5 [21:50] Riddell: http://trueg.wordpress.com/tag/virtuoso/ [21:51] I used the "Once More With Feeling" post to get it running on my trunk box [21:52] http://vizzzion.org/blog/2009/10/virtuoso-here-i-come/ <- and of course this one [21:53] Riddell: can you review bug 502565 and give ACK? [21:53] Launchpad bug 502565 in pyexiv2 "sync exiv2 0.19-1 from debian/unstable" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/502565 [21:53] thanks nixternal [21:54] Riddell: only kde packages need exiv2 in main [21:54] Lure: after I've had tea [21:55] Riddell: didn't 5 o'clock pass already in your timezone :-) [21:56] Riddell: virtuoso MIR might be fine (it is huge pile) [21:56] but MIR process just got easier [21:57] * Lure likes it [22:00] Installing virtuoso-server, virtuoso-driver and restarting nepomuk = success [22:11] shtylman: Did you have any luck with making the website text not look "slapped together" ? [22:48] JontheEchidna: from my PPA? [22:48] Riddell: yeah [22:48] rock [23:06] 7643 nixterna 20 0 105m 73m 6152 S 71 3.7 0:57.79 virtuoso-t [23:06] nice little hog [23:07] temp1: +71.5°C (crit = +99.0°C) [23:07] that's what I hate about nepomuk/virtuoso/strigi [23:16] it's taking 130 MB here doing the indexing [23:17] maybe it'll go down when it's done, but it's still somewhat of a disaster for lower-end computers [23:21] yeah, no way we could run that on a netbook [23:21] well we could, just don't expect it today [23:22] 130MB isn't so bad. [23:22] Unless you went with the 4GB SSD option. [23:23] On netbooks, I suspect CPU will be more important than hard disk space. [23:24] well the size isn't the issue as much as the taxing of the cpu [23:24] as soon as I run nepomuk on my desktop, enable strigi...hold on, as the fans power up and start sucking in small animals [23:26] ryanakca: havn't tried it... too bust with other things atm :) [23:34] nixternal: that link for the applet doesn't work... [23:34] I wanted to get the code and try it ... but :( [23:35] shtylman: lp:plasma-applet-feedback [23:40] nixternal: thanks [23:41] nixternal: bzr: ERROR: Invalid url supplied to transport: "lp:plasma-applet-feedback": No such project: plasma-applet-feedback [23:44] derr [23:44] lp:kubuntu-feedback-applet [23:45] :) [23:49] no survey :( [23:53] are you on karmic?