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ScottKlucas_: I was looking at tokyocabinet-ruby.  It needs libtokyocabinet-dev (>= 1.4.37) and we don't have sufficient version.  Should I reject it (it's New for Ubuntu) or will you look into getting libtokyocabinet updated?05:34
lucas_ScottK: bah. please reject it09:09
LaneyCan someone update the freeze exception in 309528 for 1.5.1.1-1, please? I've tested that it works (with some packaging changes).09:11
alkisgI'm trying to create a debhelper 7 package by following https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Python... did I understand correctly that I need to create a setup.py which essentially duplicates the info that I already have in debian/control and debian/install?09:59
Laneyit expects your application to come with a setup.py file]10:00
alkisgI'm the author of the application, so... hm... I need to learn how to write a setup.py file. I'm googling for it, but it seems weird to me that I need to put the same info in two places...10:01
alkisgI mean, I can't automatically create a minimal setup.py from debian/*, right?10:03
wgrantIf your upstream setup.py is correct, you should not need a debian/install.10:04
alkisg(I'm the upstream author) thanks, so I'll just move what I have in debian/install to setup.py.10:05
CiemonMorning all, I've been doing some work on the package predict which is cuurently linked to the same package in Debian. Is there anything written down about who/when/how etc of linking upstream?10:47
Ciemonthat should be not currently linked10:48
CiemonI may be able to write that in English if it's not clear enough :)10:49
joaopintois there a "regular" case in which /var/lib/dpkg/info/*md5sums are expected to be missing for an installed package ?10:55
LaneyCiemon: I don't know what you mean by linking upstream. Can you elaborate?10:58
lifelessjoaopinto: yes, if they aren't included11:02
joaopintolifeless, I am not aware of such an option when building a package, there is one ?11:02
lifelessjoaopinto: of course, debs can be built many many ways11:04
lifelesssee debbugs 15567611:04
joaopintolifeless, aren't all official packages built with dpkg-buildpackage ?11:04
CiemonLaney: sure.. we have Predict in Ubuntu, as do Debian. The patches I've been working on applying over the last week should really be passed to Debian too. I want to get the info right so that I can tell the patch author what he should do to get these patches into Debian11:04
lifelessjoaopinto: yes, and ? :)11:04
lifelessjoaopinto: dpkg-buildpackage doesn't do most of the building11:05
joaopintohum, isn't dpkg-buildpackage automatically adding the md5sums ?11:05
LaneyCiemon: Have you spoken to the upstream author about including them in the next release?11:05
joaopintoor it's a debian/rules task ?11:05
LaneyIdeally you file upstream bugs and also forward your patches to Debian including both bug links (LP + upstream) and the patches themselves11:06
sistpotyjoaopinto: it's a debian/rules task, usually done with dh_md5sums11:06
lifelessjoaopinto: man dh_md5sums11:06
joaopintoah ok11:06
joaopintothat explains the missims md5sums :P11:07
CiemonLaney: the author isn't answering mail, which is why I was suggesting pushing to Debian11:47
LaneyCiemon: That's fine, just give all the info you have in the Debian bugs11:48
CiemonSure, but at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/predict there seems to be some sort of link available, that's kinda what I was asking about.11:49
LaneyI don't know what that does11:50
Ciemon:)11:50
CiemonThanks.. I think ;)11:51
Laneybut I'm pretty sure it makes no difference to what you want to do here11:51
Laney;)11:51
CiemonGonna talk about this a lot on MOnday when we record the show11:51
* Laney trembles11:51
Ciemon:)11:52
Laneygeneral advice about working with Debian is here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Debian/ForUbuntuDevelopers11:52
RunePhilosofWhere does the source code for evolution-mapi come from? The homepage listed in the package description contain version 0.26.1 while the latest ubuntu package is 0.28.211:59
LaneyCiemon: More seriously, if you're finding it difficult to get involved then these are problems which should get fixed, so don't just let them lie11:59
LaneyRunePhilosof: ask whoever did the last update where they got it from12:00
RunePhilosofof course12:00
Laneyor check the watch file, maybe that's more current12:01
Laneyor... *cough* http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/evolution-mapi/0.28/12:01
CiemonLaney: not finding it hard as such, there's lots of mentors around. Actually I'm off to see Daviey shortly for some guidance12:01
sistpotyiulian: mind taking a look at bug #559959 (I'm still not 100% sure if the hat build failure is not a bug in hmake, but given that hat has always been troublesome, I think it's not related)12:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 559959 in hmake "FFe: hmake 3.14-2 (unstable/main -> universe)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55995912:25
sistpoty(and hat's build system is ugly at best, as I'm crawling through it atm.)12:25
sistpotyLaney: huh, ghc6 did make it on armel in just one day, 10 hours :)12:31
Laneysistpoty: WHAT?!12:32
sistpotyLaney: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ghc6/6.12.1-12/+build/152605012:33
sistpotymaybe one of the gcc fixes, or a different kernel of a different buildd helped it :)12:33
LaneyI don't believe it!12:33
* sistpoty neither12:34
Laneywhich buildd did it go to12:34
* Laney looks12:34
Laneyhm, not heard of that one12:34
Laneyright, now we urgently need to get all of the builds done12:35
Laneysistpoty: can you grant the FFe of pandoc 1.5.1.1 too? I'll upload it into depwait12:35
sistpotyLaney: sure, give me sec12:35
sistpoty+a12:35
Laneythere's already a bug open for the sync, I'll just repurporse that12:36
Laney-r12:36
Laneybug 30952812:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 309528 in pandoc "Please sync pandoc from debian unstable" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/30952812:36
Laneysistpoty: http://orangesquash.org.uk/~laney/haskell-installability/armel.png is our target12:39
Laneythis should be solvable with give-backs12:39
sistpotyLaney: excellent :)12:39
HewI've made a darkstat sync request at bug 549351, and have been asked for a lucid build log. How can I get this? Do I use a PPA?12:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 549351 in darkstat "[FFe] Sync darkstat 3.0.713-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54935112:41
LaneyHew: pbuilder can save a log with the --logfile (iirc) option12:42
Laneyor a PPA upload will do12:42
Hewthanks Laney I'll give the PPA upload a go12:42
sistpotyLaney: pandoc: go for it12:50
Laneysistpoty: thanks, uploading12:50
LaneyIt's a bit of a brutal upload to be honest - I just chopped out the new cdbs bits12:51
Laneybut it works12:51
sistpotyheh12:51
sistpotyLaney: just gave back the top row on armel... that was lots of clicking :)13:03
Laneysistpoty: good work!13:03
Laney(but in future, there is a buildd script in ubuntu-dev-tools that will save you that)13:03
* sistpoty likes to click that button *g*13:04
* sebner agrees with sistpoty *g*13:04
sistpotysebner: haskell-haskeline should need a rebuild, if I can follow the arrows on http://orangesquash.org.uk/~laney/haskell-installability/armel.png correctly... want to click?13:06
Laneysome of the green ones are false positives too13:07
Laneyso you should verify those manually13:07
sebnersistpoty: only armel?13:07
Laneyyes13:08
sistpotysebner: yep, since ghc6 only made it recently on armel13:08
Laneyia64 is broken so much13:08
sistpotyLaney: do you agree to remove ghc6 and haskell packages on ia6413:08
sistpoty?13:08
LaneyIn fact I was thinking about getting those binaries removed13:08
Laneyha13:08
persiaDoes anyone have ia64 hardware these days?13:08
jpdspersia: Yes.13:08
persiajpds: Are small desktops available, or just big iron?13:09
sebnersistpoty: done, that's fun :)13:09
sistpotylast thing I heard was that the ghc6 build failure on ia64 wasn't always reproducible on the debian porter boxes, which makes debugging not exactly easier13:09
Laneysistpoty: kaol could build it on the porter boxes, but it always fell over on the buildds13:09
Laneyand the ia64 porters couldn't come up with anything13:09
* sebner is afraid of armel.png though13:10
Laneydon't be13:10
sistpotyit can't break more than not build13:10
persiaOnce gh6 works, it's just a matter of following the graph.13:10
* sebner is AFRAID of that graph xD13:10
Laneyfor Karmic we had a similar situation with ppc13:11
Laneythat installability was fixed by throwing all of Haskell/ppc against the wall multiple times until it all stuck :)13:11
sebnerhahah13:12
Laneythis approach has a little more finesse than that13:12
Laneyalthough I'm sure I could modify the script which generates the graph to tell me which packages to give back next13:12
persiaYou could probably even modify the script to give back the next set that needs give-backs.13:12
Laneyyes, that's what I meant13:13
Laneyoh, to actually do the give backs. Indeed.13:13
persiaActually, if you find a way to make it generalisable over the full package set, I'd be happy to run it daily after my mirror sync completes (for all arches).13:14
Laneyit doesn't test buildability13:14
persiaAh, good point.13:14
* sistpoty doesn't like the idea that a script will get all the pleasure that I have pressing on this button :P13:14
persiaWell then.  Clearly the script needs to have a mail gateway with a list of URLs getting sent to sistpoty then :)13:15
sistpotyheh :)13:15
persiaBut for the script: I'd actually like to have something that lets us build a tree once the base is fixes: fpc needs bootstrapping on armel/powerpc after which there's a heap of stuff that can be built.13:16
LaneyThat would be useful indeed. Generally with Haskell transitions we only need to care about installability, so I haven't bothered to do that here13:17
Laneyand the script which powers those graphs isn't particularly general either, sadly13:18
Laneyhttp://pastebin.com/YRUZCk3i13:19
persiaSuch is life.  There's only ~30 pascal packages, and most of them are properly DEPWAIT, so that's perhaps less painful.13:20
persiaOh, that is very specific :)13:20
LaneyCertainly the tree-building / installability testing could be split out though13:21
thinkHI ALL13:23
joaopintohi13:24
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sistpotynhandler: mind taking a look at bug #55995914:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 559959 in hmake "FFe: hmake 3.14-2 (unstable/main -> universe)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55995914:04
nhandlerSure14:05
sistpotythanks14:05
nhandlersistpoty: So it FTBFS due to a hat problem right now?14:06
sistpotynhandler: no, it FTBFS since to haskell-utils was removed14:11
sistpotynhandler: however hat FTBFS with the new hmake (most probably with the old hmake as well, even if haskell-utils would still be available and working)14:12
nhandlersistpoty: Can you at least attach a diff for the merge?14:14
sistpotynhandler: sure14:14
sistpotynhandler: attached (diff based on debian package)14:16
nhandlersistpoty: Granted14:19
sistpotynhandler: thanks!14:19
ScottKLaney:  libghc6-hsql-mysql-doc is a new bianry package in your upload.  It's empty.  Please fix it and upload again.  Also, when you build the source package for a merge, please use the -v option to include all the new debian/changelog entries in the .changes file.  (do that for your fixed upload too since I'm going to reject this one).14:52
ScottKlucas_: Thanks.  Rejecting.14:56
ScottKLaney: Actually, I'm accepting it so the architectures don't get skewed, but it still needs fixint.14:59
evilshadeslayerTonio_: ping...15:17
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iuliansistpoty: Hey.  Do you still want me to take a look at that bug?15:18
sistpotyiulian: no, Nathan already gave me an ack, and I've already uploaded it :)15:18
iulianAh.  It has already been acked.15:18
sistpotyiulian: btw, are you subscribed to ubuntu-release@l.u.c?15:19
iulianSorry for the delayed response.  I have just arrived home.15:19
sistpotyno problem15:19
iuliansistpoty: I don't think so.15:19
sistpotyiulian: oh, can you subscribe? (have started a discussion about FinalFreeze for universe, see https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2010-April/000043.html, and had hope to reach everyone from the release team there *g+)15:20
sistpotynhandler: are you subscribed to ubuntu-release@l.u.c? ^^15:21
sistpotyScottK: same question to you ^^?15:21
ScottKsistpoty: I'm not.15:21
ScottKI probably should.15:21
ScottKGive me a moment.15:21
sistpotyah, so I guess it wasn't the most brilliant idea from me to think I can reach everyone from the release team via ubuntu-release@l.u.c *g+15:21
ScottKsistpoty: No problem.  Done.  Just need for slangasek to accept my subscription.15:22
ScottKNow I know why he was talking about your mail.15:23
ScottKWe had a brief discussion about it at the end of yesterday's release meeting.15:23
iuliansistpoty: OK, done.15:23
sistpotyah, yes, have read that... sorry, once again couldn't make it15:23
ScottKNo problem.15:24
ScottKIn any case we agreed to your proposal.15:24
ScottKHe was going to include it in a u-d-a post he was writing.15:24
sistpotyexcellent!15:24
sistpotycjwatson: are you subscribed to ubuntu-release@l.u.c?15:24
ScottKsistpoty: Why don't you just ask slangasek to see if all the release team members are subscribed rather than ask one by one?15:25
sistpotyScottK: oh, does mailman allow that? if so, slangasek: ^^ :)15:25
ScottKYes.  The list admin can do that.15:26
sistpotycool15:26
sistpotyScottK | iulian: I'd like to hear a second opinion on bug #52343315:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 523433 in ubuntu "[need-packaging] [FFe] pcmanfm2" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52343315:29
ScottKsistpoty: Since it's wanted for a derivative, I'm inclined to say go ahead as long as they can find an archive admin (I don't have the time to commit to it).15:32
sistpotyScottK: I guess I don't like the idea to add it for lucid and then drop it for lucid + 1 again, but I can't really say I'm decided on it (otherwise I hadn't asked *g*)15:32
ScottKsistpoty: I can see the sense of having both versions available for a transitional period.15:34
ScottKI'd have n'acked if they wanted to replace the old one.15:34
ScottKIt's not ideal, but life rarely is.15:34
* iulian agrees with ScottK.15:34
sistpotyok, then let's ack it under the condition that an archive admin finds time15:35
sistpotythanks for looking!15:35
ScottKSounds good to me.15:39
sistpotyScottK: yet another question: I'm inclined to ack munin (bug #538594), however as it's server related maybe you have some comments?15:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 538594 in munin "[FFe] Please merge munin 1.4.4-1 from Debian testing" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/53859415:41
ScottKLooking15:41
ScottKsistpoty: I'd approve it.  Wnat me too.15:52
sistpotyScottK: yes, please15:52
ScottKDone.  Thanks for pointing it out.15:54
sistpotyporthose: can you follow up on bug #540583 please and do at least minimal testing? thanks!16:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 540583 in yaws "Sync yaws 1.87-1 (universe) from Debian testing (main)" [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54058316:01
ari-tczewis MOTU Council dead? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Council/Meeting is not fresh16:17
sistpotyari-tczew: yep16:17
geseryes, MC is out of business16:17
nigelbanyone on the D-M-B available for a chat?16:18
geseryes16:19
nigelbgeser, I was wondering.. is it possible to have ~ubuntu-dev be a member of ~ubuntu-reviews?16:19
asacanyone running karmic?16:20
asacdoes firefox work for you will all the latest updates?16:20
asac;)16:20
nigelbasac, yes16:20
ari-tczewI think that MOTU/Council/Meeting wiki page should be cleaned up. Just have information about MC is dead.16:20
nigelbI'm updating... gimme 10 minutes test out16:20
asacnigelb: do you use firefox?16:20
asaccool16:20
asacnigelb: not running the latest nss?16:22
nigelbasac, nss?16:23
gesernigelb: what would be the benefit if ~ubuntu-dev is a member of ~ubuntu-reviewers?16:23
nigelbgeser, helps with patch review, since they'd be able to unsubscribe reviewers (i.e. no excuse for not going into it)16:24
asacnigelb: just upgrade everything ... and let me know if firefox still works after relogging into X etc.16:24
ari-tczewso who is responsible for MOTU meetings? where can I find meetings calendar - I'm interested to join MOTU16:24
nigelbari-tczew, apply to developer membership board16:24
nigelbari-tczew, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperMembershipBoard16:25
geserari-tczew: DMB handles MOTU applications, the next DMB meeting is Tue, April 13th 2010 15:00 UTC16:25
ari-tczewhm, so I'm poiting to next meeting after April 13th16:28
gesernigelb: I'm not sure this is a good idea (because of other reasons). As ~ubuntu-reviewers is subscribed to all bugs with patches, ~ubuntu-dev would get notifications for all those bugs (but I'm not sure about this)16:29
nigelbgeser, notifications go into the patch review mailing list16:29
geserari-tczew: that would be Tue, April 27th 2010, 15:00 UTC16:30
gesernigelb: members don't get any bug email if they aren't subscribeed to the ML?16:30
nigelbgeser, I'm yet to get any16:30
nigelbgeser, well, I did subscribe last week and just started getting mails16:31
asacnigelb: update finished ;)?16:32
nigelbasac, 8 minutes more to go16:32
asacoh16:32
asacbig one ;)16:32
nigelbnah, slow connection16:32
gesernigelb: ok, I guess it's like with the sponsoring team where ubuntu-dev isn't a member too. If a dev is interested in sponsoring or patch review he should join the team, but I don't have a strong opinion. An explicit membership has the bonus that I can look up which dev is really interested in patch review (as I assume that only a few would join explicitly if they are a member implicitly).16:34
nigelbgeser, ah, that is reasonable too :)  But I was thinking more in the likes of bug control16:36
geserI guess bug control is a little different as a dev should be able to update status and importance (it's part of their work).16:41
nigelbhm, It was just an idea :)16:41
geseralthough I'd like if more devs care about sponsoring and patch review (don't know how the situation is there).16:41
nigelbnow I have to manually get the review leads into ~ubuntu-reviews16:41
nigelbthe situation here is pretty bad... less than 10 active folks.16:42
nigelbasac, you want me to log out and log in back?16:42
asacnigelb: yeah. thats safe16:43
asacand then try to use firefox with ssl etc.16:43
nigelbi.e. https://www.somesite.com?16:44
nigelbbrb... logging out16:46
asaclaunchpad16:48
asac;)16:48
asacor something16:48
geserinteresting, www.somesite.com has a DNS entry :)16:48
asacheh16:49
nigelbasac, just loggged into my netbanking account.  No issues yet16:49
asacok16:49
gesernigelb: your money still there?16:49
asaclet us know if you get ssl issues ;)16:49
ari-tczewdoes wiki.ubuntu.com have multilanguage support?16:49
asacthanks nigelb16:49
nigelbgeser, Oh no! asac stole it! hehe :D16:49
nigelbasac, no problem :)16:49
nigelbgeser, anyway continuing on what we were talking.  My idea was if some dev did want to help, it should be super easy.  (well, that was the dream anyway)16:51
gesernigelb: is it currently that hard for a dev to join?16:54
nigelbgeser, apply and accept16:54
geserthat doesn't sound hard16:54
nigelbbut there is also prove that you do review and a +1 from existing member16:55
geseranyways as this involves joining a team to an other, an admin of ~ubuntu-reviewers IIRC has to initiate it. so you need to talk to them too.16:57
nigelbgeser, I only wanted your take on it :)16:57
nigelbI was unsure if it was the way to go.  I'm still unsure.16:57
geserme too16:58
nigelbI talk to dholbach to hear his take on this.16:58
nigelbAnyway, I think I'll have to formally approach the dmb for this anyway16:59
nigelbdmb, I think you might want to change your nickname :D17:00
ari-tczewwould be nice17:01
nigelbgeser, thanks for your time :)17:02
ari-tczewis word "deprecated" good instead "dead" on wiki.ubuntu.com? context about MC end of life17:15
RainCTari-tczew: what's the sentence?17:16
ari-tczewMOTU Council is dead and handled by [[#DeveloperMembershipBoard|Developer Membership Board]]. For meetings please read [[#https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperMembershipBoard/Agenda|DMB Agenda]].17:17
sistpotyari-tczew: why not write "out of business"? (though I'm not a native speaker as well)17:26
nigelbor just say replaced by the DMB17:27
ari-tczewnigelb ^^ +117:29
* ScottK looks at http://blog.brettalton.com/2010/04/10/installing-openarena-in-ubuntu-and-applying-patches/ and suggests someone update our package.17:30
ScottKsistpoty is, I'm sure, happy to test before granting FFe.17:30
sistpotyScottK: oh, yes... it'd need very severe testing though :P17:32
ScottKYes, so  someone please take care of that ....17:33
ari-tczewwhat is Next Chair on Agenda?17:34
nigelbari-tczew, next person to chair the meeting17:35
ari-tczewok17:35
ari-tczewwhat is "TBD" on wiki?17:39
nigelbto be declared17:39
sistpotyScottK: updating openarena is a pretty hairy business, due to debian bug 523323 ... I'll try to see if I can catch fuddl at work, and ask him for details17:39
ubottuDebian bug 523323 in openarena-data "missing source code" [Serious,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/52332317:39
ScottKsistpoty: Excellent.17:39
ari-tczewis MOTU going to full move as DMB?17:49
nigelbno no, only MOTU council is replaced.17:50
ari-tczewso current "MOTU mettings" should be called "DMB meetings" right?17:56
bjsniderwill there be sun-java6 packages in lucid?17:58
ScottKari-tczew: No.  MOTU will still be around, just no MC.18:00
ScottKbjsnider: In Canonical's partner repo, not formally in Ubuntu.18:00
bjsniderScottK, it's not there now. eta?18:01
ScottKbjsnider: No idea.  I don't work for Canonical.  Partner generally gets populated at or after release.18:01
ari-tczewwhat a mess on wiki.ubuntu.com! so what's the different between MOTU meetings and DMB meetings? please show me where are informations about this difference on wiki?18:03
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ScottKari-tczew: MOTU meetings are a meeting of all the MOTU.  We haven't had one in a long time.  It has nothing to do with membership in stuff.18:10
* hyperair thinks that ubuntu should undergo daemon-cleanup sometime18:12
hyperairi've got too many processes running >_>18:12
nhandlersistpoty: I should be subscribed. I'll double check18:12
sistpotythanks nhandler18:12
ScottKsistpoty: I am subscribed now.18:14
sistpoty:)18:14
ari-tczewScottK: with this approach wiki.ubuntu.com is going to /dev/null because will be useless18:15
nhandlersistpoty: Turns out I wasn't subscribed. I am now18:15
sistpoty:)18:15
ScottKari-tczew: Wiki's need maintenance.  Someone needs to do it.18:16
hyperairdoes anyone know why erlang needs so much rubbish running?18:16
hyperairthere's a beam.smp, an ssl_esock, some heart.smp, ....18:16
hyperairi wouldn't care so much if they're all lightweight, but added together they take over 30MB, and all that is *just* for desktopcouch.18:17
hyperairand this ridiculous couch thing takes an additional 10MB, not counting all the erlang processes started solely for it.18:17
hyperairand on top of that, the only thing that uses this useless couch is gwibber.18:18
hyperairi think i'll just stop using gwibber >_>18:18
ari-tczewScottK: I'm going to invite more user for contribute to Ubuntu with new development cycle (maverick). I don't want give them confusing wiki pages. More professionaly please!18:20
ScottKari-tczew: It's a wiki.  Go for it.18:20
ari-tczewScottK: wiki.ubuntu.com is too messed, so I don't distinguish a lot of terms, concepts etc. Someone from administration and moderation should clean wiki - once and good.18:23
ScottKIt's been done before and not so successfully.18:24
ScottKFor MOTU stuff there is no "administration and moderation" it's just us.18:24
ari-tczewbordello, nobody for nothing is not responsible. wiki is siking18:27
sistpotyScottK: FFe bug #503616 also looks server related ;)18:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 503616 in mondo "mondo package doesn't cope with grub2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50361618:36
sistpoty(avoided looking at it yet, due to incompetence in this regard)18:37
ScottKsistpoty: Commented.18:39
sistpotythanks18:43
ScottKsistpoty: I'll be AFK for several hours.  Ping and I'll read the scrollback when I return.19:09
sistpotyScottK: sure, thanks for the notice19:09
sistpotyScottK: and *do* get some sleep somewhen ;)19:10
ScottKsistpoty: Sleep is for the weak.19:10
sistpotyhaha19:10
sebnerScottK: bash19:10
sistpoty<- weak19:10
sebnerScottK: I wanted to write exactly the same! (citat from you of course :D)19:10
* sebner pets sistpoty 19:10
sistpoty*g*19:10
sebnersistpoty: you are simply getting old :P19:10
sistpotysebner: well, turned 31 very recently (actually yesterday)19:11
crimsuni used to be old. then i took some pills and now i'm ancient.19:11
sebnersistpoty: ujj, congratulations then :)19:11
sistpotythanks sebner19:11
sebnercrimsun: ¬_¬19:11
lfaraoneI noticed that xulrunner was dropped in Lucid, but I couldn't find a bug explaining the rationale. If upon testing, it builds properly and runs on Lucid, would it be suitable to request it to be synced from Debian? (this is needed to get sugar-0.88 working)19:44
sistpotyajmitch: around? Do I recall it correctly that you have good knowledge of the zope stack? (as I'm a little bit clueless about FFe bug #542634)19:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 542634 in zope.security "Add python-zope.security-untrustedpython metapackage" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54263419:45
crimsunlfaraone: eh? xulrunner-1.9.2 | 1.9.2.3+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 |         lucid | source, amd64, i38619:47
lfaraonecrimsun: aha. there's just no longer an unversioned "xulrunner", it seems. nor is there a python-xpcom (previously provided by "xulrunner")20:01
lfaraone*built by20:01
sistpotyDktrKranz: got a sec to look at FFe bug #551526, as I'm totally clueless about what's requested there, and what goes wrong21:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 551526 in transmissionrpc "Package is incompatible with repository version of the main Transmission app's RPC" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55152621:01
sebnersistpoty: I'm not sure if he will be online today again21:02
sistpotysebner: oh21:02
sistpotywell, there's always the option to leave a comment at the bug report in question :)21:03
* sebner ^5 sistpoty :)21:03
sistpoty:)21:03
sistpotymenesis: around? can you give some further insights into bug #542634? thanks!21:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 542634 in zope.security "Add python-zope.security-untrustedpython metapackage" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54263421:24
* abogani waves21:42
aboganiI'm looking for sponsors: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AlessioIgorBogani/linux-rtPPUApplication21:42
aboganiThanks21:42
sistpotyScottK: one for you (main): bug #55523521:43
ubottuLaunchpad bug 555235 in phpmyadmin "[FFe] sync phpmyadmin 3.3.1-1 from debian testing" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55523521:43
ari-tczew!seen av`22:45
ubottuI have no seen command22:45
sistpotyScottK: re bug #545690... do you want the new version in? if so, don't hesitate to acknowledge it ;)23:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 545690 in eric "[FFe] Please sync eric 4.4.1-1 with Debian testing" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54569023:45
ari-tczewis phpmyadmin a server package?23:46
sistpotyari-tczew: I'd very much say so, yes23:47
ari-tczewexactly! security team has pointed phpmyadmin as desktop package. ridiculous!23:48
sistpotyari-tczew: hm?23:51
ari-tczewsistpoty: phpmyadmin is ignored for dapper as desktop package. you can look at UCT23:51
ari-tczewdapper desktop is eol23:52
sistpotyari-tczew: aha, it's in universe23:54
sistpotyari-tczew: to my knowledge, packages in universe don't enjoy the extended support period that -server has23:55
sistpoty(but I might be wrong)23:55
ari-tczewsistpoty: for discussion you can join #ubuntu-hardened, as you are a member of motu-swat anyway23:56
sistpotyari-tczew: I'm the laziest member of motu-swat (only being still a member since one late night I had the idea together with nafallo to found a security team for universe)23:57
sistpotyari-tczew: just joined23:58

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