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didrockskklimonda: sure00:14
didrockskklimonda: can you open a bug for that? (on maverick, of course)00:14
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AmaranthWhat is a good example package for something using cmake? Please no cdbs :)01:47
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imbrandonmost any kde app03:17
Amaranthimbrandon: I thought they all used cdbs03:39
Amaranthooh, nice, they use dh 7 stuff03:47
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bilalakhtarlfaraone: Are you there?06:31
bilalakhtarOh, you are not there06:32
bilalakhtarAnyone here to review my package? its here http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/liboauth07:15
bilalakhtarPeople, I have been facing a problem with building package pino in maverick chroot. The zlib.pc file is not found by the configure script. in which package is it?07:32
bilalakhtarAnyone here?07:51
bilalakhtarCan anyone review my package http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/liboauth08:03
bilalakhtarAmaranth: Hi there! Can you review my package?08:05
crimsunbilalakhtar: please be patient08:13
bilalakhtarcrimsun: ok08:13
bilalakhtar.quit08:30
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mok0I need a quick hint. How can I tell what date I upgraded?11:45
yofelcheck the dates of the files in /var/log/dist-upgrade/ maybe?11:46
mok0yofel: thanks I'll look11:47
mok0yofel, yep.11:47
geseryou could also look at /var/log/dpkg.log11:47
mok0geser: Indeed!11:48
bilalakhtaris alien recommended to convert packages from rpm to deb? or is it better to install from source?11:48
gesermake a proper deb?11:49
bilalakhtarPeople, if I run lintian with -I -E --pedantic tags on a binary package and still get no errors, does it mean my package is ready to go into the archives?12:01
kklimondano, it just means that lintian finds no problems with it12:01
bilalakhtarkklimonda: thats good, right?12:01
bilalakhtarkklimonda: Can I ignore the binary-without-manpage tag ?12:02
bilalakhtarsince its an upstream error12:02
kklimondayou should still write one yourself12:03
bilalakhtarkklimonda: is that important? I am uploading package gconjugo with that tag to revu right now12:04
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kklimondathere are quite a few programs without manpages but is it good enough reason not to provide one yourself? man page is a first place after --help that people use to get info about executable12:06
mok0kklimonda: you should definitely provide a man-page12:28
mok0kklimonda: as you say, it's the first place to look for info about a program.12:29
mok0kklimonda: man pages are great. It's the only standardized way of documentation that actually works12:30
mr_pouitexcept for graphical programs, they are not that useful12:30
mok0mr_pouit: That depends how much effort the author puts into it12:32
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imbrandon!sru12:32
ubottuStable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates12:33
mr_pouitmok0: many graphical programs have only --help (and e.g. gtk specific switches), and a manpage is rather useless in this case12:34
mok0mr_pouit: I respectfully disagree12:34
mr_pouita well written package description is probably better12:34
mok0mr_pouit: if it's well written, it can be wrapped into a man-page :-)12:36
mr_pouitmok0: of course, but why?12:38
mr_pouit(it's time that could be used better)12:41
mok0mr_pouit: the short answer is that it's policy12:43
mr_pouitmok0: it's a "should", not a "must"12:48
astraljavamr_pouit: I think that's what has been said all along: [14:28] < mok0> kklimonda: you should definitely provide a man-page12:50
mr_pouitastraljava: yeah, but it's not a reason not to sponsor the package, nor to to override the tag12:52
mr_pouitmost of the time they are useful, but for some graphical programs without options, not really12:52
bilalakhtarUploaded a new package gconjugo to revu (http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/gnome-medai-player ) and needs-packaging bug #56968712:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 569687 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] gconjugo" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56968712:57
astraljavamr_pouit: Debian policy begs to differ: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-docs.html third paragraph12:57
bilalakhtarAnyone here to sponsor it?12:57
mr_pouitastraljava: I know that, but nowhere is the word "must" ;)12:58
astraljavamr_pouit: True. :) But one should strive towards a bugless package anyway. :)12:59
astraljavabilalakhtar: That link says Package does not exist.12:59
bilalakhtarastraljava: sorry wrong link. correct one http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/gconjugo13:02
bilalakhtarastraljava: got it?13:06
astraljavabilalakhtar: Yeah, that one works. However, I'm not a MOTU, was just helping you out to reduce any confusion. :)13:07
bilalakhtarastraljava: ohk13:07
bilalakhtarhyperair: Hi there! Are you there?13:09
bilalakhtarThis chap has sponsored one of my packages, so I am calling 'im13:11
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JontheEchidnapersia: We have Colin over here, so we're good14:11
highvoltagehi, I need some help on SRU14:14
highvoltageI followed the instructions on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates as closely as I could14:14
highvoltage(for bug 474156)14:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 474156 in libmimic "package libmimic0 1.0.4-2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-removal script returned error exit status 2 (dup-of: 512096)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/47415614:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 512096 in dpkg "[MASTER] Exec format error : package failed to install/remove : installation/removal script returned error exit status 2" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51209614:15
highvoltageI first uploaded the fixed package to maverick for testing as the wiki page suggested, then when I tested it and it passed I uploaded the same package to lucid-proposed14:16
highvoltagebut I received an e-mail back saying that the package was already in the archive14:16
highvoltagethe package I uploaded to lucid-proposed is the same as the version I uploaded to maverick14:16
highvoltageshould the version be different?14:16
bilalakhtarcan any motu be kind enough to review my package http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/gconjugo and point out mistakes?14:17
JontheEchidnapersia: Though, we would like to hear a few of your opinions on the matter ;)14:19
ari-tczewhighvolate: I don't see any patches and ACK from SRU team14:19
ari-tczews/highvolate/highvoltage14:19
JontheEchidnapersia: though seeing as you have a different username in the uds channel, I am probably talking to your home pc14:20
highvoltageari-tczew: so I should put the patch on the bug report and get an ack first before doing the upload?14:21
ari-tczewhighvoltage: of course14:21
highvoltageok14:22
ari-tczewno without reason is delegated team to deciding about SRUs14:22
ari-tczewhighvoltage: is it bug 512096 ?14:22
ubottuLaunchpad bug 512096 in dpkg "[MASTER] Exec format error : package failed to install/remove : installation/removal script returned error exit status 2" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51209614:22
geserhighvoltage: yes, the version should be different: lucid version < SRU < maverick version14:24
highvoltagethe original version in lucid was 0.71, so the SRU version should be 0.71ubuntu0.1 right?14:27
geseryes14:27
bilalakhtarlfaraone: Hi there! Did you see the latest liboauth I uploaded to revu (http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/liboauth ) ?14:30
highvoltageari-tczew: patch attached14:30
bilalakhtarlfaraone: I fixed all the ones you mentioned14:30
ari-tczewhighvoltage: what's the bug?14:31
highvoltageari-tczew: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/edubuntu-artwork/+bug/57415614:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 574156 in edubuntu-artwork "package edubuntu-artwork 0.1.0-71 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [High,Fix released]14:31
lfaraonebilalakhtar: I'm a little bit busy right now, I'll take a look at it in two hours.14:32
bilalakhtarlfaraone: fine, no problem at all14:32
ari-tczewhighvoltage: you gave a wrong bug numer at start question. you can remove useless attachments14:34
highvoltageari-tczew: ok14:35
highvoltageari-tczew: how do I remove useless attachments, I don't see an option for that in LP14:36
highvoltage(ah got it)14:36
ari-tczewhighvoltage: click on (edit)14:36
highvoltageari-tczew: all cleaned up, only error log and debdiff now attached14:38
ari-tczewhighvoltage: ok, now if you want get this SRU process ASAP, ask jdong and give him a SRU's bug number14:39
highvoltageari-tczew: thanks for your tips and advice!14:40
highvoltagejdong: could you perhaps take a look at bug 574156 for an SRU?14:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 574156 in edubuntu-artwork "package edubuntu-artwork 0.1.0-71 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57415614:41
ari-tczewhighvoltage: you're welcome14:41
ari-tczewhighvoltage: and once again... you can give a patch by bzr branch, not necessairly debdiff :) just information14:43
highvoltageari-tczew: ok. I assume that requires us to have the packaging in bzr inthe first place :)14:50
highvoltage(which we're planning to do for this release)14:50
ari-tczewhighvoltage: head packaging in bzr is future planned. now you can attach a debdiff, but it's high time to learn and get used to bzr15:04
highvoltageari-tczew: ok15:08
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Breaking_PittI'm trying to do a debian package from a setup.py15:45
Breaking_Pittwhen I run make builddeb it stops saying that make[2]: *** No rule to make target `distclean'.  Stop.15:46
Breaking_Pittsome advice?15:46
ChogyDanBreaking_Pitt: I have no advice, but I think you need to add that to the makefile, right?15:46
c_kornBreaking_Pitt: what is your debian/rules file ?15:47
Breaking_Pittone momento please i'll pastebin it15:47
Breaking_Pitthttp://pastebin.com/J8tB4FT415:47
c_kornodd, I thought dh_auto_clean checked for the existance of a distclean target15:49
Breaking_PittAm I missing something?15:50
c_kornjust for testing purposes add: override_dh_auto_clean:15:51
Breaking_Pittwhere?15:51
Breaking_Pittin rules?15:51
c_kornyes15:52
Breaking_Pittwhere exactly?15:52
Breaking_Pitt?¿15:55
c_kornBreaking_Pitt: http://pastebin.com/R0Y2zQBP16:03
c_kornBreaking_Pitt: pastebin the entire debuild output.16:06
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ppannutoHi MOTU! I'm new to packaging / REVU / etc; I wrote a replacement for the gmail-notify package a little while back, and it was suggested that I try to package and release it so that others may enjoy it too.  I think I've gotten a hold of all of this, and I was wondering now that lucid is out and things have hopefully started to settle down what the best practice/policy is for getting a package reviewed?  ( link here: http://revu16:53
ppannuto.ubuntuwire.com/p/gmail-notifier )16:53
ppannutolink again not split across two messages: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/gmail-notifier16:53
jcfpppannuto: looking16:57
Breaking_Pitthello i have finished my first package17:05
Breaking_Pitthow can i know if this is correctly signed?17:05
mannyvcjwatson, around?17:10
bulldog98I try to package an package with source format 3.0 quilt but I get an error:17:34
bulldog98Reversed (or previously applied) patch detected!  Skipping patch.17:35
bulldog981 out of 1 hunk ignored -- saving rejects to file src/CMakeLists.txt.rej17:35
bulldog98what does that means?17:35
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azeem_bulldog98: it means the patch didn't apply17:35
bulldog98azeem_: what could I’ve done wrong?17:36
bulldog98because quilt applys it17:36
bulldog98and it’s not the error in the debian wiki17:36
azeem_what command are you running when you get the error?17:37
bulldog98debuild -S -sd -kMYKEYID17:38
azeem_so the clean target does not work?17:38
bulldog98azeem_: seems so17:38
azeem_hrm17:39
azeem_and quilt pop -a does work?17:39
bulldog98after running the command yes17:39
azeem_maybe dpkg-source's quilt gets confused if you run quilt manually  behind its back17:40
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bulldog98azeem_: I did quilt pop -a before running the command17:40
bulldog98but it happend again17:40
azeem_probably because dpkg-source thinks the patches are still applied and tries to unapply them17:41
azeem_check the output17:41
azeem_or pastebin it17:41
bulldog98azeem_: http://pastebin.de/646117:47
ppannutojcfp: thanks for looking, any progress?17:49
kklimondais there a good documentation how to use new deb format with full tree bzr branches?17:49
jcfpppannuto: almost, real life just keeps intruding17:50
ppannutoI understand completely, no hurry -- I'm actually going to grab lunch, back in ~40; thanks again17:51
jdonghighvoltage: looked at your SRU; ACKed.17:51
ppannutohi john17:51
ppannutoSRU?17:51
jdonghey Pat!17:51
jdonghttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/edubuntu-artwork/+bug/57415617:51
jdongyup, update to lucid17:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 574156 in edubuntu-artwork "package edubuntu-artwork 0.1.0-71 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [High,Fix released]17:52
jdonghighvoltage: on that note I'm kinda surprised plymouth artwork doesn't have an actual alternatives system?17:52
kklimondahmm.. it doesn't?18:00
kklimondathere is /etc/alternatives/default.plymouth and text.plymouth18:01
jdongthe debdiff led me to assume it didn't18:01
jdonghttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/48390096/edubuntu-artwork.debdiff18:01
jdong"FIXME: Will be accomplished with alternatives in Lucid+1"18:02
kklimondainteresting18:02
kklimondamaybe it got added later in lucid cycle?18:02
jdongmaybe18:02
bulldog98anyone else able to tell me what I did wrong http://pastebin.de/646118:05
ari-tczewjdong: could you open a task on lucid then bug 574156?18:06
maxbbulldog98: You have a patch in the quilt which does not apply18:07
jdongari-tczew: opened18:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 574156 in edubuntu-artwork "package edubuntu-artwork 0.1.0-71 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57415618:09
ari-tczewjdong: sorry for taking your time, but I need open a task on hardy; bug 29793318:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 297933 in libgadu "kadu: CVE-2008-4776 remote DoS" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/29793318:10
jdongari-tczew: done.18:10
jdong(and wow, ubottu is slow today)18:10
ari-tczewjdong: thanks!18:10
jcfpppannuto: commented18:14
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Amaranthwow the new compiz stuff has a bunch of problems :/ http://pastie.org/95898718:58
ari-tczewmaverick still doesn't exist on packages.ubuntu.com :(18:58
Amaranthstupid rpath18:58
ppannutojcfp: Thanks, I'll start fixing these19:15
bulldog98maxb: but quilt push -a doesn’t says anything19:20
highvoltagejdong: plymouth didn't at the time of packaging20:54
highvoltagejdong: plymouth only started to use alternatives close to the end20:54
Turlhi all20:58
TurlI have a question20:58
Turlgufw, the ufw ui, currently has a bug with rule deletion20:59
Turland I've talked with the devel and he will fix it20:59
Turlwhat would be the next move to get that fix published for ubuntu users?20:59
Turlgufw is in universe20:59
Laneyif it's a serious bug you can get it updated with an SRU21:05
Laneylooks like the person to talk to is devfil21:06
LaneyTurl: ^^^^21:09
TurlLaney: would you consider this bug serious? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gui-ufw/+bug/57840421:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 578404 in gui-ufw "GUFW erases the rule not selected to be erased" [High,Confirmed]21:11
Turlwhen you click on a rule and delete it, gufw deletes some other rule sometimes21:12
TurlI guess it's kind of serious, a normal user would say 'the app is broken', and if they don't pay attention they might be opening another port or something21:13
Turlwithout even noticing, who knows what a user might do :P21:13
jdongTurl: yes, that's a serious bug21:14
jdongis there a fix for it?21:14
TurlI'll talk with devid then, thanks Laney and jdong21:14
Turljdong: we know where the bug is, but there's no patch exactly now21:15
TurlI guess Marcos (Gufw's devel) will commit a fix soon21:15
jdongTurl: ok once a patch is available, it should be cherrypicked for a SRU21:16
jdongI'd approve a SRU for an issue like this21:17
bulldog98found my problem22:44
kklimondacan I get a list of packages that has diverged from debian but has not been touched in lucid and debian has had an upload during lucid cycle? :)22:56
kklimondahmm, probably MoM22:56
Laneywhat are you after?22:57
ajmitchpackages outdated in lucid that could have been synced22:57
* ajmitch is seeing if mdt has info for lucid22:57
kklimondaLaney: I'm wondering how bad shape universe is in :)22:58
Laneysounds like merge o matic22:58
ajmitchhttp://qa.ubuntuwire.com/mdt/all.html has those sort of stats for maverick22:58
kklimondaLaney: interesting blog post btw :)22:58
LaneyUDD has a lot of stuff you can query too22:58
jpdskklimonda: Sounds like the package culling session we had earlier today.22:58
Laneyhttp://udd.debian.org22:58
Laneykklimonda: *hides* :)22:58
kklimondajpds: probably - I've just read about Universe QA session on Laney's blog ;)22:59
ajmitchjpds: it sounds more like the default state of universe - not touched by us, but had changes after DIF22:59
kklimondafor some reason I find it impossible to actually participate remotely in UDS sessions :/22:59
ajmitchit is rather hard to do when you're not in the same timezone23:00
Laneythis all started in a conversation with ajmitch23:00
Laneyblame him!23:00
crimsunit's difficult even if you're in the same building, darned plethora of tracks23:00
ajmitchwho me?23:00
* ajmitch is innocent of all wrongdoing23:00
kklimondaajmitch: well, that's actually not the problem - it's just that I can't get around using IRC to participate in discussion when the rest can see each others :)23:01
ajmitchthere is that23:01
* ajmitch isn't even trying to keep up with UDS this time23:01
kklimondaneither do I - all I've listened to were three or four discussions.. and I've almost fallen asleep on Upstart QA ;)23:02
kklimondaLaney: ajmitch is there a gobby document from universe qa ?23:02
ajmitchwhy ask me? :)23:02
kklimondaerm.. jpds :)23:02
Laneyyes23:02
Laneycommunity-m-universe-qa, i believe23:03
kklimondaajmitch: your nick has a nice color in my weechat :)23:03
ajmitchLaney: was anything useful written down, or was it mostly just discussion that wasn't recorded?23:03
LaneyI can't get on gobby :(23:04
Laneybut I think I remember it being quite decent23:04
* ajmitch wonders how the debian health check went23:05
crimsunit was interesting. The most useful thing for me was learning that we should file RFAs for packages not in either U/D23:07
ajmitchRFA for something not in debian?23:07
crimsunerr, for packages that U devs don't wish to maintain. Yeah.23:07
ajmitchI suppose it makes more sense than an ITP, but I thought maybe an RFP, pointing to the ubuntu package23:08
ajmitchbut I don't deal enough with debian :)23:08
ajmitchthe debian/ubuntu crossover is an area I ought to work on more23:09
kklimondahmm.. I have this weird feeling that MOTU is supposed to be "the janitors of unseeded packages" after reorganization, or am I completely wrong? :)23:10
LaneyThat's pretty correct23:11
ajmitchthose that clean up the mess23:14
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