[04:02] Hello, is there an alpha release this week ? [04:02] AnAnt: yes, alpha2 [04:02] ah, that's why syncrequests aren't processed then [04:02] AnAnt: for main, yes [04:02] universe [04:03] AnAnt: well, if a MOTU is free, it can be done with the new syncrequest script [04:03] hi [04:03] what new script ? [04:03] its not that new [04:04] pitti's had it kickin around for a bit [04:04] micahg: how ? [04:05] * micahg is finding [04:06] AnAnt: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-dev/ubuntu-dev-tools/trunk/annotate/head:/syncpackage <-- should be in ubuntu-dev-tools [04:07] ah [04:16] micahg: did you try it before ? [04:16] AnAnt: I don't have upload rights yet :) [04:16] ah, ok [04:16] AnAnt: I'm hoping to get some next week :) [04:35] AnAnt: the version in dev tools i dont think works yet. because its waiting on some lp functionality [04:35] AnAnt: you have to actually grab the script that pitti posted to ubuntu-devel [04:36] maco: I think the script works, I know bdrung was working on it, you might need the version from trunk though [04:37] maco: it works here [04:37] interesting [04:37] so they made the button on lp now then? [04:37] maco: no [04:37] not AFAIK anyways [04:37] maco: syncpackage creates the changes file, and I dput that [04:40] dunno about that LP button [04:40] hmph. thats what the original did. for a while the one in dev tools didnt do that though. it did some lplib stuff that assumed thered be a button in lp. i guess it was reverted [04:40] the button in lp never existed [04:41] so that version never worked [04:46] maco: thanks for the tip [06:34] jdong: say, do you have your irssi apparmor profile available somewhere? [06:34] kees: http://bodhizazen.net/aa-profiles/jdong/ubuntu-8.04/usr.bin.irssi it's a bit old though [06:34] I'm not sure if that's my most recent... [06:35] heh, audio :) [06:35] kees: heh that was the one where I had a audible ping extension [06:35] and I either didn't feel like or didn't know about subprofiles [06:36] unfortunately I didn't make an irssi profile for general use, just something that made me happy for my irssi config... [06:36] * kees recommends "owner @{HOME}" in place of "/home/*" and @{PROC} in place of /proc [06:36] absolutely; I knew you were gonna call me out on that one! [06:36] hehe [06:37] cool; it looks very similar to one I put together this afternoon. [06:37] neat! [06:37] personal use or for the apparmor-profiles package? [06:38] could probably go in apparmor-profiles, but I'm hoping to use it too. maybe ship it with irssi itself :) [06:38] awesome! [06:38] though given the perl extensions, probably not, since it would need a lot of stuff [06:40] jdong: thanks for the url; I'm off to bed. :) [06:41] kees: sure thing, good night! [06:58] good morning [07:02] morning dholbach [07:02] hey ajmitch [07:26] anyone want to review a package on revu? :) It got one ak already should be an easy one! [07:28] http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/mangler [07:28] ventrilo for linux cool app [07:58] hmm. minitube isn't pulling any of its dependencies. is this intentional? [07:58] what do you mean, isn't pulling any of its dependencies? [07:59] If they are dependencies then it's apt's job to pull them. [08:00] * Rhonda sighs at packages.ubuntu still not knowing about maverick properly. %-/ [08:05] rhonda, minitube pulls none of the dependencies it needs [08:05] It's Lucid Lynx, right? [08:06] it pulls nothing. [08:06] lucid and maverick [08:06] LLStarks: That question was independent to your issue. ;) [08:06] The full name is Lucid Lynx? [08:06] yes [08:06] why? [08:14] Updating the UbuntuBackports help page. [08:28] What do people put into the debian/changelog for backports? Version number and the likes? [09:07] Source change backport from XX to YY (LP: #zzzzzz) [10:01] geser: you check to sync Opal? Or should I file a sync request ? [10:01] dupondje: test building it right now [10:01] fine fine :) [10:05] Laney: What would it read for backport wesnoth-1.8 version 1:1.8.2-1 to lucid-backports, e.g.? [10:08] dupondje: bug #600121 [10:08] Launchpad bug 600121 in opal (Ubuntu) "Sync opal 3.6.8~dfsg-2 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/600121 [10:09] great :) [10:23] Rhonda: does it need changes or can you just build the M packages on L? [10:25] Can someone please change bug #524490 to wont fix? That is the way that SASL works, it requires plain text stored passwords. [10:25] Launchpad bug 524490 in ejabberd (Ubuntu) "Passwords are in plain text" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/524490 [10:25] Laney: It doesn't require any changes, I even build it straight ahead on karmic. [10:26] Rhonda: then you don't need to write a changelog entry at all [10:26] just request the backports — archive admins have scripts to do no-change backports [10:27] Laney: Yes, but for a test build, potential to offer through PPA for others to test? [10:27] From what I understood it is encouraged to offer test packages. [10:27] * Laney has never done this [10:27] %-) [10:27] but for a PPA I guess it's not important what you write [10:28] * No-change backport from M to L === asac__ is now known as asac [11:29] Q: How install File arichef filename.tar.gz ?step by step learn me please === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna === cyphermox_ is now known as cyphermox [14:52] tumbleweed: welcome in MOTU (i just got the log from the DMB meeting) [14:54] ooohhh [14:54] tumbleweed: congrats :D [14:55] bdrung, shadeslayer: thanks [14:55] tumbleweed: i became member tho :P [14:56] will apply for MOTU in 2-3 months time :D [14:58] shadeslayer: yes, do [14:58] :D [14:58] shadeslayer: you became ubuntu member? [14:58] bdrung: yes [14:59] bdrung: On monday [14:59] actually... Kubuntu Member [14:59] shadeslayer: that's why you were not on the DMB log [14:59] :) [14:59] bdrung: DMB ?? [15:00] tumbleweed: i saw that you became member of the sponsors team. welcome there too. the team needs man power. ;) [15:00] shadeslayer: developer membership board - where you apply for contributing-developer / motu [15:00] oh [15:00] bdrung: thanks, I cleared out all the easy stuff from the queue [15:01] tumbleweed: what do you specify as easy? [15:01] but there's a lot of things in there that look like tehy'll never be sponsored [15:01] bdrung: syncs and merges [15:01] tumbleweed: did you played with ack-sync? [15:01] actually, no. but I have been using syncpackage [15:01] syncs are very easy ones ;) [15:02] hehe [15:02] yeah [15:02] tumbleweed: ack-sync is a wrapper around syncpackage [15:02] aah, that'd save effort [15:03] you just type 'ack-sync ' and i will download the source, call syncpackage, and build it, then you press enter once and it will be uploaded [15:03] sounds way too esay :) [15:05] it works on my and on fabricesp's setup. [15:07] tumbleweed: that's why i did 164 to maverick (most of them were sponsored syncs) [15:11] heh. not that doing it by hand is much more work: almost all of the sync requests come from the same 5 people (who will presumably become motu) [15:15] tumbleweed: there are more than 5 people requesting syncs. it's the 90/10 rules. 90 % come from 5 people. ;) [15:16] yeah [15:18] tumbleweed: if you want hard work. go to http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/ and sort by date and take the oldest. [15:18] bdrung: yeah, that's what I mean about things that never look like they'll be sponsored [15:20] tumbleweed: old bugs don't mean that they are in the queue for a long time! [15:22] bdrung: that's true, but many of them have been pending review for a few years [15:23] tumbleweed: i sponsored some SRU requests for karmic that were one year old. old dosn't mean that it's not needed any more, but a lack of man power. [15:24] bdrung: yeah, I will look into them. but it's hard not to feel that some were ignored for a reason [15:25] tumbleweed: i doubt that most of them were ignored for a reason. if you want to review sponsor requests for main, you can work on them and ping me if the request should be uploaded. [15:26] tumbleweed: over a half year ago i cleared the sponsors queue for universe (back then they were separate). some of the patches weren't needed any more, but there were still some valid ones. [15:28] bdrung: ok, thanks === Amto_res is now known as Amto`OFF [16:25] hi, should ndiswrapper-common be pulling in ndiswrapper-dkms and causing endless module installation loops on maverick? [17:06] anyone want to review a package on revu? :) It got one ak already should be an easy one! [17:06] http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/mangler [17:06] ventrilo for linux cool app === cr3_ is now known as cr3 [17:41] <^arky^> Are there any software-center developers in here? [17:42] * ^arky^ looks around for mvo and mpt [18:48] bdrung: why isn't ack-sync installed by ubutnu-dev-tools? (it isn't in setup.py) [18:50] tumbleweed: because it's neither documented, nor tested on different systems (it works with my pbuilder configuration, but yours?) [18:51] ok fair enough [18:51] tumbleweed: if you address these points, we can include it [18:51] * tumbleweed better read teh source then [18:52] tumbleweed: and no error is catched. someone should write nice error messages. [18:52] well I'll see how many exceptions I run into [18:53] looks like it'll get on with my pbuilder [19:58] hi,anyone around? [19:58] Dear developers, as we are after DebianImportFreeze, I appeal to more frequently move syncs from ~ubuntu-archive bug-list. Thanks. [19:58] i need help with http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?upid=8338 [19:58] ari-tczew: we already have import freeze [19:58] oh :P [19:58] * shadeslayer didnt read properly [19:58] ;] [20:01] so.. anyone around to help with that revu? itll be quick [20:02] ive fixed points 1,3,4,5,6 and 8 [20:15] Hi, I could use some help understanding debhelper, specifically dh_install. Anyone around knowledgeable about that? [20:16] tyarusso: just ask your specific question. if someone has time and knowledge to help you he/she will do ! [20:18] tyarusso: well.. i can help abut [20:18] *a bit [20:19] Okay, my issue is that it doesn't seem to be finding the files it's supposed to copy over. Re-running to get the exact error now. [20:19] Some sort of a path problem within the build environment I guess. [20:20] tyarusso: ah,you need to specify the files to install in .install files,that can be found by using dh_install --list-missing [20:20] Here's the error: dh_install: nagios-xi-agent missing files (conf/nrpe.d/*), aborting [20:21] tyarusso: what does dh_install --list-missing say? [20:21] shadeslayer: dh_install: nagios-xi-agent missing files (conf/nrpe.d/*), aborting [20:22] My .install btw is shown on http://paste.ubuntu.com/457500/ [20:22] tyarusso: no no, run dh_install --list-missing [20:22] via console [20:22] shadeslayer: I did - that second paste was the output from that. [20:22] oh.. [20:23] weird [20:23] What were you expecting it to say? [20:23] btw, I'm building with pbuilder if that makes a difference. [20:23] well... i was expecting : dh_install : xxxx is installed in debian/tmp but not installed anywhere [20:23] tyarusso: doh! [20:23] tyarusso: one sec [20:24] tyarusso: put this hook http://pastebin.com/gp9DW5vP [20:24] in your pbuilder [20:25] then run pdebuild [20:25] tyarusso: which puts a pretty log in the parent dir,with the necessary info about missing files,then put those files in proper foo.install files [20:26] tyarusso: oh and btw #ubuntu-packaging is a better channel for this [20:26] shadeslayer: um, what does this do? My package neither involves kde4 nor uses CDBS, so perhaps this should be rewritten a bit? [20:26] Wasn't aware a separate channel existed these days. Good to know. [20:27] didnt realise that this hook was kde specific :P [20:30] uh... can someone tell tyarusso that i went to sleep? :P === ubuntujenkins is now known as jenkins === jenkins is now known as ubuntujenkins === ubuntujenkins is now known as jenkins === jenkins is now known as ubuntujenkins === ubuntujenkins is now known as jenkins