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dholbachgood morning07:30
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pittiGood morning07:50
pittiapw: "failed to upload" -- no idea; usually for a rebuild test we are just interested in the build logs and in the boolean result (builds/FTBFS); but in this case I think we actually want to keep the binaries and build a live CD out of it for testing the new toolchain07:51
ograjames_w, are you up already ? all image builds are screwed atm due to mono hangining in NEW (and for omap4 it would be nice if linux-omap4 could be released too)08:35
pittiI just NEWed mono08:36
ograpitti, thanks a lot ... could you do linux-omap4 too ?08:36
ogra(was only renamed, should be all ok beyond that)08:37
pittiogra: you mean the meta package?08:38
ograyeah, the binary of that08:38
ograit was initially wrongly names linux-ti-omap4 ... our builders dont like that08:39
ogra*named08:39
pittidone08:39
* ogra hugs pitti 08:39
* pitti hugs you back08:39
smbpitti, Is it you or cjwatson I would ask to accept Lucid kernel packages in the accept queue? It would be good to have this available in proposed as soon as possible.09:23
pittismb: "either", I suppose09:23
pittiI did some 1.5 hours on SRUs on Friday; I'll do another round somewhere this week, but my OEM stuff piles up, I need to catch up there a bit09:24
smbOk. So maybe cjwatson then?09:24
smbI would like to have that available for people in proposed as soon as possible09:24
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cjwatsonI can have a look in a bit; I just started the day09:25
smbThere is a bigger hunk of ext4 in that (which is queued upstream stable as well). But running fs tests looked quite good with the patches09:25
smbcjwatson, That would be great. Thanks09:26
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cjwatsonsmb: done10:15
smbcjwatson, Great. Thanks10:15
Laneyhow can I find out why binaries were removed for a package?10:23
Laneypresumably it was FTBFS but I'd like to confirm10:23
jpds+publishinghistory.10:23
Laneyjpds: where?10:24
Laneyhttps://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lhs2tex/+publishinghistory please tell me where to click10:24
Laneythey were removed for lucid10:24
Laneyalso, I assume that I'd have no trouble SRUing the fix?10:25
jpdsLaney: The source in dists/lucid/universe/source/Sources.gz but I can't see anything in the corresponding Packages.gz files.10:28
Laneyjpds: the binaries were removed. I don't know how to find out why as it doesn't appear in the publishing history :(10:31
Laneyanyway it does indeed FTBFS so I'll assume it's that10:32
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dholbachTheMuso: I just had a look at bug 601758 and bug 601754 , they look good to me, but it seems like instead of libjack* we'll have libjack-jack2d* soon - it might be worth for you weigh in as well10:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 601758 in Ubuntu "[NEW] Please sync jackd-defaults (5) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60175810:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 601754 in Ubuntu "Please merge jackd2 1.9.5~dfsg-15 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60175410:40
dholbach(I don't want to break all the audio world :-))10:41
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pittiseb128: bug 600622  - first maverick retrace :)11:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 600622 in inkscape (Ubuntu) "inkscape assert failure: inkscape: /build/buildd/cairo-1.9.10/src/cairo-surface.c:337: _cairo_surface_begin_modification: Assertion `! surface->finished' failed." [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60062211:37
seb128pitti, yeah you! ;-)11:37
pittiseems it's working11:37
pittiseb128: I'm just glad that we don't have surprises like gdb breakage again11:37
pittiI hope we can continue to use the lucid dchroots for a while11:38
seb128right11:38
* apw notes update-manager -d 'upgrade' button has stopped working ...12:08
pittihm, it worked fine last Wednesday when I tested it for alpha-212:09
sorenapw: How does it not work? I see it here, and I can click it, and the release notes (or whatever you want to call it) come up.12:10
soren(On a current Lucid system)12:10
apwsoren, for me it says 'Could not find release notes // the server may be overloaded"12:11
apwand refuses to do anything12:11
sorenAh.12:11
apwsoren, though i seem to have functional networking ...12:12
apwand the error is too quick to be a timeout12:12
apwsoren, occuring on more than one clean updated lucid boxes12:15
sorenNo clue, sorry.12:15
mvoapw: are you behind a proxy? is this lucid?12:15
apwmvo, i have a local proxy (apt-cacher-ng) though i am told that update-managers python apt implementation doesn't use it, this is lucid12:16
mvoapw: if you could mail/pastebin me the output of DEBUG_UPDATE_MANAGER=1 update-manager -d that would be nice12:17
apwmvo, sure, its reporting a 403 on DevelReleaseAnnouncement12:19
apwi'll confirm its not a local proxy thingy12:21
mvoapw: oh, let me check12:21
apwi seem to be able to open the URL it mentions on the same machine12:21
mvoapw: odd, the permissions on the server look correct, let me check further12:22
apwmvo, seems that update-manager is now using the cacher12:22
mvoapw: do you have any auth proxy setup?12:22
apwso i suspect it is its fault somehow12:22
apwnope, no authentication on the proxu12:23
mvoapw: aha, that makes sense. the latest lucid-proposed update-manager fixed a issue with the proxy usage12:23
mvoapw: so the fix may now have broken your setup :/ if apt-cacher-ng does not support fetchting this file12:23
mvoapw: you should see something in the apt-cache-ng logfile, no?12:23
apwmvo, i am suspicious its not compatible with apt-cahcer-ng12:23
apw1278328920|O|135|192.168.0.61|12:24
apwi suspect that usless file is to blame12:24
apws/file/line/12:24
mvoyeah :(12:24
mvobut it should work if you unset your proxy in the gnome environment, no?12:24
apwmvo its defined in the /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01proxy file12:25
apwand only there12:25
mvoaha, ok. that will be read by u-m12:25
mvoa good alternative proxy is squid-deb-proxy ;)12:25
apwmvo, i suspect one of us should work out how to fix it given its a common solution12:26
mvook, let me have a look at the apt-cacher source12:26
apwi suspect its fixable in the configuration12:26
mvoaha, cool. if its that simple we should do a sru for this as well12:27
mvomy knowldege of this package is limited12:27
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apwmvo, mine is too, other than it being very effective (till now)12:31
mvo:)12:31
TheMusodholbach: Thanks, will take a quick peak now, but will have a more indepth look tomorrow morning.12:33
mvoapw: it seems to have a whitelist for meta-release*12:36
mvoapw: could you please try adding: "http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/ to ./usr/lib/apt-cacher-ng/ubuntu_mirrors ?12:37
apwmvo, if i remove the ?xxx bit from the url it seems to work12:38
apwmvo the file which is erroring is not fetched from changelogs ?12:39
mvoapw: ohhh, the ?lang= bits?12:39
apwyep, that may be triggering the borkage12:40
mvointeressting12:40
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TheMusodholbach: Actually, these two bugs are syncs and not merges, as they don't yet exist in Ubuntu. They can be brought in without issue. I'll take care of them now.12:44
apwmvo, ok it does appear we can fix this by updating the VfilePattern12:44
apwmvo, i guess i should file a bug and put the config update on it ...12:45
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mvoapw: please do12:51
mvoapw: I'm happy to sponsor it12:51
apwmvo, be good for me :)12:52
mvo:)12:52
apw(as it it will be good for me to do some non-kernel packages)12:52
apwmvo, ok the ubuntu1 upload for apt-cacher-ng just shows someone mangling the source directly12:53
apwmvo, should i consider making this a quilt package ?12:53
mvoapw: yes, feel free12:53
apwmvo, they have also mangled the Maintainer to XSBC-original-maintainer, doesn't that happen automatically ?12:54
cjwatsonin binaries, yes, but you're supposed to change it in altered source packags12:54
cjwatson*packages12:54
mvoapw: jus trun update-maintainer12:54
cjwatsonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebianMaintainerField12:55
apwcjwatson, mvo, thanks for the clarificaiton12:55
apwcjwatson, i am right in thinking that the default for a source 3.0 (quilt) format archive is to have the patches applied, so that its sensible and appropriate to add 'debian/source/format'  as a patch ?12:58
cjwatsoneverything except for "as a patch"12:58
cjwatsonas in, you certainly should not have debian/source/format added by a patch under debian/patches/12:58
cjwatsonin general, debian/patches/ should patch upstream source, not debian/12:58
apwcjwatson, ok, ... makes sense12:59
cjwatsondebian/source/format should just be added directly12:59
cjwatsonhm, my grub2 vesafb test would work better with a kernel that has vesafb built-in12:59
dholbachTheMuso: one of them is a merge (missing build-dep in main)12:59
* cjwatson upgrades that vm12:59
apwis there an incantation for making quilt work with a 3.0 format repository, i suspect i need to find the 'kernel engineers guide to debian packaging with quilt'13:00
cjwatsonapw: you need an incantation? :)13:03
apwthe patches arn't in the normal place, so i assume i need at lease QUILT_PATCHES=debian/patches13:04
cjwatsonoh, that13:04
cjwatsonapw: /usr/share/doc/quilt/README.source has a suitable .quiltrc13:05
cjwatsonand general advice13:05
cjwatsonthe only weird bit is that after you check out a branch corresponding to a 3.0 (quilt) package with patches applied, you have to do a bit of fiddling to get it into a state where you can use quilt13:05
cjwatsonhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=572204 has the rune I came up with for that13:05
ubottuDebian bug 572204 in dpkg-dev "dpkg-dev: maintainer workflow problems with 3.0 (quilt) and VCS" [Wishlist,Open]13:05
cjwatsonbut after that initial setup step it just works13:05
loolcjwatson: hola13:07
apwcjwatson, and one final Q [sic], is there a standard for the header of a patch ?13:07
loolcjwatson: LP #600988 has a sync request for libxml2, per the email I've sent to ev and you last week; mind having a look and syncing?13:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 600988 in libxml2 (Ubuntu) "Sync libxml2 2.7.7.dfsg-4 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60098813:08
cjwatsonsure13:08
cjwatsonapw: http://dep.debian.net/deps/dep3/13:08
loolapw: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/PatchTaggingGuidelines13:08
lool(links to DEP3)13:09
cjwatsonlool: done13:12
loolcjwatson: thank you13:14
loolcjwatson: I dont think you'd actually need my help, but just in case, if you see regressions in migration-assistant and would like me to update the libxml2, let me know13:15
lool+flags13:15
Amto_res59100 Roubai13:24
Amto_ressory **13:24
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ploumHello14:07
ploumcould someone help me to find back the archive of the gobby files of last UDS (La Hulpe) ?14:07
ploumI'm looking for one and cannot find it back14:07
ploumthanks14:07
seb128they are on gobby.ubuntu.com14:07
seb128but the server crasher midweek and they lost some documents14:07
seb128which one were you trying to get?14:08
ploumhi seb12814:09
seb128hey ploum!14:09
ploumI'm trying to get gtg-desktop14:09
ploumI had a copy but I lost it14:09
seb128I don't have this one but maybe ask people who joined the session14:10
seb128bryce might have a copy14:10
ploumyep, I've asked on our channel but I wanted to know if there was some kind of "official archives"14:10
seb128usually gobby.ubuntu.com has the documents but as said there was a crash during UDS and no backup for some of those...14:11
ploumunfortunatly, gobby port is blocked here so I've to try from somewhere else14:12
ploumthanks for the information14:12
ploumI hope to do some productive work this summer :-)14:12
ricotzhello, could a SRU admin have a look at this proposal - https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/docky/+bug/57904914:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 579049 in docky (Ubuntu Lucid) "Dragging files to folders causes data "corruption"" [Undecided,New]14:13
ploumhow is life going on the gnombuntu side ?14:13
seb128ploum, there is always lot happening on the GNOME side, especially atm with GNOME3 coming ;-)14:14
seb128so busy but nice to see changes ;-)14:14
ploumseb128: but those gnome 3 stuffs will be only for 11.4, right ?14:18
ploumor will be 10.10 a ubuntu remix of 2.30 with some 3.0 libraries ? (like dconf and gsettings)14:19
seb128we plan to update the platform this cycle14:19
seb128so yes GNOME3 is for next cycle14:19
seb128we will get dconf and gsettings in the default install this cycle though14:19
seb128gtk3 should be in universe or maybe in main but not installed by default14:19
seb128we decided to do the gtk2 to gtk3 transition on 2 cycles14:20
ploumindeed, this will be a lot of work for you then !14:20
seb128yes ;-)14:20
ploumkeep it up, we, users, appreciate it :-)14:20
seb128ploum, thanks :-)14:22
cjwatsonapw: is anyone working on the fbcon handoff stuff for foundations-m-grub2-boot-framebuffer yet?  I'm approaching the point where I could test it14:22
apwcjwatson, hrm .. not sure ... will find out14:22
cjwatsonta14:22
apwcjwatson, doesn't look like it, i am unclear as to the requirements there, is there some info as to what the hand-off kit even is (i am assuming thats the task)14:24
apwhttps://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/19287/ <-- is it essentially that patch ?14:25
cjwatsonapw: I think it was linked from the spec wiki14:30
cjwatsonyes, that's the patch, although I listed it as "something like [that]" rather than that exact patch since I know there were comments on it14:31
apwmvo, ok ... i think i have put together patches and updated source packages for apt-cacher-ng they are on chinstrap:~apw/upload/sign ... apt-cacher-ng-DevelReleaseAnnouncement* are the debdiffs ... perhaps you could review and tell me how bad they are14:33
apwcjwatson, cool ... yeah i can see the patch needs some love, but thats the missing functionality14:34
cjwatsonapw: regarding Alan's comment we should of course note that we *do* want to use the vt layer14:35
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killownhey ubuntu developers new bug here http://paste.pocoo.org/show/233756/  after execute help('modules') on python interpreter it enable compiz15:15
kaushalhi15:53
kaushalPlease guide me about my post on https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-server/2010-July/004402.html15:53
apwbasically this is about doing a PXE install but wishing to end up with a server kernel installed ^^15:56
* ogra bets there is a preseed value one can set15:58
apwogra, that email thread does talk about a preeseed.  kaushal says "i am using a kickstart ks.cfg not preseed" though i am unsure of the specifics15:59
ograhmm15:59
elmod-i base-installer/kernel/linux/extra-packages-2.6 string15:59
elmod-i pkgsel/include string linux-image-server15:59
ograperfect ;)15:59
elmois what we do, FWIW15:59
ogranot sure how that translates into kickstart though16:00
* apw has no clue as to how or why we seem to have two methods to essentially control the install16:00
ograapw, kickstart is redhat's way of using preseeding16:00
ograd-i is (or at least once was) supposed to be able to translate such files16:01
apwwell indeed, but as this is an ubuntu install its not obvious how that relates ...16:01
ograinto preseeding16:01
apwahh i see16:01
ograbut i have no clue how well that works or if its still supported ... i remember it was introduced around dapper timeframe16:02
un214I just discovered /tmp isn't ramdrive/swapdrive anymore. Intentional?16:02
cjwatsonstill works and is still supported16:02
ogragreat16:02
cjwatsonun214: never has been by default16:02
apwcjwatson, can you do a kernel switch via the kickstart form ?16:02
ograso the var or value the user uses might be wrong16:02
un214was in jaunty when I first installed16:02
apwpreseed --owner gdm shared/default-x-display-manager select gdm16:03
apwhttps://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html16:03
cjwatsonapw: the preseed in the post above should work fine; it looks like kaushal just needs help in using preseeding at all16:03
apwkaushal, those docs imply you might be able to use 'preseed' to do the same things16:03
cjwatsonoh, and yes, you can use 'preseed' to drop down to raw preseeding from ks.cfg16:04
cjwatsonkaushal: so you want this in ks.cfg:16:04
cjwatsonpreseed base-installer/kernel/override-image string linux-server16:04
cjwatsonun214: I don't know how you installed, but I maintain the Ubuntu installer and we have never put /tmp on a RAM-based filesystem16:04
cjwatsonby default16:04
kaushalok16:05
kaushalcjwatson, ok16:05
kaushalshall i pastebin the ks.cfg file ?16:05
kaushalcjwatson, where exactly i need to put that line ?16:07
un214maybe I installed by cloning the livecd16:07
cjwatsonkaushal: no need to pastebin.  just put it anywhere in the main section of the file (i.e. not %packages or %pre or %post)16:07
cjwatsonwhere you'd put commands like 'url'16:07
un214that would certainally explain it16:07
kaushalcjwatson, just after the url ?16:08
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cjwatsonkaushal: no, on a line by itself16:09
kaushalok16:09
cjwatsonkaushal: just in the same section as all that stuff16:09
kaushalcjwatson, so that line will tell the installer to install server kernel ?16:10
cjwatsonkaushal: yes16:10
kaushalgreat16:10
kaushalThanks16:10
kaushaland run the kickstart as it is16:11
kaushalI mean using pxe boot16:11
apwkaushal, i would suggest giving it a try16:12
kaushalcjwatson, sure16:13
kaushalThanks a lot16:13
kaushalwill try and update apw and cjwatson16:13
kaushalappreciate it16:13
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Davieycjwatson, Can D-I be made to try to automatically obtain dhcp leases, trying all interfaces until it succeeds?16:19
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apwwho does one subscribe to a bug for sponsorship these days ?16:25
pittiapw: ubuntu-sponsors16:25
cjwatsonDaviey: sorry, I don't know - I suspect not16:25
Davieycjwatson, :(, thanks16:27
apwpitti, ta16:29
cr3when a release has an end of life date marked as "Month Year" on wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases, is that the 1st of the month, the last of the month or somewhere in between?16:52
cr3nevermind, there are more specific dates provided lower on the same wiki page16:53
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andrusk"/format pubmsg_channel {pubmsgnick $3 {pubnick $[-9]0}{msgchannel $1}}$2"17:19
tseliotseb128: your last upload of cairo makes chromium tabs disappear (if you have something like 130 tabs)17:20
tseliotseb128: maybe rebuilding chromium against the new cairo will fix it17:22
seb128tseliot, I've no clue about chromium but could be similar to bug #17:44
seb128https://launchpad.net/bugs/60149417:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 601494 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "Favicon in tabs appears as a flickering square while page loads" [Undecided,Confirmed]17:45
seb128tseliot, ^17:45
seb128tseliot, cairo upstream said chromium is buggy in its cairo use though17:45
apwcjwatson, this fbcon handoff thingy ... does the kernel need to be in a PPA or will a .deb do you ?17:46
cjwatsonapw: .deb is fine17:47
cjwatsonI'll just be shoving it in a VM17:47
tseliotseb128: my issue i different, all tabs are invisible if there's too many of them with the latest cairo17:47
tseliotseb128: not just the icon17:47
tselioticons17:47
apwcjwatson, ok cool ... i've gotten the raw patch applied and building, so i'll get you some .debs shortly.  my quick testing here showed it would boot, but as the screen is clear i cannot tell if its doing anything17:48
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seb128tseliot, ok, dunno then17:48
tseliotok, I'll investigate the issue17:48
cjwatsonapw: I'll CC you on the GRUB patch I'm about to send17:49
apwnice thanks17:50
apwcjwatson, i can see why upstream went 'ick' on this patch... it seems to conflate about 4 things in one17:51
cjwatsonapw: oh, I'm not saying I want *that* patch17:52
cjwatsonI want something that will let fbcon use existing framebuffer contents rather than clearing it17:52
apwcjwatson, indeed, plan is 'give you that patch' and see if it does what you wanted semantically17:52
cjwatsondoing it as a config option certainly seems nuts17:52
apwif so, pull it appart and clean up the bits etc.  i think this patch represents about 3 different module parameters17:53
cjwatsonI wonder if it should be done using the flags word that's currently used only to set initial cursor state17:53
apwcjwatson, yeah i suspect either that or the 'logo' one17:53
cjwatsonglobal_cursor_default17:53
apwbut i am hoping this one touches all the bits you need, hense just slamming it in for a quick test17:54
cjwatsonf6c06b6807ff9281295989ebad72523865325a4f introduced the nocursor flag, together with a matching module parameter17:55
cjwatsonI quite like the approach of exposing it both ways like that17:55
cjwatsonflags are better for bootloaders that are already programming the boot parameters structure; module parameters are better for users17:56
seb128ricotz, hi18:10
seb128ricotz, you maintain the gnome-shell daily ppa right? would you be interested to help maintaining the official version as well?18:11
un214ubuntu works just fine in a chroot jail -- all I need are bootscripts right?18:11
ricotzseb128, hi18:12
seb128ricotz, do you have any change to get libmozjs to work?18:12
seb128ricotz, I would welcome patches for that for the maverick build18:12
ricotzseb128, yes , jcastro asked me awhile ago18:12
seb128it fails right now but I don't really have time to debug it18:12
ricotzseb128, yes, g-s needs a patch for xulrunner18:13
seb128I guess you had the same issues in the ppa and solved then by some way18:13
ricotzseb128, is maverick going to ship gobject-introspection 0.9?18:13
seb128ricotz, can you send me the change or open a bug with it or work on a debdiff?18:13
chrisccoulsonwhat fails at the moment?18:13
seb128chrisccoulson, gnome-shell18:13
chrisccoulsoni suppose i should fix that really ;)18:13
seb128chrisccoulson, I guess some ld_preload missing for libmozjs somewhere18:14
seb128but I don't know if it's a gjs or gnome-shell issue18:14
chrisccoulsonoh, that's a gjs issue18:14
seb128ricotz, dunno really, does it requires gtk3 or changes in libraries?18:14
chrisccoulsonit just needs rebuilding against the latest xulrunner18:14
chrisccoulsongjs is still looking in the old location for mozjs18:14
seb128hum18:15
ricotzit is an g-s issue, there are some changes to the makefiles needed18:15
ricotznot gjs18:15
chrisccoulsonricotz - gjs has a rpath pointing to the mozjs location18:15
ricotzof course gjs needs to be rebuild on every xulrunner release18:15
chrisccoulsonwhich breaks every time we do an upload18:15
seb128chrisccoulson, gjs built with 1.9.2.618:15
chrisccoulsonhmmmm :-/18:15
seb128chrisccoulson, I think we have several issues there18:15
seb128I really hate g-s for using gjs and not webkit ;-)18:16
chrisccoulsonwe have 1 issue - that gnome-shell is using spidermonkey ;)18:16
ricotzseb128, gobject-introspection bump the version to 1.1 which breaks every gir dev build18:16
seb128chrisccoulson, http://launchpadlibrarian.net/51410657/buildlog_ubuntu-maverick-armel.gnome-shell_2.31.2-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz18:16
seb128ricotz, well for now I guess we have no issue18:17
seb128ricotz, I know gobject-introspection format changed but I'm not sure what implication it has, it upgrading would force us to upgrade other components, etc18:17
ricotzseb128, if g-s going to depend on gjs 0.8 it will be a problem18:18
chrisccoulsonoh, does it try to run gnome-shell during the build?18:18
seb128chrisccoulson, I'm not sure, I've not tried to understand what it does yet18:18
seb128ricotz, ok, one thing at a time18:18
chrisccoulsonyeah, it looks like it. it's just missing a LD_LIBRARY_PATH somewhere18:18
seb128ricotz, could you send me your g-s build patch at some point when you have time for it?18:18
ricotzseb128, http://paste.pocoo.org/raw/233809/18:18
seb128ricotz, can you drop me an email with that diff or open a bug?18:19
seb128will make easier for tracking, thanks!18:19
seb128ricotz, or don't bother, I will try to do that today18:19
seb128ricotz, hum, gjs 0.8 will require a new gobject-introspection then?18:20
ricotzseb128, yes gjs-git doesnt build with 0.6.1418:20
seb128do you know what debian plans to do?18:21
ricotzsorry, no18:21
seb128I need to understand what they change18:21
seb128and what impacts that will have on the versions we need to ship18:21
seb128since we will not ship gtk3 this cycle18:21
ricotzthis needs many changes18:21
seb128well there is the update18:22
seb128and the rebuild of all the packages shipping a gir18:22
ricotzfor example, gtk+2.0 ships a precomiled gir version 1.0 which break the build with a gir 1.118:22
seb128with corresponding build and packaging change for the abi version change18:22
ricotzyes, i guess it need a bump the names to gir1.1-PACKAGE18:23
seb128would it be easy to have a gir 1.1 compatible gtk gir on 2.22?18:23
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ricotzseb128, i hope it is, i am trying to do this in my ppa18:24
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seb128ricotz, ok, let me know how it goes18:24
ricotzseb128, i think for gtk+2.0 needs a "autoreconf ..." like gconf has18:24
seb128gtk has an autoreconf patch18:25
seb128it needs to be updated if you do changes to the makefiles or configure18:25
ricotzyes, but i doesnt rebuild the gir file18:25
seb128well then we would need to update the copy18:25
seb128or to make gtk build its gir18:26
seb128could you try to figure if upstream plans to update gtk 2.22 gir to work with the new abi18:26
ricotzyes, this is what i will try to do18:26
seb128thanks18:27
ricotzi might do this18:27
seb128I will think about the transition to the new gobject-introspection18:27
seb128I will keep you updated on what we do18:27
ricotzseb128, so atk, pango and so on needs updates too18:27
seb128but we will not hurry into it18:27
seb128I need to understand the number of changes involved18:27
seb128and if that will lead to something stable in this cycle18:28
ricotzseb128, the transition back from the centralized gir build in gir-repository leads to this problem that now every package needs be updated with such a change18:29
seb128well I'm fine doing that work18:29
ricotzseb128, is there progress in packaging gtk+3.0?18:29
seb128I just want to be sure it doesn't force us to pull gtk3 in or something18:29
seb128ricotz, not that I know no, it's not a priority for us right now and I didn't check what was the status in debian18:30
ricotzin some point g-s will need gtk+3.0, but they are keeping a fallback to gtk 2.2218:31
seb128nice18:31
ricotznot sure how long this will last18:31
ricotzseb128, also dconf needs packaging18:31
ricotzg-s depends on it18:31
seb128dconf is packaged18:31
seb128it's in universe for a while and has been accepted for main18:32
ricotzi think the current dconf is not the "right one"18:32
ricotzdconf is not python, it is written in valac18:32
ricotzthe current version is 0.418:33
seb128you want d-conf18:33
ricotzhttp://git.gnome.org/browse/dconf18:33
seb128ricotz, I know what d-conf is18:33
seb128ricotz, see libdconf018:34
seb128Version: 0.4.1-0ubuntu118:34
seb128Description: Simple key-based configuration system18:34
ricotzoh, sorry18:34
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lex79cjwatson: when you have time can you add akonadi, soprano and koffice to kubuntu-dev packages? thanks19:24
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Riddelllex79: the kubuntu-dev access list isn't a simple list of packages, it's based on some criteria of seeds which seems to not align perfectly with what we'd expect, cjwatson is aware of the issue and has promised to resolve it20:00
lex79Riddell: I know, some days ago he added meta-kde, pkg-kde-tools and -workspace to the list when I asked20:01
Riddelloh really?  that's handy20:01
lex79yes, just ask politely :)20:02
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johanbrHi. The revtex style in texlive-publishers 2009-7 doesn't work properly. A sync of the version from Debian Unstable would be much appreciated. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/texlive-extra/+bug/59272120:19
ubottuLaunchpad bug 592721 in texlive-extra (Ubuntu) "Revtex 4 not found" [Undecided,New]20:19
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