[02:05] jussi, how often do you check listadmin? [02:05] TheMuso, when you get a chance, could you answer a few questions about me doing an SRU, the wiki information isn't completely clear about something to me === kubotu_ is now known as kubotu [03:05] ScottL: sure [03:14] TheMuso, thanks, i want to address a few issues in qjackctl and jack for 10.04.1 [03:14] ScottL: ok [03:15] for each of these a new upstream version was released that fixed the problem, do i still need to attach a patch to the SRU? [03:15] or will the new ubuntu version just be used? [03:16] i.e. use qjackctl-0.3.8 from maverick to fix the problem vs. qjackctl-0.3.5 that has the port renaming bug [03:16] ScottL: Unless the upstrea version fixes many problems that need addressing, its better to take the patch from upstrea that fixes the bug, and apply it to the Ubuntu package. [03:16] So take the single patch from 0.3.8 to fix the bug and apply it to lucid's 0.3.5. [03:19] i'm not sure there was a "patch" from upstream, rather a new upstream version was released, but i can create the patch myself though [03:19] Yes, you have to extract the patch from the new upstream release that fixes that specific bug. [03:22] okay, the next thing it says is to upload the fixed package to 'release-proposed'... [03:23] not sure how to do this...is this with dput? [03:23] and not sure if i had rights to upload to it as i'm not MOTU or anything [03:25] TheMuso, ^^^ [03:26] ScottL: You need to get someone to sponsor the upload for you. [03:28] cool, that makes sense and is what i suspected [03:28] very groovy, thanks TheMuso, i'll start working on them this week :) [03:29] ScottL: np [10:45] * abogani waves [12:32] TheMuso, i had a thought while half awake in bed this morning, what if the package doesn't have a patch system right now? [12:32] should i introduce quilt or dpatch? or is there another way? [21:58] ScottL, composite has been uploaded to unstable [21:58] hey persia! how are you? [21:59] (hi guys!) [22:19] doh, quadrispro is too quick to leave :P [22:20] ardour 2.8.11 is released [23:09] ScottL: You simply apply the patch to the files in question directly, i.e don't create a patch. The patch will then become part of the diff.gz.