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xaverslangasek: hello00:34
xaversomebody told me you work on mountall too. i have some trouble since 2.1300:35
weedarcould lots of "Ubuntu Archive Auto-Sync" changelog-entries in Launchpad mean that the package was without a maintainer?02:04
nhandlerweedar: Do you mean without a Debian maintainer?02:36
weedarnhandler: Well, no, the package I'm thinking of is openbios-sparc and I noticed only auto-sync entries in the changelog - The maintainer according to launchpad is the same as the maintainer in Debian02:40
nhandlerweedar: Yeah, most packages in Ubuntu don't have their own maintainer (like in Debian).02:40
weedarnhandler: I initally thought it meant that the package just came straight from Debian, without anyone checking to see if it worked. I also wondered about the link under "Uploaded by", here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openbios-sparc/1.0-102:43
weedarIt is a link to https://launchpad.net/~katie which doesn't exist. That is why I thought katie was the old maintainer for Ubuntu and that after she deleted her account all the links turned into "auto-sync"02:44
nhandlerweedar: Yeah, that is what the Auto-Sync means. The Debian version was automatically uploaded to Ubuntu without any changes.02:44
nhandlerThat is how most packages wind up in Ubuntu02:44
ari-tczewslangasek: I sent an e-mail to you for sponsoring request 2 merges - bug 609634 and bug 60962002:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 609634 in fetchmail (Ubuntu) "Merge fetchmail 6.3.17-4 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60963402:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 609620 in exim4 (Ubuntu) "Merge exim4 4.72-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60962002:48
weedarnhandler: In this case the package (openbios-sparc) provides bios rom blobs for sparc32 and sparc64, could I change it so the Ubuntu package only provided the sparc32 rom (since compiling for sparc64 seems impossible right now) or would I have to ask the Debian maintainer to change it in Debian?02:50
weedarOr is there yet an alternative; That I could provide a openbios-sparc32 package and propose it replace openbios-sparc in universe, since the existing openbios-sparc source package fails to build and there is no install candidate for openbios-sparc?02:51
weedarI'm sorry if my question(s) was/were poorly worded - I'm just trying to understand the "politics" behind Ubuntu packaging :-)02:55
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robertzaccourhey yall i got a question07:03
robertzaccourwill the libtheora bug be fixed in time for maverick?07:03
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bilalakhtarSomeone, please sponsor fix for bug #15593008:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 155930 in synaptic (Ubuntu) ""Unmark all" clears the package list (!)" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/15593008:41
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bilalakhtarBlackZ: please sponsor bug #60491008:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 604910 in uswsusp (Ubuntu) "Please merge uswsusp 0.8-1.2 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60491008:45
bilalakhtarlifeless: are you a core-dev ?08:45
lifelessbilalakhtar: please let the queuing process do its job; I know its higher latency than we'd all like, but it does let people get in the flow of what they are doing.08:47
bilalakhtarlifeless: I have been waiting for weeks08:49
bilalakhtarlifeless: I completely understand you people are busy and there is a lack of sponsors08:50
BlackZbilalakhtar: is it urgent?08:50
bilalakhtarBlackZ: not very much, but08:50
bilalakhtarDuring the wait, a developer will push a new version of a package, thus forcing me to update my patches08:51
micahgbilalakhtar: what's wrong with that?08:52
bilalakhtarmicahg: nothing, just mentioning08:52
bilalakhtarsorry micahg08:53
micahgbilalakhtar: well, you would then propose another merge anyway, right?08:53
bilalakhtarmicahg: yup08:53
micahgbilalakhtar: so, since the queue is long, you're saving sponsorship time by keeping the merge up to date :)08:54
* bilalakhtar is doing exactly what he and micahg are discussing08:54
BlackZbilalakhtar: be patient, I think somebody will sponsor your upload but it can take weeks too. I can't look at it right now, sorry08:57
bilalakhtarBlackZ: ok, I came here as FF is approaching. Won't trouble you devs anymore08:59
BlackZbilalakhtar: if the merge is requested before the FF it will not need an FFe08:59
BlackZs/an/a09:00
bilalakhtarBlackZ: really? O_o Thanks for the info. I will be more patient from now onwards09:00
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iceroothi11:11
icerootmaybe you can help me with this. what is supported 5 years in the lts server-edition? the default installed packages? everything? everything expect ubuntu-desktop? everything expect using a gui? so what about the package vim? is it supported 3 or 5 years for example11:12
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nigelbdoko_: whats your take on bug 13371?  Is the patch worth it?11:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 13371 in bittorrent (Ubuntu) "Too many files opened at once" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1337111:17
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directhexiceroot, for any package, try "apt-cache show packagename | grep ^Supported"12:43
directhexsomeone made a list of everything via grep-dctrl. was it Laney?12:43
Laneyyeah12:43
Laneyhttp://orangesquash.org.uk/~laney/supported-5y12:43
Laneyguess the rest of the urls12:44
micahgdoko_: I think the recent gcc change might be preventing xulrunner from building on armel, I haven't set up a local environment yet to test with, but there was almost no difference between 1.9.2.7 which built and 1.9.2.8 which didn't13:17
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directhexmicahg, so test-build 1.9.2.7 on a recent environment?13:50
micahgdirecthex: good idea :)13:51
directhexthat's why i get paid the big bucks13:52
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un214what can be done about absolutely bogus dependencies?17:31
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keesapachelogger: hi! you around? your rekonq crash bug -- what kernel version were you running?21:46
keesapachelogger: (in theory, it should be fixed already...)21:46
ari-tczewdoes anybody works on merge cdbs and debhelper?22:11
ari-tczewdevscripts22:11
ari-tczewthanks for respons22:23
MattJ$ file /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png22:33
MattJ/usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png: JPEG image data, JFIF standard 1.0222:33
MattJDoes that not strike anyone else as wrong? :)22:33
ionmattj: The only wrong thing is the original decision on a filename like that that can’t be changed later. :-P But filenames are just for humans. As far as computers are concerned, everything could be just an anonymous inode.22:39
MattJYes, maybe... though eog refuses to open it22:40
MattJotherwise I wouldn't have noticed22:41
ionThen there is a bug in eog. No software should base its decision of file type solely on the filename.22:41
crimsun_MattJ: that's bug 17241622:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 172416 in eog (Ubuntu) "eog determines image type from filename" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17241622:48
MattJcrimsun_: Ah ok, thanks :)22:48

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