[06:53] If the FTBFS starts building automatically then what to do? Should I create a bug for it... [08:35] is it possible (and if so, can someone point me to a guide) to update a package using the ubuntu bzr branch [08:35] i.e. https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/maverick/lernid/maverick [08:35] and then the upstream bzr branch [08:35] i.e. https://code.launchpad.net/~lernid-devs/lernid/trunk === fta_ is now known as fta [08:45] and471: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DistributedDevelopment/Documentation has some documentation, perhaps it helps you further [08:46] geser, thanks [08:46] one can use those packaging branches to create the next package revision but an upload with "dput" is still needed === fta_ is now known as fta [09:17] geser, after following instructions here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Recipes/PackageUpdate I have updated the package, however I don't have upload privelledges so do I need to create a debdiff? [09:21] or a merge proposal [09:21] geser, which is it I need to create? [09:22] when working with branches it's IMHO better to also create a merge proposal (but as usual depends on your sponsor) === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta === yofel_ is now known as yofel [12:40] BlackZ: ping bug 598184 [12:40] Launchpad bug 598184 in cynthiune.app (Ubuntu) "Please merge cynthiune.app 0.9.5-10 (universe) from debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/598184 === fta_ is now known as fta [12:48] ari-tczew: feel free to take it, if you want [12:49] ok [13:34] who from MOTU uses amarok? [13:34] or clementine? === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta [15:00] bdrung, I have attached a patch that ignores guile-pg build error there [15:00] :) [15:02] o, hey coolbhavi [15:02] I want to comment on your application [15:02] hey ari-tczew [15:03] Its on the DMB agenda [15:03] wiki link i meant [15:14] coolbhavi: please use "Closes" instead of "DBTS". you could drop the rm command instead of making it ignoring errors [15:16] bdrung, okay thanks for the review! [15:21] ari-tczew: btw .. were you approved as MOTU? [15:21] shadeslayer: never, huh? [15:21] er what? [15:21] were or were you not? :P [15:22] shadeslayer: I'm not in MOTU. [15:22] ok .. :) [15:23] shadeslayer: everybody can comment on expectant's application. [15:23] you, me... [15:23] sponsors usually gives endorments [15:24] yes.. but i just wanted to know what happened to *your* application :P [15:24] shadeslayer: my applications was rejected. [15:24] ok.. sorry to hear that [15:24] shadeslayer: lol, I didn't cry due to this. [15:25] :P [15:25] why would you :D [15:25] shadeslayer: you can read my application in current state. [15:26] ari-tczew: sure .. [15:26] done bdrung_ thanks [15:26] shadeslayer: when do you plan approve ? [15:27] approve? [15:27] im not MOTU :P [15:27] shadeslayer: I'm asking when do you plan applicate [15:27] ah.. well .. i think in another 2 months [15:27] shadeslayer, good luck! [15:27] right now college + kubuntu ninjas keep me busy :D [15:28] coolbhavi: ah thanks :D [15:28] coolbhavi: same to you too dude :) [15:28] coolbhavi: and you can combine "(LP: #611965) (Closes: #590952)" to "(LP: #611965, Closes: #590952)" or more common "(Closes: #590952, LP: #611965)" [15:28] bdrung_, okay! [15:28] coolbhavi: that looks better :) [15:29] :) [15:29] coolbhavi: and please update the title + bug description [15:29] bdrung_: which program for music do you use? [15:29] bdrung_, sure! [15:29] ari-tczew: look at my debian qa site: xmms2 [15:29] and audacious [15:30] bdrung_: could you review clementine? [15:30] it;s in REVU queue with 1 sponsors comment. 2nd comment needed [15:31] ari-tczew: link? [15:31] ari-tczew: what are the plans for debian? [15:32] bdrung_: I didn't create the package, but I think about it. [15:32] bdrung_: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?upid=8134 [15:33] it's great [15:33] Wyświetl tekst transliterowany na alfabet łaciński [15:33] successor [15:33] for amarok 1.4 [15:33] wtf copy failed ;p [15:40] bdrung_: I don't use a Debian. Could I be a maintainer then? [15:41] ari-tczew, yeah [15:41] if you work on ITP in debian [15:41] but you have to mention that you have based the work on ubuntu package [15:42] in the changelog [15:42] ari-tczew: yes. you should have debian installed somewhere to do test (in rare casses a bug occurs only in debian and not in ubuntu). i have debian installed on a separate hard drive and in kvm. [15:43] ari-tczew, http://packages.qa.debian.org/e/emu8051/news/20100617T184717Z.html I did the same wrt emu8051 [15:43] bdrung_, arent debian and ubuntu chroots different? [15:43] bdrung_: I got a 20gb disk and I can install Debian there. [15:44] coolbhavi: yes. i use pbuilder to do the building. [15:45] bdrung_, okay! [15:46] coolbhavi: in most cases i build the package locally until i am ready and then i use pbuilder to build it for the target distribution [15:47] bdrung_, okay is there any trick to mimic sid chroot on ubuntu? [15:48] coolbhavi: it's possible. i use pbuilder for it, which creates the chroot for you. [15:49] bdrung_, okay let me try I have been using sbuild on sid thanks for clearing my doubt :) [15:50] does someone know whether can I check DDoS attack on my router? [15:50] coolbhavi, http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/maverick/man1/pbuilder-dist.1.html [15:51] thanks porthose will try tonight [15:52] coolbhavi, I find it very useful :) [15:52] :) [15:52] porthose: could you sponsors some patches for me? [15:53] ari-tczew, sure, I can have a look later tonight, but right now I have to go put the timing belt back on my car :( [15:54] ari-tczew: package reviewed [16:07] BlackZ: is it possible to forward changes from giftrans package? [16:16] hey Im trying to compile new upstream of ntfs-3g 5.22 stable when I run pdebuild I get http://pastebin.com/hZxQNDPF [16:19] can anyone help [16:20] dude be patient :) [16:21] idk the error as well :p [16:46] X3: probably depends on a more recent FUSE version [16:47] X3: similar bug in Gentoo was fixed by making ntfs-3g depend on FUSE 2.8.0: http://bugs.gentoo.org/320579 [16:47] right now, you're using 2.7.4 [16:48] ive backported 2.81 lemme see [17:05] i made it depend on 2.8.1 as well [17:05] lemme try again [17:10] X3: btw after your done with ntfs 3g, maybe you can port it to maverick ;) [17:14] its not working [17:14] keeps failing [17:16] im too green to make this work [17:16] X3, can you post log now? [17:17] sec [17:20] http://pastebin.com/sUdLJgqk [17:20] there [17:21] same error hmm [17:21] check if a header file from fuse has this defines [17:22] geser, +1 [17:22] wheres the file and what? [17:22] sorry < noob [17:23] if you don't want to install libfuse-dev, unpack it into some temporary directory and check then (rgrep) [17:24] X3, that means check the source for a header file which contains the function which is causing FTBFS [17:24] and I see that the second log has also "Setting up libfuse-dev (2.7.4-1.1ubuntu4)". Didn't you update the fuse package? [17:24] mate thats way too technincal [17:25] ya I update it it [17:25] but your pbuilder doesn't use it (yet). It still used the old one [17:25] idk [17:26] how can I clean it and start again [17:26] pbuilder starts always from clean [17:26] Package: libfuse-dev [17:26] State: installed [17:27] Automatically installed: no [17:27] Version: 2.8.1-1.1ubuntu2~karmic1~ppa1 [17:27] Priority: optional [17:27] Section: libdevel [17:27] it unpacks the base.tgz, chroots into it, tries building the package there and cleans up afterwards (deletes the unpacked base.tgz again) [17:27] ah [17:29] idk why it keeps installing the old fuse [17:29] because the old one is the repositories your pbuilder uses, and the new one isn't [17:30] so how can I fix that? [17:31] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto#Building%20With%20Local%20Packages [17:33] thx [17:33] my brain hurts nnow [17:33] one would think this be all automated [17:35] yes you can use PPA for that X3 [17:35] I think [17:35] ya well some of this is well beyond skills [17:36] specially when guys that know better go I think [17:36] im too noob [17:37] we all started with no knowledge how all this works [17:37] ya i bet [17:38] only i have a lack of brain [17:38] :) [17:41] X3, chill mate we have all been through that stage :) [17:42] :/ [17:53] http://pastebin.com/hBcNVW1z [17:53] idk [17:54] i give [17:55] X3, can you upload to a PPA and try if not to check [17:56] ill try [17:59] signed them and uploading [18:00] :) [18:00] now wait for 3 days [18:00] and see if it fails too [18:00] X3, yeah due to upload queue :) [18:00] https://edge.launchpad.net/~x3lectric/+archive/experimental [18:01] thats where I uloaded this to [18:01] great :) [18:01] so if this fails up there then what? [18:02] X3, patching the ftbfs :) [18:03] is there like any other pdebuild commands I could run to try [18:03] X3, no its automated buildd [18:03] :( [18:03] i thought you knew some cheat [18:05] got email packages accepted ok [18:05] X3, only thing is you can have a PPA dependency or which of the ubuntu release pockets to be enabled within your PPA [18:06] what dependency [18:06] now its Use all Ubuntu components available. [18:06] and default [18:06] X3, PPA dependencies like you depend on other PPA's components [18:07] read up more on launchpad help :) [18:08] ya but do nyou recommend I select a ppa which builds ntfs-3g [18:08] no [18:08] unless you use some bleeding edge stuff [18:08] to build packages on your PPA [18:09] its not withing ubuntu [18:09] ubuntu is 3.6 [18:09] im trying to compile and build on ppa 5.22 [18:09] no problems [18:09] which is actually stable [18:10] but im building from source [18:10] what counts is the versions of the Build-Depends [18:10] during build [18:10] on ppa [18:10] yeah [18:11] so its gonna depend on fuse 2.8.1 [18:11] cause i made it depend on that [18:12] doesnt it make sense then to add the fuse ppa as a dependency? [18:12] yeah the latest version of the package available in ubuntu pockets [18:12] thats just it [18:13] if fuse-ppa has latest version of fuse built fine [18:13] then you can check [18:13] I backported the fuse i made it depend [18:13] no the default ppa is 2.7.4 [18:14] but caution is PPA software is unstable most times and it could break the build [18:14] idk [18:14] thats why PPA dependency is not recommended [18:14] well no matter [18:15] except if you want to test bleeding edge stuff [18:15] :) [18:15] the ppa i uploaded ntfs-3g 5.22 already has fuse 2.8.1 built in [18:15] hope this clears it [18:15] :) [18:15] thats where I backported fuse to [18:15] bleeding edge is svn [18:16] im using a stable release 5.22 [18:16] since old ubuntu 3.6 has a many bugs this fixes [18:16] then no problems :) [18:16] in giving a shot [18:16] idk im well confused [18:17] X3, well this happens as time goes you ll get hold of it :) [18:18] anyways its latenight here [18:18] you hope [18:18] goodnight all [18:18] nite man and thx [18:18] X3, no mention [18:18] just dont have any wet dreams [18:18] sure! [18:23] hmm [18:23] anyone notice why nvidia-current does not have a dep on linux-headers? [18:24] because without linux-headers, nvidia-current is fail :P [18:29] eh ntfs-3g is already building [18:29] ah no [19:12] https://launchpad.net/~x3lectric/+archive/experimental/+builds?build_text=&build_state=all [19:13] its building?? wt? === fta_ is now known as fta [19:47] Is someone interested in reviewing my package oxygen-molecule ( http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/oxygen-molecule ) [19:47] (Provides a GTK+-Theme for better integration of GTK+-apps in the KDE4 desktop) [19:49] ximion_: it wont be packaged [19:52] theres a valid reason for it [19:52] shadeslayer: What do you mean? s/packages/sponsored/g ? [19:52] err... [19:52] ximion_: i meant it wont be included in archives... [19:53] licensing issues i see [19:53] or wait one sec [19:54] shadeslayer: I thoght i resolved all license issues with upstream. [19:54] yes i just saw that :) [19:54] ...he told me that all designes are GPLv3 licensed, including the stuff he took from another theme. [19:55] oh this went all messy... i confused it with bug 430013 [19:55] Launchpad bug 430013 in kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "Oxygen-Molecule for Kubuntu" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/430013 [19:55] ximion_: carry on please :) [19:56] extremly sorry for the confusion [19:56] *extremely [19:56] this bug was about making oxygen-molecule *default* in Kubuntu, like openSUSE did... I just want to have it in the repos, not more :) [19:57] shadeslayer: no problem :-D === fta_ is now known as fta [20:28] shadeslayer: any news? [20:29] ximion: er what? [20:29] im no MOTU ;) [20:29] shadeslayer: ...but you can comment on packages :P [20:30] anyway, I better wait for Jonathan Thomas to comment on the package. [20:30] ximion: you might find him on #kubuntu-devel [20:31] if he doesnt idle here [20:32] shadeslayer: Thanks! I'm not at the Kubuntu channel, so I can't know if he's there. [20:32] hes not atm ;) === fta_ is now known as fta [22:02] porthose: thanks for sponsoring! I look forward to get more cooperate with you :) [22:27] \o/ sponsoring queue under 200 again [22:30] if someone wants to change this ... aegir-provision/sid fixes two rc bugs ;) [22:34] which LP bug reports? [22:36] carstenh: porthose requested a sync: bug #610655 [22:36] Launchpad bug 610655 in aegir-provision (Ubuntu) "Sync aegir-provision 0.3-2.2 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/610655 [22:37] you are really fast :) [22:38] carstenh: he requested it three days ago :) [22:39] bdrung_: wow, that is _really_ fast :) [22:39] from the changelog: "Works at least for new installations; and as the package hasn't been part of a stable release, that should be okay" - this is wrong for ubuntu, maybe someone should take a closer look at it before it is synced [22:39] porthose: ^ [22:44] if it does not work for upgrades and someone comes up with a clean solution I could sponsor a delayed NMU to debian sid [22:49] * porthose places #610655 on his TODO list