=== elky` is now known as elky [00:18] * jdong_ giggles [00:18] http://web.mit.edu/jdong/www/cores.png [00:18] g-s-m doesn't seem to be optimized for a 24-core machine [00:18] aw [00:19] what are you using? a sun box? [00:19] ajmitch: reproduction new mac pro [00:19] or is this boring old x86? [00:19] err PREproduction [00:19] yeah it's just a 2x6-core nehalem westmere [00:19] nice [00:19] nice! [00:20] it's very shiny [00:20] this is the sort of thing i need for building mozilla on ;) [00:20] and expensive. [00:20] 8GB RAM, I thought you'd have more in it [00:20] ajmitch: working on that [00:20] took enough hunting around to find this machine [00:20] I'll have to go on a RAM hunt later [00:20] given that you can buy laptops relatively cheaply with 8GB RAM [00:20] well it's cheap DDR3 1066 RAM in these things too [00:20] I just need to find 6 symmetric sticks [00:20] probably a little expensive [00:21] ironically [00:21] I've got 32GB worth of FB-DIMMs under my desk [00:21] which must be expensive as hell [00:21] heh [00:21] too bad it doesn't fit in these new towers [00:22] so, archive rebuilds on this box? :) [00:22] hahaha [00:22] wouldn't that be awesome? [00:22] they're GenuineIntel 0000's at 2.66GHz [00:23] as long as you have fast enough storage [00:23] sadly not the default config of these things [00:23] I need to scavenge up a few more drives too [00:23] it only came with 1 hitachi 640GB SATA [00:24] okay [00:24] I clearly don't have enough RAM to be make -j25'ing [00:24] jdong_, g-s-m from sles10 sadly doesn't do anything fancy on many-many-core systems [00:24] yeah [00:25] directhe`: I was just doing some confidential make -j4 builds on it, and that made the lines dance around a bit [00:26] jdong_, iirc you don't get any lines on g-s-m in sles10. i wonder how many cores would be used by g-s-m's crummy drawing code to draw 256 lines [00:26] hahaha [00:26] it's using radeonhd too XD [00:27] Christian Hergert has some infinitely more lightweight & smoother graph code [00:28] cool [01:09] directhe`: do you maintain a PPA of the last moonlight for Lucid? [01:51] heyya lfaraone, any chance we could finish up before I kick off for the night? [02:10] paultag: yes, I just got back from dinner. [02:11] paultag: I just checked with madduck, he says he'd like to be removed from uploaders. [02:13] lfaraone: I'll reflect the change [02:13] lfaraone: thank you for checking, btw [02:14] paultag: okay. I'd commit it directly, but I'm not sure exactly how you're doing your packaging, it doens't seem to be like any git-buildpackage setup I've seen :) [02:15] lfaraone: I did not know there was something common? I'm just tracking the debian branch + the tar.gzs to run the builds right off the directory [02:15] lfaraone: is that bad? [02:16] paultag: well, before in e270e7737d232a283ee18c28f6277e07ae05eb9b, you could run "git-buildpackage -S" from the repository, and gbp would regenerate the tarballs from pristine-tar and handle everything nicely. [02:17] paultag: http://honk.sigxcpu.org/projects/git-buildpackage/manual-html/gbp.html [02:17] lfaraone: ach. Damn. I'll read up on these guidelines :). I have a tendency to do things the hard way [02:18] lfaraone: changes noted in git.debian, btw [02:19] paultag: hmmm. you're using multiple tarballs, which isn't supported by git-buildpackage, so I guess what you're doing is *okay*. [02:20] lfaraone: yeah, my DD asked me to use two tarballs before I left [02:20] lfaraone: is there a better way to do what I'm trying to do? [02:20] paultag: not as far as I can tell. [02:20] Righto [02:27] * lfaraone is building [02:28] lfaraone: really, thanks so much, again. This is far above what I expected [02:28] paultag: happy to help === StevenK_ is now known as StevenK [03:06] paultag: by the way, what happened to your watchfile? it disapparated between versions. [03:06] lfaraone: crud, it might have got lost when I messed up my git directory on my server [03:06] lfaraone: Let me import it back in [03:08] paultag: I'll just copy it over from your previous version for now. [03:09] lfaraone: just did that on the git repo [03:09] lfaraone: pushed in [03:10] Gah, forgot to add changelog [03:33] paultag: uploaded, thank you for your contribution to Debian. (and eventually Ubuntu) [03:33] lfaraone: thank you so much for your help, you've really helped me along [03:34] * paultag hugs lfaraone [03:34] lfaraone: try and make OLF, it's always fun [03:36] paultag: it's been a pleasure. I'll see what I can do, re OLF. [03:37] :) === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [04:51] SpamapS: I assume you've tested the mongodb stuff? [04:51] SpamapS: BTW, the lintian overrides don't apply in Ubuntu [04:54] ScottK: does adding a wrapper so a package doesn't need a rebuilt for every xul update need an FFe [05:12] I have a question about merging from debian and updating the upstream, how does that work? [05:12] 1 changelog mentioning both? [05:19] micahg: Yup. [05:19] RAOF: got it, thanks [05:19] * micahg now has to fix a 600 line patch that failed in 12 different hunks... [05:21] micahg: Sounds like a bug fix to me. [05:21] ScottK: k, thanks [05:21] SpamapS: can I copy your license? [05:28] micahg: yes of course. :) [05:28] SpamapS: thanks [05:28] micahg: I did test the mongodb to the level of running mongod, logging in with 'mongo', passing args to 'mongos' [05:29] SpamapS: k, and everything works normally w/the wrapper I'm adduming? [05:29] *assuming [05:29] micahg: I installed it on lucid and maverick with both 1.9.2.8 and 1.9.2.3, both worked fine. [05:29] or I should say, all 4 worked fine. ;) [05:34] SpamapS: do you have libmozjs installed? === fabo_ is now known as fabo [05:35] micahg: the only libmozjs I have is in /usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9.2.x [05:36] * micahg wonders how you could build mongodb then [05:36] I can't even generate the source tarball w/out libmozjs [05:39] micahg: I've had no problems. Where are you bombing out? [05:41] micahg: I did have one time where scons tried to run something that was linked against the wrong libmozjs.so... to fix that I just did 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/xulrunner-`xulrunner-1.9.2 --gre-version` debuild clean' and started over [05:42] SpamapS: that won't help when building in a clean env [05:42] * micahg tries something [05:43] micahg: I believe the only reaosn that was an issue was that I had switched from 1.9.2.8 to 1.9.2.3 while mid-build [05:48] SpamapS: nope [05:48] jcastro: hi, George. You misspelled "Faraone" again :X [05:48] micahg: I'm uploading to PPA now, whats the error? [05:48] jcastro: ref: http://castrojo.tumblr.com/post/912710482/stack-applet-vanity-for-your-se-rep [05:49] SpamapS: I think I need to export LD_LIBRARY_PATH in debian/rules, but I could never get it to work right [05:49] lfaraone: shall we just say "that debian guy"? :) [05:50] micahg: Why would we suddenly need to do that now though? [05:50] micahg: there can be no dependency on libmozjs.so until we've linked against it.. [05:50] and scons takes care of the rpath.. [05:51] ajmitch: that might work, but I've toiled very hard to build a strong brand identity :) [05:53] lfaraone: besides, 'that debian guy' isn't overly specific [05:53] ajmitch: hehe. at least it was corrected when they posted the slides from the Ubuntu-Debian talk online :) http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5720/debian%20and%20ubuntu.pdf [05:54] micahg: we only have to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH for when the path changes but the binaries haven't. [05:54] lfaraone: yeah the 3rd time he uploaded ;-) [05:55] (first upload was old version without that last slide, second was misspelled, then i pointed it out, third is right) [05:55] lfaraone: oh great, I was hoping I'd see those slides somewhere :) [05:55] SpamapS: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/477283/ [05:55] * lfaraone is surprised that it isn't hosted on ubuntu one :) [05:56] micahg: yeah thats the one I got when I had to start over from scratch, but I only had to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to run 'debuild clean' [05:56] micahg: I may have exported it tho.. that would be t3h suck [05:56] micahg: ugh, I need more cores for building [05:56] SpamapS: yeah, let me know if your ppa works :) [05:56] lfaraone: we can lart jcastro about that later [05:57] * SpamapS starts dreaming about a cluster of ec2 machines for compiling... [05:57] lfaraone: maybe it's because he uses debian & the u1 client isn't in there yet ;) [05:57] ajmitch: ahaha. [05:58] hopefully soon [06:07] micahg: https://launchpad.net/~clint-fewbar/+archive/fixes/+build/1917296 [06:07] micahg: looks like the buildd's are busy. :-/ [06:07] yes :) [06:08] * SpamapS wishes he could stuff quarters in and have it spawn ec2 nodes === directhe` is now known as directhex [08:00] good morning [08:00] Hello [08:01] hey AnAnt === yofel_ is now known as yofel [08:26] I haven't seen persia for some while === maxb_ is now known as maxb === easter_egg is now known as easter_egg`Afk === easter_egg is now known as easter_egg|off === easter_egg|off is now known as easter_egg === easter_egg is now known as easter_egg|off [09:49] morning === easter_egg is now known as easter_egg|off === easter_egg is now known as easter_egg|off === easter_egg|off is now known as easter_egg === fta_ is now known as fta === easter_egg is now known as easter_egg|off === easter_egg is now known as easter_egg|off === Zic_ is now known as Zic === menesis1 is now known as menesis === fta_ is now known as fta === easter_egg is now known as easter_egg|off [12:40] Hey MOTU. I would like to request a sync with Debian, I have the debdiff if that helps. Where should I file the bug on LP? [12:40] You'll need to file a freeze exception [12:41] AnAnt: it's not adding new features, and it closes a few lintian errors + lp bugs [12:41] btw, is it a sync or merge ? you mentioned a debdiff [12:42] AnAnt: sync. I don't know the process [12:42] AnAnt: it will work fine on Ubuntu ( and even theme it's self right ) [12:42] requestsync -se maverick [12:42] paultag_: you want the requestsync script from ubuntu-dev-tools === paultag_ is now known as paultag [12:42] and a Launchpad account [12:42] thanks Laney, AnAnt :) [12:43] Laney: Yup, all set. I'll rt f'n m :) [12:43] Laney: but still it needs a freeze exception, right ? [12:43] AnAnt: not if it's a bug fix upload [12:43] ok [12:44] Laney: shucks, will this not let me do it from Unstable? [12:44] paultag: It all depends on what the upload contains [12:45] where it comes from doesn't matter [12:45] Laney: it's erroring out saying they are in sync, it was uploaded and built last night [12:45] by default sync'ing is from unstable [12:45] Hurmm [12:45] does rmadison know about it? [12:45] Laney: about my package? [12:46] the new version [12:46] rmadisom -u debian [12:46] thank AnAnt :) [12:46] Laney: no, looks like it does not [12:47] your package is not fully uploaded to debian servers, it takes time [12:47] ok then you can either wait some time until it does (shouldn't be more than a few hours) or file the request manually [12:47] OK, cool. I can wait :) [12:47] thanks Laney, AnAnt [12:47] nps === fta_ is now known as fta [13:17] micahg: https://launchpad.net/~clint-fewbar/+archive/fixes/+build/1917296 ... built fine === fta_ is now known as fta === RoAkSoAx_ is now known as RoAkSoAx === paultag_ is now known as paultag === fta_ is now known as fta [14:23] huhu RainCT :) [14:24] Hey sebner [16:18] E: Could not connect to fiordland.ubuntu.com:25: Connection timed out (110) [16:18] Anyone have advice? I'm trying to run a sync :) [16:19] paultag: try with the --lp option [16:19] you'll need to manage-credentials create -c ubuntu-dev-tools first [16:19] Laney: thanks :) [16:21] . o O ( surely not a version of fluxbox with stray .git files ;) [16:21] Laney: That took me a minute to figure out that was you on OFTC too :) [16:22] Laney: Seriously, though. Is that a big issue? [16:22] well if you'll be uploading a new version to sid to fix it… [16:22] Laney: I don't have my DD or DM, so I'll have to get another review. I was going to wait until my DD on flux gets back [16:23] Laney: I just wanted to get the critical stuff knocked out before 10.10 [16:23] Laney: his dad died and he's been out for about two weeks now, and no signs of getting back in the short term [16:24] fair, you should request it but keep on top of what's happening in Debian [16:24] Laney: Roger [16:29] paultag: can you add a build log and state about testing to bug #617445 please? thanks [16:29] Launchpad bug 617445 in fluxbox (Ubuntu) "FFe: Sync fluxbox 1.1.1+git20100807.0cc08f9-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/617445 [16:29] huhu sistpoty|work :) [16:29] yeah sistpoty|work, I'll do that now [16:29] hi sebner [16:29] paultag: thanks, and also I'll get personally angry if fluxbox breaks :P [16:29] sistpoty|work: no nexuiz ffe work anymore for us I guess, hope xonotic is ready soon though :P [16:29] sistpoty|work: me too :P [16:29] heh [16:30] sistpoty|work: thanks for getting to that so soon :) [16:30] np [16:30] sistpoty|work: if this pulls through, we'll be ahead of Gentoo [16:31] woohoo [16:41] sistpoty|work: all set, if you need more, let me know. Be sure to check it out, too, I added new themes for Debian and Ubuntu a bit back [16:43] SpamapS: I'll take another look over teh weekend at your merge [16:44] sistpoty|work: It's worth noting that paultag is also asking for a freeze exception for Squeeze. [16:44] seen that [16:45] paultag: I assume rdepends aren't affected? [16:46] sistpoty|work: only fluxconf, I filed a severe bug on it, but that package has been broken for over 2 years now. No new damage [16:46] paultag: ok, great, then I'd say let's get it in :) [16:46] sistpoty|work: :) [16:47] micahg: cool === jenkins1 is now known as jenkins === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta === akher0n is now known as akheron === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta [22:00] ScottK: Will you be free for a call in … 10 mins ish? [22:00] Laney: Possibly. [22:03] OK. Ping me if/when [22:04] Laney: I'm tied in in work stuff for a bit yet. [22:07] ScottK: Let me know when you're free and if we sync up then we can do it tonight, otherwise another time [22:07] OK. === fta_ is now known as fta === fta_ is now known as fta [23:20] * Laney is happy that there is pushback on -devel@ [23:21] * Laney notes that these were his concerns at UDS [23:25] Feel free to join the 'fun'. [23:26] Rhonda: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GerfriedFuchs?action=diff&rev1=7&rev2=8 is interesting. Particularly who made the change ...