=== spiv_ is now known as spiv [02:55] lfaraone: In the long run you'll be happier if you set up a seed. [02:55] You can set it up yourself, it doesn't have to be the same place as ubuntu seeds. [04:15] could I get a please lucid bug task on bug 625801 [04:15] Launchpad bug 625801 in gnome-web-photo (Ubuntu) "gnome-web-photo missing required libxul.so" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/625801 === shadeslayer is now known as Guest3799 [04:51] is it normal to not have an rpath in a lib, but have it in a binary in teh same source? [04:52] * micahg wonders where everyone is tonight [04:52] A binary in the same source rings alarm bells - you need to ensure that binary is SONAME versioned so libfoo1 and libfoo2 are parallel installable. [04:53] RAOF: it's gjs :) in Debian, the lib has the rpath removed, but gjs-console has an rpath [04:53] * micahg might be confused as to what rpath is :) [04:53] Hah. [04:53] is it not the path to the lib that it's linked against? [04:54] No, I think Debian has just forgotten to strip the rpath from gjs-console [04:54] RAOF: ah, so if I do it, I'll be ok? [04:54] As long as you're handling the libmozjs debacle in a different way, yes. [04:55] RAOF: I'm deleting the rpath like Debian and adding a wrapper around gnome-shell [04:55] and gjs-console I guess [04:55] Yup. [04:55] yay :) [05:00] I can at least upstream the rpath removal from gjs-console :) [05:00] RAOF: do you have time to add an SRU task for me? [05:01] For gjs? [05:01] RAOF: no, gnome-web-photo [05:01] Ah. [05:02] 'Tis in universe, so I can accept your nomination for Lucid. [05:02] \o/ [05:02] bug 625802 [05:02] Launchpad bug 625802 in DHIS "Dataset Report - Based on compulsary dataelement doesn't work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/625802 [05:02] oops [05:02] bug 625801 [05:02] Launchpad bug 625801 in gnome-web-photo (Ubuntu) "gnome-web-photo missing required libxul.so" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/625801 [05:09] RAOF: I still get gjs-console linked against libmozjs [05:09] * micahg tries a test build in maverick chroot [05:10] micahg: I thought I'd fixed that with a combination of the requires.private patch + libtool patch + -Wl,--as-needed [05:11] nope, unless I broke it when I merged :) [05:11] it's in preinstall, so I could have the wrong path to strip [05:12] Wait. Do you mean it's still _linking_ against libmozjs, or it's still got an _rpath_ of /usr/lib/xulrunner-abombinable? [05:12] libmozjs.so => /usr/lib/xulrunner.... [05:13] whereas libgjs is: libmozjs.so => not found [05:16] It's got the pair; an rpath _and_ an unnecessary linkage to libmozjs! [05:17] RAOF: oh, should I stop them from linking against libmozjs also? Is there a guide? [05:21] micahg: So, one of the patches I had to gjs was a patch to the gjs.pc file, moving libmozjs to Requires.private. [05:22] RAOF: yes, let me make sure I still have that [05:22] yep [05:22] still there [05:22] From memory that should also have removed the linkage. Or maybe not, and it needs the -Wl,--as-needed LD_FLAGS + the libtool patch to make it work. [05:23] auto_configure is overriden to include that [05:23] And is there a libtool patch still in there? [05:24] yes, in the debian dir [05:24] (--as-needed only works when the linker ordering is correct, and libtool gets it wrong) [05:25] It's also possible that gjs-console actually uses symbols from libmozjs directly, I guess. [05:25] k, but why wouldn't the rpath get deleted [05:27] dunno [05:27] Sorry :) [05:27] RAOF: do I need to worry if I add a wrapper around it? [05:28] Yes, because the wrapper won't work, I think. [05:28] Because gjs-console will still be looking in /usr/lib/whatever-I-was-linked-against [05:28] RAOF: ugh, ok [05:29] * micahg isn't sure what to do, I wanted to get this uploaded tonight [05:43] siretart: the couchdb bug appears fixed in lucid, please clarify the issue in lucid [05:55] RAOF: oh, so it's linking, but there's no rpath [05:57] there never was one :-/ [06:06] Ah. [06:08] well, idk how to test teh consile [06:08] colse [06:08] console [06:09] You run gjs-console, and then type javascript [06:09] IIRC [06:09] It's a repl [06:09] From memory :) [06:09] oh, so if the path is gone, it says not found in ldd [06:10] nope [06:10] does what I found mean it'll work? [06:10] I tried launching it by moving mozjs [06:10] and it launched [06:10] oh, I forgot my other test [06:11] RAOF: I think it's all good [06:11] with the wrapper it works [06:13] RAOF: do you think I need an FFe for these changes? [06:14] I don't think so. [06:14] * Note: Not a release team member :) [06:14] RAOF: k, I didn't think so either, but I just wanted a second opinion [06:26] micahg: hm. indeed, the logrotate.d/couchdb looks fine in the package. it seems that didn't get updated for me on upgrades [06:26] I've now fixed it locally, most probably its also fixed for new installations [06:27] not sure what went wrong during the upgrade for me [06:31] siretart: idk, well, I wonder if anyone else will comment that it's still broke in Lucid, I guess if they do, I'll take another look [06:32] siretart: it could also be the order the pre/post scripts are run in === directhe` is now known as directhex [07:11] good morning [07:18] morning daniel! [07:37] morning dholbach, siretart [07:37] hi ajmitch [07:37] hey siretart === DrKranz is now known as DktrKranz [09:05] DktrKranz, you're awake! [09:07] directhex: yawn [09:09] DktrKranz, we've been given a deadline of... uh... tonight to get the latest banshee in shape for possible default-in-UNE status. and i've got one build-dep for it (so far) sat in Debian NEW for experimental [09:11] which one? [09:12] gio-sharp. it has a new binary package, due to going from stable to unstable lib status in this release [09:13] dinstall is running, so no chance to do it right now, but in 20 minutes... ;) [09:14] awesome [09:54] DktrKranz, can i also add gkeyfile-sharp to that request? it's a teeny tiny binding package, made by the skilled hands of hyperair and Laney [09:57] sure [09:57] doing now [10:00] directhex: I can't find gkeyfile-sharp [10:00] needs to be processed [10:01] give it 3 minutes! [10:01] ah, yeah, it's still in incoming [10:01] *unchecked [10:01] Successfully uploaded packages. [10:02] (that will be the fastest out-of-NEW ever!) [10:02] :) [10:03] one source and one more binary NEW after these... [10:03] upstreams........ [10:03] bloody upstreams [10:30] Laney: directhex: I couldn't find GKeyFile/Tests/src/GKeyfileTests.cs in tarball (maybe it was there in a older version?), but accepted [10:31] awesome. thanks, luca! [10:33] Hey is anyone investigating the graphical corruption with Intel drivers when Kernel mode setting is enabled? === ivoks_away is now known as ivoks [12:03] i A xserver-xorg-video-intel What does the A mean here? === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach [13:00] hi everyone [13:00] Hi there. [13:00] just opened a needs-packaging bug, changed status to "in progress" and assigned it to me [13:01] i really want to create my first ubuntu package [13:02] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/629459 [13:02] Launchpad bug 629459 in Ubuntu "[needs-packaging] LMMS 0.4.8" [Undecided,In progress] [13:10] Korbit: I believe lmms is already packaged. [13:10] not version 0.4.8 [13:10] i'm using lucid and i only has 0.4.5 [13:11] Korbit: Ah, misunderstood you then. I thought you want to package it from scratch. [13:12] Korbit: There are some wiki pages explaining how to update a package. [13:12] i thought i needed to package it from scratch [13:12] great, i'll look into that [13:12] Debian has 0.4.7 [13:14] should i update from that debian package then? [13:14] Oh, then it'd be great to update it in Debian and then sync/merge. === xfaf is now known as zul [13:17] iulian, i should get the debian source package for 0.4.7 and update it to 0.4.8 right? [13:20] Korbit: Right. [13:20] i'll try to do that =) [13:20] who is maintainer in debian? some folks don't welcome random updates [13:21] Patrick Winnertz i suppose [13:21] i've found this: http://packages.debian.org/sid/sound/lmms [13:21] there's no watch file, a wishlist update bug might be enough to get it updated [13:22] ok, i'll just install from source then [13:24] i'll delete the bug i opened [13:26] can't delete so just removed me from the "assigned to" [13:34] i'll try to package lmms anyway just for me, just to learn how it's done === Guest3799 is now known as shadeslayer [13:37] Korbit: the maintainer might not do it in time, so it could still be needed, was just a suggestion... [13:37] ok, i'll work on it [13:38] at least, i'll try to, because i've never done anything like this [13:49] hi guys. I am trying to package a python package that has po files in them for localization. i want to use debhelper. what is the recommended way to handle the po files? [13:52] Hello === Sarvatt|gone is now known as Sarvatt [14:07] ScottK: hm. what's required to do so? I looked on the wiki and couldn't find anything. [14:08] ScottK: short term is there anything wrong with thwat we're doing? [14:10] lfaraone: If you look in a standard meta source you'll see in (IIRC) update.cfg you tell it where to find the seeds. [14:10] In the short run, no, it's just that manually maintaned per-arch lists are very hard to get consistently right. [14:11] ScottK: fair enough. fortunately the additions are arch-all. [14:12] ScottK: it seems to be ubuntu-archive controlled. [14:18] If a Sugar-related ubuntu-native package is maintained in a bzr branch, should it be owned by ~ubuntu-sugar-uploaders or by ~ubuntu-dev? [14:18] (I think u-s-u should imply membership in ubuntu-dev) [14:42] /b 13 [14:51] do you have some example of using waf with cdbs? [14:51] hmm.. maybe midori.. [14:54] nope.. [15:15] hello: merges from debian to a package in universe still open ?? [15:17] leonel: depends, if it is just a bug fix (ie. no new features), then it is fine. Otherwise you will need a freeze exception [15:18] AnAnt: it's cherokee maverick has 1.0.4 wich has a nasty ssl bug and debian unstable has already 1.0.8 with the bug fixed [15:19] no features introduced between 1.0.4 to 1.0.8 ? [15:20] most bug fixes [15:23] leonel: that'd be a good candidate to merge then, specially if it is a security fix (if that';s the case with ssl) [15:23] leonel, RoAkSoAx: or rather sync, I don't see any Ubuntu diff for it [15:23] RoAkSoAx: it's not a security fix it's a bug fix the browser hangs when using ssl [15:24] RoAkSoAx: this with < 1.0.8 [15:24] so .. what should I to to get 1.0.8 in Maveric ?? merge ? sync ? [15:24] leonel: as I said above, sounds like a good candidate to sync/merge. [15:25] leonel: sync [15:25] reading sync procedures .. [15:25] thanks .. [15:25] leonel: just run: requestsync cherokee maverick [15:25] you'll need the -s switch [15:25] and maybe -e too [15:26] installing ubuntu-dev-tools .. [15:26] -e is for FFe, I'm still not sure if you need it or not [15:30] bah, anyone familiar with cdbs? can I include /usr/share/cdbs/1/class/gnome.mk and prevent it from calling some automatic configure rule? [15:30] lfaraone: Probably ubuntu-dev. [15:32] lfaraone: See seed_base in update.cfg for (for example) kubuntu-meta. [15:32] You can host the seeds wherever you want. [15:34] the seeds should be hosted in soil [15:35] happy planting... [15:42] AnAnt: so just with requestsync will do the magic ?? [15:43] leonel: yes, it will file a proper sync request [15:44] great ! [15:44] just use the -s switch to subscribe ubuntu-sponsors [15:44] and I am not sure about FFe [15:58] http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Untitled-Page31.png <-- this mockup looks like it was done in an application [15:58] what software is that? === ivoks is now known as ivoks_away [16:06] lucidfox: I think it's pencil: http://pencil.evolus.vn/en-US/Home.aspx === geser_ is now known as geser [16:17] lucidfox: could be Balsamiq [16:21] oojah_> yes, seems it's Pencil [16:21] Anyone know what Ubuntu design folks use for UI prototypes on the wiki? [16:21] lucidfox: Balsamiq [16:22] lucidfox: sometimes on the wiki , what you see is mpt's own handy work ;) [16:23] Well, I normally draw by hand, or use Glade [16:34] glade isn't flexible enough imo [16:34] I often end up fighting with it rather then actually do mockup ;) [16:34] doing* [16:43] james_w`: hey, I'm trying to prepare an update for lucid and can't get bzr merge-upstream to work - this is what I get: http://pastebin.com/rQC5w2vG [16:44] kklimonda: that's a bug which is fixed in trunk [16:44] I should get that uploaded [16:44] you can use a checkout of trunk in the meantime if you want to get past that error [16:44] there's no workaround that I know of unfortunately. [16:45] trunk of bzr-builddeb, right? [16:46] i'm having trouble here [16:46] i just upgraded to maverick [16:46] i was trying to create a package for lmms 0.4.8 from a debian package 0.4.7 following daniel holbach's youtube video on upgrading packages [16:46] james_w`: thanks, it helped [16:47] good [16:47] i got this error when pbuilding [16:47] [......]Remove the following packages: [16:47] 1) pbuilder-satisfydepends-dummy [16:47] debian/control doesn't list that dependency [16:47] how can i solve this? [16:58] i'm trying upgrading the ubuntu 0.4.5 package version and it breaks while applying the diff from 0.4.5 :( [16:58] can't solve this either [17:05] i tried debuild anyway [17:05] breaks with this error: [17:05] debian/rules:3: /usr/share/quilt/quilt.make: No such file or directory [17:05] sudo apt-get install quilt [17:05] SEJeff_work: ping? [17:06] i wonder why the debian package doesn't require this [17:06] what is the ubuntu 0.4.5 package anyway ? [17:06] i'm talking about lmms 0.4.5 [17:06] ubuntu has lmms 0.4.5 and i need 0.4.8 [17:07] so i'm trying to create my first .deb from the source of 0.4.5 [17:07] RoAkSoAx, pong [17:07] following the instructions of the MOTU videos [17:07] SEJeff_work: are you still working a lot with Keepalived? [17:07] RoAkSoAx, Ha! How did you know that? [17:07] Well I've got about 60-65 boxes with keepalived in prod [17:07] But it "just works TM" for us. [17:08] debuild: fatal error at line 1337: [17:08] i guess this is a leet fatal error! [17:08] SEJeff_work: just PM'ed how I knew :). [17:08] Hello, I am faced with a complicated situation. I want to make it as easy as possible for people to install my repository on their system and simualtaniously dowload and install a specific package. The best idea I have come up with so far is a .deb package that installs the repository to /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ and then the repository it self offers an update for the package which identical [17:08] except for a 'require' for another package which is the actual application in question. [17:08] SEJeff_work: have you ever experienced this, or any thoughts??: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/+source/keepalived/+bug/619712 [17:08] Launchpad bug 619712 in Unity "Unity causing massive memory leak when hovering over the quicklists" [Critical,In progress] [17:08] I hope that didn't break up. [17:09] The problem with that though, is that obviously the user won't get prompted immediately to 'update' to install the application. [17:10] RoAkSoAx, We don't use Ubuntu on servers [17:10] Also, we run: keepalived-1.1.15 [17:10] And since it works perfectly for our dns/ldap servers, we haven't bothered upgrading distros [17:10] i guess i can't upgrade the package from 0.4.5 to 0.4.8 [17:11] SEJeff_work: well for what I understood that's not only ubuntu related issue, given that bug reporter says that exists on 1.1.17 and 1.2.0, which is not in Ubuntu. But Anyways, thanks :) [17:11] i'll just forget about this and compile from source [17:12] RoAkSoAx, Perhaps it is the 2 interfaces thing? [17:12] I'd try with 1 interface / machine to isolate it [17:12] its not easy for someone to contribute to ubuntu [17:12] SEJeff_work: yes, that's what i'm also thinking. I'm setting up a testing environment to see if I can reproduce that with only one interface [17:13] RoAkSoAx, However, keepalived has an irc channel [17:13] Please make sure to report this upstream [17:13] Do you work @canonical now? [17:14] SEJeff_work: this has already been reported upstream but there hasn't been any answer. That's why I just posted new message saying if someone was able to look into this. [17:14] Well how was it reported upstream? [17:14] SEJeff_work: Nope I don't but I kinda take care of clustering packages / loadbalancing :) [17:14] Also try #keepalived and their mailinglist [17:14] They do releases, but slowly [17:14] Seems reasonable RoAkSoAx [17:16] SEJeff_work: they do not have a bug tracking system, do they? I don't seem to find one [17:17] RoAkSoAx, Looks like you're right [17:17] Did you follow up on their devel mailinglist? http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/keepalived-devel [17:18] SEJeff_work: yeah, they reported the issue there, but there hasn't been an answer. I just emailed to the list to see if someone looked into it or not. [17:19] Thanks [17:19] Try to break the ubuntu sucks with upstream myth [17:20] haha will do :) [17:20] we already did that with HA Clustering - Pacemaker/Heartbeat/etc etc [17:37] ...okay, what the heck [17:37] Glade has opened a blank rectangle instead of a popup menu, and now it's whole UI is stuck [17:38] which is bloody frustrating [17:38] had to restart and all my changes to that file are lost, grrrrrr [18:11] hi, some revu admin/mod could archive this package? [18:12] http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/mixxx [18:49] lucidfox: you could want to ask removals of valknut armel binaries, so it can enter testing :) [18:50] DktrKranz> that's libdc0... and... I'd prefer to find out why it fails that TTH test :S [18:51] but I don't have access to an armel machine where the build fails, and it succeeds in armel pbuilder for me [18:51] I could test it on a porterbox, and eventually upload them === yofel_ is now known as yofel [19:09] micahg: bump.. bug 557024 has 12 people affected now.. ;) [19:09] Launchpad bug 557024 in mongodb (Ubuntu) "mongo / mongod as packaged can't load libmozjs.so" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/557024 [19:10] * ScottK waves to ajmitch and wonders if he was affected by wobbliness in his part of the world? [19:11] ScottK: I don't know if we can call 7.anything "wobbliness" .. thats like calling the surface of the sun "warm". ;) === james_w` is now known as james_w [19:14] SpamapS: yes, we'll deal with it next week, chrisccoulson told me something was wrong which I'll try to fix (idr what it is ATM) [19:14] micahg: the rpath isn't needed if we do the wrapper. [19:14] SpamapS: right [19:15] SpamapS, the only issue with patching the build system to drop the rpath (which is a trivial change) is that the test-suite then fails [19:15] i tried it a couple of weeks ago [19:15] chrisccoulson: that was it :) [19:15] so you need to run the test-suite with LD_LIBRARY_PATH [19:16] SpamapS: if you want to update the merge with those changes, I"ll review over the weekend [19:18] sounds straight forward enough [19:20] SEJeff_work: I entered the same race condition with only two servers with configs: Srv1: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/487938/ Srv2: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/487939/. What might be wrong on them? Srv1 log: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/487941/ srv2 log: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/487942/ [19:38] lucidfox: building on a porterbox now. In case of success, should I upload it to allow both packages entering testing? [19:39] DktrKranz> siretart tried before and failed [19:39] it fails the test on porter [19:40] d'oh === ivoks_away is now known as ivoks [20:04] lucidfox, which porterbox? there are two armel porterboxes now [20:48] meow ! [20:48] I'm an admin of the french wikipedia and I'd want to have a MOTU for an interview on the sister project : wikinews [20:48] * hyperair wonders who's french and a MOTU [20:49] * garfieldairlines is french but an english MOTU is fine too [20:50] garfieldairlines, French MOTU here, if you are still interested [20:51] \o/ [20:51] :-) [20:53] ScottK: it woke me up, but didn't cause damage here (about 300km from where it did hit) :) [20:54] ajmitch: Glad to hear it's OK there. [20:54] lifeless is in the affected city though [20:54] so he probably got woken up as well :) [20:54] * ScottK looks over to see if lifeless is OK then? [20:57] power is out in some parts of christchurch, and he might have better things to do than irc on a saturday morning :) [21:00] I'm fine [21:00] check twitter/fb :P [21:03] house isn't a bit shaken? [21:28] ajmitch: haven't done a full check yet [21:29] hi all, bug 614067 - the package appears to just need a recompile for 10.10. How can this be acomplished? [21:29] Launchpad bug 614067 in lincity-ng (Ubuntu) "lincity-ng links against uninstallable libphysfs-1.0.so.0" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/614067 [21:29] but so far only found one thermos fallen off of a table [21:29] I think a motu can do this? [21:30] ajmitch: http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/4094979/Huge-earthquake-rocks-Christchurch [21:31] ajmitch: surprised you weren't woken; there were dunedinites tweeting [21:31] gman was woken in wellington [21:39] Awsoonn: I'll take a look at it. [21:39] lifeless: I was woken [21:40] got up & checked the geonet site to see where it might have been [21:40] ScottK: thanks! === ivoks is now known as ivoks_away [21:43] iulian: Thanks. :) [21:44] iulian: I'm not sure wether I should had sent bug 629793 and bug 629797 also with the requestsync -e switch, the help said it is only needed for non-bugfix updates, is that right? [21:44] Launchpad bug 629793 in openarena-data (Ubuntu) "Sync openarena-data 0.8.5-3 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/629793 [21:44] Launchpad bug 629797 in openarena (Ubuntu) "Sync openarena 0.8.5-4 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/629797 [21:46] Rhonda: I have never used requestsync with the -e param. :) [21:47] Awsoonn: You are on Maverick, right? [21:48] ScottK: yup~ [21:49] Rhonda: Both bugs are OK. They don't need ubuntu-release. [21:50] Awsoonn: It installed OK here, but it does look a bit odd. I'll try and investigate later tonight. [21:52] I'm also on i386, so that may have a different result