[00:34] bug 710347 this package is not in archives I uploaded it on revu http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/schedio can anyone please take a look. [00:34] Launchpad bug 710347 in Ubuntu "[needs-packaging] schedio" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/710347 [00:44] c2tarun: I'll try to take a look later this week [00:46] micahg: thanks :) I have to go now, looking forward to your comments, thanks :) [05:51] Hello [07:06] good morning [07:06] hello [07:06] hi AnAnt === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [08:00] It looks as though freedesktop.org moved the standards DTD files from www.freedsktop.org/standards/ to standards.freedesktop.org/ and does not redirect. This breaks validation of menu files (eg /etc/xdg/menus/lxde-applications.menu from package lxmenu-data). Should new .menu files reflect the new DTD location? Should existing ones be updated? [08:01] apachelogger, Rhonda: seid ihr auch bei den Linuxwochen in Wien im Mai? [08:01] hallo toabctl [08:02] hey dholbach [08:09] dholbach: Like all the years before, it's done on my birthday, and I repeatedly told them that it's quite unlikely that I am in Vienna during that time. I'm not sure if my SO planed something for this year, so it might actually be possible, but I just don't know. [08:09] Rhonda, no worries [08:10] They always wanted me to do LPI exams, that's why they were so bitter about me not being able to be around. But it's not like I haven't (repeatedly) told them about that timing issue, and yet they do it each year again at exactly the same weekend, and ask me again wether I could do the exams. %-/ [08:10] Rhonda, I hope it'll work out next time then [08:12] In the case there is nothing planed (though, we are moving in march/april and might be busy with unpacking and stuff), I might be around for a nice chat at least. [08:13] Are you going to give a talk or such? [08:13] yes, I'm planning to [08:13] it's in the week before UDS [08:13] so it makes a lot of sense to stop by on the way from Berlin and also visit a few friends in Austria [08:15] Where is UDS this time? [08:15] Budapest [08:15] just around the corner :) [08:15] Ouch. [08:16] ? [08:16] I so much would like to attend at some point, and actually this might be potential the closest one to go. I fear it won't be possible with my private situation currently. :( [08:17] let's see how things pan out [08:17] there's still quite a bit of time until May 9-13 === bilalakhtar_ is now known as cdbs [10:08] I need some detailed information on where app icons should be placed, in what sizes, etc [10:09] ... and how to deal with Tango! theme icons [10:28] Hm, what's wrong with this build-dep: [10:28] swig (>= 1.36), [10:28] it fails even though swig has had that version since karmic [10:29] What's the complete error output? [10:29] And the complete Build-Depends line? [10:29] Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 7), autotools-dev, automake, libtool, [10:29] quilt, libmmdb-dev (>=1.23), libclipper-dev, libgpp4-dev, libssm-dev [10:29] (>=1.1), libgsl0-dev, libglib2.0-dev, libgtk2.0-dev, [10:29] Please use a paste site. [10:30] Rhonda: yep. sorry [10:30] http://pastebin.com/PtvGJ0bH [10:32] rhonda, err message is http://pastebin.com/bR49DXi0 [10:34] Doesn't look like the complete build log to me, unfortunately? [10:34] Rhonda, you want that? I cut out the relevant line [10:35] http://pastebin.com/DwdDmSx7 [10:35] It might be that there is more relevant that you consider as such. :) [10:35] (I need to figure out how to make pastebinit use paste.ubuntu.com) [10:37] um, debhelper 8.0.0ubuntu2? Where is that from? In maverick I see 8.0.0ubuntu1, in natty 8.1.0ubuntu1? [10:37] Rhonda: lucid [10:37] negative, lucid has 7.4.15ubuntu1 [10:38] Rhonda: I doubt that is important. I added "(>= 1.36)" after swig and it stopped working [10:38] lucid has swig 1.3.40-2ubuntu1 [10:38] You seem to have a strange chroot setup there. What's the sources.list in your chroot? [10:38] 1.3.40 is way less than 1.36 [10:39] akheron: I know, which is why I find it strange [10:39] Well, it might be a hint that your chroot has an issue. [10:39] Rhonda: hang on lemme log on to it [10:39] mok0: err, you have swig 1.3.40, you require 1.36 [10:39] 1.3.40 < 1.36 [10:39] mok0: If you log in try to apt-get install swig and see what you get there. [10:40] akheron: ah [10:40] akheron: thank you [10:40] akheron: typo [10:40] :) [10:40] you meant 1.3.6? [10:40] ouch, right. 1.36 is higher than what we even have in natty. I'm blind. [10:40] akheron: I mean 1.3.36 [10:41] But having debhelper 8.0.0 in a lucid build environment is still strange. [10:41] Rhonda: ok, let me check that out [10:41] Rhonda: it's in backports right? [10:41] Please make sure to have your lucid build environment clean. :) [10:42] I myself usually use backports at least when packaing my on stuff for older releases [10:42] akheron: Yes, but backports should only be used when really needed in build environments, thus pulled in by dependencies, not fixed installed there. [10:42] I don't think I'm using that [10:42] backports [10:42] Rhonda: debhelper is not installed ina clean build environment [10:42] not any version [10:42] That 8.0.0ubuntu2 has to come from somewhere :) [10:42] akheron: It is in mok0's. [10:43] rhonda, debhelper is 7.4.15ubuntu1 [10:43] debhelper: missing [10:43] Erm, right. [10:43] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debhelper/+publishinghistory [10:43] But I still wonder why lucid would pull in 8.0.0ubuntu2, that looks pretty strange, [10:44] true, it's not in backports afaics [10:44] Rhonda: it doesn't pull in 8.0 afaics [10:46] Then at least the output is confusing and misleading. :) [10:47] Rhonda: Grepping for that line in my stored build logs, it seems it asks for 8.0.0 once in a while [10:47] Rhonda: also in the maverick builds I've done [10:51] Anyways, my swig depends now works \o/ [10:55] Ah, .pastebinit.xml allows you to customize the pastebin site [10:56] That information really ought to be documented in the man page [11:00] Hm. Except it doesn [11:00] t work [11:07] Looks like it's been fixed, but still not in lucid : Bug: 312456 === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [11:57] dholbach: maybe [11:58] * apachelogger did not really think about it yet ^^ [12:11] apachelogger, ok [12:19] In general, whoever stumbles by in Vienna feel free to bug me and I'll see wether we can meet. === ApOgEE__ is now known as ApOgEE === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === hanska is now known as dapal [16:45] who could imagine running a session about some aspect of Debian/Ubuntu packaging? we still have some open slots left for UDW [16:45] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek/Timetable [16:51] any suggestions? [16:52] dholbach: nope [17:02] menesis, how's schooltool coming along? [17:04] dholbach: we have a schooltool sprint this week [17:05] aha! excellent! [17:05] dholbach: there are some issues that are not solved yet so the main "schooltool" package is not ready. [17:05] menesis, ah ok - there was also something with zope.html that bundled something else - is that resolved? [17:05] I think I mailed you about it back then [17:05] but maybe I can upload the other packages in their current state just to get them uploaded, even if they are not installable [17:06] what's missing? [17:06] dholbach: I was trying to solve more issues with zope.html (upstream) but not very successful [17:06] sorry I haven't replied [17:06] don't worry [17:06] hey menesis [17:06] if upstream can't solve it and it can be done in the packaging we can still just do it there [17:06] hey highvoltage [17:07] and dholbach :) [17:07] "schooltool" is missing. schooltool.gradebook and others depend on it [17:07] I am worried already because time is running out and I have not finished my work.. [17:08] we still made a lot of progress in terms of zope packages :) [17:08] but if there's anything highvoltage and I can do, let us know [17:08] dholbach: but with zope.html I would like to leave it as is and solve the versioned directories later [17:08] can you reply to that mail again, so I have it in my inbox and won't forget? [17:08] menesis: how bad is it? would there be something uploadable in a month from now? [17:08] might be a few days until I get to it [17:09] getting a FFE just for schooltool at that stage would probably not be a big deal [17:09] I would like help with upstart, but first I need to get schooltool into archive with the old init.d scripts [17:09] that shouldn't be a blocker [17:09] there's loads of stuff still using old-style initscripts [17:10] yes I don't consider it a blocker [17:13] highvoltage: I hope to be able to upload schooltool in two weeks [17:13] we are in a sprint now, merging branches to upstream, then I make a release and a new package [17:14] great [17:14] one thing is I left out 3 zope packages because they are needed only for backwards compat with existing schooltool databases. [17:14] menesis: ah good! that still even beats feature freeze then [17:15] but I haven't done the work and testing to make sure they are really not needed [17:15] maybe I can upload those 3 packages even though I expect them to be removed soon? [17:16] hey blueyed [17:16] Hi dholbach [17:31] is there a preferred way of modifying the debian/changelog, or do I just modify it directly? [17:31] gondoi, try 'dch' (in the devscripts package) [17:31] cool, thanks dholbach [17:31] 'dch -i' to add an empty changelog entry and bump the revision up one [17:32] lol.. yeah, it's right there in the instructions I'm following.. overlooked that step [17:32] sorry === dpm_ is now known as dpm [18:34] could someone explain (again) the difference between ~ubuntu-dev and ~motu? I can never remember which is which. can this guy https://launchpad.net/~sylvestre confirm this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/scilab/+bug/714562 [18:34] Ubuntu bug 714562 in scilab (Ubuntu) "Sync scilab 5.3.0-final-1 (universe) from Debian experimental (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] [18:36] Riddell: ubuntu-dev is anyone with upload rights I believe, MOTU is universe upload rights [18:36] so how does he get upload rights? [18:37] Riddell: Maybe he has limited upload privileges. [18:37] Riddell: PPU [18:37] Riddell: Per package uploader. [18:37] Riddell: he has upload rights for that package, you can use edit-acl.py to check [18:38] er, edit_acl.py [18:43] that works, thanks [18:44] micahg: universe & multiverse [18:45] yes, sylvestre has PPU rights for the packages he maintains in Debian and scilab is one of it [18:46] it would be really nice to have a web view for PPU instead of only the LP API [18:59] hello any one who wants to be my mentor hehehehe... where can i learn the fastest on contributing? [19:01] ooops wrong channel need to go to #ubuntu-classroom [19:50] micahg: where does edit_acl.py come from? Is is available to everyone? [19:51] blueyed: lp:ubuntu-archive-tools [19:59] thanks, micahg. I have no use case currently, but this may become handy. [20:00] blueyed: it's good for those with packageset upload rights and don't remember if something is in a packageset or not [20:01] There's still no distinction about sponsorship teams (motu vs core-dev) in Launchpad, is it? Like all request for sponsorship get into the same queue?! [20:03] blueyed: there was in the past but got merged into ~ubuntu-sponsors lately [20:03] blueyed: they used to be split, but with archive reorg that became silly [20:04] because core-dev arent the only people who can upload to main. PPU, ubuntu-desktop-dev, kubuntu-dev, xubuntu-dev... they can too [20:04] That's what I mean, yes. But now it's difficult to see for a MOTU what he can sponsor, isn't it? [20:04] anything unseeded can be done by a motu [20:04] I see. And can you see what's seeded in LP easily, preferably from the sponsor queue? [20:05] im trying to locate the sponsor queue right now [20:05] i dont have my bookmarks at work [20:05] maco: not true, there is some unseeded stuff in main [20:05] micahg: thats not how its supposed to work :( [20:06] but this silly wiki page i found from google stupidly links to lp instead of the sponsor queue when it says sponsor queue [20:06] http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/ [20:06] thank you! [20:06] sponsorship page still lists universe/main distinctions [20:06] micahg: motu's domain was supposed to have been redefined to "the long tail of everything not seeded", according to discussions at uds...hmm....dallas, i believe [20:07] maco: yes, but that won't happen most likely until the archvie reorg is done [20:07] micahg: oh that mustve been recently added back. the "origin" is all that was there before [20:07] i thought archive reorg WAS done [20:07] PPUs are in place, packagesets are in place...what else is needed? [20:07] maco: no, a few more cycles [20:07] at least :) === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [20:09] maco: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArchiveReorganisation [20:11] I was more thinking about getting the differences from the "Bugs" page of the ubuntu-sponsors LP page. [20:51] Any idea on why valac doesn't get installed in pbuilder? [20:52] (pbuilder-satisfydepends-dummy: Depends: valac (>= 0.9.4~) but it is not going to be installed.) [20:53] I have created a branch patch for SRU in bzr and submitted for merging... [20:54] now what am I missing: [20:54] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/munin/+bug/699967 [20:54] Ubuntu bug 699967 in munin (Debian) "Empty list of plugins/services with hostname containing uppercase letters" [Unknown,Confirmed] [20:54] just trying to cover my bases [20:54] RainCT: natty? [20:54] maverick [20:54] sru [20:54] geser: Debian unstable, actually [20:55] then no, I know only that natty has vala 0.10 and 0.12 which causes some problems [20:56] RainCT: what happens when you try to install all build-depends with apt-get in your pbuilder? (you might need to add valac and perhaps other packages to the command line to see the real problem) [21:00] geser: It took 0.8.1-2 [21:02] checking on PTS you need experimental if you want a newer valac [21:06] geser: Oh, right. How could I miss that? :P [21:06] geser: Thanks [21:08] geser: would you mind helping fixing flightgear ftbfs? You are tehh expert :) Evidently a linking issue but I couldn't really solve it myself. http://pastebin.com/VHvQmEDk === rmcbride_nb is now known as rmcbride [21:47] cyphermox: Just about to start with synaptic bug per your email [21:48] ah, cool [21:48] cyphermox: Hello, I should say first! [21:48] do I bzr branch as first step? [21:49] yeah, I'd say bzr branch lp:synaptic [21:50] OK, I still have the directories lying around from when I generated the debdiff. Presumably it would be just as easy to dump all that. The edits were simple with sed. [21:51] right, if you did the changes directly in file from previously, you probably can just copy the files over [21:51] just double check after that you only have the changes you really wanted (bzr diff) [21:52] if I remember your diff right you could also just use that with patch -p1 OK, got a slight hitch here with ssh key. [21:55] I need to copy it on to the VM where I'm running Natty. [21:55] ah [21:56] grunthus, well, honestly, it's really up to if you want to champion your changes all the way, because I could also apply them for you in a branch here and request a merge, if it's easier for you :) [21:57] I would quite like to give bzr a go first. If I get stuck, then fair enough, you could apply them. [21:58] Would I be right in saying that bazaar is "on the up"? [21:58] grunthus, you mean in popularity? I would have no idea [21:59] grunthus, also don't hesitate to ask others for help -- for instance, I'm just about done my work day and have a dinner planned, but I would be back in a few hours [22:00] Sure. I will. Bon appetite. Perhaps see you later, although bed in this time zone is in 2 hrs! [22:01] I'll drop you an email with my progress. [22:02] cool, we can certainly continue this over email [22:07] If overriding CFLAGS (to, say, "-O2 -wall") causes a program to break, upstream is doing it wrong, right? [22:22] sebner: the solution seems to be to move "-lsgio" after "-lOpenThreads" [22:22] but I didn't look how to get it into the Makefile, just tested it on the command line inside my pbuilder [22:25] Right, perhaps someone else can advise on cyphermox's suggestion to use patch -p1 Presumably to apply my debdiff to the bzr checked out branch, [22:26] I would cd to the bzr checked out directory, then run the above patch with full path to the debdiff... [22:27] This relates to bug 706271 [22:27] Launchpad bug 706271 in synaptic (Ubuntu) "synaptic network proxy preferences doesn't capitalize "internet"" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/706271 [22:30] geser: wow, great. that helps a lot, I'll look into it how to do that in the makefile! :) [22:30] * sebner hugs geser [22:35] Hmm. Patch failed, generated a pile of rejects. [22:46] geser: around? [22:50] gondoi: I am not sure, but shouldn't you nominate the bug for Maverick, too? [22:51] gondoi: apart from that, the branch/patch looks good, but I cannot ACK/sponsor it. [22:54] blueyed: if it's bzr branch, set status as Approved [22:55] as motu member you can support patches for main [22:55] ari-tczew: but it's a SRU. [22:56] ari-tczew: not even nominated (which I could do at least, yes) [22:57] blueyed: it doesn't matter, if you're sure that debdiff/branch is correct with SRU policy, set as Approved commenting like "Looks good, please core-dev for upload" [22:57] it works something like patch pilot [22:59] ari-tczew: I've nominated it for Maverick now, but cannot even accept the nomination. How should I set it to confirmed now? [22:59] ari-tczew: people shouldn't review for ~ubuntu-dev unless they are able to upload the package in question. [22:59] ari-tczew: bug 699967 [22:59] Launchpad bug 699967 in munin (Debian) "Empty list of plugins/services with hostname containing uppercase letters" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/699967 [23:01] lfaraone: I know that you're not so much involved in sponsorship last time, so I'd like to say you that we've figured out that MOTU can support sponsors-queue in cleaning up by reviewing patches [23:01] I have reviewed a lot of patches in main and there were not any troubles. Just helpful to keep sponsors queue small. [23:02] lfaraone: from what I can tell, a MOTU can approve, but teh core-dev uploader should still spot-check [23:02] that should be core-dev or uploader [23:02] ah, okay. [23:03] blueyed: bzr branch linked to bug is for SRU? [23:03] if so, it's wrong [23:03] there is no maverick-proposed in d/changelog [23:03] ari-tczew: yes [23:04] geser: I'll ask pm you ;) [23:05] blueyed: branch says about +upstream_bug_952.patch but node/lib/Munin/Node/Server.pm has been patched directly [23:05] ari-tczew: yes, the changelog is wrong. it's meant to be maverick-proposed. @gondoi: <-- [23:05] blueyed: please describe all issues in comment into branch setting status as Needs-fixing [23:05] ari-tczew: you're right. quite borked. I leave feedback as a comment, yes. [23:05] ;- [23:05] ;-) [23:07] Hi, I need a little assistance following on from earlier with cyphermox. I have edited changes to my bzr branch, and updated changelog. [23:08] According to documentation, I think I now have to either commit the changes or build source package? [23:09] (bug 706271) [23:09] Launchpad bug 706271 in synaptic (Ubuntu) "synaptic network proxy preferences doesn't capitalize "internet"" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/706271 [23:09] blueyed: please don't forget about suggesting DEP3 tags in the patch [23:10] blueyed: sorry man, this is my first patch to the ubuntu community :-( [23:10] gondoi: no problem! really. [23:10] gondoi: just do not give up learning :) [23:10] the nomination is what I couldn't figure out earlier.. thought I just needed to say that in a comment [23:10] I don't see a button [23:11] gondoi: please note that you look into DEP3 tags for your patch, although that should hopefully be provided in the patch I committed for Natty already.. :) [23:12] gondoi: the button is "Nominate for series".. third one in the row starting with "Also affects project" [23:16] blueyed: I don't have that button :-( I guess I don't have the right privs [23:16] gondoi: maybe. you are not a member of bugcontrol then even, are you? [23:16] well, I thought I was, but perhaps not [23:16] does not matter then currently. Can you fix your branch? [23:17] well, i'll have to figure out how... [23:17] :-( [23:17] i'll look into the dep3 thing [23:17] blueyed: yeah, that was a recent change, I think only bug supervisors can nominate now [23:17] gondoi: ^^ [23:17] :-D [23:17] bdmurray: am I right about this? ^^ [23:18] gondoi: dep3 is not important.. as said, I should have either provided it in the natty patch, or if not, it would not make sense to have it in the maverick fix/branch only. [23:18] gondoi: just use the patch instead of patching inline. Feel free to query me, if you have any more detailed questions about this. [23:18] blueyed: sorry then, i'm not sure on what I am fixing [23:18] oh [23:19] so provide the debdiff? [23:19] gondoi: you need to only fix the changelog (add "-proposed" and use the patch instead of editing it inline) [23:19] gondoi: no, edit your branch, then add another commit. [23:20] well, I did use the patch on the src [23:20] i'll add the -proposed [23:21] micahg: yes bug supervisors can nominate for release maybe uploaders too [23:21] gondoi: yes, that was wrong.. go to your checkout of lp:~bkbox/ubuntu/maverick/munin/fix-for-699967, add 1) the -proposed and 2) revert the change to node/lib/Munin/Node/Server.pm and add the debian/patches/upstream_bug_952.patch file from the natty source instead. [23:21] bdmurray: all uploaders are implicit members of bug control [23:21] gondoi: then commit after each change and push it. [23:21] bdmurray: if it's only bug control now, we should probably update the SRU docs [23:22] micahg: gondoi is not an uploader and not bug supervisor. Shouldn't anybody be allowed to nominate? [23:23] blueyed: I think that changed recently in that we had people randomly nominating creating a lot of noise [23:29] it was certainly a real issue [23:29] the nomination queue was basically entirely unusable [23:30] geser: hmm, http://launchpadlibrarian.net/63828404/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-i386.flightgear_2.0.0-3ubuntu11_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [23:30] sebner: show your makefile [23:30] (LIBS) [23:31] ari-tczew: http://paste.ubuntu.com/564736/ [23:32] sebner: I don't fully understand the needed order, but I had only success when I only moved the mentioned "-lsgio" and left the other at there place [23:33] sebner: LIBS = @LIBS@ [23:33] where are links changed? [23:33] geser: did you put it at the end or right behind -lOpenThreads? [23:33] perhaps it's an error in -lOpenThreads that it didn't link with all needed libraries (didn't check yet) [23:33] sebner: after the -lOpenThreads [23:34] ari-tczew: configure evidently [23:34] geser: Ok, I didn't try that [23:34] sebner: which line? [23:37] ari-tczew: various ones but I found the -OpenThreads part, will try that now === blueyed is now known as heh === heh is now known as blueyed