[01:13] sup? [01:18] hi [01:18] ubottu: tell edubuntu about membership [01:18] edubuntu, please see my private message [01:18] edubuntu: please don't PM people without asking ;) [01:23] http://paste.ubuntu.com/565638/ [01:23] what the eff o.O [01:24] hehe [01:25] there might be some translation issue too ;) [01:26] If you can find a plausible translation of that that isn't "I don't want to actually do anything, but help me get Ubuntu Membership anyway!", I'd be amused to hear it ;P [01:29] Could be "I have no idea what sort of thing to do to help Ubuntu: please be my mentor" [01:30] In some communities "spoil" means "guide" or "help" [01:41] If that's the case, then English is even sillier than I thought. [01:42] could also be Ubuntu Member vs. a member of the Ubuntu community (more in general) or some other "membership" related to Ubuntu [01:42] English is infinitely siily. [01:43] and that person clearly didn't speak English very well [01:43] It started being the language used to order beer by conquerors, went through a phase where it was considered stylish to never spell the same word twice on the same page, and since has reveled in unnecessary neologisms [01:43] I sometimes suspect it started as a practical joke. [01:44] Nah. It's (mostly) french mercenaries attempting to speak something akin to german in an age of mass illiteracy. [01:45] french with a partially scandinavian background ;) [01:45] Indeed: that french is horribly influenced by centuries of coastal raiding :) [01:49] oh, and probably some flemish too, as William the Conqueror was married to a Flemish princess who brought her own servants to his castle ;) [02:03] There wasn't such meaningful difference between flemish and german at that point, it was before the germans were consolidated (pre-literacy) === evilvish is now known as vish [11:29] hi guys. I would like the Ubuntu Member cloak. My Launchpad profile: https://launchpad.net/~xdatap1 === xdatap is now known as xdatap1 === xdatap1 is now known as xdatap [12:34] xdatap: you'll have to wait for one of the IRCC members to be around to approve the cloak.. :) [12:36] xdatap: one sec [12:36] vish, ok, no problem, thanks for the anwer :) [12:36] need to poke a... oh hi nhandler! [12:37] topyli: Need me? [12:37] staff for xdatap's cloaking ceremony :) [12:38] xdatap: You are now cloaked [12:38] thanks nhandler [12:39] yay! "ircc" highlights work :D [12:39] vish: yep :) [12:39] thanks topyli and nhandler :) [12:39] b:) [12:40] and vish of course :) [12:40] can we mention that as "..ask IRCC" on the wiki itself https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Cloaks ? so that folks would know who to ping? [12:40] vish: nhandler has some advanced hilight ping system apparently. wasn't even online when you pinged! [12:41] yea.. he is weird! but i was able to break his highlight system atleast once :D [12:41] vish: It isn't a requirement and not all do it. I also think most of us are pretty good about checking this channel when we notice activity (the issue is when none of the council is around) [12:42] k.. :) === k1l is now known as Guest37024 === serfus is now known as Guest42543 === Seeker`_ is now known as Seeker === AndrewMC` is now known as AndrewMC === Guest42543 is now known as serfus === LjL-Temp` is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest44016 === bcurtiswx_ is now known as bcurtiswx === Guest37024 is now known as k1l === Guest44016 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest26742 [17:02] nhandler, hello [17:05] Hi guys, anybody from IRCC online? This morning i got my cloak, but it's mispelled [17:05] heh [17:05] haha [17:06] :) [17:07] xdatap: Do you know which staffer applied the cloak? [17:07] nhandler, if i remember well [17:07] * k1l points at nhandler [17:09] jussi/tsimpson? ^ [17:09] my launchpad profile is: https://launchpad.net/people/xdatap1 [17:10] marienz: I suppose you can't help with this unless the request actually comes from GC, right? [17:11] "membmer"? [17:11] curious. Give me a moment. [17:11] Yeah. I'm not a GC anymore, so I can't authorize it. [17:12] * marienz decides having the original cloak request in his scrollback is good enough [17:13] thanks marienz :) [17:14] xdatap: Hiya Paolo :) [17:14] marienz: if you had any doubt, Im ok with it :) :) [17:14] hey Jussi! :) === Guest26742 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest80098 === Seeker is now known as Seeker` === arand_ is now known as arand === Guest80098 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest34505 === bcurtiswx_ is now known as bcurtiswx === bcurtiswx_ is now known as bcurtiswx === Guest34505 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest44956 === Guest44956 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest12892 [21:24] How do you make XChat (GNOME) export its logs in the weechat format that is needed for the MoinMoin IRC parser? [21:26] sense: you should ask in a xachat channel but i doubt xchat supports weechat format ... [21:26] sense: maybe you can transform one in the other with some sed/awk/perl/python/whatever .... [21:27] I even wonder if moinmoin does support weechat format, I use weechat but I had to convert it to irssi format [21:27] erUSUL: Ok, thanks I'll look in an Xchat channel. [21:27] last time I put some logs in the wiki [21:29] m4v: [21:29] See the IRC entry in the table [21:29] That is the {{{#irc }}} thing [21:31] I did read the help, but it didn't work when I tried it in wiki.ubuntu.com I don't know, maybe I didn't use the syntax right, but the thing confused me enough that when I saw it worked with irssi format I just used that. [21:33] and I was (still I am) surprised to see weechatlog and not other more common clients. [21:34] apparently it is some sort of standard [21:36] the wee-standard? [21:43] I think so. [21:43] It is associated with a mime-type, according to that MoinMoin page. === Guest12892 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest4016 === Guest4016 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest73761 [23:05] sense: how does the "weechat logs" look like? [23:06] JanC: Apparently something like the source of . [23:06] you can more or less define how xchat logs everything using a printf template [23:06] And you can probably use a text processor like sed or perl to convert one format into another. [23:06] if the necessary data is available, yes [23:07] which looks like it shouldn't be an issue [23:07] that format is weird also [23:07] with the space in the nick? [23:08] That doesn't seem to be a requirement for MoinMoin's parser. ;) [23:10] I doubt this is a standard moinmoin parser [23:10] sounds more like something somebody hacked togeteher at some point ;) [23:10] probably Seveas ;) [23:11] or maybe some other early Ubuntu IRC person [23:56] the space before the nick is probably to hold the voiced/opped flag (+/@)