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c2tarunthe errors in bug 713931 are errors due to source code? What should I do? Should I contact upstream?00:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 713931 in moserial (Ubuntu) "New version of moserial available upstream" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/71393100:40
grunthusWould anyone be available to check that I have proposed a bzr branch for merge in the proper way? ...00:47
grunthushttps://bugs.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/71582000:47
ubottuUbuntu bug 715820 in ubuntuone-control-panel (Ubuntu) "No tooltip for disconnect button" [Low,Triaged]00:47
wejaegerHey, anyone up for reviewing l2tp-ipsec-vpn? It's a little applet to configure and manage L2TP IPsec VPN connections. I've just uploaded a new candidate. http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/l2tp-ipsec-vpn00:48
alucardnisync request like LP: #718601 are fixed automatically or need human intervention?00:52
artfwoalucardni, they need human intervention, yes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArchiveAdministration#Syncs00:57
alucardnibeside bitesize bugs, are there any other tasks for motu beginners???01:45
c2tarunmicahg: ping, you remembered about the linker error I asked to you. changing the order of -lssl and -lcrypto didn't worked :(01:48
micahgc2tarun: you moved them to the beginning of the linking order?01:49
artfwoalucardni: have your read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing ?01:49
c2tarunnope I just changed their order :P do mean that I should move them to the begining?01:50
micahgc2tarun: yes, --as-needed enforces that libraries have to be linked before they can be used01:50
c2tarunmicahg: ok, let me try01:50
alucardniartfwo: thanks for the link, I'll check it right now01:53
c2tarunmicahg: I was trying to install the build-dep for bacula and I got this error. http://paste.ubuntu.com/567191/02:35
c2tarunmicahg: I tried to copy sources.list from my machine into natty chroot, changed all the occurence of maverick to natty in that file. but now I am getting this error. http://paste.ubuntu.com/567192/02:41
c2taruncan anyone help me above two errors ^^02:50
RAOFdid you run “apt-get update” somewhere in there?02:51
c2tarunRAOF: not yet, wait02:52
c2tarunRAOF: it worked :) thanks02:54
psusiI have a question about UDD: launchpad has an upstream project that has a bzr branch that is auto importing from upstream's git repository.  Ubuntu's branch auto merges from debian's.  Shouldn't debian's branch be auto merging from launchpad's upstream auto import branch?03:55
psusialso to make a change, can you just do it directly now and let bzr worry about merging, or still use quilt within bzr?03:56
RAOFThat really depends on the packager.  You *could* make changes directly and let bzr sort them out.03:59
lifeless<-does03:59
RAOFThat's a workflow that would be improved with colocated branches, I think.04:00
RAOFAlthough that's largely a convenience issue.04:02
psusieh?04:03
psusicolocated branches?04:03
RAOFYou might know them as “git branches”04:03
RAOFWhere the branches aren't physically segregated by directory.04:04
psusiahh04:04
psusihandling the workflow locally I don't have a problem with, I'm just trying ot understand the workflow as I see it over the network ;)04:04
RAOFIt's largely unstandardised, I think.04:05
psusiand what I see is upstream has a git repo, lp's upstream project has a bzr repo that auto imports from the git repo, ubuntu has a bzr repo that periodically merges from debian, and debian appears to have a bzr repo that sometimes merges from a terminal branch that is a clean import of an upstream release tarball, plus quilt patches04:05
psusiI would think that the way it should work is for quilt to not be used, debian should merge from the upstream project bzr branch on lp, then ubuntu's branch should merge from debian's branch, and you should be able to see in the log any changes debian or ubuntu have made, plus every change made in the upstream git repo04:06
RAOFYeah.  That's a nice workflow.04:07
RAOFIt *also* means that bzr can do some of the patch-porting for you.04:07
wejaegerl2tp-ipsec-vpn? It's a little applet to configure and manage L2TP IPsec VPN connections. I've just uploaded a new candidate. http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/l2tp-ipsec-vpn04:09
psusibut since debian isn't merging from the bzr auto import from upstream git branch, and instead is just maintaining quilt patches on top of import branches of upstream tarballs, then I guess I should keep changes in a quilt patch?04:25
jderosewondering if someone could walk me through creating a quilt patch... i have debian/ under bzr - https://code.launchpad.net/~pyskein/pyskein/packaging06:25
jmarsdenjderose: I think the info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete#quilt%20%28Example%20Package:%20xterm%29 should get you started?  I don't really have time to walk you through step by step right now though.06:27
jderosejmarsden: awesome, thanks! the right documentation is as good as a walk through :)06:28
jmarsdenjderose: No problem.  IMO anyone doing packaging should get to know that whole guide -- it's worth reading.06:29
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dholbachgood morning!07:39
c2tarunwhy I am getting this error :( http://paste.ubuntu.com/567235/ the libraries required are there "-lssl and -lcrypto"?08:39
c2tarunwhy I am getting this error :( http://paste.ubuntu.com/567235/ the libraries required are there "-lssl and -lcrypto"?08:42
udienzc2tarun, i think ssl lib needed cripto lib first08:45
Rhondac2tarun: That's a pretty short paste, could you paste the whole thing? And did you do an "apt-get build-dep bacula"?08:45
c2tarunudienz: ok, let me try.08:45
RhondaWhat exactly is it that you try to do? bacula is an already existing package and I'm somewhat related to it.08:46
udienzc2tarun, Could you paste whole thing? as Rhonda says08:46
RhondaAh, 5.0.3 upgrade hasn't been done in Debian yet.08:46
JeanCrienbonjour!08:47
c2tarunRhonda: ya I did everything and I am working on this since last two days. Problem is somewhere in the order of libraries. micahg suggested to try bringing the two libraries in front, still I got the error.08:47
RhondaOf course you need the build-dep installed before, or I am totally not understanding what you mean by that.08:48
c2tarunRhonda udienz: check this http://paste.ubuntu.com/567239/08:50
geserc2tarun: -lssl -lcrypto needs to be and the end of the linker call as -lbac (which comes currently later) needs them08:53
c2tarungeser: at end also I was getting error :(08:54
geserc2tarun: the same?08:54
udienzc2tarun, see http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/natty/bacula/natty/view/head:/src/tools/Makefile.in#L5908:55
udienzbacula 5.0.3 has been uploaded this day08:55
c2tarungeser: yup08:55
udienzand this is familiar bug 68796808:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 687968 in bacula (Ubuntu) "[FTBFS] package 'bacula' (5.0.2-2ubuntu1) failed to build on natty" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68796808:55
Rhondac2tarun: Which source package are you actually using and what's your build environment? This looks strange.08:57
geserRhonda: this looks like a normal "ld --as-needed" link failure08:58
c2tarunI was trying to build new version of bacula which was available upstream. My build environment is pbuilder-dist's natty08:59
c2tarunRhonda: ^^08:59
c2tarungeser: I too thought so but I was getting the same error with all the possible orders I can think09:00
Rhondac2tarun: There is already 5.0.3 in natty?09:01
geserc2tarun: hmm. anyway bacula 5.0.3 got uploaded to natty already as udienz said09:02
c2tarunRhonda: you checked?09:03
RhondaBut I hope 5.0.3 will get injected into Debian soonish.09:03
Rhondac2tarun: rmadison bacula; http://packages.ubuntu.com/bacula - yes, I checked09:04
c2tarunRhonda: hmmm.... still I failed to fix that bug :( anyway thanks :)09:05
RhondaThe DD maintaining the package was pretty busy with his two kids over the last year, and given that Debian was frozen he didn't see the need to update it in experimental over the time neither.09:06
RhondaNow he even orphaned the package because they don't use a tapelib at work anymore and they are looking at different backup solutions, so the package is looking for a new maintainer. :)09:07
geserRhonda: just curious: could you reproduce the flightgear linking error in Debian with binutils-gold?09:07
Rhondageser: I did reproduce it in my natty changeroot. Not sure how to set my sid chroot to use binutils-gold though.09:08
c2taruncan anyone please explain this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/567247/09:14
artfwoc2tarun: in the "sock.makefile('rb', 0)" call, sock variable is empty (None)09:18
artfwocheck the last 2 lines of the stack trace09:18
c2tarunartfwo: I tried to pull the source of coin2. where is stack trace?09:19
artfwoit's your pastebin log09:20
c2tarunartfwo: oh... actually :) I wanted to know why I got this error?09:20
udienzc2tarun, what u-d-t version you installed?09:21
c2tarunudienz:  let me check09:22
* udienz checked with 0.116 ant not got any errors09:22
udienz*and09:22
c2tarunits .10409:22
c2tarunhmm... how can i update to .116?09:23
jderoseif anyone has the chance, would love feedback on this package - http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/pyskein  It's a Python3 extension implementing the Skein hash algorithm (sha3 candidate, of Bruce Schneier fame)09:24
udienzc2tarun, do you use natty or maverick?09:24
c2tarunudienz: maverick09:24
Rhondac2tarun: I guess it should be possible to directly download the .116 package and install it on maverick. http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/ubuntu-dev-tools09:24
udienzc2tarun, or adding u-d-t-dev ppa https://launchpad.net/~udt-developers/+archive/daily09:25
c2tarunwhy the newer version is not backported in maverick's archive?09:26
artfwois there any difference between "pull-lp-source" and "bzr branch lp:ubuntu/coin2"?09:26
geserthe first one uses the .dsc file for downloading (similar to dget)09:30
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wejaegerl2tp-ipsec-vpn? It's a little applet to configure and manage L2TP IPsec VPN connections. I've just uploaded a new candidate. http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/l2tp-ipsec-vpn13:29
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benstehi, i saw feature freeze is just a few days away, but is it still possible to replace "simutrans 102" by the all new 110 - which features network player mode ?16:27
ari-tczewbenste: does it require new library upgrade or something?16:29
bensteari-tczew: i don't think so, but I could check if you'd like16:29
ari-tczewbenste: it's needed so please check16:29
ari-tczewif only this program has to be update, then probably no problem16:30
ari-tczewif it builds fine of course16:30
bensteari-tczew: I'll try to launch it in maverick - if it works all would be fine ?16:33
ari-tczewbenste: no, please test it on natty16:33
bensteari-tczew: i don't have natty16:33
ari-tczewbenste: so we have got a problem16:33
bensteari-tczew: if I'd download natty, and install it in Vbox - would it be enough to get the program running ? - they're not publishing debs, but ready build .tar.gz files16:34
Laneybenste: this package is maintained by the games team, you could ask in #debian-games on OFTC if anyone is working on this update16:35
bensteLaney: but debain import freeze is already over isn't it ?16:35
ari-tczewbenste: you have to test .debs dedicated on natty and it could be in VB16:35
Laneythat only affects automatic imports16:35
Laneysyncs can still be requested at any time16:35
ari-tczew+1, ask first Debian whether they are going to upgrade it16:36
bensteari-tczew: Laney thanks for your advises I'll try asking them and come back as soon as there is a deb file16:36
Laneyeven if nobody is working on it, it's a cross-distro team so you should get the update done there first anyway16:36
Laney:-)16:37
benstefeautre freeze = last time to include a new deb ??17:03
Laneyafter that you must seek an exception to the freeze17:03
ari-tczew!FFe17:03
ubottuFeature Freeze Exception. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess for the freeze exception process.17:03
bensteLaney: ari-tczeww looks like there will be no exception for a game :-)17:05
Laneyau contrare, there is probably a good chance initially17:05
bensteLaney: "au contrare" - french ??17:06
c2tarunnewer version of coin2 is available upstream. I downloaded it and packed it for natty. but problem it is generating binaries for different libraries. is there any documentation available for packaging libraries?17:23
micahgc2tarun: libraries should be packaged separately unless this source is providing them17:25
c2tarunmicahg: I think they are provided by source. here is the control file http://paste.ubuntu.com/567408/17:28
c2tarunmicahg: ping17:33
micahgc2tarun: so, those packages need to be versioned along with whatever the new library version is17:34
c2tarunmicahg: how can i know the new library version?17:36
* micahg is still unclear on parts of library versioning17:37
c2tarunmicahg: ok :( so I think I should leave this bug?17:37
micahgc2tarun: http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/column/libpkg-guide/libpkg-guide.html17:37
c2tarunmicahg: buddy thats a 10 chapter document ;(17:38
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c2taruncan anyone please explain this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/567420/18:12
ari-tczewc2tarun: check build-depends in d/control18:13
c2tarunari-tczew: what to check there?18:13
ari-tczewwhether have you got everything including versions18:13
c2tarunari-tczew: http://paste.ubuntu.com/567422/ this is the control file.18:14
ari-tczewc2tarun: which command do you running?18:15
c2tarunari-tczew: pbuilder-dist natty build *.dsc18:15
ari-tczewc2tarun: pbbuttonsd-dev (>= 0.7.9)18:16
ari-tczewcheck which version natty has got18:16
c2tarunari-tczew: wait18:16
c2tarunari-tczew: I dont think natty has pbbuttonsd :(18:17
c2tarunari-tczew: I dont think natty has pbbuttonsd-dev :(18:17
ari-tczewc2tarun: that's right18:17
ari-tczewnow you know why pbuilder can't go18:17
c2tarunari-tczew: ya getting :) but still I am not able to figure out the solution.18:17
ari-tczewc2tarun: remove it from d/control and try to build18:18
c2tarunari-tczew: but will the package will be able to build without that dependency?18:18
ari-tczewc2tarun: sorry I'm not witch. you have to try to build18:19
c2tarunari-tczew: sure :) let me try.18:19
micahgc2tarun: no, you can request a sync from Debian though18:19
micahgactually, that package might need to be removed18:19
c2tarunmicahg: sync for pbbuttonsd? it is not in debian as well.18:20
micahgc2tarun: it is in Debian, but powerprefs should probably be removed from Ubuntu since it's gone from Debian18:20
ari-tczewrofl18:20
c2tarunmicahg: powerprefs is in debian but pbbuttonsd-dev is not :(18:21
c2tarunI checked by rmadison18:21
ari-tczewc2tarun: http://packages.debian.org/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=pbbuttonsd-dev18:21
ari-tczewonly powerpc18:21
micahgc2tarun: no, it's the other way around18:21
micahgunless persia wants to keep powerprefs for some reason18:22
micahgright, both packages are powerpc specific18:22
c2tarunguys what is powerpc?18:23
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micahgc2tarun: it's an architecture, classically used in old Apple machines18:25
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micahgc2tarun: when filing a new upstream version bug, it's generally good to list what version is available18:30
c2tarunari-tczew: build failed after removing that build-dep :(18:32
ari-tczewc2tarun: only thing how can I suggest you is get missing B-D to Ubuntu18:34
ari-tczewbut it's powerpc only18:34
c2tarunI am still not getting why we are discussing powerpc here ? :(18:36
c2tarunari-tczew: how can i use powerpc18:36
ari-tczewhmmm buy device something based on powerpc?18:38
christophheya can someone give me a quick link on how to disable --as-needed for the ubuntu builds?18:38
c2tarunari-tczew: hain?18:38
c2tarunchristoph: why do you want to disable it?18:38
ari-tczewchristoph: disable? you should fix FTBFS18:39
christophbecause sbcl wont' build with it18:39
micahgc2tarun: because teh package you were discussing is powerpc specific18:39
ari-tczewchristoph: add missing libraries to LIBS in Makefile.am18:39
christophaeh ja18:39
christophthat's a compiler/interpreter/environment package for common lisp -- its a bit more tricky than adding some libs somewhere18:39
c2tarunmicahg: so this means that I can use powerpc in the place of pbutton*18:39
micahgc2tarun: no18:39
c2tarunmicahg: then?18:39
christophnot everything is a cstle library18:39
micahgc2tarun: those packages only run/build on powerpc18:39
c2tarunmicahg: so this mean that I can't pack them ?18:39
micahgc2tarun: no, doesn't mean that18:39
c2tarunmicahg: :P but u said that powerpc is an arch for apple machine. And I dont have that18:39
micahgc2tarun: right, qemu might be able to emulate18:40
c2tarunmicahg: hmm....18:40
c2tarunmicahg: can you please tell me any upgrade bug? :( I tried few of them, sometimes its my architecture, sometime they are libraries :( what should I do?18:42
Gangsta!ops18:43
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Gangstasup marienenz18:45
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blueyedAre there known problems in natty regarding cryptsetup/mountall during boot?19:49
blueyedI am getting "mountall: non-recoverable fsck-error: /home" because it tries to fsck crypthome_unformatted - where the suffix is wrong apparently.19:50
* tumbleweed is certainly running into mountall issues during boot (no crypt). But I haven't dug into them, so I haven't been able to file a bug.19:50
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luc_hi.i just installed ubuntu, but i can't mount my usb memory,any solution, plz? thx20:17
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stevecrozzmicahg: I just wanted to pop on here and let you know that uwsgi is not going to be ready for natty, leo should have it ready for the next debian release21:12
micahgstevecrozz: next Debian release or Ubuntu release?21:13
stevecrozznext debian release21:13
micahgstevecrozz: ok, thanks, feel free to ping me if you need help getting it into Ubuntu when it's ready21:14
stevecrozzmicahg: right now this bug is the hold-up https://bugs.launchpad.net/uwsgi/+bug/71347921:22
ubottuUbuntu bug 713479 in uWSGI Ubuntu package "Only first config file loads for uwsgi-python2.6" [High,In progress]21:22
stevecrozzand i haven't had the time to solve it... if it were solved i think we could make a case for including uwsgi in natty21:22
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