[01:19] cjwatson, oh man.. I don't know how the hell that happened, but dmraid failed to build because somehow DP() got changed to Dp() the last time I refreshed that patch. I need to bump the package rev and propose another merge don't I? [01:20] psusi: nope, I beat you to it and fixed it already :) [01:20] heh, cool... I can't believe that happened... [01:20] ah well [01:21] I ought to have build-tested before upload [01:24] I literally typed in the opening while() { and then just highlighted that whole block and ran indent-region and appended the }... nothing should have changed except the indent there... [01:27] cjwatson, I've also tracked down that raid10 problem... we have a patch to parted that tries to identify the partition devices and omit them, but it does so by looking to see if the dm device has another dm device as a target, which is also true for the main raid10 device. I think I can fix it by modifying the patch to actually look at the target, make sure it is only one target, and that it is a linear mapping, and THAT should only be true for a part [01:27] ition device. Is that something that can still get in this cycle if I get it done this weekend? [01:29] psusi: I'd have to look at the patch, but yeah, I recognise the problem; I expect this weekend should be fine, as the archive will reopen for a period of a bit over a week after beta-1 [01:30] oh wait, that would unhide the main raid10 device, but you also want to hide the lower level raid0 devices it is built on instead... so I guess that idea doesn't fully address it... maybe have to let this one go for next cycle and see where this discussion I got going about changing the uuid prefix to flag devices as internal or partition vs "disk" goes... [01:30] it's certainly in principle possible to follow the whole dm chain up with just libm [01:30] libdm [01:31] whether you want to bother is another question, and I expect it would mean grovelling around in /dev/mapper beyond just the device the user asked for [01:31] maybe [01:31] right, but I don't think parted should be guessing about whether a given device is internal or intended to be partitioned and used like a disk... I think dmraid/lvm/whatever should explicitly indicate that [01:32] perhaps [01:33] lvm snapshots also create a few internal devices that you don't want showing up in things like parted, and so does pvmove [01:38] cjwatson, say, I thought when a build failed, it got stuck in the upload queue and to re-upload it you had to bump the revision? [01:39] I did bump the revision [01:41] strange... bugs were closed saying 4.1-ubuntu2, lp page says last upload was 4.1-ubuntu3, but current natty rev is 4.1-ubuntu2 [01:42] source uploads close bugs [01:42] 1.0.0.rc16-4.1ubuntu3 is working its way through but has not been published yet [01:43] ahh [01:43] everything is functioning normally; there is no cause for concern === asac_ is now known as asac [03:10] hello everyone, is there any kind of an apt-get hack which can get me a listing of deb packages(in the ubuntu repo, of course) written in C? === Pilif12p_ is now known as Pilif12p === _LibertyZero is now known as LibertyZero === tuos_ is now known as tuos === doko__ is now known as doko [10:40] FYI, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2011-March/032789.html [11:56] does keybuk ever come around anymore? === nigelb_ is now known as nigelb [12:54] NCommander, ping [12:55] NCommander, try installing libmono-addins0.2-cil from debian experimental to fix breakage of apps like banshee on mono 2.10 [13:14] how can I check whether a pacakge is in universe or multiverse? [13:15] apt-cache show, apt-cache policy will tell you, apt-cache showpkg [13:19] kklimonda: some packages on this ftbfs tracker are not ftbfs http://udd.debian.org/cgi-bin/ubuntu_ftbfs.cgi how come? [13:19] c2tarun: maybe they've already been fixed by someone? [13:20] kklimonda: fixed and uploaded by same version number?? [13:21] kklimonda: for example check package elektra its versio in tracker and in archive is same, and the one in archive build successfully on natty [13:21] c2tarun: a package can fail to build because of problems in other packages, in this case you can just retry a build when the other package is fixed. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [13:57] if a package is not following any packaging system or patching system, its just an ubuntu application how can we create a patch for it? [14:10] c2tarun: bzr branch lp:ubuntu/package_name; cd package_name; "do your changes"; bzr diff > yourpatch.patch [14:42] thekorn: that package is not on lp I think, but ya diff will do :) thanks [14:49] what is meaning of 1.0 in debian/source/format file? [14:49] c2tarun, debian source fomat 1.0 [14:50] man dpkg-source [14:51] directhex: how to apply a patch in this case, quilt push -a is not working :( [14:51] c2tarun, did you export QUILT_PATCHES=debian/patches? [14:52] oops ... sorry its and ec2 machine I forgot :( [14:52] c2tarun, you need to integrate quilt into debian/rules yourself if it's debsrc 1. depends on the debhelper compat version as to how [14:53] directhex: However if Debian doesn't use a patch system we generally discourage adding one in Ubuntu. [14:54] yes [14:54] i assumed there was one already, given the talk of qult === GrueMaster_ is now known as GrueMaster === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === bdfhjk2 is now known as bdfhjk [16:56] can anyone please help me with this error http://paste.kde.org/8149/ [16:59] does that file exist? [17:01] Laney: error se no and I check in previous version's manual folder there is no such file [17:08] Laney: ping [17:09] I don't know [17:09] you should find out why it's not there === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [20:43] This might be OT but I need an answer for this ques. Previously, I worked on a project,written in python mostly. In that I used to directly modify the code in the installation director and check after running [20:44] But, what if whole project is written in c++ and wxwidgets? Then will I need to modify the source first, built it(takes time :() and then after installing see the code change effect [20:44] *? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [23:23] is it possible for someone who learned to program with VB to help develop Ubuntu? [23:33] Gulfstream, absolutely, VB skills are transferable to, say, Python [23:33] Gulfstream: Yes. You'll need to be ready to learn new things but much of the development work does not require complex programming. [23:34] smegma D: [23:34] oops, wrong channel for such shenanigans === yofel_ is now known as yofel === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk