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c2tarun | can anyone please take a look at this, http://paste.kde.org/8189/ folder has a file colorcode_version.orig.tar.gz still I am getting this msg. | 06:18 |
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micahg | c2tarun: what's your top Debian revision? | 06:54 |
c2tarun | micahg: top debian revision means? | 06:55 |
micahg | c2tarun: in debian/changelog | 06:55 |
micahg | what's the top version | 06:55 |
c2tarun | micahg: well its demanding for colorcode_0.7.2.orig.tar.gz then it for sure that on top its 0.7.2 | 06:56 |
micahg | c2tarun: that's not what I asked | 06:56 |
c2tarun | micahg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/586055/ | 06:56 |
* micahg has never tried debuild w/out an argument | 07:00 | |
c2tarun | micahg: ok, there is another package of name texreader, I think its watch file is not working properly. can you please tell me how to write watch files? | 07:01 |
micahg | c2tarun: debuild works for me on that package after running uscan/uupdate | 07:02 |
c2tarun | micahg: on which package texreader? | 07:02 |
micahg | c2tarun: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete#Creating and Using a debian/watch File | 07:03 |
micahg | c2tarun: no, colorcode | 07:03 |
c2tarun | micahg: yup its working for colorcode. | 07:03 |
c2tarun | can anyone please look at this error http://paste.kde.org/8191/ | 07:27 |
c2tarun_ | micahg: can you please look at my last post :( I dont think anyone else is here. | 07:41 |
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shadeslayer | anyone around to help fix a Autotools + gold linker error? | 12:37 |
shadeslayer | http://paste.kde.org/8168 << compile error | 12:38 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: add -lQtDBus to LIBS | 12:43 |
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shadeslayer | ari-tczew: does not work :( | 12:52 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: i tried that last night | 12:52 |
shadeslayer | even added it to LDADD | 12:52 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: what's the source package? | 12:53 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: syncevolution akonadi, we don't have a package for it yet, but here are the instructions to build it : http://saidinesh5.wordpress.com/2010/08/24/are-we-there-yet/ | 12:54 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: could you pastebin the source where is LIBS or LDADD? | 12:54 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: http://paste.kde.org/8222 < Configure file | 12:57 |
saidinesh5 | ? | 13:05 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: saidinesh5 saidinesh5 ari-tczew | 13:05 |
shadeslayer | saidinesh5: ari-tczew is helping me figure out what the problem is | 13:05 |
saidinesh5 | oh k | 13:05 |
saidinesh5 | sure | 13:05 |
saidinesh5 | so basically it is a problem with the linker | 13:06 |
shadeslayer | yep | 13:06 |
saidinesh5 | cuz again it can find other functions properly | 13:06 |
saidinesh5 | i mean it couldn't link just the destructor | 13:06 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: Try to call LIBS in d/rules | 13:18 |
ari-tczew | only for test | 13:18 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: i'm not exactly packaging it, since this is still experimental code, i came here because you guys probably know how to fix it :) | 13:22 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: How did you try to add -lQtDBus to linker? | 13:24 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: KDE_KWALLET_LIBS="-lkdeui -lkdecore -lQtDBus" | 13:24 |
shadeslayer | then tried hand editing the makefile | 13:25 |
shadeslayer | that didn't work as well | 13:25 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: why KDE KWALLET LIBS? | 13:28 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: it's a workaround ... | 13:29 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: http://paste.kde.org/8226 << thats the configure-pre.in file | 13:31 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: try DBUS_LIBS | 13:31 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: in the configure-pre.in file? | 13:32 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: No, in normal makefile. | 13:34 |
shadeslayer | oh okay | 13:34 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: DBUS_LIBS = -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -ldbus-1 -lpthread -lQtDBus -lrt | 13:34 |
shadeslayer | :S | 13:34 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: You can try to move libs, e.g. QtDBus before pthread | 13:35 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: weird thing, after i edit the makefile and run make, let the build fail, open the makefile again, the -lQtDBus option i added is gone | 13:41 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: then try d/rules | 13:41 |
shadeslayer | i'm not packaging it :S | 13:42 |
shadeslayer | ari-tczew: is there a way i can go back to the old linker? | 13:42 |
ari-tczew | shadeslayer: if building reverts changes, I guess you're on old linker already. | 13:43 |
shadeslayer | how is that possible O_O | 13:43 |
shadeslayer | i did a make clean added the link against the lib again and now it doesn't re write the file | 13:46 |
shadeslayer | wth is happening :< | 13:46 |
ScottL | can someone suggest an efficient way to test rdepends for a backport? | 15:22 |
ScottL | meaning, i want to backport inkscape but several other applications depend on it | 15:22 |
ScottL | so i would like to have an isolated system where i know the new inkscape is either available or installed to build the reverse dependencies | 15:23 |
ScottL | the first thought would be to first build inkscape in a special ppa, then build the rdepends in the same ppa | 15:23 |
ScottL | i would presume this would guarentee that new version of inkscape was used | 15:24 |
ScottL | or | 15:24 |
ScottL | i could use a vm and install the new version of inkscape and then locally build all the rdepends | 15:24 |
ScottL | but this would mean that i would need to apt-get build-depends (i forget the exact syntax) for each build depends | 15:25 |
ScottL | or | 15:25 |
ScottL | i suppose i could use a pbuilder environment, but i would need to make sure the new version of inkscape was installed | 15:25 |
ScottL | anyway, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated | 15:26 |
ari-tczew | ScottL: I think use PPA and test packages from there is good way. | 15:51 |
ari-tczew | persia: do you have statistics which nicknames are most active on chanel? | 15:53 |
ari-tczew | channel* | 15:53 |
ScottL | thanks ari-tczew | 16:29 |
ari-tczew | you're welcome | 16:29 |
* nonix4 ponders whether there would be demand for a program that makes pxe & usb boot menus out of multiple .iso-images automatically by doing the Right Thing (tm) based on iso contents. Haven't seen any enduser-friendly ways to create pxe menus so far, but making such goodies easier to approch could be useful... | 16:53 | |
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