=== emma is now known as em [08:11] !~. === nigelbabu is now known as nigelb === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach === hannesw_ is now known as hannesw === itnet7 is now known as itnet7_uds [11:18] Hey, anyone up for reviewing http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/l2tp-ipsec-vpn [11:20] wejaeger: this is a bad week to get any response, a fair bunch of us are busy at UDS [11:25] tumbleweed: ok, no problem, i'm going to try it next week [11:29] hello everyone [11:31] I have a lintian related question about diff-contains-bzr-control-dir ( http://lintian.debian.org/tags/diff-contains-bzr-control-dir.html ). It says that I to pass the -i argument to dpkg-buildpackage. Now I suppose that I have to add this dpkg-buildpackage somewhere in my debian/rules file, right ? [11:32] strycore: build with bzr-builddeb (bzr bd), rather than running debuild in your bzr checkout [11:47] ok, thx tumbleweed === nigelb is now known as Guest92541 === nigelbabu is now known as nigelb [14:23] DMB is in an hour right? [14:27] psusi: yes, but I apologise if we can't get to you — I think we ought to process those at UDS in person first [14:27] (unless you are here ...) [14:29] nope, I'm not there ;( [14:29] we'll do our best :-) [15:16] geser: are you going to attend the DMB meeting? [15:21] Laney: no, as I leave work in around 10 minutes and will be at home at 5pm [15:21] ok [16:25] Does anyone aware of a PPA that contains debhelper 8 for hardy? [16:55] paultag: HEYO [16:55] opps [16:55] heh [19:02] Do I need debhelper 8 to use source format 3 ? [19:02] nope [19:03] 7 handles it great [19:03] ok [19:15] when a bug is fixed by a simple rebuild do I need to make a debdiff for the sponsor? I guess he can do it himself just as fast as checking and applying the diff would take [19:22] jtaylor: I'd say it depends on your sponsor, but it's usual if you request sponsorship through the sponsorship queue [19:22] jtaylor: what do you need rebuild? [19:22] python-fltk [19:22] natty [19:23] that would be a SRU as natty is released [19:23] yes [19:25] jtaylor: I guess it's about bug 779340? do you have a fix for oneiric? [19:25] Launchpad bug 779340 in pyfltk (Ubuntu) "From python: import fltk fails" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/779340 [19:25] no but I forwared it to the debian maintainer [19:26] so if he reacts it will probably get it automatically [19:26] and for a SRU a rebuild is probably preferable to a patch [19:27] I guess it too [19:28] but it's a requirement for a SRU that it's first fixed in oneiric (so we don't get a regression because it got forgotten to fix it in the next Ubuntu release) [19:29] In this case one can ignore this rule, it can't regress more than not working at all [19:30] it also has no rdeps [19:30] but if we fix it in natty it works there again but stops working again when upgrading to oneiric (assumed that it gets forgotten to get fixed there too) [19:30] hm ok I see the point [19:31] I'll wait for debian maintainer reaction then [19:32] well actually, the version in -proposed will be copied to oneiric by the sru publishing script [19:32] as they currently have the same version in n and o [19:33] do the AA still do it that way and not only during the early days of a new release? (I don't do SRUs that often) [19:33] I think it's done in general [19:34] should confirm with one of them though [19:36] Laney: in this case it also depends on the solution to fix the bug: a rebuild won't work in oneiric, only when we apply a patch it could get copied to oneiric [19:39] jtaylor: you could also try to contact DktrKranz or porthose (both did the recent uploads of python-fltk) to let them know that a fix might be needed to move on with the SRU [19:59] sry had to leave for a while, thanks for the advice [19:59] debhelper 7 ---> dpkg-source: error: Unsupported format of .dsc file (3.0 (quilt)) [20:00] 3.0 quilt is not supported with version 7 ? [20:00] yes it is [20:00] whats in debian/source/format? [20:00] jtaylor, "3.0 (quilt)" [20:01] aboudreault: you need a dpkg that supports v3 source packages, IIRC there exists a backport for hardy somewhere [20:01] ha [20:05] * aboudreault is looking for that backport... [20:13] https://launchpad.net/~launchpad/+archive/obsolete?field.series_filter=hardy may have the dpkg you want, if you are running hardy, though it has a number of other packages for hardy [20:14] ajmitch, sounds good ... thanks! [20:59] nigelb: poke [20:59] stlsaint: pong [20:59] nigelb: Hi [20:59] hello [20:59] nigelb: lol, just saying whats up, havent spoke to ya in some months [21:00] stlsaint: yeah, I'm at UDS, loads of fun today :) [21:07] nigelb: im jealous [21:08] stlsaint: heh [21:19] nigelb: anything interesting at uds today? [21:20] ajmitch: well, I was a very good session about having a portal where you can see everything that's on the software center === maco2 is now known as maco [21:23] * ajmitch was hoping to see some of the notes on etherpad, but something seems to have died there :) [21:25] the trolls got us [21:25] uh oh [21:25] not requiring a lp or other openid login for etherpad? [21:26] we're landing a fix that'll make the etherpad url sort of changeable [21:26] and we can link to a particular rev of etherpad [21:26] so ther etherpad server was taken down overnight? [21:27] nigelb: synaptic-for-the-web? [21:27] will be back up soon :) [21:27] lifeless: its more like a catalogue [21:27] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-webcatalog/+spec/desktop-o-software-center-web [21:28] more like steam's website? [21:28] does it let you click there and install to your computer? [21:28] (I think these are going to be apturls) [21:28] I believe so, I haven't installed anything except through the steam app (on wine) for awhile [21:29] ah [21:29] I think it works in the same way, by a steam:// url [21:30] ajmitch: so, then that's how it'll look [21:30] and probably designed to be visually similar to software center per se [21:32] so once that part is done, you just need to decide whether the whole archive is made available & then some? [21:33] * ajmitch thanks whoever has put up the keynote talk on youtube [21:33] ajmitch: yeah [21:33] I wish etherpad was up to show you the notes [21:35] * ajmitch might read them this evening, when the tuesday sessions are starting [21:35] :) === medberry is now known as med_out === warp10` is now known as warp10 === warp10` is now known as warp10 === Marce_ is now known as Marce