=== shockrates is now known as Goliath [00:11] hi [00:11] is TB 5.0 available in 11.04 ? [00:22] checking in again for the query ? [00:34] can someone please comment ? [10:19] * micahg hugs fabrice_sp for looking at dvbcut :) [10:20] fabrice_sp: I actually have the beginning part of the patch if you want it [11:04] Has the last Sync from Debian already been? I have a package in unstable which was accepted on the 29th and does not seem to have synced yet, is there any lists/stats regarding these syncs? [11:16] persia: could you give your vote on lynxman (and your thoughts on voting if you have any)? [11:17] arand: you should file a bug, automatic syncing is over [11:17] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SyncRequestProcess [11:18] tamrat: Right, but I was assuming there would be a final sync on the last date.. [11:19] arand, that sync is a manual process. i haven't seen evidence of it havign been run today [11:20] I'm aware, I asked before here on the 29th and it was hinted that it would be run on the 30th, I guess not then. [11:22] just file it - you can even do so prior to the freeze [11:22] I will :) [11:22] The reason I'm here: is there a way to get the build-logs for packages in the universe archive [11:23] yep, http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/package/version [11:25] Ok found it [11:28] Not sure if this is thre right place to ask. I'm looking at bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdal/+bug/786790 [11:28] Ubuntu bug 786790 in gdal (Ubuntu) "Xerces is not linked in GDAL-Util-Package" [Undecided,Confirmed] [11:29] I think it can be solved by rebuilding the package - if I use pbuilder it is solved. [11:30] The same package is ok on maverick, only problems with natty [11:32] autosync phase is over or? [11:33] cjwatson knows. i think it's his manual daily run ;) === med_out is now known as medberry [11:40] I noticed that the announce of the sync freeze wasn't sent to the -devel list though :) [11:41] maybe it hasn't happened yet [11:41] (or is in moderation for -d-a [11:41] ) [14:30] ara: I've stopped autosyncing, if you have new packages you care about then please file a bug (I didn't clear the entire new-source list) [14:30] erer [14:30] that was meant for arand, sorry [14:30] no worries [14:30] :) [17:15] keytouch will be removed from debian and it does not build in oneiric (no-add-needed) should it be removed there too? [17:15] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=632110 [17:15] Debian bug 632110 in ftp.debian.org "RM: keytouch, keytouch-data -- RoM; Broken/Obsolete, dead upstream" [Normal,Open] [17:21] jtaylor: sounsd sensible. I'd say hijack the FTBFS bug and request removal [17:21] write a comment that it should be removed and subscribe archive? === azeem_ is now known as azeem [17:27] jtaylor: edit the title and description appropriately too. Also, it technically should be sponsored [17:29] LGTM, I'll sponsor it [18:27] Hello, would someone sponsor LP #801884 ? [18:27] Launchpad bug 801884 in debhelper (Ubuntu) "Candidate revision debhelper 8.9.0ubuntu1" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/801884 === medberry is now known as med_out [19:14] hi [19:14] I am trying to package my first python application [19:14] and don't seem to get it right [19:15] pbuilder fails with the following error [19:15] http://paste.ubuntu.com/636473/ [19:15] and you can grab the code at https://launchpad.net/indicator-bug [19:15] I would be very grateful for any help [19:18] oier: py_support is deprecated please use dh_python2 [19:19] could you please provide me an example or do I have to just change that line? [19:21] unfortunatly I'm not familiar with cdbs python packaging but probably it is enough to remove the support line in rules http://wiki.debian.org/Python/TransitionToDHPython2 [19:23] and a DEB_PYTHON2_MODULE_PACKAGES=indicator-bug [19:27] so do I have to replace DEB_PYTHON_SYSTEM in the rules file with DEB_PYTHON2_MODULE_PACKAGES=indicator-bug? [19:27] yes [19:27] and change the build dependencies [19:28] oier, jtaylor: the dh_python2 stuff is good to do, but the actual reason the build failed was that you need to list the package's python dependencies as build-dependencies as well [19:30] thanks, I'll try [19:53] hi again [19:54] now I am getting another error [19:54] here ist the relevant part of pbuilders http://paste.ubuntu.com/636494/ [19:55] and here are the modified rules and control files in order to use dh_python2 [19:55] http://paste.ubuntu.com/636495/ [19:55] http://paste.ubuntu.com/636496/ [19:55] if anyone could have a look I would appreciate it a lot [20:14] youre probably still missing some build dependency [20:16] as it builds fine on my machine but not in pbuilder === yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:47] hm, maybe not the right channel here but maybe someone already knows the problem. trying to compile the new version of wxhexeditor there is this error: configure:3594: gcc -g -O2 `wx-config --libs` conftest.c >&5 [20:47] gcc: `wx-config: No such file or directory [20:47] but wx-config is installed actually [20:48] $ which wx-config [20:48] /usr/bin/wx-config [20:52] c_korn: no solution, but the error indicates that the expression isn't executed but taken literally from gcc. (see the backtick in the error message) [20:53] Ampelbein: hm, yeah, you are right [20:56] Ampelbein: this is the makefile. I think the problem must be in there because I do not find wx-config anywhere else: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=B6frVuBb [20:57] c_korn: the error occures in the configure, so the makefile won't help [20:57] but configure is called inside this makefile (it is handmade obviously) [20:58] ups its a rules [20:59] c_korn: fwiw, I can compile http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxhexeditor/files/wxHexEditor/v0.11%20Beta/ just fine [20:59] on up-to-date oneiric [21:01] hm, well I am on natty. but my tarball has a different MD5 sum. [21:04] hm, ok. was because I removed the debian directory inside the tarball [21:04] I need to inform upstream that this is wrong [21:07] Ampelbein: now this is funny. while debuild -us -uc -b | tee ../build_log fails make succeeds. [21:08] have a look at the screenlog: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=ZzaNX3pp [21:10] this is indeed strange. [21:10] how can I debug this further? [21:18] just "make" in override_dh_auto_build does not help either [21:18] it needs to be some variable I think [21:28] hi again, I am still trying to package my first python app [21:29] I tryed the suggested changes [21:29] switching to dh_python2 [21:29] but pbuilder still fails [21:29] I think it has to do something with the rules file [21:30] but I have no experience so I can't tell where the problem lies [21:30] meh, this does not work either: FFLAGS= MFLAGS= LDFLAGS= CFLAGS= CXXFLAGS= MAKEFLAGS= MAKELEVEL= /usr/bin/make [21:30] pbuilder output is in http://paste.ubuntu.com/636494/ [21:30] and code in https://code.launchpad.net/~oier/indicator-bug/trunk [21:31] c_korn: what does work however is " cd udis86;LDFLAGS= ./configure" [21:31] I would be very thankful for any help [21:31] c_korn: (in the udis86/libudis86/.libs/libudis86.a: target) [21:33] ah, in the makefile [21:33] well, it also worked in debian/rules ;) [21:35] c_korn: makefiles don't support backticks [21:36] you want $(shell wx-config) [21:36] or similar [21:36] Ampelbein: yeah, with LDFLAGS= it works in the makefile [21:36] broder: but why does simple make succeed then where debuild fails ? [21:37] c_korn: i'm assuming it's some bad interaction with CFLAGS etc. being set in the environment [21:37] i don't remember the exact details, but make's behavior expanding variables that are defined both in the makefile and the environment always confuses me [21:38] but I tried "FFLAGS= MFLAGS= LDFLAGS= CFLAGS= CXXFLAGS= MAKEFLAGS= MAKELEVEL= /usr/bin/make" from inside debian/rules and it still fails [21:38] right. you're still setting environment variables that correspond to variables in the makefile [21:38] (if you want to set them, you need env -u or something) [21:38] (err, unset) [21:43] heh, indeed. this also works: [21:43] override_dh_auto_build: [21:43] env --unset=LDFLAGS $(MAKE) [21:45] for now I stay with it that messing with env variables in makefiles is evil ;) [21:46] thank you very much for your help, ampelbein and broder [21:49] broder: are you sure about backticks not supported with make? http://paste.ubuntu.com/636564/ suggests otherwise. [21:53] oier: does the build work outside of pbuilder? [21:54] I am not sure what you mean, distutils works [21:55] its likely some problem dependency problem or the setup.py doing something it shouldn't do [21:55] missing dependency problem [21:57] dependency inside setup.py? or in the debian directory? [21:58] build dependency [22:02] but if there would me a missing dependency it would point it out in pbuilder as "no python module found", or? [22:17] it should, the error of that setup.py does not really help finding the cause