[05:06] I have a question for anyone listening [05:07] I just fixed a bug in xine-lib but I am not sure what app uses it to test it. The fix was just misspelled words. [05:07] any idea how I can test it? [05:07] cdunlap: gxine? [05:08] I will install it and see. Thanks Micahg [05:28] actually, that isn't helping because when I try to build the package it fails because the dependencies aren't installed [05:28] back to google... [05:37] cdunlap: huh? [05:37] I am kinda new to this bug fixing fun [05:39] cdunlap: which package are you trying to build? [05:40] I fixed a couple spelling errors in xine-lib and I was going through the steps and one of them is to do the pbuilder-dist command and it continually fails [05:41] cdunlap: can you pastebin the error? [05:45] one sec [05:47] http://pastebin.com/HwFZ8k0Y [05:47] Then I get this and it errors out: [05:48] Sorry. I get this and then it drops out: [05:48] http://pastebin.com/eA8LwtEW [05:49] cdunlap: seems like you need an update [05:49] pbuilder-dist oneiric update? [05:49] I can try it, can't hurt I gues [06:04] micahg: I think that might have done the trick [06:04] thanks for the help [06:05] cdunlap: you're welcome, please let us know if you need help getting the fix into Ubuntu if it works === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === yofel_ is now known as yofel === jincreator is now known as ndsin === ndsin is now known as jincreator === jincreator is now known as girl === girl is now known as jincreator === medberry is now known as med_out [17:03] QUESTION: when running debuild for the first time in the PackagingGuide wiki, it is searching for a tar.gz starting with PACKAGE, not hello. Also, I get the following error later: dpkg-source: error source package name PACKAGE contains illegal character P [17:04] ScottSanbar: it should look for an .orig.tar.gz, then you should make sure your changelog/control files are correctly filed with the right details about package's name [17:05] which is 'hello' in this specific case. [17:08] and: I believe the debain/control file is correct - it looks correct, and I copied its entire contentws into it from the tutorial contents [17:08] ScottSanbar: paste me your changelog file then on a pastebin :) [17:08] and: can you tell me about pastebin? [17:10] thanks - did not change changelog package name from PACKAGE to hello ... [17:10] ScottSanbar: :) [17:10] glad it worked [17:12] and: where would I find out about pastebin? Sounds cool [17:12] ScottSanbar: http://paste.ubuntu.com/ for example :) [17:12] just paste your files there and post your link on the channel to avoid spam :) [17:16] and: thanks, already tried it, now undertand - cool! [17:17] ScottSanbar: feel free to ping me if you'll need help, but ping me the right way:) (and --> and`) [17:24] and' sorry, I am partially blind. Did I get it right this time? [17:24] and': sorry, I am partially blind. Did I get it right this time? [17:26] and`: I think I got it now. Thanks. [17:29] ScottSanbar: yup :) [17:32] and~: may I ask why you include the ` in your name? Scripting? sed? gawk? all the above? [17:33] and`: whoops, sorry - used shift! [17:36] ScottSanbar: I was used to use 'and' as nickname a few months ago (it's my Debian UID), but as you may understand the word 'and' is used pretty much everywhere, I then changed it to something similar, but at least I don't get hilighted when there's no need to :) === jussi01_ is now known as jussi [19:37] Hi, I want to add i18n (.po) to a dh-helper/python -based package of mine, could someone suggest me a similar package to look at his debian/rules? [19:38] *its [19:55] cjwatson: I was going to forward your libav patch for gnash, which e-mail address should I use for you canonical.com or ubuntu.com? [21:11] micahg: preferably @ubuntu.com; thanks [21:11] cjwatson: ok, will do [21:46] Question: my package installed orphaned man pages. How can I get rid of them? [21:48] and`: can you answer a question? [23:00] Question: I successfully got rid of the man page references using sudo mandb. however, when I install my package, it the name of the package I used as an example to start from, not my current package name, in the man page and in the docs. Any ideas? [23:02] question: I have changed all references throughout the directory infrastrucure for my package/project from hello (the original package name) to helloworld, but still find Makefile and Makefil.in after ./configure that contain hello, not helloworld, and grepping like man shows all references to hello changed to helloworld in all files???