=== allison_ is now known as wendar === JackyAlcine is now known as VirgilHawkins === VirgilHawkins is now known as JackyAlcine === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler === jibel_ is now known as jibel === akher0n is now known as akheron [13:30] Is it possible to remove certain binary from archive? [13:30] can we remove the sources that build it too? [13:33] My query is in regard to bug #903382 It will be reat if someone with more knowledge about archive look at it and let me know which is feasible approach. [13:34] Launchpad bug 903382 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "[powerpc] Unsatisfiable dependency in oneiric" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/903382 [13:37] onkarshinde: micah's suggestion looks sensible, did you try it? [13:38] onkarshinde: 1) isn't possible (archive constraint that published packages mustn't change) [13:38] yes, just rebuild it [13:38] so your only option is to do a new SRU [13:38] Bumping the version means that I will have to work on SRU. Also the 'no change rebuild' SRUs are supposed to be clubbed with other SRUs. So I just wanted to check if '1' was possible. And 'geser' just said no. :-) [13:39] By the way, isn't this a bug if 'precise' binary got copied to 'oneiric-proposed' in case of FTBFS. [13:40] yes, checking if LP shows what happened [13:41] removing it would mean replacing the binary currently published in precise, where it *is* installable [13:42] so yes, rebuild [13:43] wouldn't precise need an upload too? to guarantee that (version in oneiric(-updates) <= version in precise)? [13:44] yes [14:16] woe is buildd backlog === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:49] New in MOTU & running Oneric. My q? Which dist should replace (Oneric or Precise) in this command pbuilder-dist create. Thanks for your patient. [15:50] whichever one you want [15:51] psusi Thanks. [15:51] presumably you want oneiric if you are planning on backporting, precise otherwise [15:51] or if you are just building to install yourself on oneiric [16:17] Hi there: I got an error with pbuilder http://paste.ubuntu.com/769099/ Sorry bother you. What I'm doing wrong? [16:40] are you running ubuntu or setting up an ubuntu pbuilder on debian? [16:41] it looks like you're missing the ubuntu archive keys... install ubuntu-keyring [16:41] psusi running Ubuntu Oneiric . [16:45] psusi ubuntu-keyring already installed. Also I have a gpg exported and ssh key. [16:47] I usually just use pbuilder, not pbuilder-dist [16:51] psusi something like pbuilder create or pbuilder oneiric create ? === ampelbein_ is now known as Ampelbein [16:56] studentz: you have to set up a .pbuilderrc and configure it for what release and so on... I didn't know about pbuilder-dist, which looks like it handles most of that for you automatically which seems nice... [18:07] jtaylor: ping [18:07] hyperair: pong [18:07] jtaylor: regarding the gtk+ backport, do you know which bugs are fixed by 2.24.7? [18:08] one in easymp3gain and one in geany [18:08] one moment [18:09] Bug 875878 and Bug 851383 [18:09] Launchpad bug 875878 in easymp3gain (Ubuntu) "Easymp3gain Hangs when clicking Add File or Add Folder" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/875878 [18:09] Launchpad bug 878933 in gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu Oneiric) "duplicate for #851383 Crash when attempting to open a second file from the recent file list" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/878933 [18:10] its possible there there are more in other gtk2 packages [18:16] its time for my first motu action :) [18:16] is this correct: syncpackage -d unstable pyzmq [18:17] (from unstable as precise already has zmq 2.10 so we need to upgrade, its not in testing due to a failure on arm) [18:17] and I'm curious if it builds on armhf === nxvl_ is now known as nxvl [18:23] jtaylor: click ports on the PTS page [18:23] ah it built there [18:23] weird [18:26] I'd still like to sync it, as right now ir ftbs on all arches in precise due to b-d zeromq < 2.10 [18:26] it works fine on i386 + amd64 and I plan to investigate the arm issue when I find the time [18:30] jtaylor: sounds good [18:33] jtaylor: both bugs look like they come from gtkfilechooser being broken. [18:34] yes that is the source of the bugs [18:34] jtaylor: the diff between 2.46.6 and 2.46.7 is pretty damn big. is it really not feasible to backport patches? [18:34] both fixed in .7 [18:34] not really [18:35] the patch is not small and something of the 1000 line diff can easily be forgotten [18:35] pretty much the complete source file was refactored between .5 and .6 leading to the breakage [18:35] urgh [18:35] + another huge diff to fix that again [18:35] i see. [18:36] I'm running on .8 from precise currently [18:36] hm [18:37] in one of the bugs is a backport attempt for the geany issue, but it does not fix the mp3gain issue [18:37] fixing that will probably pull the rest of the .7 changes [18:37] i see. [18:38] with geany, there's actually a workaround upstream that fixes the issue, but the diff for that is nontrivial and involves some refactoring again. [19:22] jtaylor: huh, i see a patch in gtk+ that already fixes the filechooser issue with geany, and i can't seem to reproduce it here. [19:22] werid. [19:22] yes its incomplete [19:22] I could still reproduce it with the patch [19:22] as a few others but not all [19:23] i see. [19:26] great pyzmq fails on the archive builders but works fine in my chroot ... [19:27] jtaylor: build log? [19:27] https://launchpadlibrarian.net/87386428/buildlog_ubuntu-precise-i386.pyzmq_2.1.10-2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [19:27] there are...a lot of test failures there [19:29] unfortunately the output from the test suite isn't very useful [19:29] * Zhenech_ smells some network-needing tests and your buildd-chroots forbidding it and then disappears [19:29] it should not need network [19:29] its the same testsuite as all versions before which worked fine on the builders [19:30] it is using network - at least one of the failures is from binding to 127.0.0.1 [19:30] but that should work [19:31] i wonder if the buildd's network access is firewalled off in some dumb way that causes problems [19:32] I've never seen binding to 127.0.0.1 be a problem before [19:38] hrm, SpamapS is talking about similar problems in #ubuntu-devel [19:38] I've seen binding to localhost fail, and binding to 127.0.0.1 succeed [19:38] iirc that was because of buggy ipv6 code === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan