=== MrGando_ is now known as MrGando [04:08] Hello [05:42] can i write a manpage inside debian/ ? the package doesn't need any patches otherwise, and the only other way i know how to do it is to create a patch that adds a manpage [05:52] * achiang experiments with: touch debian/foo.1 ; echo 'debian/foo.1' > debian/manpages [05:53] neat, that seems to work [05:55] another question: is it bad form if the upstream is BSD but debian/* is GPL-2 ? [07:39] achiang: not really "bad form" but it gets interesting if you add a patch in future (assuming it would be GPL-2 too). [07:52] good morning [07:59] good morning [08:08] Alright, syncpackage for 1.10 done :) [08:08] … wesnoth. === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === ara is now known as Guest18025 === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === sagaci_ is now known as sagaci [13:53] Laney: when are we getting build failure e-mail for synced packages? [13:53] now now, you know the answer to that :-) [13:54] * micahg just keeps an eye on +synchronised-packages for that [13:57] * tumbleweed keeps tabs open for the builds I'm interested in [13:58] but I'm getting pypy timeouts on amd64, and so wan tto keep track of which buildds it timed out on :/ [13:59] right now due to powerpc being behind, I have 2 build failures that are depwaits, once the dep builds I'll retry, but that could be next week :) [14:02] powerpc is badly behind :/ [14:03] where's that new buildd? [14:03] vacation ? [14:03] I suppose we should raise more concern about that at the release meeting (yay, something to mention :P ) [14:04] come back with a nice tan ready to sweat out some packages [14:06] bug #862251 [14:06] Launchpad bug 862251 in Launchpad itself "Sync requester doesn't receive build failure emails" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/862251 [14:06] tumbleweed: re powerpc> don't bother, we've already done as much screaming as we can do about it, should be a few more weeks only hopefully [14:07] it is already in the escalation queue [14:08] yeah [14:09] arm seems to be keeping up far too well now [14:09] time for new x86 buildds :P [14:09] gaar pypy timed out again [14:10] damn, and it went back to the same buildd [14:17] there's a ticket open to refresh the buildd pool in general ... [14:19] see, as i said, vacation ... they all lie at the pool :) === yofel_ is now known as yofel === chris|| is now known as chris| === teratorn_ is now known as teratorn === bdmurray_ is now known as bdmurray === Corey_ is now known as Guest51495 === jackyalcine is now known as Guest1073 === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [16:25] Ubuntu 10.04.3 Synaptic notices for the DEB program package »ntop« version 1.4.3-4: "Canonical does not provide updates for sntop. Some updates may be provided by the Ubuntu community." Why does Ubuntu 11.10 not notice the same? [16:26] s/ntop/sntop/ [16:26] bullgard4: you are outside the normal support length and into LTS. That only covers a subset of the archive. [16:26] (I'm guessing that's the reason for that notice) [16:27] Ah! Thank you tumbleweed. === james_w` is now known as james_w === Guest51495 is now known as Corey [19:35] anyone free to update libav-extra to 4:0.8ubuntu1 (bug 921765)? [19:36] Launchpad bug 921765 in libav-extra (Ubuntu) "libav-extra needs rebuild to >=4:0.8 so dev packages can be installed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/921765 [19:44] siretart: are you planning an upload for this to Debian? ^^ [19:52] micahg: yeah, I actually have it more or less ready. but then I noticed that fabian's simplifications needed porting, and then I got distracted :-( === micahg_ is now known as micahg [20:35] woohoo, powerpc backlog is at 256 jobs, I wonder if we can get it up to 512 :) [20:35] please don't let it get to 1024 [20:35] well, the i386 PPA queue is above that :) [20:36] i386 builders are slightly faster, I hope [20:36] though it can be annoying to have a backlog like that [20:36] powerpc is pretty fast [20:36] relative to arm* at least [20:37] it probably doesn't take much to be faster than arm, still [20:46] It's a lot faster than arm. [20:47] It's only slightly slower than amd64, but there's fewer builders. [20:56] micahg: hmmm, I could add some wesnoth to the delay … === kirkland` is now known as kirkland