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arandThe game redeclipse contains these items, but it's not available in "the preferred form for modification" (i.e. psd files, sequencer audio project files, etc.), which is why it was packaged in Debian "non-free".00:01
RAOFMultiverse is similar to non-free.00:02
arandYes, I know, but I'm asking if Ubuntu has the same criteria for data that Debian has (lately)?00:03
RAOFPretty much, yes.00:03
arandOk00:04
micahgarand: the Ubuntu DFSG is slightly more lenient than the Debian version01:25
arandmicahg: Hmm, does it affect what is considered "source" for an audio file for example?01:30
micahgarand: I'm not sure on specifics unfortunately01:30
arandWell, hmm, I guess the Ubuntu Font is in the same seat really, (source files in some unaccesible-ish proprietary format), and that's in main, right? :D01:31
arandHence I figured Debian and Ubuntu's view on what 'source' entails differs slighly, and hence the requirements for Debian-Main and Universe...01:35
arandBut I guess it's a wasps nest, at that... :)01:37
micahgarand: it's also license dependent which form is required01:37
arandYeah, in this case it's CC-BY[-SA], so that doesn't give any hint.01:38
arand(or more permissive)01:39
crimsunthese 180-min buildd timeouts are frustrating, particularly when I can't reproduce the build failures in schroots04:59
John_____This will take 10 minutes out of your life. I hope you have them:)) . We will be extremely grateful. We love Ubuntu. We hope Ubuntu developers are nice. I have never ever asked any Ubuntu dev. for any 'favour' since my adventure with Ubuntu started 5 years ago.  It looks like nobody has cared for 1.5 years (will be at the release time of 12.04). Over a year ago Ralink open sourced their drivers (links below), Fedora applied t05:30
John_____I've searched the issue on the net. Many (believe me) people are outraged and any solution is really bad. I tried to install manually, but failed due to failed initramfs update (perhaps it doesn't update on an USB flash drive...). Everyone hoped Ubuntu to pick it up- its on 11.10 bug report under 810111)05:31
John_____The solution to apply the patches from OpenSuse  (more likely they are NOT needed at all for the newer driver version below) and installing the drivers manually every time there's a kernel update is not nice. Talk about long FIVE YEARS. Dreadful. Hope you are a nice person and will help me (or more precise: us).05:31
John_____The solution to apply the patches from OpenSuse  (more likely they are NOT needed at all for the newer driver version below) and installing the drivers manually every time there's a kernel update is not nice. Talk about long FIVE YEARS. Dreadful. Hope you are a nice person and will help me (or more precise: us).05:31
John_____Please update patches for Ralink RT5390 to the (X)Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Its critical not just for me (...). I hope you are nice person and will fix the bug as soon as possible and get back to me when its available in Xubuntu nightly build. Its getting close to LTS release and I have nobody to rely upon. I hope you folks in Ubuntu are nice. Otherwise I will be stuck with sloooooow yum (despite the fastestmirror-plugin), and other 05:32
John_____Please update patches for Ralink RT5390 to the (X)Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Its critical not just for me (...). I hope you are nice person and will fix the bug as soon as possible and get back to me when its available in Xubuntu nightly build. Its getting close to LTS release and I have nobody to rely upon. I hope you folks in Ubuntu are nice. Otherwise I will be stuck with sloooooow yum (despite the fastestmirror-plugin), and other 05:32
John_____This driver is required for many, many, many HP laptops.   Thanks in advance, (X)Ubuntu Lover, John  Open Source RT539x: http://www.ralinktech.com/en/04_support/license.php?sn=5001  All Ralink Linux drivers: http://www.ralinktech.com/en/04_support/support.php?sn=50105:32
John_____ PS. I hope this time the AMD Northern Islands drivers will be ready and jockey in 12.04 will install them. No compiz tearing and no video tearing (sync to vblank).05:32
crimsunJohn_____: you're better off filing a bug against 'linux' and providing links to the Fedora and openSUSE bug reports.05:35
crimsunJohn_____: please be aware that we're past feature freeze, so it's highly unlikely those drivers will land in 12.04.05:36
John_____kernel freeze is in 5 weeks, its not a feature, its driver long overdue05:39
John_____bug is inder: 810111 in 11.10 its still stands05:40
crimsunJohn_____: it is a feature addition, since the current kernel does not ship a driver.05:41
crimsunJohn_____: regardless, this irc channel is not the best venue; please file a bug report against 'linux' as recommended earlier. You may also contact kernel-team at lists.ubuntu.com, and there is an irc channel: #ubuntu-kernel.05:42
John_____feature is a button, it will take less time than your denial, sorry you are rude I'm out05:42
ajmitchclassic example of how not to motivate developers to jump to demands05:42
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dholbachgood morning07:47
dholbachhappy fix it friday! :)07:47
dholbachis anyone here for Fix It Friday? :)07:57
vibhavI actually know a bit of packaging07:59
vibhavBut cant fix bugs :(08:00
vibhavIS it important to be a developer to apply for MOTU ?08:00
dholbachwelcome vibhav, no, you don't need to be member of a team to be able to fix bugs08:02
vibhavdholbach: What I meant was that *I dont know how to fix bugs* but wanted to apply for MOTU08:02
dholbachas long as you just attach patches to bug reports and subscribe 'ubuntu-sponsors', or bzr branch from ubuntu:<package>, push your changes to Launchpad and propose a merge, your suggested changes should turn up in review queue where somebody will take care of them08:03
dholbachah ok08:03
dholbachyou might want to have a look at http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/fixing-a-bug.html then08:03
dholbach(if you know some bits of packaging already)08:03
vibhavI know packgaing, but I dont know a programming language :(08:04
dholbachotherwise http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/introduction-to-ubuntu-development.html and http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/getting-set-up.html might be interesting too08:04
dholbachwhy don't you start with an easier bug then - today we wanted to have a look at bugs which have been fixed elsewhere08:04
dholbachhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.status_upstream=resolved_upstream&orderby=-id is the bug list08:04
dholbachin an ideal case it would "just" be a matter of finding the fix either upstream or in Debian (or another distro) and applying it to the Ubuntu package08:05
vibhavthats interesting08:05
dholbachcool :)08:06
vibhavdholbach: thanks08:06
dholbachif there's anything else which is unclear, just ask :)08:06
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dholbachI added links to docs, TODO lists and so on to http://pad.ubuntu.com/OsSL8mOs2o - it'd be great if everybody listed what they worked on on the pad as well - that'll make writing a summary of the event later on much much easier :)08:07
vibhavdholbach: I package through debuild, is that fine?08:09
dholbachyes08:09
vibhavdholbach: For example , I want to package Unity Fixing this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/94322308:16
vibhavI downloaded the source, what do I need to do now?08:17
dholbachvibhav, unfortunately this might be a bad example - as far as I know this has been packaged in a PPA already and will soon be released to Ubuntu, but didrocks would know more about this08:18
didrocksthere are still regressions in the release candidate08:18
didrocksso we are fixing them before releasing in ubuntu08:18
vibhavI see08:19
didrocksand this fix is even not confirmed08:19
didrocksso just need to be patient :)08:19
dholbachdidrocks, so it might be better for vibhav to pick another "fixed elsewhere" bug?08:19
didrocksdholbach: I would mean, don't package unity right now ;)08:19
dholbachok :)08:19
didrocksas we are in a release mode, everything will go in the current release08:19
vibhavLet me start again08:28
vibhavWhat I have to do is, find a random package with a bug fixed upstream08:28
vibhavDownload the patch, apply the patch and package it, right?08:29
dholbachyes, that should be it08:30
dholbachciao xdatap108:30
vibhavFrom where do I find programs whose bugs are fixed upstream?08:33
dholbachhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.status_upstream=resolved_upstream&orderby=-id08:33
xdatap1dholbach, guten morgen!08:34
dholbachxdatap1, come stai? cosa fai?08:34
xdatap1dholbach, I'm taking care of my new baby: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ItalianCD08:35
xdatap1dholbach, tonight I released the first image, based on beta1, for testing08:35
dholbachwow08:35
dholbachgood work08:36
xdatap1dholbach, *last night, I meant08:36
xdatap1dholbach, thanks, we're all very excited about it08:36
xdatap1dholbach, If you're interested in the work in progress I created an english BP: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-defaults-it/+spec/precise-default-it08:37
vibhavdholbach: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/261595 IS fixed upstream, from where do I find its patch?08:38
dholbachvibhav, if you have a look at the top of that page, you see two lines one saying   "Mozilla Thunderbird"   and one saying  "thunderbird (Ubuntu)"08:41
dholbachboth show the status of the same bug both Upstream and in Ubuntu08:41
vibhavdholbach: yes08:41
dholbachUpstream the bug was marked as "Invalid"08:41
dholbachso it's not necessarily fixed upstream08:41
vibhavok08:41
vibhavdholbach: I found this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/elfutils/+bug/93443308:45
vibhavFrom where do I get its patch?08:45
dholbachin the line where it says "elfutils (Debian)", do you see the "debbugs #657139"?08:46
dholbachthat's a reference to the upstream bug report08:46
vibhavyes08:46
vibhavI just went to that URL08:46
dholbachoh and in the bug report itself there's a patch too08:46
dholbachand the 'ubuntu-sponsors' team is subscribed to the bug already08:47
dholbachso that one is likely handled already08:47
dholbachyou seem to be really good at picking the false positives :-/08:47
vibhav:(08:47
dholbachlet me see if I can find one for you08:48
vibhavthanks08:48
dholbachbut it is like that, sometimes you need to put a bit detective work into it08:48
dholbachdon't give up yet :)08:48
vibhavThis  is interesting though08:48
dholbachhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cssutils/+bug/931624 might work for example08:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 931624 in cssutils (Ubuntu) "Test suite fails" [Undecided,New]08:50
dholbachor https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amavisd-new/+bug/93091608:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 930916 in amavisd-new (Ubuntu) "amavis start-stop script fails to stop amavisd" [High,Confirmed]08:51
vibhavdholbach: The second bug, from Where do I get the patch now?08:54
dholbachvibhav, one option would be to download the source package from Ubuntu and Debian and diff the initscripts in there08:58
tumbleweeddholbach: the cssutils issue is fixed in Debian (where it's maintained by an ubuntu developer), and the tests are disabled in Ubuntu09:00
dholbachtumbleweed, ah, so we can close that one?09:01
tumbleweedI think porthose_spider wanted to sync it09:01
tumbleweedbut yes, the temporary disabling of tests means it can be closed, I think09:02
dholbachgreat :)09:02
brodertumbleweed: ran into some friends of yours at the stripe ctf event today, though i don't remember their names at all09:02
tumbleweedbroder: ah, so it was you, they remembered an "aron" :P09:02
broderheh09:03
dholbachbroder, hey Aron - how are you doing? :)09:04
dholbachthanks for helping out with the d-a-t :)09:05
broderdholbach: hey :) np - things are good. looking forward to spending some time this weekend jamming. how're you?09:05
dholbachgood good - reviewing a couple of things from the sponsoring list and trying to help out with Fix-It Friday09:06
broderyeah, i think i'm likely to spend most of my jam time working on the queue09:06
dholbachit's great - today is not only the start of Global Jam and Fix It Friday, but also an ARM Porting Jam from the ARM/Linaro folks09:06
tumbleweeddholbach: thanks for kicking of the doc-testing, sorry I'm tied up in moving house atm09:06
tumbleweed(which also means I'm not doing a global jam, but maybe I can get some people together next week...)09:07
dholbachtumbleweed, don't worry - sometimes it takes a bit to realise that it's better to bundle initiatives :)09:07
vibhavdholbach: I downloaded the packages, is the init script amavisd_init.sh ?09:12
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dholbachvibhav, I would download both packages (from Ubuntu and Debian) and check the changes between the two for the files ./amavisd_init.sh and ./debian/amavisd-new.init09:14
vibhavdholbach: I found out the changes09:17
dholbachcool09:17
vibhavnow?09:17
dholbachcheck out the fixing a bug in ubuntu article I mentioned earlier09:17
dholbachI need to step out for a bit now, so if you have any more questions or if anything's unclear, just ask in here and somebody else might be able to help09:18
debfxRhonda: wesnoth-1.8 and wesnoth-1.10 have some overlapping binary packages. should I just drop them from wesnoth-1.8?09:47
dholbachwho do we have here for Fix-It Friday? Are there any open questions? How are you all doing?09:52
jokerdinooh yeah, it is Fix-it Friday today. *must fix something*09:53
dholbachjokerdino, woohoo :)09:55
dholbachI added the Fix-It Friday page to the topic09:55
dholbachthere's a TODO list if you can't think of anything :)09:55
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jokerdinoI have a bookmark of bugs that I can try to fix. :D09:57
broderdholbach: battery is dying and i should probably go to bed, but http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/bugs/rcbugs/ can be a good source of things to fix09:57
dholbachah yes09:58
dholbachof course09:58
dholbachadding09:58
jokerdinoi have been looking at the delta-with-unity tagged bugs. like this https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity-2d/+bug/91016709:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 910167 in unity-2d (Ubuntu) "In Unity-2D, the desktop does not have a global menu" [Low,Confirmed]09:58
broderdholbach: and there are still bugs marked bitesize09:59
dholbachjokerdino, wow - good luck with that one09:59
broderthough that tends to be hit or miss09:59
dholbachmaybe a number of us could get together to put a "real TODO list" together10:00
dholbachlike a pre-filtered TODO list10:00
dholbachnext Thursday :)10:00
broderit'd definitely be good to have10:00
broderi never feel like i have a good answer whne somebody asks me what they should work on10:00
jokerdinoi think the bitesize tag on the bug report is not fair.10:01
dholbachand if it's 3-4 people working together, I'm sure you can easily get together 50 bugs/items in around 15 minutes10:01
broder(i personally don't like giving ftbfs or sync/merges to new people)10:01
dholbachI agree - some of them are quite hard - the best thing I can say about it is "it's a learning experience" :/10:01
dholbachyou get to know how the bug tracker works, where to look for patches, etc10:02
broderheh10:02
ajmitchhi10:02
dholbachbut it's by no means a "go through commands 1) to 5) and you're done"10:02
jokerdinodholbach: i think i can work with you to identify the easy bugs, i found quite a few when i was scourging the harvest.10:02
* broder actually goes to bed now. 'night, folks10:02
dholbachbroder, good night10:02
dholbachhey ajmitch10:02
geserHi ajmitch and dholbach10:03
dholbachjokerdino, let's try to put something together for next Fix-It Friday then - maybe on Thursday10:03
dholbachhi geser10:03
jokerdinodholbach: sure10:04
dholbachawesome, thanks jokerdino10:04
Laneyこんにちは10:10
ajmitchLaney: and hello to you too10:11
* micahg wonders if anyone is working on ghc rebuilds/syncs10:11
Laneyajmitch in japanese speaker shocker10:11
ajmitchLaney: sadly not10:12
ajmitchmicahg: are there still some to be done? :)10:12
micahgalso, the tracker doesn't seem to show the uninstallablility on armhf10:13
Laneybecause it failed to build10:14
micahghmmm, archive page shows it passed10:14
micahgoh, wait, I"m looking at the wrong one10:14
micahgthat would explain why no one's started the rebuilds :-10:15
Laneyyeah10:15
ajmitchamd64 & armel built in the end?10:15
Laneyi wonder if you can give -mfloat-abi=hard to the build system10:15
ajmitchlast I saw they'd both failed10:16
* micahg kicks off a test build10:16
Laneyi think armel was always fine, amd64 is ok too10:16
Laneyyou have hardware?10:16
micahgajmitch: armel seems to have worked10:16
micahgLaney: porter box ;)10:16
Laneynice10:16
Laneybung an -optc in an armhf conditional then10:16
* ajmitch was just watching the builds after it was uploaded & approved10:16
* micahg has hardware, but the porter box is faster10:16
ajmitchmaybe my memory is shot & I'm going senile10:16
jokerdinodevs, is this one really a bitesize? https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity-2d/+bug/91016710:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 910167 in unity-2d (Ubuntu) "In Unity-2D, the desktop does not have a global menu" [Low,Confirmed]10:17
jokerdino;(10:17
Laneyno10:17
Laneyyou can just remove the tag from inappropriately tagged stuff10:17
jokerdinolol, i have been trying to find how to start fixing it.10:18
dholbachjokerdino, maybe one of the resolved_upstream bugs or the debian rcbugs might be better? (unless you want to get into unity hacking :-))10:19
jokerdinomay be those are better10:19
jokerdinoas long as i don't need to propose a branch, i will work with anything,10:20
dholbachyou can also attach a patch to a bug report and subscribe ubuntu-sponsors if you like10:21
jokerdinoi prefer the last one, attaching the patch works well.10:21
dholbachcool10:22
jokerdinohow do i go about fixing rcbugs?10:24
jokerdinoi am looking at hamster-applet10:25
dholbachjokerdino, you would have a look at the differences between the debian and ubuntu package and figure which change needs to be applied in Ubuntu10:27
dholbachit seems the Ubuntu package has changes not yet in Debian (2.91.3+git20110714.9aefd7-2ubuntu3 indicates there were 3 uploads to Ubuntu)10:28
dholbachso either we can identify how exactly this serious bug (http://bugs.debian.org/654474) was fixed, or we perform a merge between the debian and ubuntu package10:29
ubottuDebian bug 654474 in hamster-applet "Doesn't contain source for waf binary code" [Serious,Fixed]10:29
dholbachif we should find that the Ubuntu changes can be overwritten, we could sync the package10:30
jokerdinowould bzr branch lp:hamster-applet get me the ubuntu package?10:31
ajmitchlp:ubuntu/hamster-applet10:32
jokerdinothanks ajmitch10:33
jokerdinoPackaging branch version: 2.91.3+git20110714.9aefd7-2ubuntu110:33
jokerdinoPackaging branch status: OUT-OF-DATE10:33
jokerdino?10:33
ajmitchthat's a bit of a pain when that happens10:33
micahgjokerdino: grab-merge should work as it's in testing10:35
jokerdinoi see10:35
jokerdinogive me a while, it takes a while to get the branch10:36
jokerdinoand how do i get the debian package?10:37
micahgjokerdino: grab-merge will get you the current Ubuntu and Debian packages (in non-bzr form)10:37
rsajdokdholbach: I am working on bug in loco-team-portal. Should I prepare css or only code of python and html?10:38
rsajdokhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/loco-team-portal/+bug/72082410:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 720824 in LoCo Team Portal "break up past events and meetings by year/month" [Medium,In progress]10:38
Rhondadebfx: Uhm, is there an update for wesnoth-1.8 needed in precise?  I thought uploading wesnoth-1.10 did already drop them from 1.8?10:40
dholbachrsajdok, I would suggest asking in #ubuntu-locoteams - people like daker, mhall119, cjohnston should be able to help you out (some of them might not be up yet)10:40
dholbachrsajdok, but feel free to change whatever is necessary10:40
Rhondadebfx: What update is needed for 1.8?  I am curious about that.10:40
debfxRhonda: just a no-change rebuild10:41
debfxwhich failed to upload: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/94848743/upload_3454613_log.txt10:42
micahgLaney: well, passing that flag failed for me, but I probably did it wrong (janimo says it's the default for gcc anyways), he's having a look in a bit10:42
RhondaThis issue doesn't exist in Debian because binNMUs won't replace arch:all packages.10:42
jokerdinomicahg: "It looks like this package is maintained in revision control:"10:42
jokerdinoit says don't continue10:42
Rhondadebfx: Sure, because the versions are older indeed. :)  Yes, drop those four from debian/control{,.in}10:42
RhondaThose are the meta packages that help people with the upgrade and noticing the new release.10:43
jokerdinonow that i got both the packages, i should untar them right?10:43
micahgjokerdino: you can use the debdiff command along with filterdiff (I usually create a source package with the Ubuntu changes applied and then debdiff against the Debian upload to see if they're still relavent)10:44
micahgjokerdino: the script should create the new source dir for you with the previous patches applied (unless they failed, that'll show in the REPORT file)10:45
debfxRhonda: ok, will do10:46
jokerdinomicahg: it says conflicting changes have been made10:47
micahgjokerdino: so you have to resolve those manually, they should be visible in the filed10:48
micahg*files10:48
Laneymicahg: oh ok, I really have no clue about this but it looks to me like some option is being passed incorrectly10:48
Laneyi'm sure janimo can sort it10:48
ajmitchboo, syncpackage died on me10:49
toabctlwhat's the best way to show bugs for a source-package? ie i want to see all bugs from networkmanager i go to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/ but the bug order is imho useless. the most important bug is from 2008..10:49
jokerdinomicahg: no idea how i am supposed to do that. is it possible if you can go through them one by one? :S10:49
dholbachtoabctl, you can sort by "number" - would that be helpful? what are you looking for?10:50
toabctldholbach, i want to see only precise bugs ordered by date.10:50
micahgjokerdino: well, ask your questions, and I'm sure someone here can help (I might not be available)10:51
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toabctldholbach, i just don't understand why the default order seems to be useless10:51
dholbachtoabctl, the default order is based on bug importance10:51
jokerdinowell, after grab-merge, what should i be doing?10:52
toabctldholbach, then imho bug importance is useless. why is a bug from 2008 most important?10:52
dholbachtoabctl, I don't know - maybe the bug importance should be changed then :)10:52
dholbachjokerdino, you seem to have a knack for picking the hard ones :)10:52
jokerdinoi am so lucky \o/10:52
dholbachjokerdino, the 'motion' package on the same list might be easier for example10:52
dholbachlet me see if I can find anything else10:53
toabctldholbach, is there a better interface to get the bugs? maybe command line tools?10:53
jokerdinoah, cool. dholbach i am now looking at motion.10:53
* jokerdino is away for dinner now.10:53
dholbachtoabctl, it depends on what you are after - do you want to triage new bugs that came in? does the 'heat' order help?10:54
dholbachthere might be command line tools, but I don't know10:54
toabctldholbach, i want to see the newest bugs but only for NM.10:55
dholbachsort by 'number'?10:55
dholbachon the page you mentioned above10:55
toabctldholbach, ahh. the number is what i missed. thanks!10:56
dholbach:)10:56
dholbachjokerdino, pornview might also be easier10:57
dholbachand then generally: all the unmodified packages in Ubuntu - in their case it will be interesting to find out how much else was changed, so we don't end up bringing up huge changes just to fix a small bug10:58
ajmitchquite a few of those will have comments, too10:58
* dholbach nods10:59
* ajmitch is doing a few on the list at the moment11:00
* ajmitch thought all kernel-patch-* packages were blacklisted from syncs11:03
ajmitchyet there's a https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kernel-patch-viewos which is horribly out of date :)11:03
dholbachmight be a good idea to get rid of it :)11:04
ajmitchyeah, was just checking up on it before I asked for removal11:05
ajmitchok, filed bug11:11
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dholbachawesome11:16
dholbachI wonder who else came here for Fix-It Friday - maybe you could do a round of introductions? :)11:17
* ajmitch should probably leave soon, it's no longer friday here11:19
micahgajmitch: bug  944672 :P11:20
ubottuLaunchpad bug 944672 in clisp (Ubuntu) "FFe: Sync clisp 1:2.49-8.1 (universe) from Debian testing (main)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94467211:20
ajmitchmicahg: sigh, sorry11:20
ajmitchI did ask you about this one a few days ago, too :)11:21
micahgajmitch: more concerned that you didn't notice it needs an FFe ;)11:21
ajmitchI didn't think that it was needing an FFe for that change?11:21
micahgwell, libdb5.1 dropped a feature and this required a specific source patch, I figured it was worth asking for one11:22
* ajmitch will just stop now then11:23
micahgajmitch: don't stop on my account ;)11:24
ajmitchno, I'll stop because I'm screwing up the archive :P11:25
geserajmitch: a) it's Friday, so a good time to screw up the archive :) and b) you give dholbach tasks for his Fix-It-Friday :)11:29
dholbachgeser, it's not *MY* Fix-It Friday :)11:29
dholbachseriously - we all want more contributors to development, no? :)11:29
geseryes, and hopefully they stay longer than one Friday11:31
dholbach:)11:31
geserand also contribute on the other days of the week11:32
dholbachso what are you all working on?11:44
jokerdinoso dholbach now that i have the packages for motion, how do i proceed? i have no idea what i should be doing.11:49
dholbachjokerdino, so the line on the page says that between motion 3.2.12-3ubuntu2 in ubuntu and 3.2.12-3.1 in debian, debian bug 640562 was fixed11:50
ubottuDebian bug 640562 in motion "FTBFS against libav/0.7.1" [Serious,Fixed] http://bugs.debian.org/64056211:50
dholbachnow it's interesting to do some archaeology and figure out what the changes between the two packages are11:50
dholbachyou might find one of the following things:11:51
dholbach - there's an interesting change we should have, but there's too many other things in the change as well, so we "cherry-pick" the interesting change11:51
dholbach - there's an interesting change we should have, and our changes were integrated in debian too, so we can sync from debian (basically overwrite our package)11:52
dholbach - there's an interesting change we should have, but we can't overwrite all our changes, so we need to do a merge11:52
dholbach - there's nothing interesting11:52
dholbachI think that's all :)11:52
dholbachso running a     debdiff motion_*.dsc | less     should give you a basis for archaeologic studies :)11:53
jokerdinoNeed exactly two deb files or changes files to compare11:54
jokerdinoWeird thing is weird11:54
dholbachhow many motion*.dsc  files do you have there? :)11:54
jokerdinothree :/11:55
dholbachok11:55
dholbachdebdiff motion_3.2.12-3ubuntu2.dsc motion_3.2.12-3.1.dsc | less11:55
dholbachbasically: diff the source packgae from ubuntu against the one from debian11:56
jokerdinoso i ignore the base package i see11:56
dholbachwhat do you mean by "base package"?11:56
jokerdinothe common ancestor from which the ubuntu and debian package came from?11:57
jokerdinothat's what the report file says11:57
dholbachah, yes11:57
dholbachsure, if a reviewing a diff gets too complicated, you can do that11:58
dholbachthe good thing is: both the recent Ubuntu and Debian versions are based on the same version just one upload (in the case of Debian) and two uploads (in case of Ubuntu) before11:59
dholbachso it shouldn't be too crazy11:59
jokerdinoso i found the part that fixes the relevant bug.12:03
dholbachas the Ubuntu changes fixed the build with a recent libav, it might worth doing a test-build of the current debian package, without any ubuntu modifications12:05
jokerdinohow do i build a package locally?12:07
dholbachhttp://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/getting-set-up.html#set-up-pbuilder12:08
jokerdinowow, this is so intense :S12:08
dholbachI'm glad you like it :)12:08
jokerdinoi choose not to give up.12:08
dholbachgood :)12:08
dholbachat the beginning it's important to understand a few concepts and workflow bits12:08
dholbachat some stage (I'd say quite soon), you'll know which tool to pick and a bunch of commands will go into muscle memory quickly :)12:09
jokerdinoah yeah. initially i found basic debian packaging quite hard, but now i can do a bit more stuff easily12:10
dholbachand you're doing much better than many others - lots of others gave up earlier :)12:10
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jokerdinoi will get back to you when the pbuilder finishes downloading the relevant parts :)12:14
dholbachit caches them, so you just have to go through this once :)12:14
jokerdinoheh nice.12:14
jokerdinobut i need to do this for the ubuntu version as well?12:14
jokerdinois this command right? pbuilder-dist sid create build motion_3.2.12-3.1.dsc12:15
jokerdinoor is it wheezy instead of sid?12:16
dholbachno, unfortunately not12:18
dholbachtry: pbuilder-dist precise build12:19
dholbacherr, sorry12:19
dholbachtry: pbuilder-dist precise create12:19
dholbach    pbuilder-dist precise build motion_3.2.12-3.1.dsc12:19
dholbachyou don't want to test if it builds fine in Debian sid, but if it also builds in precise (without the Ubuntu modifications)12:19
jokerdinoi should be building the unmodified debian package in precise, hmm12:19
dholbachyes12:21
babaiafaik pbuilder caches the minimum deps for building packages, i have a slow internet connection, anyone knows the size of the 'minimum'?12:21
sagaciaround 50-100mb12:22
babaik, thnx12:22
dholbachjokerdino, we want to check if the debian package would also build in ubuntu (without ubuntu modifications)12:22
dholbachbabai, if you just want to do a quick build test, you can also build the package by running "debuild" in the source package tree12:23
jokerdinoyes, i understand that :)12:23
dholbachok :)12:23
jokerdinoit makes no sense to test for debian12:23
babaidholbach: hmm, i want to build for stable releases also, so  i need pbuilder12:23
dholbachbabai, the reason we recommend pbuilder ist that you can make sure that the package builds in a reproducible way (without relying on local changes you made to your system)12:23
dholbachbabai, ok - that's fine :)12:24
l3onHi all ... I need a sponsor for nmu ... somebody around? (debian bug 660044)12:33
ubottuDebian bug 660044 in src:flowscan "flowscan: FTFBS since netbase 4.47" [Serious,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/66004412:33
l3onit also causes ftbfs in Precise12:34
dholbachciao l3on, you could try to ask in #debian-ubuntu on irc.oftc.net12:36
l3onok, thanks dholbach :)12:36
geserLaney: is http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/transitions/ghc.html for the current ghc transition? (or an old one?)12:37
Laneycurrent12:38
Laneyi'm not sure if stuff will build against old ghc on armhf though12:38
gesershould haskell-platform be also included in that list? see bug #94474212:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 944742 in haskell-platform (Ubuntu) "missing ghc-7.0.4 in precise i386 " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94474212:38
Laneyyeah probably12:39
Laneynot fixed in debian though either12:40
jokerdinodholbach: the debian package builds well13:01
dholbachjokerdino, excellent - so it looks like we can completely replace the Ubuntu source with the one from Debian13:02
dholbachand as its only bug fixes, we can get it in without filing any freeze exceptions13:02
dholbachjokerdino, what's your launchpad id?13:02
jokerdino~jokerdino13:02
dholbachgreat, I'll sync the package in your name13:02
jokerdinolaunchpad.net/~jokerdino13:02
dholbachwell done13:02
* jokerdino hugs dholbach.13:03
* dholbach hugs jokerdino back :)13:03
dholbachdone13:04
jokerdinoheh awesome.13:04
jokerdinowhere do i verify if i actually haven't made a mistake and the package did build properly?13:07
dholbachjokerdino, if the build passed without any errors and you see the resulting .deb files in ~/pbuilder/*_result/ you should be fine13:08
geserjokerdino: you can also watch the build of the upload on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/motion/3.2.12-3.1 , the "Builds" section13:10
jokerdinoawesome, motion is sitting right inside13:10
jokerdinothanks geser13:10
* dholbach takes the dog for a walk - brb13:17
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KiallHeya - What is the recommended way to restart/reload a service from a postinst script - without caring if its a traditional or upstart script?13:40
Kiallsomething like if [ -e /etc/init/bla.conf] .. else ... or?13:40
dupondjehttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup -> is there a change a merge of this would still be accepted now ?13:48
dupondjechance*13:48
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KapilHI guys, so what are your expectations from 12.04?14:24
valdur55Hey! Good Fixit Friday!14:24
dholbachhey Kapil, hey valdur55 :)14:25
dholbachdupondje, are the changes mostly bug fixes?14:25
vibhavdholbach: I am a bit confused now, how do I apply the diff to to theamavisd-new.init14:26
vibhavthe amavisd-new.init14:26
dholbachvibhav, if you want to merge all changes, you could just copy the file over14:27
dholbachif you just wish to merge select changes, you can do it manually by just editing the file14:27
vibhavdholbach: Copied the file, what do I need to put in the changelog?14:29
dholbachvibhav, http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/fixing-a-bug.html#documenting-the-fix14:30
jokerdinodholbach: pornview is a pain.14:30
jokerdinohttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pornview/+bug/935370 ;(14:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 935370 in pornview (Ubuntu Precise) "pornview version 0.2pre1-11ubuntu2 FTBFS on i386 in precise" [High,New]14:31
dholbachok14:31
dholbachthen pick another :)14:31
jokerdinosnowballz?14:31
dholbachsnowballz has a comment - on the very right of the page14:32
dholbachI don't know how much additional problems that's going to be14:32
vibhavdholbach: I am a bit confused now, how do I apply the diff to to theamavisd-new.init (LP: #930916)14:32
vibhavoops14:32
jokerdinook then, i will look at something else. haha14:32
vibhavSorry dholbach14:32
dholbachvibhav, no worries14:32
jokerdinoi feel proud of myself. haha14:33
vibhavdholbach: I meant , shall I write "Update amavisd-new.init from upstream (Fixes LP: 930916)14:33
vibhavupdated*14:33
dholbach"(LP: #930916)" is the syntax to get the bug automatically closed14:33
dholbachand I'd probably try to explain what exactly the fix from Debian fixed14:34
dholbachjokerdino, you could take a look at ldb - it is unmodified in Ubuntu, has received fixes in Debian - if you should find that it builds and works fine in Ubuntu and that there are only good bug fixes and not huge other modifications in the package, that might be a good fix for Ubuntu14:34
dupondjedholbach: nothing really special.14:35
dholbachdupondje, if it's bug-fixes, then yes - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess explains how things work after Feature Freeze14:35
vibhavdholbach: Edited the changelog, what do I do now?14:37
Rhondadebfx: hmm, the changelog now only contains the dropping of the metapackages and no information why the rebuild was needed? :)14:37
l3onAmpelbein, hey... Are you sure about bug #931720 ? I can't reproduce it :/14:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 931720 in librsvg (Ubuntu) "FTBFS on amd64 in precise: /«PKGBUILDDIR»/gtk-engine/svg-main.c:63: undefined reference to `g_module_make_resident'" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/93172014:37
debfxRhonda: I didn't change the changelog entry of the rebuild upload14:38
dholbachvibhav, you can ask the others in here as well - not just me :)14:39
dholbachvibhav, but yeah, try running   debuild -S14:39
dholbachso you generate a new source package from your changes14:39
dholbachand then try to build it with pbuilder14:39
vibhavIs pbuilder a must?14:40
Ampelbeinl3on: I'll retry the the build when I get a chance. Could have been a temporary issue.14:40
Ampelbeinvibhav: No, but it's highly recommended. With pbuilder/sbuild you build in a clean environment, making the build behave more like on the launchpad builders.14:40
vibhavAmpelbein: Cant I get it to build it somewhere else?14:41
jokerdinothere is no ldb that i can grab :(14:42
Ampelbeinvibhav: What is the first "it" referring to?14:42
vibhavAmpelbein: The fixed package14:42
jokerdinooh wait grab-merge won't work if there is no diff?14:42
dholbachvibhav, you could also upload it to PPA or build it locally by just running 'debuild' in the source tree14:42
dholbachjokerdino, you can run "apt-get source <...>" and "pull-debian-source <...>"14:43
Ampelbeinvibhav: Like dholbach said, in a ppa or with debuild or dpkg-buildpackage.14:43
vibhavdhAfter running debuild, where do I need to submit the package?14:43
dholbachvibhav, do   debdiff <old>.dsc <new>.dsc > ~/<package>.debdiff14:44
dholbachand attach it to the bug report you're working on14:44
dholbachand subscribe the 'ubuntu-sponsors' team, so it ends up in the review queue :)14:44
Rhondadebfx: oh, right, it's partly visible in what mom did mail me, just not with a + at the start of the line. Sorry :)14:47
jokerdinoldb has no ubuntu source package, but i did download the debian package14:49
debfxmom sends mails?14:49
dholbachjokerdino, it does have a source package in ubuntu14:50
dholbachcan you check in software-properties you have "Source code" enabled?14:51
jokerdinooh that one?14:51
jokerdinoi don't have it on14:51
dholbachenable it and try again :)14:51
vibhavAmpelbein, dholbach : thanks14:51
dholbachif apt-get doesn't know where to get source packages from, it won't download anything :)14:52
dholbachvibhav, anytime :)14:52
Rhondadebfx: yes, To: wesnoth-1.8@packages.qa.debian.org  :)14:52
vibhavAlso, how do I know which file do I need to edit while fixing bugs?14:54
Rhondai.e., PTS keyword "derivatives".14:54
dholbachvibhav, sometimes you need to do some detective work to find out, but "grep -r ........" is often very helpful14:55
vibhavdholbach: I did not understand , what do I need to type after "grep -r "?14:57
dholbachtype "man grep" - it will show you some information about the grep command14:58
dholbachbut    grep -r <search> <path>    usually is a huge help to search for something in a source package14:58
vibhavi see14:59
dholbachthere's a bunch of new people here - I hope you're all here for Fix-It Friday :)15:10
dholbachI'm wondering if some of you would be interested in chatting a bit in a Google+ Hangout15:10
dholbachand maybe be more comfortable asking questions there15:11
dholbachI still have 50 minutes until I have another call - I'll just set one up and we see how it goes :)15:11
jokerdinodholbach: the debian version of ldb builds well15:11
dholbachjokerdino, great - now you just need to make sure that it doesn't add huge amount of new features and just fixes bugs we're interested in seeing fixed15:12
dholbachin that case we should be able to sync it and get those bugs fixed15:12
jokerdino * New upstream snapshot.15:12
jokerdino   + Extracts waf source code. Closes: #65448215:12
jokerdino   + Disable tdb2 support.15:12
jokerdinothat's all you got15:12
dholbachit might be good to inspect the diff15:13
dholbachand see if there's another more detailed changelog in there15:13
dholbachhttps://plus.google.com/hangouts/d3e6d86b708ed0838b233de40dad8aab9ed4f246 for everyone's who interested in chatting a bit and asking all their questions about ubuntu development :)15:13
randy_hello i have a question15:14
dholbachhello randy_15:15
dholbachwhat's your question?15:15
randy_i use a tablet and when i use onboard (the default on screen keyboard) i often have to unselect then reselect the window i am using in order for ubuntu to not unfocus the window15:16
randy_is there a known bug concerning this and if so is this being worked on15:16
dholbachrandy_, try asking the folks in #ubuntu-desktop15:16
dholbachthey should have an overview over what's being worked on15:16
randy_??15:17
dholbachjust type this into the chat window: /join #ubuntu-desktop15:17
jokerdinothe debdiff gives me a 26k line file :S15:17
randy_oic sorry i didnt realize this was not the correct IRC channel15:17
dholbachrandy_, don't worry - that's fine15:18
randy_thank you15:18
dholbachit's just that you have the whole desktop team in the other channel and are more likely to get a quick answer there :)15:18
randy_O thanks i will direct my question there then.15:19
Ampelbeinl3on: librsvg still fails with the same error for me. Are you on amd64, too?15:22
l3onAmpelbein, damn, no i38615:23
l3onlet me check it on amd6415:23
AmpelbeinI'll have more time to debug it later today15:24
dholbachtoabctl, did you get anywhere with the network-manager bugs?15:25
dholbachjokerdino, I just briefly had a look over it - maybe it's not worth having - maybe some other package has more interesting bugs which were fixed - I don't know15:30
jokerdinoyeah, i was thinking the same.15:30
jokerdinothe diff is just too huge15:30
jokerdinoperhaps the trivial logjam?15:33
dholbachyeah, check it out15:33
tumbleweedLaney, ScottK: busy moving flat, if one of you could stand in for me at the release meeting, that'd be awesome15:33
ScottKtumbleweed: OK.  Anything worth mentioning?15:34
tumbleweedI haven't been paying much attention, I'm afraid15:34
ScottKOK.15:34
tumbleweedyou probably know more about approved FFes than me15:34
ScottKghc6 I guess.15:34
tumbleweedyeah15:34
dupondjehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/776264 could somebody review please ? :)15:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 776264 in cryptsetup (Ubuntu) "Please merge cryptsetup 2:1.4.1-2 (main) from debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,New]15:35
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l3ontumbleweed, can you sponsor me another nmu please? :)15:37
dholbachlibsfml might be good too15:39
dholbachbrb15:39
jokerdinologjam (4.6.2-1ubuntu1) UNRELEASED; urgency=low15:41
jokerdinoheh it is done, i think15:41
jokerdinodholbach: logjam (4.6.2-1ubuntu1) UNRELEASED; urgency=low15:41
jokerdinoit seems mom did the work15:42
dholbachjokerdino, in that case: can you make sure that the merge doesn't miss anything either having been done in Debian or Ubuntu and that it builds, etc?15:42
jokerdinoi am not sure if you like people pinging you all the time15:42
dholbachjokerdino, just ask whatever your question is in here - there's lots of people who should be able to help you out15:43
dholbachmost of them know much more about this stuff than I do ;-)15:43
l3onok, someone can take a quick look at this → https://code.launchpad.net/~l3on/ubuntu/precise/lusca/fix-ftbfs/+merge/95594 ? :)15:44
jokerdinojust clarifying. the dsc is still the older version15:45
jokerdinobut the bzr inside the grab-merge has the latest version, without the dsc.15:45
l3onAmaranth, librsvg builds fine also in amd64 → http://debomatic64.debian.net/precise/pool/librsvg_2.35.1-0ubuntu2/15:45
geserl3on: we usually don't switch any packaging formats in Ubuntu delta15:45
l3ongeser, dpatch is obsolete and bzr builddeb returns me error, I needed it to build the dsc15:46
dholbachjokerdino, if it's a patch file, you could get the old source package, then apply the diff in there, then rebuild the source package (debuild -S, etc.)15:46
geserhmm15:47
l3onAmaranth, sorry, was a ping for Ampelbein15:47
geserdid the package had any dpatch patches?15:47
l3onAmpelbein, librsvg builds fine also in amd64 → http://debomatic64.debian.net/precise/pool/librsvg_2.35.1-0ubuntu2/15:47
l3ongeser, no15:47
jokerdinowell the control file of the modified logjam is in a mess15:48
dholbachjokerdino, do your best to fix the merge, generate a debdiff (first build the new source package, then do a debdiff <old>.dsc <new>.dsc > logjam.debdiff) and maybe put it up on paste.ubuntu.com if you need help from anyone in here15:52
Ampelbeinl3on: Interesting. I'll investigate this. Feel free to close the bug.15:52
l3onAmpelbein, status Fix released ?15:53
Ampelbeinl3on: Or Invalid, as you like.15:53
l3onAmpelbein, done, thanks :).15:54
valdur55lol :) i found funny bug on indicator-sound-gtk2 :P15:58
valdur55how can i record screen?15:58
dholbachif you work on something, can you add it to http://pad.ubuntu.com/OsSL8mOs2o please? :)16:00
dholbachI'll blog about the event later on then16:00
dupondjewell dholbach  :)16:02
dupondjehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/776264 uploaded a merge16:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 776264 in cryptsetup (Ubuntu) "Please merge cryptsetup 2:1.4.1-2 (main) from debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,New]16:02
dupondjebut gone now :)16:02
dholbachdupondje, in a call right now16:04
dholbachbut maybe somebody else has a bit of time16:04
l3ondholbach, that pad is also for contributors like me (or only for motu?)?16:05
dholbachno, for everyone16:05
dholbacheveryone who participates in Fix-It Friday :)16:05
l3onah ok :)16:05
ScottKtumbleweed: No meeting today.16:07
dholbachcoolbhavi, happy birthday! :)16:22
coolbhavithanks a lot dholbach! :)16:23
dholbach:)16:23
dholbachhow's Fix It Friday coming along? anyone stuck anywhere?16:51
dholbachhey crimsun17:10
dholbachhappy fix-it friday :)17:10
crimsunhi dholbach :)17:11
crimsunI've been fighting with armhf, qemu, and sbuild17:11
dholbachcrimsun, have you chatted with the guys currently doing the ARM Porting Jam?17:12
crimsundholbach: no, but it isn't the armhf qemu that's causing problems. It's the i386 and amd64 buildds that time out after 180 minutes :/17:12
dholbachugh :-(17:13
dholbachwhat's taking so long? is it some test suite which could be turned off?17:13
crimsunyeah, it's a test suite, though I'm loathe to just kludge a "FTBFS fix" just by turning off the single test suite17:13
dholbachyeah :-/17:14
jokerdinoi can build logjam_4.6.2-1 here. needs someone to verify if sync is viable17:20
crimsunjokerdino: what arches does "here" cover in your statement?17:21
jokerdinohere as in, in my system17:22
crimsunjokerdino: what arch is your system? i386? amd64?17:22
jokerdinoamd6417:22
crimsun(`uname -m')17:22
jokerdinox86_6417:22
dholbachalright my friends - I'm going to call it a day as I'm supposed to be somewhere for dinner in a few minutes17:24
crimsundholbach: see ya!17:24
dholbachbut I'll make sure to check the review queue some times over the weekend :)17:24
dholbachand I'm looking forward to seeing your names there :)17:25
jokerdinogood day dholbach !17:26
crimsunjokerdino: I'm test-building on armhf, sec.17:26
jokerdinoI will give you a minute or more. no hurry17:26
tumbleweedScottK: aah, right, beta week17:28
jokerdinocrimsun: i am not doing a ftbfs, rather it is a rcbug thingie17:28
dholbachbye crimsun, jokerdino :)17:29
crimsunjokerdino: yep. I'm just avoiding a run if I know beforehand that the source will FTBFS :)17:32
jokerdinosurely, it won't ;)17:32
crimsunat least we hope not. There are source packages that build fine locally but fall over on buildds.17:33
jokerdinohmm, yeah, it is safer to test17:34
crimsunhmph. 4.6.2-1 FTBFS on armhf.17:38
jokerdinoheh, which package did you use?17:39
jokerdinothe one i used was the debian package.17:39
jokerdinounmodified17:39
crimsunyep, I attempted using the source package from `pull-debian-source logjam'17:40
jokerdinoi used from grab-merge logjam17:40
crimsunthe error doesn't make any sense, though: failed to load "./logjam_ljuser.png": Couldn't recognize the image file format for file './logjam_ljuser.png'17:41
jokerdinoo.O17:41
crimsun(invoked from gdk-pixbuf-csource)17:41
jokerdinohave no idea what those things are supposed to mean17:42
crimsunjokerdino: synced, thanks17:52
jokerdinogreat.17:53
crimsunlfaraone: any plans for the Ubuntu Sugar Team to update the seeds for 12.04?17:54
micahgcrimsun: in cases of FTBFS on arm*, I usually check if the previous Debian build built on the arch in question if it's not a failure specific to our libraries (Qt + GLES) and such17:58
lfaraonecrimsun: "probably no"18:11
lfaraonecrimsun: ISTR we have no users, and I was working on that as part of a contract two+ years ago.18:12
lfaraonecrimsun: upstream's answer to "I want to use Sugar" is  "so then you also want to use Fedora, don't you."18:12
crimsunlfaraone: that's unfortunate, because it FTBFS18:12
crimsunit->ubuntu-sugar-remix-meta18:13
lfaraonecrimsun: I noticed. I'm curious if we should have them dropped; nobody is looking at it and the company that was funding it has moved to fedora.18:13
crimsunsounds reasonable if there aren't any loud complaints18:15
jokerdinohttp://paste.ubuntu.com/865497/ any ideas? :S18:16
crimsunjokerdino: your debian/patches/series file wasn't properly merged18:16
crimsunjokerdino: i.e., it still has the diff(3) markers18:17
jokerdinonot sure how i should handle it.18:18
jokerdinoi did a grab-merge pornview and was packaging the unreleased version in it18:19
Rhondadebfx: speaking of, I really should finally upload wesnoth 1.10.1 and sync it  ;)18:19
crimsunjokerdino: compare change-libs-param-order-with-ld.patch and 615765-gold-no-add-needed18:20
crimsunjokerdino: chances are that we should drop our delta and take the 11.1 NMU18:20
crimsunjokerdino: actually for that source package, you should just drop the Ubuntu patch (change-libs-param-order-with-ld.patch) and take Debian's (615765-gold-no-add-needed), then finish the merge.18:23
fabrice_spRhonda, speaking of which: wesnoth-1.8 should be dropped from the archive, right? Because with the 1.10 upload, some packages are not installable anymore18:23
Rhondafabrice_sp: debfx fixed that before :)18:24
fabrice_spoh, ok :-)18:24
* fabrice_sp should have checked before writting18:24
RhondaI think it would be nice to keep 1.8 around for a release - on the other hand, this is a LTS release, so I'm uncertain …18:24
RhondaI will get 1.8 removed eventually, but I haven't made up my mind when the best time is.  It definitely will be dropped before Q (is the name already decided?), but for now …18:26
RhondaI was (and still am) on parental leave for almost 4 months now, and haven't followed stuff too closely.18:26
fabrice_sptbh, I've been quite absent last 6 months because of real life (Work), so I can understand that perfectly :-)18:28
RhondaHope it's a nice job?18:29
fabrice_spand about 1.8, it's up to you. I just noticed it when I was reviewing uninstallable packages18:29
fabrice_spa lot of travels :-)18:30
jokerdinocrimsun: i tried hard but i still don't know what i should be doing, can you guide me through?18:31
Rhondasabdfl would still blog about the Q name, right?18:32
debfxI haven't fixed any installability issues in wesnoth, just an uploadability issue :)18:33
RhondaI think that's what fabrice_sp meant.  installable to the archive :P18:33
debfxdupondje: have you tested that the new cryptsetup doesn't break root encryption?18:38
crimsunjokerdino: you need to carry forward only the necessary Ubuntu delta. Notice how the Debian patch that's in the 11.1 NMU is preferred to Ubuntu's. So take Debian's, remove Ubuntu's, and update the merge.18:40
jokerdinoi mean, how is this process done? i have no experience of handling merges and packages.18:41
crimsunjokerdino: I may have glossed over it as obvious (sorry), but we want to reduce the Ubuntu delta to zero if possible so that syncs are possible.18:41
crimsunjokerdino: ah, there are some wiki pages on working through merging18:42
crimsunjokerdino: have you read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/Merging ?18:44
jokerdinoJust reading it18:46
PaoloRotoloHi all!19:23
valdur55Hi19:25
jokerdinohttp://paste.ubuntu.com/865632/ anyone has any ideas / suggestions?20:03
Ampelbeinjokerdino: You can use the -iI switch to get more information about tags20:08
tumbleweedor just look them up with lintian-info20:08
jokerdinowell, they don't seem to help. :/20:11
tumbleweedjokerdino: pornview is in debian20:12
tumbleweedwe don't try and make debian packages lintian clean20:12
tumbleweedwe try and stay as close to debian as possible, preferably in sync with debian20:13
jokerdinothey don't build.20:13
* tumbleweed looks20:13
jokerdinohttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pornview/+bug/93537020:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 935370 in pornview (Ubuntu Precise) "pornview version 0.2pre1-11ubuntu2 FTBFS on i386 in precise" [High,New]20:13
tumbleweedis that the same issue as debian bug 52771420:14
ubottuDebian bug 527714 in pornview "pornview: FTBFS: gtkcellrendererpixmap.h:69: error: expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or '__attribute__' before 'gtk_cell_renderer_pixmap_get_type'" [Serious,Fixed] http://bugs.debian.org/52771420:14
dupondjepornview ... :D20:14
dupondjewhat could that be :P20:14
dupondjedebfx: didn't test that no ...20:14
tumbleweedno20:15
tumbleweedanyway, I can't help with that right now20:16
* tumbleweed tears himself from IRC20:16
jokerdino;(20:16
tumbleweedbut don't worry, the lintian errors don't look related to the build failure20:16
jokerdinoi see.20:17
JanCdupondje: it's an image viewer with a somewhat controversial name  ;)20:17
jokerdinomay be someone else can offer help later on.20:17
jokerdinoi need some sleep.20:18
jokerdinozzzz20:18
dupondjeJanC: boring, only images .. :)20:18
JanCdupondje: image/movie viewer apparently20:19
JanCin any case, many people seem to expect something else...20:19
jokerdinoo.O20:20
JanC(there are several bug reports about removing porn from the repositories)20:21
jokerdinowhat porn?20:21
dupondjeapt-get install porn20:22
dupondjesome additional features ^^20:22
asomethingjokerdino, people think pornview has something to do with porn, understandably20:24
ajmitchjokerdino: by the way, when working on things like the rc bugs page, please leave comments against packages you've looked at so that someone else doesn't end up looking at the same one20:31
jokerdinowhere should i be commenting?20:32
Ampelbeinjokerdino: When I work on a bug, I set status "In Progress" and assign myself to prevent others from duplicating work.20:33
ajmitchin the right-hand column where there are comments already - there's a text input field on each line20:33
ajmitchjokerdino: also, the table at the bottom are for bugs that don't really need to be fixed in ubuntu :)20:34
jokerdinoajmitch: they are not necessary, but i was doing to learn the process20:34
jokerdinoso far, i have synced motion and logjam.20:44
jokerdinoi will look at others later tmrwo20:45
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mfischhey motu, a bug-fix day question.  I see the issue with aweather, but in the development branch it's been fixed and superseded, so I assume it's not worth fixing at this point?22:06
micahgmfisch: well, if it's easily fixable (by cherry-picking patches) in the stable releases, you could do that22:08
mfischmicahg: so what happened is that it was patched "fixes ftbfs" but they forgot to add quilt to the rules file.  In the dev branch the patch (and need for it) is gone22:08
mfischmicahg: so it would be immediately nuked once a new version comes out22:09
micahgmfisch: we don't add a patch system in general if Debian doesn't have one22:09
mfischmicahg: the attempted fix (patch) was done with quilt, but if you don't add it to the rules file, the patch is not very useful, at least thats my understanding22:10
micahgah, ok, and this only affected the dev release?  yeah, nothing to do22:10
mfischmicahg: sorry, I'm not explaining myself well22:10
mfischmicahg: current ubuntu release ftbfs, despite an attempt last year to fix that (a patch was added, but quilt's not in the rules or control file)22:11
mfischmicahg: the development branch has changed to the point where this patch, working or not, is no longer needed22:11
mfischmicahg: so I assume it's a waste of time to fix the patch thats already superseded in the dev branch22:11
jtaylordev branch of upstream?22:12
mfischsorry again for not specifing, no the dev branch in launchpad22:12
micahgmfisch: FTBFS fixes are generally ok for SRUs22:12
jtaylorwhy was the patch dropped in the sync oO22:14
mfischjtaylor: I think the rev 7 of the dev branch is new from upstream which precludes the need for said non-functional patch.22:15
mfischI think doing nothing is the right thing here22:16
jtaylorno we definetly need to do something22:16
mfischdputting the top of the dev branch would fix this22:16
jtaylorwe don't want to put in dev releases without good reason22:16
jtaylorthe old patch looks fine, can't we just use that?22:16
mfischjtaylor: where would it get merged to?22:17
jtaylorthe ubuntu package?22:17
mfischthe branches are precise/development and oneiric: https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aweather22:17
micahgmfisch: so, the patch needs to be carried fwd as the new upstream version still fails to build for the same reason, it might need to be rebased22:17
mfischlet me pull the rev from bzr and see if it builds22:19
jtaylormfisch: don't bother about the branches, this case is quicker fixed by just doing it on the package directly22:19
mfischjtaylor: just dputting a fix without checking in to bzr?22:20
mfischI can certainly do that22:20
jtayloryes, the importer will erge it into the branch after the dput22:20
mfischgot it22:20
micahgmfisch: well, you can propose a debdiff for someone else to dput :)22:20
micahgor a branch22:20
mfischmicahg: ah yes, I can't just dput this ;)22:21
mfischwhile I do this, I'd also like to ask about the ftbfs for live-manual.  It failed to build in december, but from what I can see builds fine today.  if it's a transient error can it just be retried somehow?22:23
jtayloryes22:23
jtaylorlet me do one22:24
mfischjtaylor: thanks22:24
mfischjtaylor: worked for me on amd64 and i38622:24
Amozpbuilder?22:24
jtaylorhm it also failed in oneiric22:25
mfischAmoz: I used a vm, let me try a pbuilder22:25
asomethingre: aweather 0.5.2-1ubuntu1 did build. The package is source version 3.0 (quilt) so you shouldn't need to touch debian/rules to make it apply. Someone synced it instead of merging.22:25
Amozmfisch, I was just curious =)22:25
asomethingRunning "bzr merge . -r5..6" at the tip of lp:ubuntu/aweather will bring back those changes.22:26
mfischasomething: so you don't need to add "dh --with quilt $@" to the rules file?22:27
jtayloris bzr smart enough to refresh the patch?22:27
jtaylorI don't think so22:27
micahgmfisch: no, source format 3 has some built in source quilting22:27
mfischmicahg: awesome, I didn't know that22:28
asomethingmfisch, not if it is source version "3.0 (quilt)" http://wiki.debian.org/Projects/DebSrc3.022:28
asomethingjtaylor, nope.22:29
mfischasomething: that wiki wording could be misinterpreted: "Does a 3.0 (quilt) source package need to build-depend on quilt?    No because you're supposed to drop the quilt usage in debian/rules (patch/unpatch logic)."22:31
mfischasomething: where drop could = "remove" or "drop .. in" = "add"22:31
jtaylortrue22:32
mfischEnglish is fun22:32
jtaylorI'll fix it22:32
asomethingmfisch, I could see that, but it definitely means "remove"22:32
AmozI'd say "put" in that context22:32
Amoznot "drop"22:32
Amozand I'm not even native english speaking22:32
jtayloryes but drop is used that way, wy keep it ambigous22:33
mfischAmoz: "drop the meat in the pan"22:33
jtaylorremove is clear22:33
asomethinga drop in replacement22:33
Amozjtaylor, yup, "remove" is more clear22:33
Amozso, I've got this testcase in bzr-gtk failing, ftbfs22:34
Amozit works if I run xvfb-run -a ./debian/testsuite.sh manually22:34
Amozbut in pbuilder it fails22:34
asomethingAmoz, jelmer in #bzr would be the one to talk to. He's the debian maintainer and an upstream dev.22:35
Amozasomething, thanks :(22:36
Amoz:)*22:36
mfischwell, live-manual will NOT build inside my chroot, so I'll go figure out what dep is missing22:37
jtaylormfisch: libe-manual failed again22:37
mfischjtaylor: jinx22:37
jtaylorI wonder why no bug was filed during the test rebuild22:37
jtayloroh because it already had one22:38
* jtaylor should not only look for "new" bugs22:38
Amozhmm22:42
mfischjtaylor: so it looks like we just need to pull a newer copy of live-manual from debian22:45
jtaylorquite a lot of changes :/22:50
jtaylorif you can identify the changes that would be great, but maybe its even worth requesting a freee exception22:55

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