[00:22] nixternal: I should know not to go to lunch when you've got comments like that :) [00:27] muhahaha === jalcine is now known as jacky === jacky is now known as JackyAlcine === JackyAlcine is now known as Jacky === Jacky is now known as jacky === RAOF is now known as RAOF_ === RAOF_ is now known as RAOF [06:46] good morning [06:49] good morning [06:49] hi geser === jacky is now known as JackyAlcine === JackyAlcine is now known as jalcine === jalcine is now known as siibot === siibot is now known as Jacky === Jacky is now known as siibot === siibot is now known as jacky === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === Guest93887 is now known as Zic [09:53] [Ubuntu 11.10] What does mean the string »fakesync« in the installed release »1.12.1-3.1fakesync1« of the package mpg123? [09:55] bullgard4: original tarball is different between Ubuntu and Debian [10:03] micahg: duh. shouldn't that be represented in the upstream version somehow? [10:03] Rhonda: no, same upstream version [10:03] so that the orig tarball also has a different filename? [10:04] somehow the same upstream version got uploaded to ubuntu with a different tarball [10:04] Right, but 1.12.1fakesync1-3.1 would work? [10:04] well, unless it's a generated tarball, this really shouldn't happen (although it happened with blueman, I used the upstream tarball, not sure what the DM did) [10:04] Rhonda: that would require a reupload of the tarball [10:05] the idea is that we don't have a diff, but we can't sync [10:16] micahg: Thank you very much for your ample explanation and help. [10:22] bullgard4: IIRC, I did that fakesync as well :) [11:20] tumbleweed: could you start generating the quantal rdepends data? [11:20] hrm, is that not automatic [11:21] dunno, but http://qa.ubuntuwire.org/rdepends/v1/quantal/all/ghc [11:21] aah, it uses distro-info :) [11:21] if it comes from distr.. [11:21] yes [11:21] :P [11:22] * tumbleweed git pulls [11:26] * ajmitch should probably add quantal to the rcbugs thing as well [11:26] so when do we upgrade syklone to precise? :) [11:26] Laney: running now [11:26] ta very much [11:26] tumbleweed: one day... [11:27] do it now. dare you. [11:33] Laney: sure, you don't need it working do you? [11:35] you're saying that precise wouldn't work? [11:35] :O [11:36] I'm sure it'd be perfect in every way [11:36] except that it's near midnight here & I'd probably end up deleting critical files :) === yofel_ is now known as yofel === and`_ is now known as and` [12:00] Laney: and it aborted because of the archive.ubuntu.cmo load :) [12:00] heh [12:11] will quantal sync from testing or unstable? [12:13] EXPERIMENTAL ;o [12:13] geser: TBD apparently :) [12:14] currently testing [12:16] that's interesting === bilal_ is now known as bilal === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant [12:41] does anyone know what "attend this meeting" on summit does? [12:45] * Laney is clicking that rather than subscribing to blueprints, but will it do what I wat? [12:45] want [12:46] oh, there's a "Propose a meeting" button [12:47] Laney: presumably that will mean you don't get blueprint e-mail [12:47] looks like you need to subscribe to the blueprint separately [12:47] will it have the same scheduling effect? [12:47] there's nothing corresponding to participation essential [12:47] I like not having to subscribe to blueprints :-) [12:55] hah, searching for "ubuntu summit developers" doesn't work so well [12:56] (a permutation of the words is something else ...) [13:03] micahg: :-) [13:53] hi. if I have 2 packages in my source package: libX and X-bin. How can I tell that X-bin need the shared library or libX ? === s1aden is now known as sladen [13:54] aboudreault: how does your Depends: line for X-bin in debian/control look like? [13:55] Depends: ${python:Depends}, ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends} [13:56] looks good [13:56] checking what debuild does.... looks like I build ALL, then install. so wondering how it can find my libmapserver if it is not installed [13:56] I only have libtool files at this point. (in .libs) [13:59] can you upload/pastebin the build log somewhere? [13:59] hmmmm [13:59] debuild --no-lintian -sa -v'1:1.10.1-1~lucid1' [13:59] Do I need the -v switch for backports uploads? [14:00] … for ubuntu backports uploads. *peeks at Laney* [14:01] I suppose it would be nice [14:01] but that version is already in lucid-backports? [14:01] geser, 2 mins. [14:11] geser, http://paste.pocoo.org/show/587955/ [14:15] Laney: sure that version is in, that's the whole point of the -v switch. ;) [14:15] Laney: To use the latest version from the archive, and thus include all changelog entries in the changesfile _since_ [14:16] ah, quantal created [14:16] Rhonda: oh, I see what you're proposing [14:16] I was confused because I did'nt see a new request [14:16] yes, I suggest you use that. [14:16] Huhm [14:16] no maverick anymore [14:16] indeed [14:17] So I can dump the maverick-backports branch :) [14:17] * Laney turns off maverick-backports [14:18] * Laney wonders how to do that [14:18] lol :) [14:37] aboudreault: I don't know what's wrong there but it doesn't look like a packaging error yet, as the build doesn't finish. It looks like the perl and python bindings assume that the library got installed by the time they get build [14:43] well, the error is: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lmapserver [14:43] mapserver is the library I built earlier in the build log [14:44] the ld should only be done at install? [14:44] aboudreault: -L. to help it find it? [14:45] (or whatever the right path is) [14:45] tumbleweed, what wasmy initial question, what's the proper way to do that? specifying an extra -L./libs doesn't sound right to me [14:45] s/what/that [14:46] why doesn't that sound right? [14:46] sure, your build system should do it for you, but that's what you want it to do [14:53] checking to fix my build system [14:58] Laney, bug #989801 :) [14:58] Launchpad bug 989801 in Oneiric Backports "please backport wesnoth-1.10 from precise" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/989801 [14:59] … and speaking about, shouldn't #932011 be switched to fix released? [14:59] Does this need to be done manually? [15:00] * Rhonda sets them to Fix Released, if that's wrong someone is invited to slap me on the fingers. :) [15:01] I'm pretty surprised about the default file permissions for most openstack components (nova, glance, keystone). Out of the box we are shipping /etc/{nova, glance, keystone] with 0700. Even their group permission cannot read the folders [15:01] got patches up in launchpad hower [15:01] however* [15:21] Hi all, can anybody tell me who is responsible for hosting the tracker for ubuntu torrents? [15:31] * cjwatson answers trijntje in #ubuntu-devel. (One channel at a time, please.) [16:16] Rhonda: yes and yes === vibhav is now known as quetzal === quetzal is now known as vibhav [16:46] Rhonda: have you test built/installed/upgraded? === bulldog98_ is now known as bulldog98 [18:36] Laney: Not yet, just wanted to get it started :) [18:36] Laney: You know I am that kind of optimist that always believes that there are others out there who would help out :) [19:00] by default, where dh_install install things? [19:02] ah no... it just put things into deb file. [19:05] by default dh_install does nothing, only when you add .install files or call it when arguments something is done [19:05] Hi everybody, i need some help to fix a package. i find a translation error and i patch them, but i can't execute "bzr bd -- -S -us -uc" because he says me that http://paste.ubuntu.com/950554/ [19:06] spartan-11510: run dpkg-source --commit and fill out the forms [19:08] thank you but i don't understand all of forms like "Origin: " package are hello in precise [19:09] spartan-11510: you don't need to fill out everything, just delete what you think is unimportant [19:09] spartan-11510: see http://dep.debian.net/deps/dep3/ what the tags mean [19:09] if you add yourself in the author tag, origin is not required [19:10] thank you really much, it's very difficult to begin in bug fixing [19:20] I've fill the forms and i retry "bzr bd -- -S -us -uc" but it doesn't work http://paste.ubuntu.com/950596/ [19:21] spartan-11510: you have to add the patch in debian/patches to bzr and commit it [19:22] bzr add file; bzr commit [19:42] Rhonda: you never know. Upload to a PPA or something and you could be surprised. :-) [19:49] i've patch the package, now i try to test it but it doesn't work. This line it's correct? "pbuilder-dist precise build ../hello_2.7-3ubuntu1.dsc" [19:51] whats the error? [19:52] W: /home/spartan-117/.pbuilderrc does not exist [19:52] E: File /home/spartan-117/pbuilder/precise-base.tgz does not exist [19:53] you have to create a pbuiler base first [19:53] pbuilder-dist precise create [19:53] where is amd64 or i386 depending on what your system is [19:53] i've created but i forgot the precise [20:26] is reverse-depends broken in precise? [20:26] I get unknown release [20:28] jtaylor: DB update hasn't managed to run yet. archive.ubuntu.com is too flaky [20:31] jtaylor: when i commit my patch with bzr, i can build my package? [20:31] spartan-11510: probably yes [20:32] jtaylor: i don't understand i've build my package, and when i install it, the package doesn't change the bug still here, but the file has been modified [20:33] tumbleweed: can you mirror of of something else? [20:33] *off [20:34] micahg: I tried that earlier and it still died. Let me have another poke at it... [20:35] unfortunately it takes a very long time to run [20:35] everyone loves the s3 mirrors [20:35] apparently [20:35] yeah, tried those [20:35] got a 403 [20:36] the horror [20:36] indeed [20:37] $ HEAD http://eu-west-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com.s3.amazonaws.com/ubuntu/dists/quantal/Release [20:37] 403 Forbidden [20:38] maybe they weren't meant to be used [20:38] externally to AWS I mean [20:38] it's only quantal that's 403ing [20:38] oh [20:39] general fail then [20:39] i.e. near the end of the run :( [20:44] jtaylor: I need to re-package for build package with my patch? [20:44] spartan-11510: I don't know much about translations, maybe you patched the wrong file? [20:53] jtaylor: i don't understand, i continue to try fixing this error, thnak you really much i learned important things [21:15] deb822.py: WARNING: cannot parse package relationship "gettext:any", returning it raw [21:15] hrm, didn't know that was allowed in the archive, yet [21:15] only for build dependencies IIRC [21:16] yeah, that was B-Ds [21:16] * tumbleweed adds support for that [21:17] quantal should start allowing those in binary deps since dpkg is guaranteed to be new enough [21:18] how is this incompatibility between .6.1 and .6.2 going to be handled? [21:18] that one which happened in the unstable upload [21:21] dpkg 1.16.1 -> 1.16.2 [21:21] I assume you read buxy's follow-up on that? [21:21] jtaylor: infinity volunteered for that I think [21:21] some perl script to update it you mean? [21:22] well, something to not break our systems on upgrade :) [21:29] micahg: great, can't find any reference to :any in debian-policy / multiarch spec [21:29] tumbleweed: well, I shouldn't say for sure, it was implied :) [21:29] it's in ubuntu's multiarchhowto wiki page, but IIRC that predates the debian multiarch wiki page === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === nenolod_ is now known as nenolod [23:42] micahg: reverse-deps DB has generated [23:42] tumbleweed: cool, thanks [23:42] just in time for it's next cronjob :) [23:42] its [23:43] I'm ignoring :any for now, but submitted a ptach to python-debian [23:43] (ignoring as in those build-deps will be entirely ignored) [23:44] tumbleweed: couldn't you just treat it as s/:any//? [23:44] probably by doing a regex replacement like that, yes [23:45] otherwise, I need my fixed python debian that won't fail trying to parse them [23:45] that's the effect on regular build deps, it was only changed to support cross-building [23:45] * tumbleweed quickly does that in time for the next generation run [23:47] urgh, no, it's not going to be easy [23:47] * tumbleweed leaves it for now [23:48] -> bed