=== jbermudes_ is now known as jbermudes [01:37] If I need to upgrade from lucid to precise but my dnysns package i use to stay connected "noip2" was taken out of the ubuntu repos, will I loose connection to my server? [01:38] use a different one [01:39] quite a few support noip [01:39] * philipballew looks for another free one. [01:39] apt-cache search should do the trick [01:42] then again. sooner or later att is going to get mad that i have an email server running there [01:43] in sd? [01:44] its currently stashed in Auburn. Me and a friend have a cluster together [01:44] att up here are really annoying [01:44] get cal.net instead [01:45] never herd of it [01:45] might be better [01:46] they're a woodland-based reseller of sonic.net's fusion service, iirc [01:46] hum. seems good. [01:46] also look into "sacramento fusion" [01:48] * philipballew looks inti these [01:50] We're trying out a colo from prgmr.com -- seems pretty good so far. [01:50] er, not a colo, a virtual host [01:51] prgmr has both [01:51] i think [01:52] I think that's right -- the colos are here in silicon valley, I think, the vhosts are in Merced or Tracy or somewhere like that. [01:52] wow, he's REALLY branched out [02:36] I have been trying to generate a WoT of the debian-maintainers.gpg [02:36] its kinda resousive [02:54] Any ppa packaging experts around? I've made a deb/dsc package but I'm having trouble finding docs on how to publish it to a PPA. [02:57] Launchpad says to use dput but it doesn't explain what should be. [02:59] akk, you could try open build service [02:59] What's that? [02:59] something similar to PPAs [03:00] * scientes has never used it [03:00] Why would I want to use that rather than a PPA? [03:00] ppa's are more distributable [03:00] blewwwwwww [03:00] ppa's are only against ubuntu [03:01] everyone from akk to your linux noob can install a ppa [03:01] OBS is against rhel, fedora, suse, debian, and ubuntu [03:01] This is just a python script, and I'm trying to figure out how to make it easy for people to install it. [03:01] It's not like it actually needs to be built. [03:01] oh, then just tarball it up [03:01] akk, did you already push it via bzr? [03:01] It's not in bzr, it's on github. [03:03] Does something have to have a bzr mirror of the real repository to be packaged as a PPA? [03:03] ah [03:03] This particular package might actually have a bzr mirror, but I have several other scripts that definitely don't. [03:04] I'm finding it hard to coordinate google code and github mirrors already, so I hate to add a third if I don't absolutely have to. [03:04] I Ive herd this link has helped a few http://askubuntu.com/questions/28562/how-do-i-create-a-ppa-for-a-working-program [03:06] "Use dput to upload these files to Launchpad" -- I wonder what "these files" means? [03:07] sometimes people dont realize they need to be as clear as possible when answering questions [03:07] Launchpad has a irc channel I think [03:08] iirc they do [03:08] If it matters, I used python-stdeb to create the package, not debuild directly. [03:08] I got fired up at UDS because it sounded like they were trying to make the packaging/uploading process easier for developers [03:09] but I'm not really finding the docs any easier to follow than they were a year or two ago. [03:10] maybe their making them easier here in the Q cycle [03:11] They did say in the Q cycle there's supposed to be an app (pkgme, maybe?) that does it all with one command. [03:11] id like that [03:11] Maybe the thing to do is wait another six months before trying to package anything. :/ [03:13] id ask on #launchpad [03:13] they would know there for sure, but thats just my two cents [03:14] #launchpad has in the topic: for ubuntu packaging help join #ubuntu-packaging, so I'll try that. [03:14] hum, seems even better. There are so many channels with ubuntu, its crazy [03:14] yeah [03:15] but that's better than one big channel (*cough* #ubuntu *cough*) where stuff flies by too fast for anyone to answer. [03:16] there are better channels for help anyway then there, unless you are really knew to ubuntu [03:16] What channels are good for help? [03:19] #ubuntu-beginners #ubuntu-1 will be where any help for a dev release is. #ubuntu-motu has people who can help with packaging as its for people who are ubuntu maintainers. I usually ask askubuntu if noone answeres on irc within a hour [03:19] sometimes on an evening like that maybe not everyone is around [03:21] I have to go run a few errands now. [03:21] take care [03:21] thx, have fun! [03:56] akk: the .changes file is generated by dpkg-buildpackage [03:58] Oh! Cool, it did generate a .changes file in deb_dist/ [03:59] sorry i was afk right when you needed that [04:00] Oh, but the .changes it made isn't signed ... maybe I need to run stdeb with different arguments somehow to get it to sign it. [04:44] how can i get vdpau video accelration with radeon driver, in mesa i've ehard [04:44] with 3d shaders (not UVD) [04:44] **vaapi [05:32] scientes: http://askubuntu.com/questions/87395/how-can-i-enable-hardware-acceleration-for-an-ati-radeon-hd [05:34] DonkeyHotei, thats the non-free driver [05:34] i don't want that [05:34] mesa has it for radeon using 3d shaders [05:34] but thanks for trying [05:39] according to the xorg website, radeon does not have it; only fglrx [05:41] if i were forced to choose between nonfree ati drivers and nonfree nvidia drivers, i'd choose nvidia [05:48] philipballew: how is the crystal geyser supply :) [05:51] got 15 more! [05:51] had one for lunch and one for dinner [05:51] bkerensa, it was the best idea for me to take them [05:52] :D [05:52] philipballew: drinking pisco was the worst idea I had [05:52] >.< [05:52] I ended up waking up at 1:30pm on Sunday [05:52] what did that do? [05:53] wow... thats a long sleep [05:53] luckily the hotels restaurant made me an amazing lunch even though they had technically closed [05:56] oh wow. I had an egg roll I found in a freezer [05:56] bkerensa, lives the high life [05:57] philipballew: hardly :P [05:57] philipballew: I totally thought you were going to leave your charger [05:57] I was going to, untill I realized I forgot my train ticket and came back into the room and you alerted m to it [15:18] grantbow, pingy [18:21] bkerensa, you around? [18:21] philipballew: yeah? [18:21] Question. in the next few days can you write a recommendation for the membership board on my wiki? [18:23] philipballew: sure can its /phillipballew ? [18:23] yeah bkerensa https://wiki.ubuntu.com/philipballew [18:23] kk [18:27] akk: IIRC, the prmgr vhosts are in Fremont. [20:44] Corey: you about? [20:44] Corey: if you're coming from work, wanna meet up along the way to balug again? [21:37] btw, less than 50 bugs until LP hits 1,000,000 [21:39] greg-g, ooo GETTT [21:39] :) [21:40] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/yelp/+bug/999955 [21:40] thats where we are [21:41] scientes: you can see it here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ [21:41] oh thats easier than just plugging numbers in [21:41] :) [21:41] thought that's what you were doing [21:46] greg-g, ping me when we are like 10 to go, ok [21:52] hah, ok, maybe, I'm tryinig to be a little productive, too ;) [21:52] we're at 999959 [21:52] slower than I thought [21:57] greg-g, yes i noticed [22:03] from #ubuntu-bugs: [22:03] 17:59 < Pici> bug 100000 [22:03] 17:59 < ubot2> Launchpad bug 100000 in launchpad "There are still too many bug reports" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/100000 [22:03] 17:59 < Pici> bug 1000 [22:03] 17:59 < ubot2> Launchpad bug 1000 in null "There are too many bug reports in Malone" [Medium,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1000 [22:11] https://bugs.launchpad.net/sven/+bug/999000 [22:13] this is the newest bug to date: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/999962 [22:14] at *64 now [22:14] greg-g, get back to work! [22:15] :( [22:15] no doing what i asked you to do :) [22:15] no, still at 62 [22:16] 63 is a 404 [22:16] so is 64 [22:17] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ says *64 bugs reported [22:17] weird [22:19] maybe two got unreported at some point [22:24] pleia2: do you think Ubuntu CA might want a booth possibly at PuppetConf? http://puppetconf.com/ [22:25] where will that be? [22:25] Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco [22:26] ahh [22:26] soon-ish? [22:27] September [22:27] However I would have to do the Introduction with whomever would run the booth beforehand [22:50] bkerensa: yes [22:51] and I can run the booth [22:53] pleia2: ok just cc'ed you to their Community Manager for the intro [22:53] :D [22:54] he is a nice guy [22:54] :) [22:55] thanks :) [22:55] will inspire me to track puppet development that will land in 12.10 more closely ;) [22:56] and actually pay attention to puppet-play-nice-with-juju stuff [22:57] =o [22:58] pleia2: where is the group photo usually posted from UDS? [22:58] the photographer's website, eventually [22:58] * pleia2 digs up [22:59] http://www.pixoulphotography.com/ [22:59] once it's posted there everyone passes it around pretty quick on the social networking sites [23:00] ahh [23:00] :D [23:21] pleia2: Sure! [23:21] pleia2: What time? [23:22] Corey: 6:15 at the dude with the flag statute? [23:22] -t [23:22] (was it a flag? I forget, same place as last time) [23:22] Sure! [23:23] k, see you then :) [23:39] I presume there is some ancient Brasero bug(s) that causes it to err out when finalizing the disk.