[00:41] rbelem: Cheers. === chu_ is now known as chu === johanbr_ is now known as johanbr [09:15] Hi, did anyone know if I can avoid using a preprocessor command in a typical make & configure & make install build? I am trying to compile unixODBC, but it may be a general question of posibility. [09:36] lollisoft: start with sudo apt-get build-dep unixodbc-bin ; apt-get source unixodbc-bin if you need to rebuild the package [09:36] lollisoft: but ideally, work out what you need that is not already in the pre-packaged .deb and try and get it fixed for everyone at the same time [09:42] I think the issue is not known in the Linux world, as I try to build a multi architecture binary on Mac. I thought there is any way to skip intermediate preprocessor steps as these will produce asm code that is not possible when one arch is i386 and the other is ppc. I have got another hint to use two distinct builds and then use lipo. RTFM :-) [09:49] !language > lollisoft [09:49] lollisoft, please see my private message [09:50] vibhav: …seriously? [09:50] yeah, it was totally abbroviated [09:50] *abbreviated even [09:50] F! [09:50] F! F! F! [09:51] and we can pretend it means Fplease just like in JFDI :) === EyesIsMine is now known as EyesIsOther [09:53] ion: yup [09:53] we even have a package with that in the archive [09:53] !info rt3.8rtfm [09:53] Package rt3.8rtfm does not exist in precise [09:53] !info rt3.8-rtfm [09:53] rt3.8-rtfm (source: rtfm): FAQ Manager for Request Tracker 3.8. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.4.3-1 (precise), package size 110 kB, installed size 1276 kB [09:53] ... [09:54] But thats still not family friendly [09:55] there's nothing explicit in that description [09:55] vibhav: Please don’t use the bad letter in “*amily *riendly”. [09:56] vibhav, the f in rtfm can mean several things. this isn't a support channel, so the main reason we ask people to refrain from 'rtfm' isn't quite relevant here. [10:04] Ampelbein: ping [10:08] Yey - by [12:39] jamespage: You ther? === mfisch` is now known as mfisch === mfisch is now known as Guest63225 [16:07] what's the 'mdp' block device (254) - not listed in the upstream kernel device list === apachelogger is now known as lunchlogger [17:59] skaet_: do you have a moment? [18:01] lifeless: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/BuildScores needs updating for the build prioritization changes cjwatson recently landed, but I don't seem to have access to edit it. [18:46] Laney: are you waiting for broder to review https://code.launchpad.net/~laney/ubuntu-dev-tools/debuild-no-debemail-1007042/+merge/110189 ? [18:47] oh, am i supposed to be reviewing it? [18:47] he flagged you as a reviewer [18:48] ScottK: ~launchpad-doc gates that, care to join ? [18:48] only because it was backportpackage [18:48] anyone can review it [18:48] in that case, landing it [18:49] reviewed [18:49] fwiw [18:49] ta [18:50] wait [18:50] doesn't it need to check that DEBEMAIL is in env? [18:50] err, yes [18:51] * tumbleweed does that because I just committed it [18:51] teehee [18:51] lifeless: Not really. This is the first time I've ever felt the need, so it's not a common need. [18:52] ok, so, I odn't know the details of the changes, could you at least file a ticket on answers.l.n/launchpad, for the maintenance squad to pickup and apply? [19:43] could a unity user run "notify-send --hint=int:transient:1 foo" and tell me if there's anything different from a normal notification "notify-send foo"? === lunchlogger is now known as apachelogger [19:46] Doesn’t seem to be. [19:47] okay, thanks [19:47] that means i can safely set the hint for gnome-shell and not worry about it affecting unity. === chu_ is now known as chu === spm is now known as stevemci === stevemci is now known as spm [22:22] bkerensa: re ceph and leveldb.. I wouldn't worry too much about that [22:22] bkerensa: what specifically are you not sure of tho?