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ScottKIt doesn't.03:28
micahgScottK: would you mind a featureful upload for bug 375038 in precise?  i.e. add the enable flag and upload with a +xps version04:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 375038 in evince (Ubuntu) "XPS file format not supported" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/37503804:09
jbichamicahg: libgxps is in universe in Precise though, right?04:24
ScottKmicahg: Is it a regression?04:58
jbichaScottK: no, it's a new feature05:01
ScottKThen I do mind.  It's not SRU material. It should be done in backports.05:03
ajmitchmicahg: someone submitted seamonkey to the arb. I pointed them in your direction but I'm not entirely convinced they'll contact the team :)05:19
micahgScottK: I was asking for backports, sorry :)05:19
micahgajmitch: hrm, it needs to be updated every 6 weeks, if it's easier to do that through the ARB, then go for it05:36
micahgwith someone willing to commit05:36
micahgajmitch: unless bkerensa objects (he's working on it for the distro)05:36
micahgI'm normally against such things, but it's a real bear05:37
ajmitchmicahg: definitely not a candidate for the ARB due to size05:37
ajmitchI know you probably don't want to commit time to it05:37
micahgajmitch: ok, well, as I told bkerensa, I'm willing to sponsor uploads if people are willing to do the work to maintain it05:37
micahgjbicha: yeah, that's why I was thinking backports ;)05:38
bkerensaajmitch: Whats up?05:39
bkerensa>.<05:39
* bkerensa looks up05:39
bkerensathe arb handles packages too?05:40
bkerensaHmm is someone looking to maintain seamonkey or whats the purpose of going to the arb versus having someone sponsor it?05:40
ajmitchwhat do you mean by 'handles packages'?05:40
ajmitchthey submitted a binary tarball05:41
bkerensaajmitch: I thought they only did like applications for independent developers or something that needs introduction not established things05:41
bkerensaahh05:41
bkerensaajmitch: do you not what version of Seamonkey the tarball they submitted was?05:41
ajmitch2.10.105:42
ajmitch& yes, submissions ought to be from someone associated with the project05:42
bkerensawell I dont object... In fact I might welcome it especially if they are interested in collaborating on maintaining it05:44
* jbicha points to the confusingly named Debian package http://packages.qa.debian.org/iceape05:44
ajmitchbkerensa: I told him to contact the mozilla team if he's interested in helping out05:45
* micahg keeps getting mails about chromium05:47
ajmitchoffers of help?05:47
micahgno, questions where people can get updates ;)05:48
ajmitchhah05:48
* micahg should just say Debian unstable :)05:48
micahgwe really need someone like fta :)05:49
ajmitchwhat, someone with lots of time & energy?05:49
micahgyes, and crazy computing power :)05:50
jbichadid Canonical ever fill that Webkit/Chromium job they were hiring for?05:52
jbichaI'm assuming not05:53
* micahg doesn't see the opening on the website05:55
micahgxnox is going to be so happy that boost1.50 just landed in unstable :)06:18
ajmitchheh06:18
ajmitchso glad you found a willing maintainer ;)06:19
* micahg never touched the stuff :)06:19
ajmitchyou're missing out06:20
* micahg will add it to his bucket list....06:20
ajmitch101 easy ways to make you want to kick the bucket?06:20
micahgheh06:21
bkerensamicahg: the emails are probably my fault06:22
bkerensa>.<06:22
micahgbkerensa: I'm just glad it linked to my LP profile :)06:22
* ajmitch still can't reach svn.webkit.org, it's rather odd06:23
bkerensamicahg: oh I wouldnt put anyones public e-mail06:23
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dholbachgood morning07:04
ajmitchhi dholbach07:05
dholbachhey ajmitch07:06
bkerensagnight micahg ajmitch07:11
ajmitchnight bkerensa07:12
micahgnight bkerensa07:12
dupondjebdrung: there ? :)07:16
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AmberJHello08:57
AmberJDo I get it right that we do 'debuild -S -sa08:57
AmberJ*Do I get it right that we run 'debuild -S -sa' on the host system to create the source package (and do only 'pbuilder build file.dsc' inside pbuilder chroot)?08:59
AmberJDo we only build inside pbuilder chroot? Or, are we supposed to create source package (using 'debuild -S') inside pbuilder chroot as well?09:00
_rubendo you dont do any chroot'ing yourself, the pbuidler command will do the building within a clean chroot environment, the source package indeed is built in the host system09:01
AmberJyes, we don't do chrooting ourself.. but I thought maybe we are supposed to use09:03
AmberJDamn RETURN key!09:03
AmberJ**yes, we don't do chrooting ourselves.. but I thought maybe we are supposed to use 'pbuilder --execute' to create source package inside pbuilder chroot as well09:04
AmberJI just thought of confirming. Ok, I'll create source package on host system then. Thanks _ruben09:04
tumbleweednormally, building the source pa ckage doesn't actually require all the dependencies09:07
tumbleweedso it can easily be done on whatever you are running09:08
tumbleweedif it won't build, just disable cleaning (-nc) if you're are doing all your building in a pbuilder, that'll be safe to do09:08
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AmberJok09:23
AmberJAnd, if I have package from a Launchpad PPA as a build dependency, the preferred way to install it inside chroot is to use 'pbuilder --execute' to install package from PPA inside pbuilder chroot?09:25
Zhenechtumbleweed, clean should work (and be done) always, or you end up with a diff.gz that is unclean and refuses a new build when someone downloads it09:27
tumbleweedZhenech: if you haven't done anything to make it dirty, it'll be clean09:30
Zhenechtumbleweed, but then -nc wouldnt be needed :)09:30
tumbleweedZhenech: I don't follow09:30
Zhenechtumbleweed, rereading your sentence: you meant -nc when building *source*, not *binary*?09:33
tumbleweedyes, if you do all your binary building in a pbuilder09:33
Zhenechok, my mind read *binary* at the first occurence too -.-09:34
Zhenechcoffee please09:34
* tumbleweed re-reads and sees it was totally unclear :)09:34
Zhenechtwo coffee then :)09:35
tumbleweedit's been a frustrating morning. international connectivity is crawling because a submarine cable is down :/09:36
Zhenechhomeoffice today here, so rather chilly :)09:37
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bdrungdupondje: now10:58
dupondjebdrung: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/audacious/+bug/101808711:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1018087 in totem (Ubuntu) "Seek bar not working with left click" [Undecided,New]11:03
dupondjegot a patch for audacious11:03
dupondjewant to do a fix in debian and then sync or?11:04
bdrungdupondje: the best way would to get the patch into upstream before getting it into Ubuntu through Debian (because audacious upstream is difficult and often complained about ubuntu patching bugs into it)11:10
dupondjebdrung: its upstream for 3.3.x11:11
dupondjehttps://github.com/audacious-media-player/audacious-plugins/commit/1957913f4857df0845ae7e15dadc93e38c248a0e11:12
bdrungdupondje: good.11:12
dupondjebut its not clean imo11:12
dupondjeit will break on GTK+ < 3.511:12
bdrunghm11:13
dupondjethey should keep the hack for GTK+ < 3.511:13
dupondjebut ok :p11:13
Laneyadd something like "#if !GTK_CHECK_VERSION(3,5,0)" then11:15
bdrunggtk 3.4 is in unstable, so we need an improved patch11:15
dupondjesee http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/13811:15
dupondjeI proposed a patch with GTK_CHECK_VERSION ...11:15
Laneyoh well, maybe they want the stock behaviour11:17
dupondjeLaney: applying their patch, will change the behavious for current users ...11:18
dupondjeso11:18
dupondjeits not preferred I guess :)11:18
Laneybut you're only going to have it in quantal.11:19
dupondjeLaney: depends if bdrung prefers to upload it first in debian :)11:20
Laneywhy would he do that when it definitely would change behaviour? and one day before the freeze.11:20
bdrungdupondje: it prefer debian first. i can do the upload if you give me a patch11:21
bdrungthe patch should work for gtk < 3.511:21
Laneysounds like you're poking upstream with a stick there11:21
Laneyhe explicitly refused that patch11:21
dupondjehttp://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/attachments/download/89/slider_fix.patch11:22
bdrungokay, then let's carry that patch in ubuntu11:22
dupondjeupstream should get slapped11:23
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dupondjebreaking current behaviour for GTK+ <= 3.411:23
dupondjeso bdrung, just do it in ubuntu ?11:24
bdrungdupondje: upstream is not very packager friendly11:24
bdrungdupondje: yes11:24
dupondjei'll fix it then :)11:24
bdrungdupondje: can you state in the commit that this patch can be dropped in 3.3?11:24
dupondjesure11:25
dupondjebdrung: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/audacious/+bug/1018087 could you upload it for me ? :)11:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1018087 in totem (Ubuntu) "Seek bar not working with left click" [Undecided,New]11:44
dupondjethx :)12:20
ScottKmicahg: For backports, things like that are totally fine as long as it's an actual backport (fix it in the development release first).12:50
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PaoloRotoloHi all!16:34
jbitcm-hello can you help me to undestand how i can adopt a package18:44
ScottKjbitcm-: Ubuntu doesn't have a concept of package maintainers, so adoption is purely informal and something you do by just doing the work to keep the package in shape.18:47
jbitcm-ScottK, thanks for answer but now i have a pbuilder system and i want to help to package in ubuntu18:48
ScottKOK.  That's a much more general question.  My usual advice is to find bugs in things that you use and are bothering you and then see if you can figure out how to fix them.18:49
tumbleweedif you are looking for something easy to get started with: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/BugFixingInitiative18:53
ScottKajmitch: boost1.50 just hit quantal (in Universe, not Main).19:14
* ScottK waits for the twitch.19:14
micahgautosync FTW19:33
Laneyajmitch is The Boost Guy now?19:41
ScottKDefinitely.  Him or xnox.19:41
* Laney likes them apples19:42
* ScottK too.19:42
ajmitchScottK: micahg told me about 1.50 earlier. The responsibility has definitely passed to xnox20:19
ScottKFortunately he doesn't hang out here, so he can't defend himself.20:20
ajmitcheven better20:22
AmberJ_I'm trying to get extra packages installed in pbuilder.20:31
AmberJ_I'm using: sudo pbuilder update --extrapackages python-software-properties sudo20:31
AmberJ_But it won't install 'sudo' ... I'm sure I'm messing up with the format of command.20:31
micahg --extrapackages [packages-to-add on pbuilder create]20:32
AmberJ_micahg: Do I need to add those square brackets as well?20:34
micahgAmberJ_: no, that just means it only works on create, not update20:34
tumbleweedbut you can do anything you want with a pbuilder login --save-after-login20:34
AmberJ_micahg: Ah, that means I should use something like 'sudo pbuilder create --extrapackages PAC1 PAC2 ...' ... right?20:35
xnoxWho has been talking about me, behind my back?!20:36
xnoxajmitch: ScottK ????20:36
* ScottK whistles.20:36
ajmitchI wouldn't do a thing like that20:36
* Laney wonders how information managed to leak out of this fortress20:36
tumbleweedhe must have an informer20:37
ajmitchas long as he gets boost uploaded...20:37
AmberJ_tumbleweed: 'man pbuilder' says (about --login): "Only use this for temporary and debugging purposes." ... So I thought of staying away from --login20:38
tumbleweedAmberJ_: it's the easiest way to make changes to the chroots20:39
micahgpbuilder hooks are a good way to make temporary or per-build changes20:39
xnoxIt was discussed on the release team bug about boost1.49, that boost1.50 will be released in time, but there will not be another boost transition! It takes 2-3 months to do in Debian.20:40
xnoxAnd I do not want more than one boost transition in a cycle, thank you very much.20:41
xnox=))))))))))))))))))))))))))20:41
ajmitchbut they're fun20:41
* micahg doesn't think we should have 2 versions of boost20:41
xnoxwell we currently, already do!20:41
ajmitchand it already causes issues20:41
* micahg files for removal20:41
xnox1.46 and 1.4920:42
micahg1.46 is going away20:42
xnoxwell yeah.20:42
micahgand we're early enough for another transition20:42
xnoxwhen are archive rebuilds scheduled for?20:42
xnoxmicahg: will boost1.50 bee blacklisted?20:43
micahgafter DIF20:43
xnoxcause I fear that loads of packages that do not link against boost, but use it's templates may FTBFS in funny gcc-4.7 kind of ways20:43
micahgxnox: well, if I file for removal, yes20:43
xnoxmicahg: please do ;-)20:43
* xnox is busy packing the house for moving20:44
micahgScottK: does this sound reasonable?20:44
AmberJ_ok, I'll try --login and hooks now..20:44
ScottKmicahg: I think having 1.50 in Universe is OK.20:45
ScottKSome developers always want the latest boost, so it's good to provide it.20:45
AmberJ_Thanks micahg tumbleweed!20:45
ajmitchexcept when they build-depend on a package whcih depends on an older boost20:45
ScottKYes.  Then it can get fun, but you can't have everything.20:45
xnoxboost1.50 by itself is fine, as long as boost-defaults doesn't get switched with an autosync20:45
ScottKxnox: Exactly.20:46
ScottKDebian isn't changing the default now, so it's fine.20:46
ajmitchwith debian freezing, I doubt that there'll be a switch to 1.50 there20:46
xnoxbut we can do the rebuilds easily if boost1.50 is in the archive20:46
micahgok, well, it doesn't seem to get updated in stable anyways, so it can stay :)20:46
xnoxsimply have a ppa with boost-defaults switched to 1.50, build depend on that and voila rebuild environment ready20:47
ScottKYep.20:47
xnoxajmitch: I have been killing packages that build-depend on versioned boost-dev libs.20:47
xnoxajmitch: I adjusted the tracker to take those into account. But maybe I need more20:47
xnoxregexp/different tracker to kill all of those20:48
ajmitchxnox: just trying to recall if the problem I came across was something that was in the archive or not20:48
ajmitchupstream was using 1.48 features, anyway20:48
xnoxajmitch: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/transitions/boost1.49.html20:48
xnoxajmitch: oh boost1.48 was funny. It was in the archive, but it never became the boost-defaults (not in ubuntu at least) as far as I can see20:49
xnoxajmitch: what is your launchpad id?20:49
ajmitchright, because it was transitioning in debian too late, causing too many issues20:49
ajmitchmy lp id is ajmitch20:49
xnoxfor boost1.49 transition these are the remaining bugs: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=boost1.4920:50
ajmitchthe situation with 1.48 is what we're talking about with 1.50 - get it in, but don't make it default20:50
* ajmitch got suckered into patching boost one day to fix a python problem20:50
* ajmitch blames ScottK for that one20:51
ScottK;-)20:51
ScottKxnox: For packages that are actively maintained in Ubuntu, I think the versioned build-depends are fine.  Personally, I don't want to change boost versions by accident.20:52
xnoxScottK: actively maintained packages don't typically cause any issues. It's unmaintained stuff which causes the most amount of time20:54
ScottKYeah.  I just mention it so you don't go overboard on killing off the versioned ones.20:55
xnoxScottK: I am actually very conservative, at least I think so....20:55
ScottKOK.20:55
AmberJ_How do you guys test your build inside pbuilder chroot if your build depends on Launchpad PPA?20:57
AmberJ_How do you tell pbuilder chroot to include the PPA as build depends?20:58
xnoxAmberJ_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto#Building_With_Local_Packages20:59
xnoxAmberJ_: or you can do --login --save-after-exec21:00
xnoxadd the sources line, update / dist-upgrade21:00
xnoxlogout21:00
xnoxand do your builds again21:00
AmberJ_Right thanks xnox.21:00
AmberJ_The wiki page link reminds me that I should read the whole wiki page first before asking questions!21:01
xnoxScottK: who does / did ubiquity Qt/KDE frontend?21:05
ScottKVarious people over time.  Of the people that are still around, Ridell has done the most.21:05
xnoxok. I will ping him about LVM/LUKS stuff then21:06
xnoxas far as I know I didn't break Qt frontend with my bits, but I didn't implement LVM/LUKS for Qt either21:07
ScottKMy recollection is that cjwatson said foundations was going to do that (not you necessarily).21:21
ScottKIt's critical for dropping the Kubuntu alternates.21:21
xnoxI know21:37
xnoxScottK: It's just I only fiddled with pyqt for a couple of hours back in the qt3 time21:38
xnoxand I don't know C++ / Qt21:38
ScottKIt's PyQt/PyKDE anyway.21:38
xnoxi can read C++ and I did many patches.... but I still claim that I have no formal knowledge of these technologies.21:39
xnoxwith gtk+ it's like: "huh?! why would you write this, when you can do this in a rather less complicated and more straight forward way"21:39
xnoxbut again, I am one of those people who loves and enjoys C *a lot*21:40
Laneyxnox: 29/06 23:11:23 <rlb> fwiw, emacs24 has been uploaded to unstable22:14
xnoxLaney: YEAH! =)22:16
ajmitchnow that has to make it into precise-backports22:16
xnoxLaney: can't find dsc22:17
Laneyprobably NEW?22:17
xnoxLaney: can't see in NEW, nor incomming, nor the archive22:20
LaneyTimestamp: 29.06.2012 / 22:00:06 (UTC)22:20
Laneywant to bet it's there next time?22:20
xnoxLaney: should we make emacs24 default in quantal?22:22
LaneyI guess22:22
ScottKWhat's default in Wheezy?22:22
Laneydepends on the rdeps I suppose22:22
xnoxme, you, barry and loads of other people will be happy!22:22
xnoxScottK: emacs2322:22
ScottKThen we're on our own for updating rdepends.22:23
ScottKI'd investigate how much work that is before deciding.22:23
* xnox runs emacs24 from the ppa with no trouble what's so ever22:23
xnoxbut then again i am a light user of rdepends22:23
xnoxScottK: there is an AppStore for emacs24 now, so if it isn't the default it should still be ok.22:24
LaneyI suppose we should have it as a non-default option for a while.22:31
xnoxLaney: are you going to snitch the dsc from new and upload it?22:31
Laneyyou can't get files out of new22:32
xnox=((((( incomming?22:32
Laneyno22:32
xnox=(((((22:32
xnoxok22:32
Laneywell, you can in general, but that doesn't work for new stuff22:32
Laneywe'll just have to wait22:32
xnoxpatience is a virtue22:33
LaneyI imagine it might sneak its way into wheezy22:33
xnox*grin*22:33
xnoxgood night everyone!22:34
xnoxoff to bed22:34
AmberJLaters23:16

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