soreau | How can you find the configure options used for a particular package? A config.log or anything | 00:09 |
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soreau | I've tried apt-get source and packages.ubuntu.com but not finding the build output for the package | 00:20 |
maxb | The build output will only be present on launchpad | 00:22 |
soreau | ah | 00:22 |
penguin42 | soreau: Go to the 'overview' page of a package, scroll down to one of the versions, click the > and it should open a set of publishing details including 'bui;ds' and there might be an i386, click on that, and it should ahve a buildlog link | 00:24 |
* penguin42 wishes that was easier to find! | 00:24 | |
slangasek | well, if what you want is to find the options used, the general rule is download the source package and look at debian/rules | 00:26 |
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soreau | maxb: penguin42: slangasek: Thanks for the help | 00:31 |
soreau | penguin42: Yes I wish it were easier to find too but the information is there | 00:31 |
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nerdopolis__ | Hi. I am trying to compile mesa for use for Wayland on my Live CD. I do get mesa to sucessfuly compile, but the problem is is that the resulting binaries are far larger then the ones compiled in Ubuntu packages. | 01:47 |
nerdopolis__ | for instance: | 01:48 |
nerdopolis__ | The egl_gallium that gets built is 20mb while the one in the distro is 6MB | 01:48 |
nerdopolis__ | The dri folder that gets built is 87mb while the distro is 15MB | 01:48 |
nerdopolis__ | The gbm folder that gets built is 55mb while the distro is 5mb | 01:48 |
xnox | nerdopolis__: are you comparing like for like? deb with debs; unpacked files with unpacked files? | 01:49 |
nerdopolis__ | xnox: the unpacked files in /usr/lib/i386/(dri|gbm|egl_gallium) | 01:49 |
nerdopolis__ | My build script with the mesa options I use is here: http://rebeccablackos.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/rebeccablackos/rebeccablacklinux_files/usr/bin/Compile/mesa?revision=591 | 01:50 |
xnox | nerdopolis__: and like for like builds? optimisation, hardening flags, debug symbols, etc? | 01:50 |
xnox | why don't you copy the debian dir and run | 01:50 |
xnox | $ debuild | 01:50 |
xnox | to create packages as you would be able to install | 01:51 |
xnox | your script doesn't tell me what build-flags / optimisation levels / debug symbols are used | 01:51 |
xnox | so not much use... | 01:51 |
nerdopolis__ | xnox: I do use the strip command once the builds are done. My build vars are here http://rebeccablackos.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/rebeccablackos/rebeccablacklinux_files/usr/bin/build_vars?revision=605 | 01:53 |
xnox | use debian packaging if you want to create a deb. | 01:54 |
xnox | you won't be able to easily customize Live CD unless you compile debs | 01:54 |
nerdopolis__ | xnox: I'm using mesa git. I'm not really aiming to create a deb... I'm installing mesa to /opt. | 01:55 |
nerdopolis__ | I was just curious what you are using to get your mesa binaries much smaller then mine... | 01:55 |
xnox | so? we run daily builds on launchpad from upstream git, bzr, svn, etc while using debian packaging. | 01:55 |
nerdopolis__ | xnox: I need Wayland build into mesa... | 01:56 |
xnox | http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/quantal/mesa/quantal/view/head:/debian/rules | 01:56 |
xnox | this is how we compile mesa | 01:56 |
xnox | modify that to enable wayland as well | 01:57 |
nerdopolis__ | xnox: is there a way to use that file against the mesa source from git? | 01:59 |
Darxus | nerdopolis__: Yes. | 02:01 |
Darxus | nerdopolis__: Basically you copy the debian directory into the git repo and run the command to build the package. | 02:01 |
xnox | nerdopolis__: $ pull-lp-source mesa; mv mesa-*/debian mesa-my-git/; cd mesa-my-git/; debuild | 02:01 |
xnox | nerdopolis__: if you modify anything in the debian/rules as you wish. | 02:02 |
xnox | nerdopolis__: if debuild fails, use $ debuild binary | 02:02 |
xnox | and $ debuild clean | 02:02 |
xnox | or simply git reset | 02:02 |
Darxus | nerdopolis__: Did you see me mention that the ubuntu package already has a build dependency on wayland 0.95? | 02:02 |
Darxus | I wonder if you even need to be building mesa now. | 02:03 |
nerdopolis__ | xnox: sweet! I'll try that. | 02:03 |
nerdopolis__ | Darxus: I did see you mention that. I suppose I could give that a try... see what happens if I don't build mesa... | 02:03 |
xnox | nerdopolis__: daily builds from upstream $git repository of mesa, wayland and etc. are here by the way https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa | 02:04 |
xnox | if you want latest stuff | 02:04 |
nerdopolis__ | xnox: I guess I could also try that. I have been using my own buildscripts for building from GIT though... | 02:07 |
Darxus | nerdopolis__: Launchpad's automated daily build capabilities are neat. I set up a spamassassin daily build repo some time ago. | 02:07 |
Darxus | Although that svn sync has been broken for something like six months :/ | 02:08 |
xnox | nerdopolis__: that also build from GIT but into debian packages which you can install/remove/upgrade without pain. | 02:08 |
infinity | tjaalton: Halp, the Radeon driver hates my freedom, please fix. | 02:13 |
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BenC | infinity: What can I do to help the haskell transition along? | 04:01 |
infinity | BenC: Fix the radeon driver on my PowerStation. | 04:01 |
BenC | infinity: is it as simple as upload each group of dependency levels, waiting and doing the next? | 04:01 |
infinity | BenC: But, failing that, talk to me or Laney tomorrow. I'm literally just running out the door. | 04:02 |
BenC | Ok | 04:02 |
infinity | It's kinda as simple as that, except where we prefer syncs over reuploads, and sometimes it needs a buildd admin (ie: me) to just retry some things, etc. | 04:02 |
infinity | So, yeah, let's talk about it tomorrow, when I'm hung over and in a better mood overall. :) | 04:02 |
BenC | hehe, gotcha | 04:04 |
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tjaalton | infinity: whaat? :) | 10:22 |
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Andy80 | hi | 13:14 |
Andy80 | something/someone just broke the css (I suppose) in this page http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/debian-dir-overview.html | 13:14 |
Andy80 | I see it wrong both with Chrome and Firefox. Do you see the same? | 13:14 |
Andy80 | uhm... ando also the other pages :( | 13:15 |
tumbleweed | Andy80: yaeh, I'm getting 403s on the static content | 13:29 |
tumbleweed | when dbholbach turns up, prod him | 13:30 |
xnox | I have a community council type of problem who do I speak to? | 13:37 |
Laney | the community council? | 15:04 |
xnox | Laney: yeah, sorted now. | 15:13 |
xnox | Laney: how come edos-debcheck is out of date on the transition tracker? | 15:14 |
xnox | if I run locally i get "better" results ;-) | 15:14 |
xnox | e.g for ocaml & ghc | 15:15 |
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Laney | what difference do you see? | 16:39 |
xnox | Laney: for example haskell-cmdargs and haskell-chell are installable | 18:03 |
xnox | Laney: yet on ghc tracker they are not | 18:03 |
Laney | they have ftbfs | 18:05 |
xnox | Laney: ok. But only on some arches =/ so edos-check does not distinguish per-arch ? *sigh* | 18:08 |
Laney | i think it's rather a problem with the archive keeping the old arch:all package around | 18:08 |
xnox | i see | 18:10 |
xnox | thanks | 18:10 |
Laney | i'd appreciate you doing some rebuilds if you have the time (or anyone else) | 18:10 |
xnox | Laney: setting up sbuild on my Panda Board ;-) | 18:11 |
xnox | Laney: cause it looks like armhf skew | 18:12 |
Laney | yeah there's some new bug on arm | 18:12 |
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dupondje | [ 102.745406] type=1400 audit(1345917432.434:29): apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" parent=2579 profile="/usr/lib/firefox/firefox{,*[^s][^h]}" name="/etc/opensc/opensc.conf" pid=2627 comm="plugin-containe" requested_mask="r" denied_mask="r" fsuid=1000 ouid=0 | 19:13 |
dupondje | This should be reported to firefox I guess? | 19:13 |
dupondje | This is only needed when you have opensc module loaded in firefox, so not default ... | 19:14 |
xnox | dupondje: hmmm.... do you have apparmor profile enabled for firefox? | 19:14 |
dupondje | xnox: yea the default firefox apparmor profile | 19:15 |
xnox | dupondje: by default it is available, but disabled. | 19:15 |
xnox | dupondje: did you anable it? | 19:15 |
dupondje | yep :) | 19:15 |
xnox | dupondje: please do open a bug about it, but open it against two packages: firefox & apparmor. I think we provide firefox profile separately. | 19:15 |
dupondje | firefox profile is packaged in firefox | 19:16 |
xnox | dupondje: i'm just suggesting that such that apparmor experts get notified ;-) | 19:17 |
dupondje | i'll do :) | 19:17 |
dupondje | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apparmor/+bug/1041621 there :) | 19:20 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1041621 in firefox (Ubuntu) "Apparmor should have read rights granted to opensc.conf" [Undecided,New] | 19:20 |
xnox | dupondje: apport-collect 1041621 | 19:20 |
xnox | would help as well ;-) | 19:21 |
dupondje | doing :) | 19:21 |
dupondje | Spam added! thx | 19:23 |
* xnox giggles, don't tell pitti that you call apport hooks spam ;-) | 19:25 | |
* dupondje hides before getting slapped | 19:25 | |
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