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elopiohello.04:23
elopioanyone around to help me with a simple debian bug?04:24
elopiotumbleweed: ping.04:25
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dholbachgood morning07:00
Rhondaelopio: If you would describe your issue I could have answered now - instead I have to ask: what problem do you have? :)07:07
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FlowRiserHey all :)13:37
FlowRiserHow can I test a greeter using lightdm ?13:37
exodusHello FlowRiser, here are two links about the subject:13:44
exodushttp://www.mattfischer.com/blog/?p=513:44
FlowRiserexodus, thanks :D13:44
exodusFlowRiser, you want to edit the lightdm.conf13:45
FlowRiseroh, i see; then put the name of my preferred greeter13:45
FlowRiserthanks :)13:45
exodusFlowRiser, exactly, the blog post shows you how, but if you're not up for the read, check /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf13:46
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dholbachhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek last day starting in 13 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom14:47
elopioRhonda: I know :) But I don't want an answer, I would like somebody to help me for around ten minutes sending my first patch to debian.14:53
elopioanyone interested in giving me a hand?14:53
tumbleweedthere are people here who will help you14:54
tumbleweed!ask | elopio14:55
ubottuelopio: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience14:55
tumbleweedwhere are you stuck?14:55
tumbleweedI know it seems rude to just ask, but it really works best when you aren't relying on  one person to help you, but rather everyone who is around14:56
elopiotumbleweed: I attended your class and dholbach's. Now I want to fix this:14:58
elopiohttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=68201114:58
ubottuDebian bug 682011 in sikuli-ide "sikuli-ide: typo on the package description" [Minor,Open]14:58
elopiotumbleweed: I did quilt edit and refresh as you mentioned, with the fix.14:58
elopioI tried to debuild, and it failed. And I don't know what to do next. Let me get you the error.14:58
tumbleweedelopio: ok, quilt isn't relevant here, because it's a change to the debian packaging14:58
tumbleweedI actually don't think there's anything that needs to be done14:58
tumbleweedthat bug report contains a good "verbal patch"14:58
elopiotumbleweed: hum, I know. But I filed it like a month ago, and hasn't been fixed.14:58
tumbleweeddebian is currently in feature freeze, so minor things like that are not likely to get much attention until wheezy releases14:58
tumbleweedeven if it wasn't in the freeze, that's just something one would normally roll into the next upload. Not something that would be fixed on its own14:58
elopiotumbleweed: and I wanted to use it to learn how to send the patch to debian. I still don't understand the workflow.14:58
tumbleweedok, if you want to generate a patch: modify the source, add a changelog entry, debuild -S, and debdiff14:59
elopiotumbleweed: and then send it by mail? Is there no way for me to propose a merge like in launchpad?15:00
tumbleweedelopio: you send it by email to 682011@bugs.debian.org15:01
tumbleweedif you look at the PTS page for sikuli, you'll see that teh packaging is in git15:02
tumbleweedbut really, for almost everything, just e-mailing a patch or two is the easiest15:02
elopiook, I get it. And this is really easy, the patch that way makes no sense. I better look for a different one.15:03
elopiotumbleweed: ok, a question. When I did pull-lp-source sikuli-ide I got 4 things.15:04
elopioa folder, a .tar.gz, a .dsc and a .build.15:04
elopiocan you explain to me what are they?15:04
elopiooh, and an .orig.tar.gz15:05
tumbleweedelopio: http://wiki.debian.org/IntroDebianPackaging covers a lot of this15:05
elopioall right, thanks.15:06
elopioother question. Should I use pbuilder to create a sid chroot, right?15:09
tumbleweedor sbuild. personally, I use sbuild15:09
elopiogood. Thanks. I'll be playing around and come back with more questions :)15:22
TheLordOfTimeanyone knokw where i can find the SRU queue, for items pending review for an SRU?  or should i just poke someone on the SRU team and ask?15:48
micahgTheLordOfTime: in proposed or not accepted yet?15:48
tumbleweedhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+queue?queue_state=1 are the things uploaded to precise and not accepted by SRU team yet15:49
TheLordOfTimemicahg:  in proposed, last i heard, according to the sponsor for that package (its in Main, but...)15:49
TheLordOfTime(was awaiting SRU team approval last i checked, which was 3 days ago)15:49
tumbleweedhttp://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/pending-sru.html once they are accepted15:50
* micahg is confused, but now you have both links :)15:50
TheLordOfTimemicahg:  i don't have upload rights.  The sponsor who I worked with uploaded the changed package to precise-proposed, and i was curious whether the SRU team had accepted it yet or not :P15:51
TheLordOfTimeif its still in proposed, its not accepted :P15:51
tumbleweedTheLordOfTime: no15:52
tumbleweedTheLordOfTime: uplaods to precise-proposed have to be accepted by the SRU team15:52
TheLordOfTimetumbleweed:  really?15:52
tumbleweedbefore they are published in precise-proposed15:52
tumbleweedthen they have to age for a week and be verified, before being copied to -updates15:52
TheLordOfTimeah, wait its in the upload queue15:53
* TheLordOfTime misread15:53
TheLordOfTimetbh, i'd be stabbing the SRU team left and right if it weren't for the PPA i published the fix for the package to... the package has a regression that popped up between oneiric and precise, which prevents php5 from reporting errors back to the webserver (at least in nginx), and fixes an (obscure, but possible to encounter) issue of a segfault.15:54
TheLordOfTimei just needed the links, though, thanks.15:54
tumbleweedthey've just had a point release, we can give them some slack :)15:55
TheLordOfTimetumbleweed:  *shrugs* a medium priority and a high priority bug sometimes pique my interest.  especially when they affect my production environments :P15:55
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* Laney slides a glance towards iulian17:41
* Laney wonders if he might have a few spare minutes to upload some cheeky rebuilds tonight17:42
* Laney will be out17:42
Laneystarting now. ttyl!17:42
highvoltagebyelaney17:45
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iulianLaney: Certainly.19:05
TheLordOfTimeanyone able to help me in figuring out why debuild -S is ignoring the orig.tar.gz in a given package build?21:46
TheLordOfTimehello?21:52
BachstelzeTheLordOfTime: most probably the filename doesn't match the package name21:57
TheLordOfTimeBachstelze:  unlikely, the .orig.tar.gz was built with dh_make --createorig21:58
TheLordOfTimeit literally shows right there21:58
TheLordOfTime4.0K drwxrwxr-x 4 teward teward 4.0K Aug 30 17:56 formatjunkie-1.04/21:58
TheLordOfTime148K -rw-rw-r-- 1 teward teward 145K Aug 30 17:56 formatjunkie_1.04.orig.tar.gz21:58
TheLordOfTime:/21:58
TheLordOfTimeBachstelze:  this is the debuild -S output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1176749/22:00
Bachstelzeuh, what exactly do you mean by "ignoring"?22:01
TheLordOfTimeoh wait hang on22:01
* TheLordOfTime tests something22:01
TheLordOfTimeah, figured out why22:02
TheLordOfTimesomehow, it generated a changelog that had other data in it o.O22:02
TheLordOfTimeBachstelze:  by "ignore" i meant that it was omitting the .orig.tar.gz file as part of the source package22:03
TheLordOfTimeso LP PPAs would autoreject22:03
Bachstelzethat's normal, you have to use debuild -S -sa22:03
Bachstelzeto include the source in the upload22:04
TheLordOfTimei think i already had that defined...22:04
TheLordOfTime... somewhere *checks*22:04
Bachstelzeyour debuild output says you don't22:04
TheLordOfTime*shrugs*22:04
TheLordOfTimei just rebuilt it and it built now *shrugs*22:05
Bachstelzethe default is to not include it because normally the source is already up22:05
TheLordOfTimeis there a way i can perpetually tell it to always include the source tarball?22:05
Bachstelzeno22:05
TheLordOfTimeBachstelze:  even if that's the case, PPAs want that anyways, so...22:05
Bachstelzeer22:05
Bachstelzeprobably but it would be a bad idea <= better phrasing22:05
TheLordOfTimethere's no harm, though, if in ~/.devscripts i have DEBUILD_DPKG_BUILDPACKAGE_OPTS=-kKEYID22:06
TheLordOfTimeright?22:06
* TheLordOfTime has about 7 different GPG keys on this system22:07
TheLordOfTime(not all are for Ubuntu :P)22:07
Bachstelzease don the same source tarball)22:07
Bachstelzeugh22:08
BachstelzeTheLordOfTime: that's fine, you can even put -sa ther eif you want, but you will get a package rejected if you want to upload a new version of the same package (ie. based on the same source tarball)22:08
Bachstelzethe server will not let you upload the same source tarball twice (hence why it' snot uploaded by default, you only do it once)22:08
TheLordOfTimeBachstelze:  then why was it not recognizing this as a new package i wonder...22:10
TheLordOfTime*shrugs*22:10
BachstelzeTheLordOfTime: how would it do that? it would have to probe the archive to see if the tarball is already up there, that would be unconvenient22:12
Bachstelzefor example then you can't build packages while offline22:12
TheLordOfTimethis convo's going nowhere...22:12
* TheLordOfTime returns to checking whether the upload was accepted22:12
TheLordOfTimeBachstelze:  i think my system was just having a hissy fit22:13
TheLordOfTimeit started doing that a bit after a small power surge about an hour ago22:13

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