=== Guest5856 is now known as dk === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [07:05] good morning [07:32] Goooood morning dholbach. [07:34] hi iulian! === Amoz_ is now known as Amoz === yofel_ is now known as yofel === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [16:51] Hello there I was just playing around with playonlinx when I noticed that a third of the programs will not install because it (play on linux version) Is too old. I am on 12.10 the version is 4.1.1 and I noticed on Play on linux's site that they are up to 4.1.8 so I installed 4.1.8 and this version is way better then the one in the ubuntu ppa I mean there is more features and way more tools. So I was thinking why does Ubuntu have such [16:51] a old versions ? And is there anything that I could do to update the repo to be 4.1.8 and not 4.1.1 ? [16:51] thanks for your time [16:52] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=687207 [16:52] Debian bug 687207 in playonlinux "playonlinux: New version available" [Wishlist,Open] [16:54] cjwatson, should I make debian package of 4.1.8 ? [16:55] I do not know How to work with debian though they where real real real real real mean to mean on there channels when I was 1st starting out so I do not know if I care to either [16:56] maybe someone can explain some stuff to me about there hosting and what not at UDS ? [16:57] would any one like to set up a appointment with me at UDS to explain there hosting and tools that they use ? [17:33] I have a question about debuild I am so use to uploading my own packages that I have made from scratch that I do not know how to tell debuild not to include everything on upload, Example I always have ran debuild -S -sa what do I run to tell it that they source code is already uploaded and there is no reason to upload source code when running dput on the changes file [17:37] bobweaver: we (Ubuntu) care about debian, so please don't write off debian too easily [17:38] as I didn't see this myself, I have no idea about the specifics, but yes, happy to chat about it at UDS [17:38] tumbleweed, I will not tumbleweed I also care about debian a bunch and use it all the time and Love the freedoom that it gives , But I just had a hard time with the community [17:38] that is all [17:38] it happens you know [17:38] of course [17:39] bobweaver: as to your debuild question: -sa means include the orig tarball even if it doesn't think it needs to [17:40] I am also sure that they where not to impressed by me asking a bunch of question ;) [17:40] usually you don't need to specifiy -sd or -sa, it should get it right [17:40] bobweaver: being patient, respectful of others' time, and having a thick skin - all usually helps [17:41] but you are right I am not going to let a couple bad eggs ruin my omelet . maybe they where having a bad day, we all do [17:42] * bobweaver goes to medical cabinet and gets out vit B (think skin) [17:42] thick * === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [17:43] tumbleweed, PM ? about meetup at UDS [17:46] bobweaver: sure === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [17:56] bobweaver: #debian IRC is often not desperately representative of Debian. It works much more by e-mail. [17:56] Thanks cjwatson ! [17:56] I will keep that in mind for the future === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [17:58] question: under the line Uploaders: in the debian dir can I have 2 people? example Uploaders: Jose Doe , Jose Moe [17:59] in the control file sorry [18:00] Yes. http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s-f-Uploaders [18:02] cjwatson, I was just reading that and was wondering what folded means ? in the line "The Uploaders field in debian/control can be folded." [18:03] http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s-controlsyntax defines that. [18:06] I see thanks again [18:17] I am sorry to ask another question but I can not seem to get this control file right. error is line 37: first block lacks a source field Here is the control file http://paste.ubuntu.com/1228959/ [18:17] thanks again for your time [18:19] bobweaver: why not use the existing package as a starting point? [18:19] bobweaver: in that control file you are mixing source and binary package [18:22] you mean that the stanza is not correct and there needs to be two ? I tried that like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/1228973/ but it errors out on line 13 because of the white space [18:22] I m sorry I dont not follow [18:22] the first line should be Source: [18:22] and installed-size is no key [18:22] neither is Version [18:23] apt-get source playonlinux for a working control [18:25] Oh my I see what you are saying I am dumb sometimes line one neds to be Source not package [18:35] Sweet it worked [18:35] In the ppa ! https://launchpad.net/~josephjamesmills/+archive/beta === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === Amoz is now known as Staffan_Star === Staffan_Star is now known as Amz === Amz is now known as Amoz [23:00] Hello there as some of you know I was playing with play on linux and updating the version. Well I am done now. And Fixed http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=687207 Now I am wondering how to upload to debian so it will make its way to Ubuntu ? [23:00] Debian bug 687207 in playonlinux "playonlinux: New version available" [Wishlist,Open] === zz_Kiall is now known as Kiall === Kiall is now known as zz_Kiall [23:21] bobweaver: You can't - you offer a patch to the Debian maintainers and they decide whether to accept it [23:22] bobweaver: However I noticed that you appeared to have repackaged playonlinux from scratch [23:22] That's not good [23:22] Yeah because the source upstream had changed [23:22] That's not a reason to repackage from scratch [23:22] I sould make it with the upstream tar ball ? [23:23] When you update a Debian (or Ubuntu) package to a new upstream version, you don't start from scratch and run dh_make against the upstream tarball [23:23] You update the existing packaging [23:25] You appear to have taken things like the changelog but thrown away most of the rest of the packaging [23:26] I'd actually suggest just leaving it to the Debian games team, TBH, as they likely know what they're doing here - they just said in the bug that they didn't want to bother with it until after wheezy's released [23:27] Ah, it looks like upstream has their own partial debian/ directory now, or something [23:27] We generally ignore those [23:27] cjwatson, could you point me to a tutorial for that ? I know that it is a large subject . I guess what I am missing is . do I go to Git and grab upstream or apt-get source POL then run a diff on that tarball and change the files and the debian stuff ? Yeah I think that must of the stuff that was in the debian/* [23:27] Er, in general it is a creative task that involves knowing the package [23:27] was old and not needed [23:28] Things like uscan can help with the basics but the details of revision control and the like totally depend on the package and its maintainers [23:28] I don't have a tutorial for you