[00:15] <ScottK> wgrant: \o/ - Is it possible we've seen the last of queue page timeouts?
[00:21] <wgrant> ScottK: Hopefully. It's all cjwatson's good work, not mine, but I think all the accept timeouts should be fixed.
[00:22] <ScottK> Yes, but you've battled with it enough over the years.
[00:22] <wgrant> Indeed.
[08:08] <a-l-e> i'm trying to create a PPA of scribus with indic support...
[08:08] <a-l-e> i've taken the PPA for 1.5 and changed to match the new name (scribus-git-indic)
[08:08] <a-l-e> now, i have to add the dependency to libicu...
[08:08] <a-l-e> i've tried but i think i've failed...
[08:09] <a-l-e> this is the error log
[08:09] <a-l-e> absolute
[08:09] <a-l-e> mm...
[08:10] <a-l-e--> https://launchpadlibrarian.net/117684839/buildlog_ubuntu-precise-i386.scribus-git-indic_1.5.0svn.indic201209281900_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz
[08:10] <a-l-e> which suggests that libicu is not find...
[08:13] <a-l-e--> this is the control file as i have changed...
[08:13] <a-l-e--> http://pastebin.com/6zr4KN5u
[08:21] <tsimpson> a-l-e: you should run make with VERBOSE=1 to see what it's actually doing
[08:22] <a-l-e> and how can i set the verbose option?
[08:22] <tsimpson> make VERBOSE=1
[08:22] <a-l-e> mmm...
[08:22] <a-l-e> the error happens when i upload the sources to launchpad
[08:23] <tsimpson> yes, but it's not showing the command (and more importantly the arguments) it's running, so it's hard to diagnose
[08:23] <a-l-e> so: how can i change the options for make on launchpad?
[08:23] <tsimpson> in your debian/rules
[08:23] <a-l-e> ah :-)
[08:25] <a-l-e> should i just add
[08:25] <a-l-e> VERBOSE=1
[08:25] <a-l-e> after
[08:25] <a-l-e> DEBUG_FLAG=1
[08:25] <a-l-e> ?
[08:28] <tsimpson> maybe, try it and see ;)
[08:29] <tsimpson> not sure if you have to export variables from debian/rules for make to get them
[08:29] <tsimpson> #ubuntu-packaging can probably help you out
[08:29] <a-l-e> ok
[08:29] <a-l-e> but, basically, the question is how to correctly add a dependency to libicu...
[08:30] <tsimpson> no, you don't know the question until you know why it failed
[08:30] <a-l-e> or simply how can i find another package that depends on libicu and check  how it's included there
[08:30] <tsimpson> which is why you want a verbose make, so you can see what it's trying, an failing, to do
[08:30] <a-l-e> it's failing because it does not find libicu...
[08:30] <tsimpson> you don't know that
[08:31] <tsimpson> all you know is that, "upon linking there are undefined symbols"
[08:31] <a-l-e> it's in the buildlog...
[08:31] <tsimpson> you don't yet know if it's even trying to link to icu
[08:31] <a-l-e--> /build/buildd/scribus-git-indic-1.5.0svn.indic201209281900/scribus/fonts/schbfunctions.cpp:94: undefined reference to `u_getIntPropertyValue_48'
[08:32] <tsimpson> where's the linker command?
[08:32] <tsimpson> where does it say what it's trying to link to?
[08:32] <tsimpson> where does it say where it's searching for libraries?
[08:32] <a-l-e> it's in the CMakeFiles
[08:33] <tsimpson> you can't see the command it's actually trying to run, so you can't see why it's failing
[08:33] <a-l-e> well, it's failing because it can't find libicu.
[08:33] <tsimpson> prove it
[08:34] <a-l-e> and i agree with you that i don't know why it's not finding it.
[08:34] <tsimpson> show me where it's trying to link
[08:34] <tsimpson> I see no "-licu"
[08:34] <a-l-e> because libicu is defining `u_getIntPropertyValue_48
[08:34] <tsimpson> you don't have enough information to to even say it's attempting to link to icu
[08:34] <tsimpson> that's why you need the verbose mode
[08:35] <a-l-e> no problem with trying the verbose mode...
[08:35] <tsimpson> then you can actually see what's failing, and what the real question is
[08:35] <a-l-e> but if somebody could tell me how to correctly add a dependency, i already could check that
[08:36] <tsimpson> you do have build dependency on libicu-dev, that's already done
[08:36] <a-l-e> ok
[08:36] <a-l-e> finally, also the local build failed again at the same place...
[08:36] <a-l-e> so i can test it locally
[08:37] <tsimpson> then just run "make VERBOSE=1" locally and you can get more information
[08:37] <a-l-e> (it works on my debian system, so i have to suppose that generally speaking the code works)
[08:43] <a-l-e--> http://pastebin.com/AAijZdfE
[08:43] <a-l-e> this is the result of make -VERBOSE
[08:44] <a-l-e> i retry a fresh compile on debian...
[08:57] <a-l-e> ok, i have to leave for a couple of hours...
[08:57] <a-l-e> i will retry it later in the afternoon
[13:44] <pkt__> something strange is going on with my ppa
[13:44] <pkt__> germinate can't download Packages.bz2
[13:44] <pkt__> while from the browser it works fine
[13:45] <pkt__> could it be a user-agent-based block or something? (germinate uses urllib2)
[15:09] <pkt__> scratch that report, it was probably something local here
[15:38] <RobinJ> the stupid thing refuses my public key, which works fine for a different bzr branch....
[15:39] <RobinJ> Permission denied (publickey).
[15:39] <RobinJ> bzr: ERROR: Connection closed: Unexpected end of message. Please check connectivity and permissions, and report a bug if problems persist.
[15:39] <RobinJ> are there some known server problems, or is this once again a bug
[15:39] <RobinJ> ?
[19:09] <lifeless> RobinJ1995: authentication happens before any branch info is examined, so if you key works for one LP branch it will work for them all.
[19:09] <lifeless> RobinJ1995: yu may have the username in url on the working branch, or something like that
[19:10] <lifeless> RobinJ1995: or it may be coincidence that it works for one and not the other, I see a report of intermittent issues, which I'll escalate
[19:28] <lifeless> RobinJ1995: you could try again