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* TheLordOfTime yawns00:13
TheLordOfTimemaxb, did you ever resolve mspencer's question about marking it as affects:preicse ?00:14
TheLordOfTimeprecise*00:14
penguin42anyone remind me how you mark a bug as affecting a previous release - i.e. you mark current as fixed released but someone is saying they'd like it fixed in an older one? Is that nominate for series?00:20
TheLordOfTimenominate for the older release, mark it fix released there?00:20
TheLordOfTimenominate for series is how bugs that're filed against a package can be set in multiple releases00:21
TheLordOfTime(such as precise, quantal, and raring)00:21
TheLordOfTimebut if you're not a member of a group that can actually approve the nomination of the series, you'll just have to wait a while after you've nominated...00:22
penguin42TheLordOfTime: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/okular/+bug/1070685  hmm that doesn't look right - I thought you often see it with a separate thing on the left  something like  okular (Precise) or something similar?00:22
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1070685 in okular (Ubuntu) "pdf does not print correctly, and ps generated from pdf shows errors when viewing" [Medium,Fix released]00:22
TheLordOfTimepenguin42, did you fail to set this right?00:23
TheLordOfTime:P00:23
TheLordOfTimepenguin42, you don't change the bug until AFTER its set that it affects precise.00:23
penguin42TheLordOfTime: Right, but how do I set it that it affects precise - that's my question00:23
TheLordOfTimeyou hit "Nominate for series"00:23
TheLordOfTimechoose "Precise"00:24
TheLordOfTimeand wait00:24
TheLordOfTimeare you bugcontrol?00:24
penguin42yes00:24
penguin42ah - that's got it, thanks00:24
TheLordOfTimethis was fixed in quantal?00:24
penguin42TheLordOfTime: Well....it works in Quantal00:24
TheLordOfTimethe question was whether the bug affects quantal00:24
TheLordOfTimeif not, then it was likely fixed in the interim00:24
penguin42TheLordOfTime: The original reporter is reporting it affects precise, it doesn't affect Quantal - where it was fixed is difficult to know00:25
TheLordOfTimeif it doesn't affect quantal, then i'd assume it was fixed somewhere between the precise and quantal versions00:25
TheLordOfTimemaybe in the Debian version of the package, if it exists?00:25
penguin42TheLordOfTime: Which as per my comments is difficult, but it's reasonable that the reporter would want a precise fix00:26
TheLordOfTimeindeed.00:26
TheLordOfTimei never touch the milestone, though *shrugs*00:27
TheLordOfTimenormally i leave that to the more fluent bug gods ;P00:27
penguin42TheLordOfTime: Yeh the milestone was my mistake00:27
* penguin42 has undone that00:27
TheLordOfTimei've commented that we've nominated the bug to be marked as affecting Precise00:28
penguin42TheLordOfTime: The tricky thing is tracking down exactly which package causes his bug, without doing that it wouldn't be possible to SRU it00:28
TheLordOfTimeindeed.00:28
TheLordOfTimeif the bug's not in okular but some ancillary package, then the bug isnt actually *in* ocular00:28
TheLordOfTimes/ancillary/supporting or dependency/00:28
penguin42TheLordOfTime: Agreed, but it's the current best bet00:28
TheLordOfTimemaking the okular bug invalid, and the bug'll need filing against whatever the other package is ;P00:29
TheLordOfTimeindeed.00:29
TheLordOfTimei did add a comment that we nominated it for precise, so they should be less naggy ;P00:29
TheLordOfTimeYOU EVIL THING, WHY DO YOU NOT COMPILE RIGHT!00:29
* TheLordOfTime kicks his php5 fork00:29
TheLordOfTimephp5's inherently evil, but... *shrugs*00:30
penguin42yeh; the tricky thing now is how the heck to ask the end user to help track down where it broke00:30
TheLordOfTimei'll betcha if it is fixed in the version in quantal there's a bug somewhere on it00:30
TheLordOfTimeeither on LP, Debian, or upstream00:30
TheLordOfTimeand that bug was marked as fixed.  or marked as invalid and information was staqted in that bug where it was fixed00:30
TheLordOfTimebrb, reboot for linux :)00:31
penguin42TheLordOfTime: I suspect there are so many pdf rendering fixes that it's going to be a bit nasty to find; coupled with it could actually be any bit of pdf/postscriptism down the chain00:31
TheLordOfTimemhm00:34
TheLordOfTime(fast reboots, for the win)00:34
TheLordOfTime*sigh* i'll be glad when this is fixed: https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/107423900:36
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1074239 in Launchpad itself "Timeout error when trying to view any user profile page." [Critical,In progress]00:36
TheLordOfTimeits a pain to have that there :/00:36
TheLordOfTime*sigh* penguin42, you know what I hate...00:38
TheLordOfTimei hate packages that depend on a given web server :/00:38
penguin42TheLordOfTime: Erk, like what?00:38
TheLordOfTimedokuwiki00:38
TheLordOfTimeerm, that may just be the system actually00:39
* TheLordOfTime dissects the package00:39
TheLordOfTimeoh, you know what... i think its one of its php dependencies00:39
TheLordOfTimeor the recommendations...00:39
penguin42TheLordOfTime: I'm sure there's a reason you like fixing php stuff, I can't imagine why....00:40
TheLordOfTimeits pulling php5-cli and libapache2* stuff as Recommends and Suggests00:40
TheLordOfTimepenguin42:  actually i despise the package00:40
TheLordOfTimei just try and help confirm things ;P00:40
TheLordOfTimeand get things closer to Triaged00:40
TheLordOfTimeas for php5, i SRU the severe things that'd also impact nginx ;P00:40
penguin42nod; I try and stick to things I've got some idea about00:40
TheLordOfTimei have semi-decent knowledge to fix some php5 bugs00:40
TheLordOfTimebut its SRUing them that people fial to do :p00:40
TheLordOfTimeand i only get involved with ones which impact my setups :P;00:41
TheLordOfTimeotherwise, my focus is nginx00:41
penguin42what's nginx?00:41
TheLordOfTimeubottu's not in here right?00:41
TheLordOfTime<ubottu> nginx (source: nginx): small, powerful, scalable web/proxy server. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2.1-2.2 (quantal), package size 7 kB, installed size 86 kB00:41
TheLordOfTimeyep00:41
TheLordOfTimeits not.00:41
TheLordOfTimeits a wbe server in universe.00:41
penguin42ah ok00:41
* TheLordOfTime despises apache00:41
TheLordOfTimenginx is easier to understand ;P00:42
TheLordOfTimeat least to me.00:42
TheLordOfTimeless cruft in the way, IMO00:42
* penguin42 isn't really a web servery person; I've only done relatively simple stuff with webservers00:42
TheLordOfTimeyeah, apparently some of the nginx people would rather have an Ubuntu-fluent person handle their SRUs00:43
* TheLordOfTime ended up being that person :/00:43
penguin42ah, didn't run fast enough :-)00:43
TheLordOfTime:P00:43
TheLordOfTimei mean, its not a problem for me, i know the package pretty well.  most bugfixes are handled upstream, so then i just SRU the patch :p00:44
TheLordOfTimeits pretty bug-free in Ubuntu right now.  either that or nobody's using it.00:46
penguin42yeh that's not too bad once you're used to the sequence00:50
TheLordOfTimei've done a couple of SRUs, only needed to SRU nginx once, though.00:56
TheLordOfTimealthough if we look only at that package, i've had fixes for security bugs pushed too by the security team00:57
TheLordOfTimethat was a bit ago, that's the first true work on the package i've done outside of a couple of bug reports00:57
TheLordOfTimesince then, there hasnt been much of a need for a lot of SRUs00:57
TheLordOfTimebeing on the server team, though, i end up seeing all the php5 bugs.00:58
TheLordOfTimeit gets annoying after a while ;P00:58
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