[00:19] eep, python-support trying to sneak back in [00:24] slangasek: Can't we just rid Debian of it and not fight this fight every 3 weeks? :/ [00:24] infinity: I'm surprised we're having to fight it again [00:24] er, especially since this is an Ubuntu-specific change [00:25] some pythons cannot change their spots.... [00:25] Oh, the issue is that something started depending on libffdao? [00:25] infinity: no, the issue is that libffado now depends on python-support in Ubuntu where it doesn't in Debian [00:26] AIUI [00:26] one sec, still sharpening my pitchfork [00:26] slangasek: Oh, apt-get source got me an old version from Q... [00:26] doko just messed up the merge, s'all. [00:27] Oh, no. Not even that. [00:27] Current source is fine (except for the FTBFS). [00:28] hmm, so there's a britney bug here? [00:28] libffado source was updated in raring, all binaries are out of date [00:28] slangasek: The "issue" is that someone did the silly "sync, then merge" thing, and component-mismatches is reporting on the synced one. [00:29] hmm [00:29] Since the synced one made it through. [00:29] furthermore, they synced to raring [00:29] Or that. [00:29] doko: Update your copy of ubuntu-dev-tools. [00:30] doko: To one that syncs to -proposed by default, since you're an AA and bypass the reject. [00:30] doko: unless you want us to consider main open for python-support dependencies ;) [00:30] slangasek: Oh, same thing to you, if you haven't already, you had a direct sync or two on -changes as well. :P [00:30] * infinity goes to eat. [00:30] infinity: ack, pulling now [00:33] infinity: can you sponsor http://paste.ubuntu.com/1344064/ for me? [00:49] jbicha: infinity: done. [01:00] infinity: I've never seen that "hyphen at the end of a package to mark it for removal" feature [01:04] jbicha: You can also do the inverse, which is wildly confusing: "apt-get remove foo+" [01:04] jbicha: And yeahp, sponsoring away. [01:05] infinity: xnox already sponsored it [01:05] jbicha: Oh, so he did. [01:06] slangasek: Any clue about the dh_python2 vomit in https://launchpadlibrarian.net/122410716/buildlog_ubuntu-raring-i386.libffado_2.0.99%2Bsvn2171-2ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz ? [01:09] infinity: ffado-mixer-qt4 isn't actually made of Python is it? [01:09] ScottK: Probably not. But shouldn't dh_python2 -i DTRT? [01:09] Like any other dh_ thingee... [01:09] Though this would explain why it only fails on i386. [01:09] At a glance it's a dh_python2 bug to not handle that gracefully, but -Xffado-mixer-qt4 should at least work around it. [01:10] ScottK: Check. Let me give that a whirl. [01:10] infinity: Please file a bug against python-defaults in Debian too. [01:12] Oh, wait, it's being called explicitle on -pffado-mixer-qt4 [01:12] explicitly, too. [01:12] Unless it's made of Python, just don't do that then. [01:12] Bogus dh_python2 transitions FTL. [01:12] Well, doko was just doing s/dh_pysupport/dh_python2/ [01:13] So, this may warrant a bit of looking at. [01:14] ScottK: Yeah, it's definitely python. [01:15] * ScottK looks. [01:16] Or, at least, support/mixer-qt4/ffado/ is full of python... [01:16] Yeah, and so is ./support/mixer-qt4/ffado-mixer.in [01:17] Right. And the whole thing is full of CDBS. [01:17] It sure is. [01:17] The best thing about meeting Jonas at UDS was the chance to abuse him in person about CDBS. [01:17] That shouldn't matter at this point, though. [01:18] Since the build log clearly shows dh_install and friends happening before dh_python2, we should be out of potential CDBS hell by then. [01:18] infinity: ScottK: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/121157920/urwid_1.0.1-2_1.0.1-2ubuntu1.diff.gz [01:18] I have this suspicion that somehow by the time we get there, the python versions is unset somehow. [01:18] xnox: Eww, for the "literary" reference. [01:19] xnox: But if you know what's broken, feel free to fix it. :P [01:19] Although, it's 1am there. [01:19] yeah!..... [01:19] Maybe this should be a python/cdbs learning experience for me. [01:24] yay! cogl migrated [01:25] jbicha: Thanks for fixing -gst. :) [01:26] will upload the other half of boost1.49 tomorrow === doko_ is now known as doko [09:17] * cjwatson tries to work around an LP timeout in kernel-overrides [09:17] (i.e. please don't process those kernel binaries in NEW as I have a nice test case right now) [09:18] Heh, I won't. [09:19] (Though, since kernels went all-main, I can't say I ever used fancy scripts) === henrix_ is now known as henrix [09:52] infinity: also helps that I believe the default binary override bug has been fixed [09:53] ok, fallback now in kernel-overrides - at least it might help with kernels other than the mainline one [10:21] xnox: Did you get libffado sorted? [10:23] ScottK: didn't even look at it. [10:23] Oh. [10:27] ScottK, infinity did upload [10:27] doko: Thanks. [10:28] infinity: Please file a bug against python-defaults since whatever was wrong in the package, dh_python2 should do something more friendly than a traceback. [10:29] ScottK, it did work before, not sure what I did do wrong in the patch === henrix is now known as henrix_ [10:56] cjwatson, do you know why boost1.49 is not moving to raring? [10:56] it's a simple patch upload (e.g no packaging, abi, shlib, etc change) and it built on all arches [10:57] looking [10:57] thanks === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|lunch [10:59] it seems entangled with swig2.0 [10:59] seb128: boost-mpi-source1.49 produces binaries with exact-version dependencies on libboost1.49-dev [10:59] looks like that needs to be updated in sync [11:00] want me to take care of that or will you? [11:00] cjwatson, if you want to do it please feel free [11:01] I will have a look in a bit otherwise (just finishing something else first) [11:01] I'll sort it out [11:01] cjwatson, thanks [11:02] cjwatson, btw how did you find the issue? going through the binaries listed on http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_output.txt? [11:02] I used chdist [11:02] 'chdist apt-get raring-proposed-i386 install dolfin-dev' as ubuntu-archive@lillypilly and then repeatedly added the binaries it was complaining about until apt gave me a useful error [11:03] same way I'd have debugged any uninstallability problem in the past [11:03] ok, thanks for the hint [11:04] now, Laney's correct that it's also tied up with swig2.0, so I'll have a look at that too in a bit if nobody else does [11:04] (you can find that part by starting with dolfin-bin) [11:04] that might not actually be a blocker for boost1.49 absent the boost-mpi-source1.49 problem [11:05] not sure if boost couldn't migrate on its own though [11:05] yeah, I think it probably could [11:05] easiest to fix mpi and then find out :) [11:11] cjwatson: me was thinking to do do boost1.49 today, or did you match it already? [11:11] boost-mpi-source1.49 you mean? I'm working on it now [11:12] cjwatson: ok. go ahead. === mmrazik|lunch is now known as mmrazik === bdrung_ is now known as bdrung === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === seb128_ is now known as seb128 === brendand_ is now known as brendand === rtg is now known as rtg-afk === rtg-afk is now known as rtg === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti === yofel_ is now known as yofel [19:20] #newark [19:21] poo irc client [19:21] #hades ? [19:27] #jfk [19:31] #luton <--- probably the most unfriendly airport I have ever been to. [19:32] xnox, well, micahg's suggestion sounds even more unpleasant to fly to :) [19:33] ogra-cb: ha =) it's the weekend, and I don't know what to do =) [19:34] oh you poor workaholic [19:34] * ogra-cb pets xnox [19:35] ogra-cb: funny you should say that, I'm not sure when to take my holidays =) [19:35] heh, same here [19:35] xnox: port the rest of main to python3? :) [19:35] i guess the december will be silent this year [19:36] micahg: well, I want to setup a local mirror first. I guess I can do that now.... [19:37] that doesnt require much work though [19:38] more of a test of our patiency and yous bandwith [19:38] *your [19:39] * xnox has 100 MBps line.... [19:39] * micahg guesses xnox is paying less for his 100Mbps than /me is paying for 25Mbps [19:40] you are so spoiled [19:40] * ogra-cb still is on 2M SDSL [20:13] ogra-cb: not ISDN? ;) [20:13] haha, to expensive :) [20:17] * stgraber is on symetric 1000Mbps at the moment ;) [20:17] and that's on my laptop, not some remote server :) [20:22] * iulian is on asymmetric rubbish Mbps. [20:22] That's what happens when one is miles away from the telephone exchange. [20:22] :( [21:09] * tumbleweed sees armel has gone. Britney will need to be told to stop caring about it [21:10] tumbleweed: We'll get there. [21:11] * tumbleweed waves goodbye to it, and goes to bed [22:13] thanks for accepting debtags python3, now I uploaded python3-pyasn1 ;-) [22:15] xnox: http://amzn.to/lC4jhe [22:17] infinity: coming from you, it is a bit ironic =) [22:18] xnox: Just because I'm illeterate doesn't give you the right to make fu-- oh, you mean because I don't sleep? Right. [22:18] illiterate, even. There's some irony... [22:18] xnox: But I'm "sleeping" right now. I took a sick day and went back to bed, remember? [22:20] infinity: as in you don't always sleep on schedule. not making any fun of anybody =) [22:22] Do we need to wait for things like libreoffice/armel to finish before killing the DAS? [22:22] Oh, that's in quantal anyway [22:22] Running builds, in any case [22:22] Er, and echan [22:22] Yeah, probably. [23:52] DON'T PANIC [23:52] * xnox got an armel reject email ;-)