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chilicuilhi, I'm trying to add a patch to package without a patch system, what should I do?, add a patch system? (quilt) or modify the upstream files?01:41
mdeslaur_chilicuil: if it's for a stable release, modify the files. If it's for the dev release, it depends. If some files are already modified, please modify the files. If no files are already modified outside of the debian directory, then yeah, use quilt ie: source format 3.001:46
mdeslaur_chilicuil: what package?01:46
chilicuilmdeslaur_: rcconf it only have 1 change, but it was made on /debian so, no patch system was necessary01:47
chilicuilmdeslaur_: and it's to go to the dev release and then if possible request sru for quantal / precise01:48
mdeslaur_if it's in the debian directory, then your problem is solved, no patch system necessary01:49
chilicuilmdeslaur_: the change I'm going to do is on upstream files, but then AFAIK no other changes where made to upstream files.., so I suppose I'll go with the quilt format01:50
mdeslaur_chilicuil: actually, looks like it's a native package, so you're better off just changing the files01:52
chilicuilmdeslaur_: ohh, how did u know it was a native package?, I'm gonna change just the files01:52
mdeslaur_it only has a single source tarball, and the version number doesn't have a '-' in it01:53
mdeslaur_is 2.5ubuntu1 instead of something like 2.5-0ubuntu101:53
chilicuilI'll remember that, thanks for your time01:54
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* achiang pokes infinity during non-work hours re: valgrind :)02:45
scienteswhat happened to #debian-multiarch?03:06
micahgscientes: you mean #multiarch on OFTC?03:07
scientesmicahg, yep, i just got it wrong, my bad03:19
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pittiGood morning06:34
pittitkamppeter_: no, cups-pk-helper doesn't sound like something which should be seeded; it should be a dependency of all packages that talk to it, such as gnome-control-center and/or s-c-p (if that uses it)06:35
pittiah, what seb128 said06:35
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dholbachgood morning08:02
mitya57guten morgen dholbach08:02
dholbachhey mitya5708:02
dholbachmitya57, did you see that Russian get lots of translations updates in the packaging guide? :)08:03
mitya57wow, it's 61%!08:04
didrockshey dholbach!08:04
dholbachmitya57, exactly :)08:04
dholbachsalut didrocks :)08:04
mitya57dholbach: can you please investigate what happens with http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/es/singlehtml/_static/translations.js?08:06
mitya57it is installed by the package, I've just verified08:06
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dholbachmitya57, will do08:07
mitya57thanks08:07
mitya57btw:08:08
mitya57-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 357 Дек  7 17:05 /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-packaging-guide-html-es/_static/translations.js08:08
mitya57$ dpkg-query -S /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-packaging-guide-html-es/_static/translations.js08:08
mitya57ubuntu-packaging-guide-html-es: /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-packaging-guide-html-es/_static/translations.js08:08
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pittiapw: how annoying -- our tests find crashes in the kernel!09:36
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apwpitti, heh nice09:41
pittiapw: I filed bug 1089818 with a minimal CLI test case09:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1089818 in linux (Ubuntu) "kernel crash when mounting encrypted (device mapped) ext4 partition" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108981809:41
pittifortunately this works in kvm, so no need to crash my workstation all the time09:41
pittiapw: I attached a screenshot of the oops, but unfortuantely it cuts off the upper end (and as it's a hard crash there is no Shift+PageUp)09:42
pittiis there a trick to see the full one? like configuring the console to be bigger or so?09:42
apwyeah... thats too normal09:42
apwyou used to be able to go to a higher resolution, but not so much now i think09:42
pittiyeah, those days with real svga modes09:43
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Sweetsharkdoko, pitti: fyi, I enabled the libmerged configury and there seem to be no issues. I havent tried if is speeds things up on slow hardware, but it does save ~8MB in package size for libreoffice-core and up to 150MB on libreoffice-dbg (unless something else essential changed between alpha/beta and quantal/raring there)10:11
pitti\o/10:16
apwpitti, on this luks bug, as it reproduces in KVM you ought to be able to configure a serial console and get the full dump i recon10:28
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chrisccoulsonwhere does python get its search paths from when you don't import site.py (ie, with -S)?10:45
chrisccoulsonnm, figured it out10:53
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tkamppeterpitti, hi11:25
bdrung_dholbach: please don't forget to unsubscribe the sponsors team11:27
Laneyhow do I find out the UUID whoopsie is using?11:27
evLaney: printf $(sudo cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_uuid) | sha512sum11:28
Laneyev: that doesn't exist on this system11:28
evLaney: then it's the sha512 sum of your mac address11:28
Laneyah ok11:29
Laneyhm, nothing showing11:32
LaneyI was hoping whoopsie could tell me itself to reduce the chance of me calculating it differently11:32
LaneyI suppose there is probably some lag after submission11:33
evLaney: lag?11:34
Laneybefore it would show up on errors.u.c - time to be retraced and such?11:35
xnoxLaney: did you just submit your first ever crash from that machine?11:35
Laneyyeah11:35
evLaney: it doesn't retrace every crash. All your reports should be instantly available off errors.ubuntu.com/user/$your_id11:38
evthe whoopsie binary doesn't print out the identifier it users (yet - feel free to file a bug against the upstream project for that)11:38
Laneyev: Is there a log file that shows whether submissions were successfully made?11:39
evLaney: do make sure you're not including a newline in whatever you're feeding into sha512sum11:39
Laneyoh, yeah, that could be it11:39
evLaney: a successful submission will result in a .uploaded file being written to /var/crash11:40
LaneyOK good, I see two of those there11:40
LaneyStill can't get the UUID right, but the presence of those files reassures me somewhat11:42
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Laneycontext is that I enabled core dumps on the nexus 7 and want to see if they are making it up to errors.u.c correctly11:42
evLaney: do you have an eth0 device?11:43
Laneyno, just wlan011:43
evhm, it should still use that11:44
evit only avoids the loopback device11:45
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evLaney: so as a quick workaround, you could build whoopsie from source with a printf("ident: %s\n", whoopsie_identifier); on line 89511:46
evthen make and sudo LD_LIBRARY_PATH=src CRASH_DB_URL=https://daisy.ubuntu.com ./src/whoopsie -f11:46
everr line 895 in src/whoopsie.c11:47
Laneyev: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1429511/ - that's how I'm getting the UUID11:47
Laneylet me try that11:47
evah, that wont work11:47
everr nevermind. It should do11:48
Laneyyeah that's the same one whoopsie tells me it gets11:52
Laneyhmm11:52
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pittiev: reviewed https://code.launchpad.net/~ev/daisy/optional_s3/+merge/13953213:22
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evpitti: thanks; I'll fix those :)13:32
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bdrung_tumbleweed: can we get #1088565 fixed in Debian testing?13:54
tumbleweedbdrung_: yeah that was on my radar somewhere...13:57
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bdrung_tumbleweed: do you know what causes that crash?13:58
pittitseliot: ah, the u-d-common autopkgtest fails, it seems bcmwl-kernel-source has lost its Modaliases: header; I'm looking into this14:05
tseliotpitti: oh, I hadn't noticed14:05
pittitseliot: yeah, and the debdiff doesn't show an obvious bug14:06
pittitseliot: but thanks to having tests :)14:06
tseliotpitti: yes, it's great to have them :)14:06
tumbleweedbdrung_: well "Not permitted to upload directly to raring; try raring-proposed instead." is kind of self explanatory14:20
tumbleweedas to python-keyring and dbus, NAFC14:20
tseliotpitti: it seems that they have removed struct pci_device_id wl_id_table[] from wl_linux.c14:27
apacheloggertkamppeter: is there a way to set a custom printer test page at runtime?14:27
pittitseliot: or rather, replaced it with { PCI_ANY_ID, PCI_ANY_ID, PCI_ANY_ID, PCI_ANY_ID}14:27
pittiwhich is quite pointless14:27
tseliotpitti: right14:28
pittiI'm keeping notes in bug 1089943 FYI14:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1089943 in bcmwl (Ubuntu Raring) "Lost its Modalises: package header" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108994314:28
pittiso if that effing module itself doesn't know which devices it can talk to, how is userspace supposed to know?14:29
pittithanks broadcom. not.14:29
tseliotpitti: heh, right...14:30
tseliotpitti: here's the output of modinfo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1429785/14:35
tseliotpitti: we should probably use that as the alias14:36
pittitseliot: ok, so I guess I'll drop the parsing script, and just add a static alias for vendor == broadcom and class == network14:36
tseliotpitti: right14:36
pittitseliot: that's too wide, though; we don't want it to match on all vendors14:36
pittitseliot: thanks14:37
tseliotpitti: thanks to you14:37
pittihmm, I wonder if that's actually right14:38
pittiunfortunately my mini 10 is away for the week14:38
pittiseb128: you still have your mini 10, right?14:38
seb128pitti, I do14:40
seb128pitti, do you need anything tested on it?14:40
pittiseb128: yes, if you could14:40
seb128pitti, sure can14:40
seb128tell me14:40
pittiseb128: I need the output of "ubuntu-drivers debug" on that thing14:40
seb128what ubuntu version?14:40
pittiseb128: or, if it's running precise, run jockey and give me the log14:40
pittiseb128: doesn't matter14:41
pittiseb128: I'm just interested in the vendor/product/device class/device subclass of the broadcom wifi14:41
seb128ok, let me boot it, I'm unsure what version is on it, I use it as a testbox mainly nowadays so that keeps changing :p14:41
pittiseb128: or, regardless of the ubuntu version: cat /sys/class/net/*/device/uevent14:41
pittiseb128: ^ that'll work everywhere and is enough14:42
ScottKlamont: Can haz postfix 2.9.5?  Raring or experimental as you prefer.14:42
seb128pitti, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1429801/14:45
seb128pitti, that's the cat output14:45
pittihah!14:45
pittitseliot: ^ so current wl is broken14:45
pittitseliot: as it only matches on sc80, while a real card uses sc0014:46
tseliotpitti: oh, we should report that to broadcom then14:46
pittioh, ignore me14:46
pittiseb128: weird, that doesn't look like a broadcom card14:47
tseliotfalse positive?14:47
pittivendor 10EC14:47
pittiDRIVER=r816914:47
tseliotoh14:47
pittiseb128: is that not using the bcmwl driver then?14:47
pittiseb128: my mini 10 has a broadcom wifi chip14:47
seb128pitti, it is, but I think that's a stock install of precise without the driver enabled (wifi seems to not be working)14:48
seb128pitti, let me run jockey14:48
smoserslangasek, bug 1070345 failed verification, what is the path to getting that fixed in proposed?14:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1070345 in cloud-init (Ubuntu Quantal) "need to restart landscape after updating config" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/107034514:48
smoseri upload a 0.6.3-0ubuntu1.3 (previous was 1.2) ?14:49
seb128tseliot, pitti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1429819/14:54
seb128better14:54
pittiseb128: ah, très bien, merci pour ton aide!14:55
pitti"ta aide"14:55
seb128pitti, de rien !14:55
seb128"ton aide"14:55
pittiaide c'est masculine?14:56
pittibah14:56
pittiseb128: ISTR "ton aide", then twiched because that looks feminine14:56
tseliot:)14:56
pittitseliot: anyway, that alias looks right14:56
seb128pitti, it is féminin14:56
tseliotpitti: the one from modinfo?14:57
pittitseliot: from http://paste.ubuntu.com/1429819/14:57
pittitseliot: no, the one from modinfo is definitvely broken14:57
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pittitseliot: as it matches far too liberally, i. e. on _any_ network card14:57
tseliotpitti: ok14:57
pittitseliot: I'll upload "pci:v000014E4d*sv*sd*bc02sc80i*", that should do14:58
tseliotpitti: right, thanks14:59
tseliotpitti: also, if you can reject my upload from precise-proposed I can integrate your change14:59
pittitseliot: oh, then I'll add the package name, too (this was only necessary for jockey)15:00
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tseliotah, good15:00
pittiactually, I don't think so, but I'll add it anyway15:00
smoserlooking for an answer...15:27
smoseri uploaded cloud-init 0.6.3-0ubuntu1.2 to precise-proposed, got accepted. bug 1070345 failed verification.15:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1070345 in cloud-init (Ubuntu Quantal) "need to restart landscape after updating config" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/107034515:28
smoseris it ok to upload to -proposed a fix? do i need to open a new bug ? or just re-reference that in changelog.15:29
cjwatsonupload incremented version to -proposed, use -v<version in -updates or failing that in release pocket> when generating source package, just re-reference the same bug15:29
pittitseliot: oh, and rejected your bcmwl precise upload15:35
tseliotpitti: thanks again15:35
cyphermoxwho looks at SRUs today?15:40
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tkamppeterpitti, hi16:04
pittihey tkamppeter16:05
tkamppeterpitti, it is about CUPS in Quantal. It crashes for me like once in two days, not related to jobs.16:06
tkamppeterpitti, it seems to be caused by the forward port of the CUPS Broadcasting/Browsing. If I remove the mega patch CUPS gets stable.16:07
tkamppeterpitti, I have tried to fix it but with the fix applied CUPS gets stuck instead of crashing.16:07
lamontScottK: I'll toss it at sid, if that works for you?  prolly this weekend, unless there's a pressing need...16:08
tkamppeterpitti, this is even worse as if CUPS crashes, Upstart restarts it and so for most users there is no problem.16:08
ScottKlamont: This weekend is fine.16:09
ScottKThanks.16:09
tkamppeterpitti, as the forward port is intended to be removed in Raring I am thinking about not to try to fix the crash but simply to suppress the Apport pop-up, then users will not perceive it and Quantal will work well for them.16:09
tkamppeterpitti, how can I suppress the Apport pop-ups for CUPS.16:09
pittitkamppeter: well, we certainly don't want to suppress all crashes, just this one16:10
tkamppeterpitti, is there a way to do so?16:10
pittitkamppeter: not that easy to completely avoid the popup16:11
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tkamppeterpitti, any suggestion what to do?16:34
pittitkamppeter: sorry, busy with the testing hackfest16:34
pittitkamppeter: not immediately, I'm afraid; I need to think about this16:34
tkamppeterpitti, I do not need a solution urgently today, but it would be great if I could make a CUPS SRU to stop user complaints about this problem. So think about it and tell me in the next days.16:35
pittitkamppeter: do you already know where the crash happens in the code?16:36
tkamppeterpitti, yes, there are bug reports with an appropriate backtrace. Unfortunately, trhe actual crash happens somewhere in Avahi/D-Bus and not in CUPS itself.16:37
tkamppeterpitti, it is an Avahi threaded poll.16:38
pittixnox: did you notice the upstart autopkgtest failure? it fails a test, and has some stuff on stderr16:44
xnoxpitti: yes, bug 108915916:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1089159 in upstart (Ubuntu) "ADT test-suite failure" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108915916:45
pittiah, thanks16:45
* pitti subscribes16:45
xnoxpitti: basically want to consult with jodh about it, but didn't get around to doing so yet.16:46
tkamppeterpitti, see bug 108601916:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1086019 in cups (Ubuntu) "cupsd crashes regularly (daily)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108601916:46
cjwatsonbdmurray,StevenK: uh, I'm not sure I buy bug 1085844.  subprocess.Popen honours PATH16:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1085844 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu) "update-manager uses subprocess.Popen incorrectly when calling dpkg" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108584416:49
cjwatsonit doesn't make sense that dpkg would need to be invoked with its full path there16:50
cjwatsonif it does, it seems to me that something else must be wrong which might cause other failures, and it would be better to find that than play incorrect whack-a-mole adding full paths to things (which is often a problematic route later)16:51
christofferDoes launchpad have any Jenkins or Hudson running that will automatically run full test suite on new commits?17:00
christofferrunt unit tests for python code that is17:01
christoffer*run17:01
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cjwatsonchristoffer: probably better asked on #launchpad17:06
christofferok17:06
christofferthanks cjwatson17:06
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tkamppeterpitti, I have added a comment to bug 1086019.17:10
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1086019 in cups (Ubuntu) "cupsd crashes regularly (daily)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108601917:10
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pittibarry, doko: /usr/bin/python2.7-config now being a shell script instead of a python script breaks waf (and thus e. g. the samba4 build); in Debian it is still a python script, so we'll need to introduce deltas17:16
pittibarry, doko: was that intended; will that be changed in Debian as well, so that the patches can be forwarded?17:17
barrypitti: doko changed that, i'm not sure why17:17
barrypitti: how does it break?17:18
dokobarry, to run it for a cross build17:19
pittibarry: waf tries to call $PYTHON /usr/bin/python2.7-config17:19
pittiwhich now fails wiht a syntax error17:19
dokoneat17:19
pittibarry: see current samba4 build log17:19
smoserslangasek, i just uploaded another cloud-init to precise-proposed. i'd appreciate your review of the delta from cloud-init_0.6.3-0ubuntu1.2 to cloud-init_0.6.3-0ubuntu1.317:19
pittiadmittedly that looks wrong, but if upstream's python-config is python it might be harder to argue17:20
dokopitti, I was going to change that upstream17:20
pittidoko: ah, good17:20
barrypitti: awesome :)17:21
pitti-               for incstr in Utils.cmd_output("%s %s --includes" % (python, python_config)).strip().split():17:21
pitti+               for incstr in Utils.cmd_output("%s --includes" % python_config).strip().split():17:21
pittithat ought to do17:21
barrydoko: well, you might not be able to change that in upstream 2.7 or 3.3 stable releases17:22
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dokobarry, I know ...17:23
dokopitti, which package needs the fixing?17:23
pittidoko: I'm currently doing samba417:23
pittiI don't know which others break (i. e. how many use waf)17:24
dokopitti, ugh, do you know about more?17:24
pittino, I don't17:24
pittiI just happened to see the samba4 FTBFS, which I didn't get with my slightly older raring yet17:25
pittigood night everyone17:26
didrocksgood night pitti!17:27
xnoxpitti: doko: well samba's waf is special - it's almost a fork / a build system based on top of waf.17:28
pittiah, so hopefully it's not that widespread then :)17:28
xnoxI wouldn't worry that much. Since by default waf executes *-config scripts as executables found on path, without making assumptions whether it's interpreted or not.17:28
jelmerpitti: patches to upstream this issue welcome :-)17:30
jelmerehm, the *fix* for the issue17:30
pittijelmer: yep, will send tomorrow; I need to run now17:32
jelmerpitti: thanks :)17:32
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blami_hi, what's the ubuntu decision on merged /usr?17:40
bobweaverwhat ? blami17:41
bobweavercan you give us more details blami_17:41
bobweavermaybe I missed something sorry17:42
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superm1bobweaver: probably http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/UsrMove17:44
blami_bobweaver: I mean merging /bin /sbin /lib to /usr. It is considered 'upstream' and invented by Fedora :)17:46
blami_bobweaver: I found some resources on doing so in Ubuntu as well: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Specs/Quantal/UsrMerge17:46
infinityblami_: It's not really up to us, to be fair.  We've decided to be pragmatic and support mounting /usr from the initramfs, so that software that breaks due to the assumption that all systems are Fedora/RH will continue working.17:46
infinityWhich reminds me, I should do something about that initramfs-tools bug upstream this month.17:47
slangaseksmoser: a reupload to -proposed is the right thing to do; did you build your upload with -v$(last_version_in_updates)?17:49
blami_infinity: sounds reasonable to me ... so there's no need to fix possible conflicts in packages (dupes in symlinked /bin vs /usr/bin) like fedora did, right?17:49
infinityblami_: There's a need to do that at anyway (it's a bug regardless), but we're not merging them tomorrow or anything, no.17:52
infinitys/that at/that/17:52
infinityblami_: Err, that is, it's a bug if two packages ship a conflict on PATH.  Arguably not a bug if it's one package shipping migration symlinks, but those should all go away some day anywhow.17:53
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blami_infinity: ah, thanks18:01
smoserslangasek, i did.18:04
slangaseksmoser: perfect, thanks18:04
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dobeywhy does do-release-upgrade on quantal tell me "No new releases found" still?18:59
slangasekbecause raring isn't released18:59
slangasek'do-release-upgrade -d'?18:59
dobeyoh right. update-manager -d wasn't working; just gave me normal q updates19:00
dobeythanks19:00
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SpamapSslangasek: Note that I just commented on but 108977119:27
SpamapSslangasek: I'm pretty sure that is not in network-manager.. I changed it to ifupdown19:28
SpamapSstgraber: ^^19:28
stgraberbug 108977119:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1089771 in ifupdown (Ubuntu) "umount of /var partition fails during shutdown, due to lingering dhclient" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108977119:29
slangasekSpamapS: ok.  I knew it wasn't upstart, anyway :)19:30
SpamapSslangasek: yeah for sure not upstart's fault19:30
slangasekSpamapS: interestingly enough, only after we've gotten upstart in unstable have I gotten a report about dhclient writing to /var/lib; I would've thought someone would have noticed this in Ubuntu before now: Debian bug #69496319:35
ubottuDebian bug 694963 in upstart "upstart: Upstart can´t handle auto entry in network/interfaces" [Important,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/69496319:35
SpamapSslangasek: separate var partitions are sooooo 199919:39
* slangasek shrugs :)19:39
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blamiwhy telepathy development package is called -devel and not -dev which seems to be sort of standard on .deb based systems?22:46
RAOFblami: Because it's a meta-package (ie: it doesn't contain anything itself, it just depends on other packages)22:56
bdrungblami: meta-telepathy is the source package. It seems that the package name is there since the beginning.22:56
bdrungblami: i suggest to ask dholbach when he comes online in around eight hours (UTC+1 buddy)22:57
blamiRAOF: aha22:57
RAOFAll of the *actual* development packages are named $FOO-dev, as is policy.22:58
blamibdrung: thanks, will do. Unfortunately I am UTC+1 too :>22:58
RAOFSee also: gnome-devel22:58
bdrungblami: where do you come from?22:59
blamiRAOF: I got the point, it does not hold any headers nor development tools, just pulls other -dev packages, right?22:59
blamibdrung: Praha PRG,CZ22:59
bdrungRAOF: I called packaging-dev packaging-dev even though it is a meta package23:00
RAOFblami: Right. And some development tools which aren't headers - telepathy-inspector, for example.23:00
RAOFbdrung: Which is not wrong either ☺23:00
bdrungblami: Praha is a nice city (i visited it 10 years ago)23:09
bdrunggood night23:10
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infinityLaney: What did you do to webkit to make it take twice as long to build?  Is it accidentally relinking during make install now?23:33
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