=== almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [00:53] hmm........... [00:53] anyone know which package provides python dev headers? [01:01] python2.7-dev ?? [01:02] apt-cache search python | grep dev [01:02] hmm [01:02] that's weird because when i use that on this package, it errors out.. [01:03] unless debhelper's broken... https://launchpadlibrarian.net/129898603/buildlog_ubuntu-raring-amd64.mysql-workbench_5.2.45%2Bdfsg-1~raring~ppa0.1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [01:03] python-all-dev caused an FTBFS because it couldn't find the dev headers... switching it out with python2.7-dev caused FTBFS too... [01:07] strangely, though... [01:07] using the upstream mysql-workbench package that you download from Oracle works OOTB [01:07] except that you have to manually install it === Amaranthus is now known as Amaranth === jackyalcine_ is now known as jalcine [03:08] TheLordOfTime: hrm, python-all-dev should do it [03:08] micahg, and it wasn't - case in point the earlier build log [03:08] (and strangely enough: i just asked about this in -packaging xD [03:08] ) [03:09] https://launchpad.net/~teward/+archive/buildtests/+build/4257686 i386; https://launchpad.net/~teward/+archive/buildtests/+build/4257685 amd64 [03:09] and those two build logs were using *only* the debian version with nothing changed but a changelog repointing to raring for the PPA [03:09] i *tested* whether python2.7-dev was sufficient, and that FTBFS'd as well [03:09] TheLordOfTime: backportpackage is your friend :) [03:10] which was that ~ppa0.1 one i linked after asking what the dev headers package is [03:10] micahg, from Experimental? [03:10] backportpackage can work from Experimental? [03:10] o.O [03:10] micahg, 5.2.45 is in experimental only... [03:10] ... or oracle's binary-only .deb ... [03:10] it's in the python package, why does python-dev not depend on python :( [03:10] (and oracle's 5.2.45 deb works fine) [03:11] (at least in 12.04 it does) [03:11] so i'm curious what the delta is between oracle's .debs and what's in Experimental [03:11] python-all-dev depends on python :( [03:11] micahg, and now you know why i'm confuzled with this package [03:12] in theory, it should build. [03:12] in actuality it does not [03:12] http://wiki.debian.org/Python/TransitionToDHPython2?action=show&redirect=Python%2FPythonSupportToDHPython2 [03:12] ... well, it depwait'd initially, because of mysql-connector-c++ not being new enough in raring... that was an easy fix... [03:13] ah, hrm, let me update [03:13] but i'm hesitant to ask that to be sync'd because its rdeps shows a libreoffice sql connection plugin as depending on it (which could break thingsa!) [03:16] micahg, if i do ask for a sync of mysql-workbench from experimental: (1) the FTBFS issue needs fixing, and (2) https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mysql-connector-c++ needs to be updated (the package in it that holds the library shows an rdep of something in libreoffice) [03:16] unless i'm mistaken, if it FTBFS in a PPA, it FTBFS in the archives. [03:16] TheLordOfTime: yeah, you'll need to talk to sweetshark to see if libreoffice works with the newer version [03:17] so, email then. [03:17] * TheLordOfTime goes and locates their LP page [03:17] micahg, regardless, i want to nail down the FTBFS issue. [03:17] whether i end up requesting the sync or not [03:18] TheLordOfTime: yeah, that seems fine [03:18] and since i'm sufficiently confuzled about why it initially FTBFS, well... [03:18] no clue how to resolve that since python-all-dev should pull in dev headers [03:18] but the configure script won't detect them in ~ppa0 [03:19] so... unless python-all-dev in Ubuntu puts it in a different location than the configure script seeks... [03:20] ... which afaict it shouldn't... [03:21] oh, that's probably a multiarch problem which I thought they were all fixed [03:21] err.mostly fixed [03:23] so... [03:23] blame launchpad and go complain to them? [03:25] no [03:25] what has launchpad got to do with a build failure like that? [03:25] * TheLordOfTime misread [03:25] * TheLordOfTime yawns [03:25] micahg, is there a solution to this? [03:25] you probably need to make the configure check use python-config [03:28] TheLordOfTime: I'll have a debdiff for you in a minute [03:28] micahg, thanks. [03:29] TheLordOfTime: try this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1587747/ [03:29] also, afaict, somewhere between what's in quantal and latest upstream (which is in experimental, albeit possibly tweaked), this bug might've been fixed: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mysql-workbench/+bug/1108630 [03:29] Ubuntu bug 1108630 in mysql-workbench (Ubuntu) "mysql-workbench SQL Editor does not show any schemas" [Undecided,New] [03:29] so if i can at least get this to build and see if the version from Debian Exp fixes this, that would be added to the sync reason [03:33] TheLordOfTime: actually, that's not the right fix.. [03:34] that's the one that was fixed :) [03:35] urgh, lag. [03:37] micahg, confirmed: 5.2.45 has some codefix that resolves the issue, using the packages produced by Oracle [03:38] (which fixes Bug #1108630 that is) [03:38] bug 1108630 in mysql-workbench (Ubuntu) "mysql-workbench SQL Editor does not show any schemas" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1108630 [03:39] TheLordOfTime: try this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1587765/ , the patch will need a little explanation since what upstream was trying to do was broke to begin with [03:39] of course, i'm waiting to hear back from sweetshark via email on whether libreoffice can build with the dependency on the mysql-connector-c++ 1.1.1 [03:39] before i file *any* sync requests. [03:40] TheLordOfTime: if libreoffice 4.0 builds with it, I'll take it for backports regardless [03:41] micahg, this isn't backportable in its current form, not without... ah... "tweaking" to make it work [03:41] for pre-raring [03:41] well, builds + works [03:41] afaict at least [03:41] (for raring, if the FTBFS is fixed, this can be synced :P) [03:41] again, depending on the response from sweetshark [03:43] yeah, best to try to get it in the release itself first :) [03:43] yep [03:43] and of course i don't do that until i build-test :P [03:46] micahg, suggested explanation? since you wrote the patch :P [03:46] * TheLordOfTime put that in the AUthor: field in the DEP3 [03:47] TheLordOfTime: Since the upstream configure file uses -L in the LIBS test, python-config --ldflags is the easiest way to get that [03:47] TheLordOfTime: and it goes in the description [03:48] right [03:48] micahg, your contact info's in Author: though if i remember dep3 right [03:48] well, that + the libs [03:48] yeah, should already be there [03:48] yeah, it wouldnt quilt import right, so i am (sort of) rebuilding the dep3 [03:48] (apparently this line broke it: ---) [03:49] i meant that i put that you were the author in Author: [03:49] :p [04:03] ... wow gmail detected the LP PPA notifications as spam o.O [04:11] micahg, so far so good: https://launchpad.net/~teward/+archive/buildtests/+build/4258335 [04:12] no FTBFS... yet... [04:14] (i386 is lagging behind the amd64 build though... by about two minutes) [05:40] micahg, successfully built from source - your patch fixed the FTBFS. [05:41] once i hear back from sweetshark, and assuming LibreOffice builds with the updated mysql-connector-c++ source, then you'll see at least one sync request (probably going to have to work with devel to get the cpp connector synced though, since its in main) [05:42] TheLordOfTime: I can take care of it, I'll keep an eye on the queu [05:42] awesome, in the mean time i'll wait to hear back on the email i sent. at least it doesn't fail to build now :P [05:42] * TheLordOfTime heads off to get some sleep [07:42] good morning [07:47] good morning [07:49] 'morning guys === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [09:32] Can someone take a glance at https://code.launchpad.net/~jackyalcine/ubuntu/raring/telepathy-logger-qt/raring/+merge/145560 ? [09:34] ah, I have to make a few changes. [09:34] vis a vis http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/fixing-a-bug-example.html === zequence_ is now known as zequence === yofel_ is now known as yofel [10:24] A question, I have an error in bazaar, http://pastebin.com/4Fn63Xad, Corkscrew is referred as Corksrew, so I'm guessing a typo, but not sure where to modify it... [10:24] "pbuilder-dist raring create" is getting many many packages and taking too long time and sometimes if fails and when I run again it start from the beginning [10:44] okay now my merge would LOVE a review :( [10:44] *:) [10:45] https://code.launchpad.net/~jackyalcine/ubuntu/raring/telepathy-logger-qt/raring/+merge/145560 [10:47] * ESphynx is almost done with this SRU preparation =( === ziviani is now known as Guest5930 === Guest5930 is now known as ziviani [11:32] xnox: i'm going to update that package again if you haven't uploaded it yet :P [11:33] All this reviewing process had me fix more stuff :| [12:06] when building a package with "bzr bd -- -S" where to predefine the secret key to be used for signing? [12:12] -kkey-id [12:37] xkernel: you could also set DEBSIGN_KEY in your ~/.devscripts file [12:37] * jackyalcine took me a while to notice that little kicker [12:39] DEBSIGN_KEYID, that is [12:39] jackyalcine, DEBSIGN_KEY ? [12:40] well, you'd set the keyid you're signing with. [12:40] ie: DEBSIGN_KEYID=728BA2C4 [12:41] thanks [12:41] or you could just sign your changelogs with an e-mail address that gpg can find a key for === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === dpm is now known as dpm-laptop === smartboyhw_ is now known as smartboyhw [14:38] Day 2 of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek starts in 22 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom [14:40] dholbach, thx [15:30] Could someone pelase target https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ecere-sdk/+bug/1110284 to Quantal ? [15:30] Ubuntu bug 1110284 in ecere-sdk (Ubuntu) "[SRU (Quantal)] Makefiles generated by the Ecere IDE do not work by themselves" [Undecided,Confirmed] [15:31] ESphynx, nominated for quantal. [15:31] someone'll be along to either approve/reject that nomination :p [15:31] (although i don't think there'll be issues there ;P) [15:32] TheLordOfTime : thanks, I meant just marking it as 'affects quantal' as micahg did for the other bugs [15:32] * TheLordOfTime goes back to stabbing a half-dead drive [15:32] ESphynx, same difference, except i think MOTU has approve-nomination or equivalent rights - bugcontrol can nominate for a specific release (such as affects: quantal, lucid, etc.), but only a specific group can approve such things. [15:32] Ok thanks. I'll finally be assigning to ubuntu-sru [15:33] been working on this non-stop since Saturday :S [15:33] assigning to ubuntu-sru doesn't sond right [15:33] ESphynx, you mean subscribe? [15:33] Laney: it doesn't? [15:33] subscribing, yes, sorry. [15:33] ESphynx, subscribe them - don't assign. [15:33] yes subscribe is what I meant :P [15:33] subscribe *ubuntu-sponsors* to the bug which contains the patch/branch [15:34] Procedure #4 says Ask a bug supervisor to target the bug to the appropriate Ubuntu releases (e. g. the current LTS and latest stable release), then subscribe the team ubuntu-sru to your bug report. [15:34] ESphynx, you missed the part where you have to subscribe ubuntu-sponsors if you have no upload rights [15:34] Oh, it does say that but I believe that's obsolete [15:35] anyway, you can do it if you like but the important part that will get it uploaded is ubuntu-sponsros [15:35] with correct spelling [15:35] Laney, if its obsolete, why's it still there? [15:35] * TheLordOfTime raises an eyebrow [15:35] because nobody deleted it yet? [15:35] it's not harmful but I do not think it is necessary any more [15:35] well I'm hoping my friends micahg and xnox are going to take it from here :P [15:35] :P [15:36] ... oh that reminds me, i have to go prod bugcontrol's mailing list about something... [15:36] Laney, this whole talk of "obsolete things on the wiki" reminded me of things :P [15:37] at least with a wiki such things are easily fixable [15:37] well... [15:37] sorta... [15:37] depending on who has "operational control" over the specific wiki areas [15:37] like... bugcontrol has somewhat control over the Bugs/* stuff [15:37] ... which reminds me yet AGAIN to send an email to bugcontrol list regarding something [15:38] *sigh* [15:38] meh, cba to open up google while i'm on a liveusb *shrugs* === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === dpm-laptop is now known as dpm [19:12] where to find applications that needs packing? === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [19:36] xkernel, here: http://tinyurl.com/byoff9w [19:46] I've dropped here from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages [19:46] Anyone about? === Amoz_ is now known as Amoz [20:19] From what I can see, Bug #991750 is in universe. [20:19] bug 991750 in Ubuntu "[needs-packaging] owncloud-client" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/991750 [20:32] Unit193: client, not server? [20:33] owncloud-client: Candidate: 1.0.5+repack1-0ubuntu1 500 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ quantal/universe i386 Packages [20:33] !info owncloud-client quantal [20:33] owncloud-client (source: owncloud-client): GUI app to sync a folder to ownCloud. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.5+repack1-0ubuntu1 (quantal), package size 739 kB, installed size 1996 kB [20:33] Oh, right, since quantal [20:33] Mark it as fix released, then? :) [20:34] Yep, quantal and up, precise doesn't have it. === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [22:23] hello there all. I just was installing one of my packages when I realized that it is installing all the Recomended things. Was wondering what is causing this. you can see d/control here http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~josephjamesmills/u2t/dailybuilds/view/head:/debian/control thanks for your time [22:27] bobweaver: So you tried to install a package, and it was installing the recommends? This is normal unless you have it set not to, could also try --no-install-recommends if you're pulling from a ppa/using apt-get. [22:28] Oh I thought that Recomends: is for when user types in apt-get install it says this is recomended [22:28] lol see how much I know [22:28] do you know where I put that ? [22:29] Line 169 is the package that I want to Recommend to the user, [22:29] qtcreatro [22:32] What about suggests? [22:36] * bobweaver goes to re-read debian new maintainers guide [22:37] Please note, I am not a Debian maintainer. :) [22:39] I understand Unit193 thanks though for you help and input. === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away