[00:49] Does a package automatically get removed from Ubuntu after it gets removed from Debian testing/unstable, or do I need to do something on the Kubuntu side to get mcdp cleared out? [00:49] (following http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=709909 ) [00:49] Debian bug 709909 in ftp.debian.org "RM: mcdp -- ROM; completely unusable" [Normal,Open] [02:04] Darkwing: ping [02:24] ryanakca: It's semi-automatic, so usually no unless there are Ubuntu specific changes in it, then it tends not to get removed. [02:44] So, what if they get really desperate and reset their modem to get a new hostname? [02:44] 106 [00:40] You can try: /mode +b *!*@*-example.com [02:44] 107 [00:41] But be careful - this will ban everyone coming from the exmaple.com service provider [02:44] 108 [00:41] and honestly this ban should only be put in place in emergencies and should be accompanied by joining #freenode and reporting that there is a user who is evading bans [03:06] oh good lord, sorry [03:07] was reading irc classes and fixing my kate doc with relevant stuffs [03:07] dunno how it got pasted here instead [03:07] ScottK: Alright, thanks. === dpm-afk is now known as dpm [06:09] good morning === greyback|away is now known as greyback === vinay is now known as Guest96090 [10:12] any oppositions to adding libkolab and libkgapi as build depends to kdepim-runtime? [10:13] oh [10:13] apparently we had those, but they got lost in the merge [10:14] doh, yeah please add them back [10:14] yep, compiling it now with the deps [10:18] grrreeattt [10:18] boost issues [10:23] Riddell: IIRC we had a discussion about having network-manager-vpnc on the ISO right> [10:24] shadeslayer: IIRC we did [10:24] any ideas why did we refuse it on the CD? [10:25] http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/10/17/%23kubuntu-devel.html#t22:15 [10:25] http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/10/22/%23kubuntu-devel.html#t13:28 [10:26] lol [10:29] we didn't conclude anything, I went to the nm session at UDS [10:29] the conclusion via private email was that kde nm needs patchery to use dbus + packagekit to figure out what's installed [10:29] but there's also the issue that different distros might name the package differently [10:36] Riddell: you also dropped libqjson-dev and some other things in kdepim-runtime :( [10:36] ug, sorry [10:37] np, shit happens [10:37] Riddell: can we just ship vpnc on the ISO? :P [10:38] shadeslayer: was it a main vs universe issue? [10:38] in which case that's no longer an issue [10:38] From what I can tell it adds 354 kb to the CD [10:38] dunno [10:38] cyphermox: any reason not to? [10:38] didn't we move to universe in raring? [10:38] we did [10:41] I have to head out for a bit, cya in a bit [10:59] markey: you can find qt in https://launchpad.net/~yofel/+archive/staging1/+packages [10:59] please remove the ppa after updating [11:26] ScottK: security issue bug 1179380 in progress now I hope [11:26] bug 1179380 in kdeplasma-addons (Ubuntu Saucy) "paste widget "password" generator uses (very) insecure randomness" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1179380 [11:34] spot the problem http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/saucy.png [11:43] Riddell: the activities button? [11:43] :P [11:52] uhm during printer configuration 2-3 times i had crash report [11:54] shadeslayer: missing kde-window-manager-common package [11:55] hah [11:55] also akonaditray is running for some reason [11:57] O_O [12:11] only 3 files didn't build in 4.10.4 ? [12:12] well, working on kdepim-runtime [12:14] we'll need to make sure any changes I've uploaded since yesterday get synced in the packaging [12:15] well s/we/I/ to be fair :) [12:19] akonaditray should be running, but hidden. [12:19] Riddell: Excellent. [12:31] Hey folks === jalcine- is now known as jackyalcine === jackyalcine is now known as jalcine [12:40] W: libnepomukcore4abi1: description-synopsis-starts-with-article [12:40] so verbose ^_^ [12:41] eh [12:41] Riddell: E: nepomuk-core-runtime: postinst-must-call-ldconfig usr/lib/libnepomukextractor.so [12:41] what do you think of that ^^ [12:42] okie, only blinken left AFAICT [12:45] oh and oxygen-icons and kajongg since no one seems to have looked at those [12:57] Riddell: uhm why the need for generate-icons here http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/blinken/revision/71#debian/rules [12:57] and it's not even called [12:57] and I don't see it in debian : http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=pkg-kde/kde-sc/blinken.git;a=blob;f=debian/rules;h=244905ccaaeae8b9ddfe2a9efd0358cd789ad68d;hb=HEAD [12:58] no icon-list as well [13:00] hmm, debian installs to usr/bin/blinken [13:01] shadeslayer: you're looking at the wrong debian branch.... [13:01] mm, are you sure debian doesn't have it? [13:01] http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=pkg-kde/kde-sc/blinken.git;a=blob;f=debian/rules;h=24e3402146e7ffd7331029c79c321c6910e9e624;hb=kde4.10 [13:01] that doesn't look like something we'd add [13:02] debian has it [13:02] shadeslayer: you talking about 4.10.4? [13:04] Riddell: also, please commit your changes to bzr the moment you upload them (better: generate the package from bzr) [13:04] If it was you, then I overwrote your kdepim upload yesterday evening [13:04] oh [13:05] we even have bzr-buildpackage-ppa which makes the building trivial [13:06] I don't think I know bzr-buildpackage-ppa [13:07] yofel: I was probably on the wrong branch I guess [13:07] Riddell: it's (a bit misplaced) part of the kubuntu-automation repo [13:07] shadeslayer: right ;) [13:07] because only blinken has a 4.10 branch :P [13:07] Riddell: used by kubuntu-initial upload to set ppa version and release in the changelog and generate the package [13:08] that way you can leave bzr always set to ".4) UNRELEASED" and just run bzr-buildpackage-ppa -s [13:08] so, anyone looking at blinken then ? e [13:41] Riddell: shadeslayer: as I recall the security team wasn't especially happy with vpnc when we did the MIR for it [13:41] it's something to revisit [13:43] * Riddell syncs mplayerthumbs [13:52] * Riddell gets onto blinken in 4.10.4 [13:55] anyone using mysql workbench ? [14:22] ScottK: can I move 4.10.3 to raring-updates? [14:53] yofel: for that Qt package, what is the apt-add-repository line? [14:53] markey: ppa:yofel/staging1 [14:53] thanks [14:55] yofel: is there any risk with installing this package? can I revert it if things go south? cause this is my production machine [14:56] markey: hm, it has only that one patch removed so should be safe, reverting might be tricky as you would have to downgrade all qt libs but if something happens I can upload a rebuild of the offical raring package with a higher version === jessie_ is now known as jessie [14:56] ok cool, I'll do it [14:57] markey: only remember to disable the ppa after updating please [14:57] yes [15:17] yofel: I have very good preliminary results: the package appears to fix the QtScript crashing with Amarok :)) [15:21] Riddell: any update on 4.10.3 in public repos? [15:22] 4.10.4 just around the corner [15:23] starbuck1: it's in the -proposed, it's all tested so I was waiting on an sru person to move it to -updates [15:23] starbuck1: I think I can just do that myself but need to check the protocol [15:23] thanks that be great [15:23] then its available for all people even without any PPA? [15:24] starbuck1: yep [15:24] Riddell: will you upload .4 for raring then? If not ping me once .3 is out and I'll do it [15:25] yofel: into kubuntu-ninjas? [15:25] yes [15:27] might have to run off before I get a chance to do that [15:27] will ping if so [15:27] ok [15:28] yofel: will the fixed Qt packaged be pushed downstream, after some more testing? [15:28] I think that would be good [15:28] s/packaged/package [15:29] ::qt-bugs:: [1176686] qtchooser does not properly work with multiarch @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1176686 (by Harald Sitter) [15:29] markey: if you say it works I'll file a SRU for it. Saucy is fixed so only raring is left. [15:30] yofel: let me test it some more, and tomorrow I'll give you the final results, ok? [15:30] just to be sure [15:30] sure [15:30] thanks [15:31] rdieter: big thanks again for pointing us to this QtScript issue! you've saved us a big headache :) [15:33] with that issue fixed, and the other fix from Amarok 2.7.1, Amarok should now be really stable again. before it was a crashfest [15:33] markey: what's the status of that issue on quantal and precise btw.? There we have 2.7.1 together with qt 4.8.3 and 4.8.2. [15:33] (in the backports) [15:34] yofel: the same problem then [15:34] hmkay, I'll look at it [15:34] the QtScript bug has affected all Amarok versions in the last two years... [15:35] Which explains why so much crashing. [15:35] indeed [15:35] for us this fix means a lot, as you can imagine. it sucks if your application crashes without it being your fault [15:36] hm... if this has been happing the last 2 years we'll have a few amarok/qt combinations to fix (2.7.1/4.8.4, 2.7.1/4.8.3, 2.7.1/4.8.2, 2.6.0/4.8.3, 2.5.0/4.8.2) [15:37] the original Amarok bug was reported on 2011-01-02: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=261839 [15:37] KDE bug 261839 in Playback "Crash in [QTWTF::HashTable that said... it doesn't shine a positive light on Qt, having such an atrocious bug around for years [15:42] Riddell: where does pbuilder need aptitude outside the chroot? [15:43] yofel, starbuck1: no .3 in yet, needs ScottK to do it [15:43] debfx: pbuilder-satisfydepends [15:43] debfx: I'm forever installing pbuilder, running pbuilder-satisfydepends and getting grumpy cos it breaks without aptitude [15:44] Riddell: yeah but that's run inside the chroot [15:44] debfx: I run it manually [15:44] Riddell: when is that about to be in with Scottk? [15:44] I'd say that's a very uncommon use case [15:45] starbuck1: whenever he has some spare minutes to do it [15:45] Riddell: aptitude is just the default as it works best, you could use pbuilder-satisfydepends-classic without aptitude [15:45] debfx: if I run debuild it tells me to run pbuilder-satisfydepends [15:45] yofel: I could, but debuild doesn't tell me to do that [15:46] debuild tells to use pbuilder-satisfydepends o.O? [15:46] what does debuild have to do with pbuilder? [15:46] only that it recommends pbuilder-satisfydepends if you have missing build-depends [15:54] ah, so you're using debuild-pbuilder [15:57] ScottK: can you spare a few minutes according to Riddell to get the .3 release in the open, that would be faboulous! [16:01] yofel: are you able to do a bzr update on kubuntu-automation for build_status_4.10.4_saucy.html ? [16:01] I've added various ignores [16:01] sure, sec [16:04] Riddell: done [16:05] uh oh [16:05] hmm... somethign went wrong [16:05] I broke it :( [16:06] yofel: fixed [16:07] shadeslayer: is there a kdesc-packages-saucy.txt ? [16:07] yofel: sorry got to go [16:07] Riddell: uh, I just copied kdesc-packages-raring.txt [16:08] though that's not pushed to bzr yet [16:08] hm, not quite fixed [16:09] does it object to a trailing comma? [16:09] yofel: updated [16:09] * Riddell skedaddles [16:16] ok, I think I fixed everything now [16:18] you don't want to fix dep5 issues? ^^ [16:19] * yofel wonders if a package should be red when there' lintian *Error*'s [16:29] bbl [16:54] wait what [16:54] UTAH is being replaced? [16:54] with something called otto [16:57] https://launchpad.net/otto [17:19] shadeslayer: fun === gaurav_ is now known as Guest33956 === PaulW2U is now known as Guest42494 === G4MBY is now known as PaulW2U === G4MBY is now known as PaulW2U === rdieter_work is now known as rdieter === TheDrums is now known as Guest48798 === Squt is now known as Sput [19:39] palasso: hey [19:39] ahoneybun, hey ;) [19:39] whats u[p [19:39] nothing much === ferai is now known as jefferai === chronossc is now known as chronos [20:00] Why is my Kontact crashing saying, "Failed to fetch the resource collection." === TheDrums_ is now known as TheDrums [21:01] hiho [22:10] Riddell: On it. [22:26] starbuck11: It's done now. It should hit mirrors starting in about an hour. [22:28] thanks ScottK! [22:28] * yofel runs the script for raring [22:28] yw. [22:40] ScottK: thanks a lot! [23:07] * yofel removes mplayerthumbs from raring package list again... [23:10] added some error handling too while at it