[00:59] yofel: That name is all yours [03:32] Does anyone know why charybdis 3.4.2-1 in Debian unstable hasn't been picked up by LP yet? It's been in there for 12 days. I'll ask a question on LP as well, but I figured someone might know the answer here. [04:18] Logan_: yes, dpkg-dev on lucid can't unpack it due to a patch patching the same file twice, there's a debian bug open against charybdis about that [04:18] Ah, I see. [04:19] ajmitch: Why is the importer machine running Lucid?? :P [04:20] because there's some work involved in getting everything upgraded to precise, and I don't know any of the details about it [04:20] Gotcha. [13:24] Not sure if this is the right place, but when using dh auto in debian/rules, in the debug package, the files that are produced are like build-id/e9/.debug [13:24] previously, it was just a path to the actual binary [13:24] is that supposed to happen? [14:58] saiarcot895: #ubuntu-packaging would be a better place to ask that i think. doesn't sound related to launchpad itself at all [14:58] dobey: will do. Thanks [15:43] Can someone assist me in building a custom build on launchpad? [15:47] sebrock: xl2tpd? for what distro? [15:50] saiarcot895: 10.04 LTS [15:51] I'm currently on 1.2.8 but latest verison is 1.3.1 [15:51] for amd64 [15:51] sebrock: you can download the .orig.tar.gz and .debian.tar.gz for 1.3.1 and try to compile that [15:52] saiarcot895: how is that done thought? never done it [15:52] sebrock: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xl2tpd/1.3.1+dfsg-1 [15:53] sebrock: download the .orig.tar.gz and .debian.tar.gz [15:53] saiarcot895: done [15:53] sebrock: Extract all that [15:54] sebrock: you should have a debian folder inside the xl2tpd folder [15:54] saiarcot895: should I move the debian folder to the xl2tpd folder? [15:55] sebrock: yes [15:55] dine [15:55] done [15:55] sebrock: open a terminal, cd to the xl2tpd directory, and run debuild [15:56] saiarcot895: done [15:56] fatal error though [15:56] debuild: fatal error at line 1340: [15:56] dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -D -us -uc failed [15:56] and some unmet dependencies [15:56] libpcap0.8-dev [15:57] yes so it abortet due to that [15:58] sebrock: run "sudo apt-get build-dep xl2tpd" [15:59] sebrock: that will install all dependencies required to build xl2tpd [15:59] saiarcot895: but only for the version in my distro no? [15:59] sebrock: yes, but I'm assuming it will fit [16:00] it was the same version so it probably will :) [16:00] running debuild now [16:01] saiarcot895: [16:01] Could not find a signing program (pgp or gpg)! [16:01] debuild: fatal error at line 1261: [16:01] running debsign failed [16:02] sebrock: run "debuild -us -uc" instead [16:02] whats the difference? [16:03] sebrock: the final debs won't be signed [16:03] sebrock: if you are installing on your own computer, you probably won't have to sign it [16:04] right ok [16:04] these two warnings: W: xl2tpd source: newer-standards-version 3.9.2 (current is 3.8.4) [16:04] W: xl2tpd: binary-without-manpage usr/sbin/xl2tpd-control [16:05] sebrock: once that completes, in the parent directory, you should see several files [16:05] what does that first mean? [16:05] sebrock: that's just a warning that there's a binary that doesn't have a manpage [16:05] sebrock: you don't have to worry about that [16:05] alright [16:05] newer-standards-version too? [16:05] that too [16:05] I'm just asking so I'll learn [16:05] ok [16:06] so then just install the deb? [16:06] yes, "sudo dpkg -i path_to_deb" [16:10] saiarcot895: thanks it worked [16:10] so what was special about the two packages I donwloaded, one was the source? [16:10] and the other one? [16:11] sebrock: that tells debuild what packages you're going to make, how to build it, and what files to copy [16:12] Well, it does work better than 1.2.8 but it still spikes the CPU [16:13] damn... I don't know how to debug this. I can't see anything strange