[00:23] hi akk [00:23] all [00:23] * [00:24] I kind of lost in the last week [00:24] with an issue I have [00:24] and maybe someone can drop some light here [00:24] I need to back port some pkg from ubuntu 14.04 to 10.04 [00:24] so I download the source pkg [00:24] the .dsc [00:25] and had to get some other sources from 14.04 and compile them as well [00:25] some of then was need to be change as they used debhelp 9 and I have only 7 install in 10.04 [00:26] so at the end i manage to compile all pkg needed [00:26] and got them install [00:26] but know i want to do the same fro 10.10 [00:26] 11.04 etc.. [00:26] so i used pbuilder [00:26] which took me like 3 days just to understand [00:26] how to work with this [00:27] and I know in a point where I have 12.04 install [00:27] with pbuilder [00:27] with image of 10.04 as base [00:27] with local repo [00:27] so when trying to do build for the source pkg from 14.04 i was thinking it will do it auto [00:28] if some pkg will be missing [00:28] i will do the same as i did with 10.04 [00:28] upload to my local repo [00:28] and try again [00:28] but as it seems to me i [00:28] doing something wrong [10:09] michagogo|cloud: Sorry - my only suggestion at this point is that you find somebody who already knows how to package and can do it for you, then. I'm afraid I don't have time to help === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away [18:46] Is anyone on 13.04 and can confirm that uuid-dev is uninstallable? [18:47] quidnunc: if you give me two minutes i can check in my 13.04 VM [18:48] teward: I would appreciate it [18:48] * teward is in the middle of diagnosing an sbuild chroot problem with his chroots [18:50] !13.04 [18:50] Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) was the 18th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on January 27, 2014. See !eol, !upgrade and http://ubottu.com/y/raring [18:50] quidnunc: actually, you know what... [18:50] raring is EOL [18:50] so why do you want to check an EOL release's installation stuff [18:50] teward: I'm still running it [18:51] teward: because I depend on docker I don't think they support anything later [18:51] (and I don't think)* [18:51] first of all, i see several issues with that line of thinking, because 13.04 won't be getting any updates ever, so you're opening yourself to new security risks [18:52] secondly, mind pastebinning or sharing your "can't install" errors? [18:52] So it looks like 13.10 is supported now. [18:52] by docker [18:52] So I guess I'll upgrade [18:52] uuid-dev : Depends: libuuid1 (= 2.20.1-5.1ubuntu8) but 2.20.1-5.1ubuntu8.1 is to be installed [18:52] that means that uuid-dev has an incorrect depends line [18:53] but as it's in 13.04 that can't be fixed [18:53] teward: I know. Is it just me [18:53] s/can't/won't/ [18:53] teward: Alright. [18:53] quidnunc: i doubt it, if 2.20.1-5.1ubuntu8.1 is libuuid1's version in 13.04 then that applies everywhere [18:53] docker supports 13.10 now so it's safe to upgrade [18:53] (because that's an ubuntu revision number) [18:54] teward: There are many reasons why it could just be me: stale package list is one [18:54] possibly (sudo apt-get update) [18:54] quidnunc: i'm willing to test assuming that i can get my VM to launch [18:54] i may have to rebuild it [18:54] (but again, as 13.04 is End of Life, this error won't be fixed anywhere except locally) [18:54] teward: Never mind, I'll upgrade and try with saucy [18:55] awww, but i'm bored :P this would've given me something to do [18:55] oh well [18:55] * teward goes back to trying to fix his sbuild chroots [18:59] quidnunc: also, btw, i can't confirm your error, it looks like stale package info on your end really [18:59] (even if 13.04 wasn't EOL, this is still just an error of stale data on your end) [19:02] teward: That's what I wanted to know, thanks :) [19:03] teward: What could be the cause? I did apt-get upgrade. I'm using archive.ubuntu.org [19:03] s/upgrade/update [19:04] quidnunc: no idea, but as I said, 13.04 is EOL, so it's irrelevant [19:04] and because you said this program you want supports 13.10 now, so... [19:04] teward: Somewhat relevant to me: It's going to take several hours to upgrade [19:05] well, i'm not sure what the cause is... works fine here. do you have some weird setup where you don't use -updates or something? [19:06] teward: No, it's there [19:06] teward: what version numbers do you have [19:06] ? [19:06] quidnunc: i already shut down the VM [19:06] for libuuid1 [19:06] you'll have to wait a minute [19:06] teward: Okay, not important [19:06] * teward is in the middle of updating things [19:06] nah i can load it in a minute [19:08] quidnunc: oops i made a fail [19:08] i didn't update it's package data from rebuild [19:08] give me another minute [19:10] quidnunc: do you have any weird PPAs, or the proposed repo enabled, or backports? [19:10] because stock 13.04 has just libuuid1 2.20.1-5.1ubuntu8 [19:10] with just raring, raring-security, and raring-updates enabled [19:10] teward: raring-proposed [19:10] that's the problem [19:11] yeah that is the issue [19:11] quidnunc: you probably should not just blindly enable proposed, and should pin it and then only install what you need from proposed [19:11] teward: It actually is pinned, -120. I don't know how it got installed [19:12] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed is usually what I use to pin proposed [19:12] IDK then, but meh [19:12] teward: Thanks. I wouldn't have found the problem without your help [19:12] you're welcome [19:12] sorry if i seem grumpy, sbuild's having issues today >.> [19:12] (all day long today too) [19:14] teward: You have my sympathy. I'm struggling with a string of really stupid problems today too === jackson is now known as Guest89321 === Guest89321 is now known as Noskcaj