=== swstalcup is now known as v [00:45] teward: yeah, jcastro definately jumped the gun on the announcement. Just because a MIR is filed, doesn't mean it will be approved as is, partially, or rejected. [00:47] stgraber: i always thought that apache would stay default, the one and only in main, simply by sabdfl's heritage (first debian maintainer) in that package. [01:02] xnox, that's what I told him. [01:02] the same day he made that post [01:02] * teward hasn't let him forget it, yet. [01:03] infinity, sarnold: the nginx MIR is going to be blocked by Lua, upstream has said basically they can't support 5.2. [01:03] they *have* suggested linking against LuaJIT 2+ but... I haven't investigated that path [01:03] infinity, so either someone who understands the module more than I needs to test this, or we drop the Lua module... :/ [01:03] unless you've had any progress on your porting? [01:04] rbasak, in case you're curious... ^ [01:18] Noskcaj: I don't know, those changes don't look very important to me. [01:19] ok [01:20] and as always, please sponsor stuff :) [04:22] How hard would it be to create a personal port of existing packages to the i586 architecture? === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying [10:37] teward: Dropping the lua stuff seems less than ideal. I made a tiny bit of progress on porting to 5.2, but that was in the wee hours of the morning before hopping a plane. [10:38] teward: Sitting in the Hong Kong airport now, and not really much interest in porting random packages I don't use to new language versions while I wait for a ferry. :P === Guest30483 is now known as Lutin [12:23] jamespage: Hello, you are assigned to bug 894302 since 2011, are you still involved with it? [12:23] bug 894302 in apache-log4j1.2 (Ubuntu) "log4j jar files do not include OSGi metadata" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/894302 [13:14] maxb, indeed [13:15] I'll try to get that fixed this week [13:20] That would be nice :-) I had an "interesting" time with jitsi until I found the true problem === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away === Mapley is now known as pm_for_hugs === pm_for_hugs is now known as Mapley [15:27] is this the right channel for questions about creating Ubuntu packages? [15:27] (I hadn't had any luck on #ubuntu, and was pointed here) [15:28] anyway, how should vim plugins be packaged? [15:33] ok, found how it's done by python-jinja2 [15:45] ktosiek: http://pkg-vim.alioth.debian.org/vim-policy.html/ [15:46] The files should be shipped as a file and directory tree isomorphic to what you want to see in a runtime Vim directory. [15:46] definitely written by a cs academic [15:54] thanks! [15:55] and is there any guide to make Launchpad build from git? I'd love if it could rebase my "debian" branch on external branch, and build from that [15:55] You can import a git branch into a bzr branch [15:58] so, I'd do "bzr init", then import, and then push that to Launchpad? [15:58] * ktosiek has never used bzr before [15:59] https://help.launchpad.net/VcsImports === wcchandl1r is now known as wcchandler === elleuca is now known as Guest32876 [18:20] infinity, yeah, well, upstream's not going to port to 5.2 [18:20] they even said that for that module === ryanakca_ is now known as ryanakca [22:52] is their any official trusty artwork?