[00:19] Riddell: something weird with that task [00:19] looks like you didn't save/submit yet [00:19] and I can't submit it [00:19] soee_: I wrote a rough draft, thanks for reminding me [00:19] I'll polish that and send === rdieter_work is now known as rdieter [07:36] Riddell: Hi [08:03] bukai: good morning [08:03] ovidiu-florin: good morning :) [08:04] how's the theme testing going? [08:04] http://test2.kubuntu.co.uk/wordpress/ still has the default theme [08:05] ovidiu-florin: I have just finished installing wordpress now I am uploading my theme. [08:07] greak [08:07] great* [08:07] ovidiu-florin: If i import my database to the new one will all the pages that I had created be restored? [08:08] 1. It depend on what you have in that DB [08:08] 2. why do you need a DB for a theme? [08:09] I created all the pages in my local machine , that gets stored in the DB afaik hence, [08:10] importing it will import all the pages i have created I guess [08:10] yes, but didn't you create those pages on a wordpress instance? [08:11] yes, I did [08:11] then why not make that WP instance public? [08:12] ok, I will try doing it. Btw theme activated [08:13] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) [08:13] http://test2.kubuntu.co.uk/kubuntu/wp-content/themes/html5blank-stable/img/logo.png [08:13] the url is wrong [08:13] and I think there are some elements missing [08:13] I guess I have to change some of the links [08:15] ovidiu-florin: Is it a better option to upload to wordpress? [08:16] bukai: please be specific. Wordpress the site, or Wordpress our instance. [08:16] our instance [08:20] do you want to upload those images using the wordpress uploader? is that what you mean? [08:21] yes [08:21] It would be better, in that case the WP instance will be aware of it [08:24] ovidiu-florin: I am unable to make changes to the header.php, there is no update option! [08:25] what are you trying to do? [08:27] correct the link ->http://test2.kubuntu.co.uk/kubuntu/wp-content/themes/html5blank-stable/img/logo.png to http://test2.kubuntu.co.uk/wordpress/wp-content/themes/html5blank-stable/img/logo.png [08:27] in the header.php [08:32] I changed the premission to 755 still not working [08:33] where is the site situated on the server? in what dir? [08:34] /home/subho020m/test2.kubuntu.co.uk/wordpress - so 755 will not work as "www-data" has no write permissions [08:36] found it, thank you [08:36] bukai: can I edit the header file? [08:36] Sure [08:37] please set the write permissions so I can [08:37] Mirv: as it turns out the bogus QSGSimpleTextureNode symbol retraction in plasma-framework I mentioned yesterday apparently only happens on utopic while vivid still exports them not sure why though :S [08:38] ovidiu-florin: how do I change the permission? [08:38] what do you use to access the files? [08:39] what I use as in? [08:39] ssh, dolphin, filezilla [08:39] ovidiu-florin: you're admin, so you could just 'sudo -u subho020m -i" if you want to edit them in the shell [08:40] yofel: I'm admin? awesome [08:40] ssh [08:41] yofel: thanks, but he should also learn how to do that [08:41] true :) [08:41] cd into /home/subho020m/test2.kubuntu.co.uk/wordpress/wp-content/themes/ [08:41] ok [08:42] then? [08:42] yofel: do you recommend "chmod a+w -R html5blank-stable" or better to create a group webdevs and add me and bukai to it? [08:44] I think the group thing is safer [08:45] latter would be cleaner, but would need SGID set on folders and www-data added to it so apache also has w permissions, former is faster [08:45] sitter: oh, I did see it when I was compiling the ~rc 2.5 weeks ago: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/191605713/buildlog_ubuntu-vivid-amd64.plasma-framework_5.4.0-0ubuntu3~rc~test1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [08:45] I haven't tried with the final yet because of your 5.5.0 transition and my scripts take the -proposed version and upload that, which wouldn't yet compile [08:45] most peculiar [08:46] yofel: then add me and bukaito the www-data group? [08:46] and chown -R :www-data ? [08:46] to the whole WP site? [08:46] but that would be a risk [08:46] it gives appache access to everything [08:47] I'll go with the webdevs group thing [08:47] well, apache only really needs access to wp-content/uploads/ usually, anything else it shouldn't need to access (unless you use the wp theme files editor, which is urgh) [08:49] yeah [08:49] bukai: [08:49] you are now added to the webdevs group [08:49] change the group of the whole WPI dir to webdevs [08:51] run: cd ~ && chown -R :webdevs test2.kubuntu.co.uk [08:52] and then run: chmod -R g+rw test2.kubuntu.co.uk [08:53] ok, I will run this in /home/subho020m/ ? [08:53] yes [08:53] chown (change owner) [08:53] :webdevs (change the group to webdevs) [08:54] -R recursive, this and all under [08:54] chmod (change mode) g+rw (add read write to group permissions) [08:54] bukai: any questions? [08:55] what is the use of ~&& ? [08:57] ~ translates to /home/$USER, which for you means /home/subho020m/ [08:58] && means: if previous command was successfull, run this command [08:58] that's just to inline things [08:58] you could not use && and run them separately [09:01] mention me after you run the commands === soee_ is now known as soee [09:03] ovidiu-florin: i ran those [09:04] I still see the group of the test2.kubuntu.co.uk dir to be your group [09:05] yes, that is because it is giving operation not permitted [09:06] yofel: you can't change thw group of your own files? [09:12] ovidiu-florin: what do we do now? [09:13] I've changed the group for you [09:17] bukai: So the logo apears now [09:18] does the theme look ok to you? [09:18] to me it looks like there's no CSS [09:20] theme is ok, when the pages are added it would look as it is suppossed to look. But Logo does not appera for me [09:22] ovidiu-florin: the editor shows all the css are included. [09:23] ovidiu-florin: but still I cannot modify the header file directly from the browser! [09:24] * sitter falls off chair [09:24] Mirv: I was being stupid again... apparently my vivid rebuild was still done against 5.3 hence the symbol disagreement between vivid and utopic [09:27] sitter: :D [09:29] Riddell: hello. Could you make a GCI task for testing latest kubuntu vivid? I can test both amd64 and i686. [09:32] bukai: you don't modify it from the browser [09:32] bukai: use Shift+F5 to refresh, without cache [09:37] ovidiu-florin: ok [09:38] * bukai leaves for a while [10:04] erk new images [10:04] EgorMatirov: yeah get testing! [10:07] Riddell:ok, thank you. [10:08] I made a task, but needs someone to approve it http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/edit/google/gci2014/5815061465530368 [10:32] Riddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/9559098/ [10:32] context: cmake package has different name so people have a hard time finding the right dev package [10:33] I think we briefly discussed this in munich [10:33] also affected: plasma-framework, baloo, kio [10:41] sitter: meh, I'm skeptical, what do debian think? [10:41] valorie: thank you, got your mail [10:43] EgorMatirov: http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/edit/google/gci2014/5815061465530368 approved, grab it while it's fresh [10:44] Riddell: claimed [10:45] EgorMatirov: great, now test test! :) [10:45] Riddell: btw, should welcome dialog with language selection and etc be displayed after boot iso? [10:46] EgorMatirov: can you take a screenshot? [10:48] Riddell: I mean, testcase says that it should but there is only plasmashell and "Install Kubuntu" icon on desktop [10:48] EgorMatirov: yes, so probably we want to disable it from the live cd [10:48] EgorMatirov: take a screenshot, file bug :) [10:52] Riddell: Which package is related to this bug? AFAIK, I need to specify one. [10:54] EgorMatirov: I won't remember until I see a screenshot :) [10:54] EgorMatirov: probably kubuntu-notification-helper [10:55] ehm, no [10:56] that is not even enabled on the live session AFAIK [10:56] Riddell: http://i.imgur.com/GBSL2fP.jpg [10:56] from Kubuntu Desktop testcase: "The system boots properly and loads the installer displaying Welcome dialog with language selection and 'Try Kubuntu' and 'Install Kubuntu' buttons" [10:57] Is it just unchanged testcase? [10:57] EgorMatirov: oh I see, that's talking about ubiquity-dm which isn't enabled [10:57] because it doesn't work with sddm [10:57] so yes something to fix, there is already a bug somewhere under ubiquity [10:57] possibly a closed one [10:57] Riddell: ok, got it. Thanks [10:58] hmm can't find it, just report a new one then [11:00] Riddell: also, is bug with wrong timezone recognition during install related to ubiquity? [11:01] um, probably, I don't know that one [11:10] Riddell: Is there something specific that I should write in bug report (about ubiquity-dm). Now it looks like "Ubiquity-dm doesn't work with sddm. So it's now possible to use it with Kubuntu Live iso" [11:10] Maybe you know something related to this? [11:10] EgorMatirov: yes that'll do [11:11] I found it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/+bug/1362599 [11:11] Launchpad bug 1362599 in Kubuntu PPA "ubiquity-dm does not transition to sddm to plasma5 desktop" [Undecided,Fix committed] [11:12] but fix was reverted [11:14] EgorMatirov: well discovered, I set to to apply to ubiquity in vivid [11:35] hi Sergobot [11:35] Riddell: hello [11:37] Sergobot: are you working on calligra 2.9 beta? [11:37] I seem to have failed to assign that task [11:37] Riddell: Yes. But I can't build it [11:38] ok assigned [11:38] Sergobot: what's the problem? [11:39] Riddell: log https://paste.kde.org/p1oauxixq [11:40] ah yes, patches need updating [11:41] Mirv: qtsensors push please :) [11:42] Riddell: so, how to update them? [11:42] Sergobot: I expect the patch is still needed so you need to manually work out what needs to change, we use a tool called quilt to manage patches [11:42] Sergobot: if you run quilt push you should get the same error as you pasted [11:43] Sergobot: if you run quilt push -f it'll apply it and break (before it would test first and not apply it) === kbroulik is now known as kbroulik-lunch [11:43] Sergobot: actually if it's just fuzz (meaning line numbers changed) it may just apply with just quilt push [11:43] Sergobot: in which case use quilt refresh to update line numbers and it's all good [11:47] Riddell: I also have one unmet dependy. Calligra needs libkactivities-dev, but when I try to install, it wants to remove plasma-desctop from my PC [11:48] Sergobot: you need to have plasma5 afaik [11:48] Riddell: But I have it [11:49] Sergobot: what version of kubuntu and of plasma do you have? [11:49] Kubuntu 14.10 and Plasma 5 [11:50] Riddell: Plasma 5.1.1 [11:50] Sergobot: possible you'd be better developing it in a chroot made with debootstrap for vivid [11:51] Riddell: what do I need to run in terminal? [11:51] Sergobot: sudo debootstrap vivid vivid [11:52] then sudo chroot vivid will give you a vivid system (of sorts) === kfunk is now known as KRF [11:56] sitter: qtsensors pushed [11:56] thanks [12:04] anyone know about dh_acc? I can recreate this but I've no idea what it's moaning about (it's a new library soversion) https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/vivid-adt-marble/lastBuild/ARCH=amd64,label=adt/console [12:05] dh_acc - abi-compliance-checker dump generator and comparison [12:44] Riddell: I still can't install libkactivities-dev. It needs to remove plasma [12:45] Abi tar is probably out of date I guess [12:45] Riddell: ^^ === kbroulik-lunch is now known as kbroulik [12:55] Sergobot: so remove it? [12:55] shadeslayer: there isn't one, do I need to make one somehow? [12:55] Riddell: But I want to use Plasma [12:56] Sergobot: it's just a chroot [12:56] work in side the chroot [12:57] how to work inside it? [12:58] Riddell: how to work inside it? [12:58] shadeslayer, Riddell: marble ships an acc configuration without the actual ABI tarball. That can't work [12:59] personally I'm against using it at all until it supports uncompressed symbol tables [13:00] Sergobot: sudo chroot vivid [13:00] and then work as normal [13:00] you might need to copy over any config files you have and you might need to export LANG=C and LC_ALL [13:00] yofel: gotcha, I'll delete it then [13:01] hi Sick_Rimmit [13:01] catch u in a bit in meeting === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter [13:03] yofel: ahh [13:03] Riddell: why not create the file instead [13:03] please ask debian first why it's not there before you commit a binary blob into git [13:04] Heh [13:05] shadeslayer: what's the point? we already have .symbols files to check for ABI [13:06] acc is more accurate [13:06] which is good, only dh_acc sucks [13:06] ^^ [13:07] .symbols are more for something like dh_shlibdeps [13:12] * Riddell packaging the rest of kde applications [13:16] EgorMatirov: only 1 test done? (and that one failed!) [13:17] Riddell:oh, no. (I have done all tests for amd64, they all have similar bug and I'm filling it now) [13:18] great [13:19] Riddell: ubiquity recognizes wrong location\timezone for me. It detects "Yekaterinburg" (UTC+6). But I live in Izhevsk (UTC+4). I'll fill this bug there: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+filebug [13:20] Is it right place? [13:20] EgorMatirov: good enough, the code itself might be in debian-installer or maybe it's just part our how your internet is set up but ubiquity will do for now [13:22] Riddell: ok, thanks. (about internet... I tried some geo services based on ip determination and all of them says that my ip belongs to Izhevsk) [13:27] Hey all [13:31] hi BluesKaj_ [13:33] Hi Riddell [13:43] Riddell: can you help me? https://paste.kde.org/pchlmwud0 [13:46] Sergobot: as I say use quilt push if that works then quilt refresh will tidy up the line numbers [13:47] Riddell: but quilt push doesn't help https://paste.kde.org/pxet4gdfi [13:57] Sergobot: so you need to get dirty in the code [13:57] quilt push -f [13:57] then edit (with kate or emacs or whatever) krita/sketch/CMakeLists.txt krita/sketch/CMakeLists.txt.rej [13:57] and manually copy over the changes [13:57] then quilt refresh [14:03] Riddell: hm, Am I right that `locale -a` should output all available locales in live session? [14:04] and that it should contains most of languages available for selection during install [14:04] EgorMatirov: yes I think so [14:04] no during install will be loads of langauges, locale -a will only display the installed ones [14:07] Riddell: oh, ok. I have a bug when installing with wrong locale (looks like with any locale) and I read logs a bit [14:07] what's the bug? [14:08] and ubiquity says that "setting locale failed. please check that your locale settings ... are supported and installed on your system" [14:09] I selected russian, and when I click "next" after choosing timezone it fails [14:09] I'll provide logs, wait a bit please [14:10] Riddell: I can't build it :( https://paste.kde.org/pfdvfvdfq [14:11] Sergobot: you sorted one patch, this just needs the same stuff done [14:12] Sergobot: in this case the patch is called upstream_switch-to-librevenge-based-import-libs.patch which tells me it comes from calligra (upstream) anyway so the patch is no longer needed [14:12] Sergobot: so just delete the patch in debian/patches and remove from debian/patches/series [14:12] Sergobot: run quilt push -a to check if all the patches apply [14:16] Riddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/9560539/ and http://paste.ubuntu.com/9560568/ [14:17] EgorMatirov: uh oh [14:17] EgorMatirov: anything different on that install than on other installs? different language set? [14:19] Riddell: I tried Russian, Ukrainian, French, "Catala", "Dansk" languages with same result. [14:19] EgorMatirov: but fine with English? [14:19] I'll reboot now and try again [14:20] <_Groo_> Riddell: whazup riddell, when you have a minute,could you take a look at plasma-workspace in ci? its the only package breaking a clean upgrade today, the others rebuild fine [14:20] Riddell: hm, before - yes. [14:21] _Groo_: porque mi? sitter knows more about ci [14:22] Riddell: I still can't build it. quilt push -a ran without issues. [14:22] EgorMatirov: fooey, use ubuntu-bug and report a bug then [14:22] read ci channel topic and start uisng a snapshot ppa [14:22] Sergobot: what happens? [14:22] Riddell: there is veeeery long log [14:23] Sergobot: do you see an error line? [14:23] Sergobot: how far does it get? [14:23] Sergobot: maybe we should set up a shared ec2 server so I can see what you're doing [14:24] Riddell: here is small part from log's end. https://paste.kde.org/pabtthpjp [14:24] Sergobot: I think you have something mixed up with your chroot there [14:25] Riddell: what do you mean? [14:25] Sergobot: vivid/ contain the chroot filesystem, you don't seem to be inside that filesystem, the filesystem seems to be inside your packaging === jono is now known as Guest60113 [14:26] Riddell: so, what should I do? [14:27] Sergobot: let me set up an ec2 and we can work on that [14:27] Riddell: okay [14:28] Riddell: same with Russian, but it works at least with English and Belarusian [14:29] lucky belarusians [14:29] :D [14:33] shadeslayer: sitter: is that koko build yours? [14:33] in ~blue-shell-next [14:34] Sergobot: ssh ubuntu@ec2-54-92-241-134.compute-1.amazonaws.com [14:34] Sergobot: copy the .orig .debian and .dsc fiels to ec2-54-92-241-134.compute-1.amazonaws.com:mnt/ [14:34] Sergobot: run byobu at your login [14:35] Riddell: Permission denied. May be you used my old pubkey? [14:36] sitter: vhanda says that failing test needs internet access so can be ignored [14:36] Sergobot: I used the one at https://launchpad.net/~sergobot256/+sshkeys [14:36] Sergobot: update launchpad if you've a new one [14:38] Riddell: but there is the latest [14:39] Sergobot: and ssh ubuntu@ec2-54-92-241-134.compute-1.amazonaws.com fails? [14:39] EgorMatirov: you can tick live session surely? http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/328/builds/85790/testcases [14:40] Riddell: yes it fails [14:41] Sergobot: try logging in with password foobar [14:41] Riddell: it doesn't ask for a password [14:42] Sergobot: try again? [14:42] Riddell: logged! [14:42] phew [14:42] Sergobot: ok scp the three files into mnt/ [14:44] Riddell: oh, I think yes (but with unbiquity-dm bug) [14:44] yep [14:48] Riddell: scp asks password, but doesn't accept foobar [14:48] Sergobot: set username to ubuntu@ ? [14:49] sitter: wouldn't we be better to set up meta packages than rename all the -dev packages ? [14:49] kde-frameworks-tier1 ? [14:49] Riddell: it asks password for sergey@ec2-54-92-241-134.compute-1.amazonaws.com [14:50] 14:48 < Riddell> Sergobot: set username to ubuntu@ ? [14:50] Sergobot: Use ubuntu@ec2... [14:50] Riddell: also prone to error as with the provides [14:50] also we wouldn't rename all the dev packages [14:50] we would rename 4 of them [14:50] to align with the 50 others [14:51] aligns in some sense, makes them inconsistent in another sense [14:51] Riddell: how does it make them inconsistent? [14:52] sitter: it names them after libraries which don't exist [14:53] in that case you would need to make kio-dev provide a -dev package for any lib it contains [14:53] just renaming kio sounds more sensible IMO... [14:54] Riddell: that's onlyt he case for KIO I think [14:54] you are being as nitpicky as I am usually :P [14:54] very unreasonable [14:55] the thing is: the user does not care, we do not care, the policy doesn't care, cmake doesn't care, our tooling doesn't care ... nothing cares whether or not libkf5kio-dev actually has a libkf5kioN associated with it [14:56] at any rate there is a libkf5kiocoreN for which libkf5kio-dev is still a better fit than kio-dev [14:56] shrug, go ahead, but I will forever be reminding you there's no such thing as libkf5kio :) [14:56] pft [14:56] take it up with upstream :P [14:57] I've already got dfaure to admit he was wrong and I was right once this year, I think twice would be just impossible [14:57] if the cmake packages weren't shared fro multiple libraries then there wasn't an argument to be had here :P [14:59] Riddell: I filled bug report. What should I do with this test case? Mark as "Failed" and provide link to bug? [15:00] EgorMatirov: which one? [15:00] Riddell: Non-English Live Session & Installation [15:01] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1403914 [15:01] Launchpad bug 1403914 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Crash after selecting timezone with non-US locale" [Undecided,New] [15:01] EgorMatirov: yeah I guess that's a fail [15:01] Riddell: ok, thank you. [15:03] hello guys :) [15:03] hola Neo31 [15:03] Neo31: EgorMatirov is also doing testing today but as ever all help appreciated and don't be afraid to duplicate [15:04] Neo31: Hi. Yep, I could miss something. [15:09] Sergobot: you're uploading calligra_2.9.0.orig.tar.gz ? but 2.9.0 doesn't exist where's that from? [15:10] Riddell: I cloned sources from git and packed them to archive [15:11] Sergobot: nah just get the released version [15:11] Sergobot: download (with wget) from here http://download.kde.org/unstable/calligra-2.8.90/ [15:11] Sergobot: we usually only package released versions because then if someone has a problem we all know what they're working with [15:11] sure Riddell, it's a confirmation that everything is fine ;) and a training so next time I am more ready (actually i can teach new recruits from our loco team ;) ) [15:12] Neo31: ooh please :) [15:13] Riddell: done [15:14] Sergobot: where are you getting the packaging from? [15:14] I will ping you for testing and bug triaging stuff Riddell. but I might need a mentor recommendation for some dev stuff next month. I hope you know someone who can help (I will transfer the knowledge to our loco team of course) [15:14] you'll need to rename calligra-2.8.90.tar.xz to follow the right name for orig tars [15:15] Neo31: yeah me or others are happy to help, although I probably won't be around much for next two weeks since it's fiesta time [15:16] ah yeah yeah, anytime u think appropriate really ;) [15:18] Riddell: unpack? [15:18] Sergobot: yep === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter_laptop [15:23] EgorMatirov, Neo31: you guys onto i386? [15:23] no i have amd64 i can get i386 if that is needed [15:23] Neo31: yeah that's what needs most testing just now [15:25] ok i will start downloading i386, but not sure if i can start testing early tonight (i'll be travelling to another city either tonight or early morning) [15:26] thanks [15:27] thanks to u Riddell ;) [15:31] Riddell: yep, I'm downloading i386 [15:31] Sergobot: fix the version number in the changelog [15:32] Riddell: what should it be? [15:33] Sergobot: 2.8.90 [15:33] missing the last 0 [15:38] ovidiu-florin: ping [15:39] Sergobot: try this.. [15:45] <_Groo_> Riddell: not, porque me, its porque eu? [15:45] <_Groo_> Riddell: no reason, you were alive, thats all :D [15:45] Riddell: What should I do next? [15:45] <_Groo_> Riddell: and i dont have access,so ^.^ [15:46] Sergobot: fix the broken patch? didn't you already do that on your local computer? [15:47] Riddell: no, didn't [15:48] Sergobot: observe :) [15:49] Sergobot: voila [15:50] Sergobot: voila [15:51] <_Groo_> Sergobot: voila abuse detected! rule 256-b of the kubuntu-devel clearly states! just one voila per hour or riddell will kill a puppy. [15:52] these are evil rules [15:54] <_Groo_> Riddell: says the puppy killer! [15:56] _Groo_: hey I have to feed my starving grandmother! [15:57] <_Groo_> Riddell: give interns to her instead [15:58] <_Groo_> Riddell: they are a good source of proteins [15:58] hear that Sergobot? EgorMatirov? you're a good source of proteins [15:58] Sergobot: do you know what to do? [15:59] Riddell: no. Can you help me? [15:59] Sergobot: it's looking for a library boost-system but can't find it [15:59] Sergobot: this must be something new since the 2.8.x version of calligra [16:00] Sergobot: apt search will let you find what it's called === KRF is now known as kfunk [16:00] <_Groo_> Riddell: look at this, more work :D [16:00] <_Groo_> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/rSx1UuV2 [16:01] <_Groo_> fun stuff [16:01] Sergobot: go with libboost-system1.55-dev [16:01] <_Groo_> dont mention it :) [16:01] Sergobot: add it to build-depends in debian/control [16:01] and debuild [16:05] Sergobot: missing a comma in debian/control I think [16:05] Riddell: I'm not good source of proteins! :D (Sorry, was busy) [16:29] Riddell: how to out from chroot? [16:30] Exit [16:30] exit [16:30] thanks, EgorMatirov [16:30] Sergobot: chroot or the ec2? [16:30] chroot [16:30] control-d will also do it [16:39] Riddell: build failed! :( [16:40] Sergobot: yep, filenames will have changes [16:40] changed [16:40] Sergobot: you need to edit the .install files in debian/ for the new filesnames [16:40] Sergobot: look in debian/tmp for the files [16:41] and run dh_install --list-missing to check if the .install files are ok [16:41] there will be lots of missing files as well, that's fine, they're listed in debian/not-installed [16:41] but you'll have to check for new files [16:48] Riddell: Should I change anytjing in karbon.install? [16:48] *anything [16:49] Sergobot: I don't know what files is it complaining about? [16:54] Riddell: What should I do? [16:55] Sergobot: looks like it has renamed to libkarboncommon.so.14 [16:55] Sergobot: update that name in karbon.install [16:57] Sergobot: eek you started the compile from the start again! [16:57] that'll take ages [16:57] just run dh_install --list-missing to check if the .install files are ok [16:57] then debuild -nc once you're happy to build it without a clean [16:57] (but too late now) [17:01] Riddell: Hi, sorry was in Sprint demo earlier, how you doing ? [17:01] sprint demo? [17:02] EgorMatirov: how's the testing of i386? [17:02] Riddell: At work no worry [17:03] Riddell: Our code development sprints run for 6 weeks, day before release we do a demo of what we been making to the company [17:03] Riddel: tested 2 cases. I'll fill them now [17:03]