=== zerick_ is now known as zerick [08:13] good morning [10:14] hello [10:15] I'm having a problem with one of the applications that are residing in universe [10:15] anyone available to help with debugging and narrowing down the cause? [10:15] Core was generated by `fwbuilder -d'. [10:15] Program terminated with signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. [10:15] #0 data (this=0x8) at ../../include/QtCore/../../src/corelib/tools/qscopedpointer.h:135 [10:16] 135 ../../include/QtCore/../../src/corelib/tools/qscopedpointer.h: No such file or directory. [10:27] #0 data (this=0x8) at ../../include/QtCore/../../src/corelib/tools/qscopedpointer.h:135 [10:27] 135 return d; === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [13:00] Tm_T: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=768816 doesn't give a backtrace, but does that happen to look about the same? It's the same version from trusty-vivid, so I tried it here on vivid with no such luck in getting the crash. [13:00] Debian bug 768816 in fwbuilder "fwbuilder crashes in libqtgui" [Important,Open] [14:17] Hi. I'd like to add a new package to Ubuntu, but it's not open source so I just have binaries to provide. Is it possible? [14:21] erwan____: it may be permitted in multiverse or Debian non-free depending on the exact licensing terms. But non-free software is generally frowned upon. What is it? === Neo31` is now known as Neo31 [14:25] rbasak: it is a software from IBM that I'm working on, it'll enable some DLPAR features when running on powerVM [14:26] rbasak: it is a part of the work related to the ppc64el architecture [14:26] erwan____: do you work for IBM? There's also the Canonical partner repository. Users can enable it to get software that is non-free but that Canonical ship as a service to Ubuntu users. [14:26] erwan____: an example is Skype. [14:27] rbasak: I do. This Canonical partner repository sounds good. [14:28] erwan____, is ubuntu already available on ppc64el? [14:28] Zhenech: yes :) [14:29] At least we've been building for ppc64el for a number of releases now. [14:30] erwan____: stuff generally gets into the Canonical partner repository through a partner engagement. So this should probably be taken up with the relevant project managers. Do you know who you need to speak to at your end? [14:33] rbasak: I don't know [14:33] rbasak: I'll ask my team leader, he may has a better knowledge than me about this [14:34] erwan____: OK. Let me know if you have trouble making the connection. [14:35] rbasak: ok. Thanks. [14:54] rbasak: in the meantime, I wonder how it works with non-free packages, what kind of files are provided to Ubuntu since it can't be source code? [14:55] erwan____: AIUI, the binaries are put into the "source package", and the "build" just moves them around as needed. [14:56] So we still upload a source package to the archive, but it's not really source. === SuperLag_ is now known as SuperLag === Neo31 is now known as tester31 === tester31 is now known as Neo31