[19:44] <ibeardslee> morning
[19:48] <Atamira> morning
[19:55] <ajmitch_> morning
[21:27] <hads> morning
[21:30] <G> morning
[21:42] <olly_> morning
[22:46] <chilts> morning
[23:43] <hads> Does anyone know how to stop nautilus doing some sort of find when you type into a browser window? I liked the old "select a file in the current directory" approach.
[23:47] <hads> Bugger; http://askubuntu.com/questions/289351/nautilus-3-6-look-for-filenames-in-current-directory-before-general-search
[23:53] <hads> I think the answer is thunar.
[23:56] <hads> Oh, nemo, a fork of nautilus 3.4
[23:58] <ojwb> hads: you're finding nemo?


[00:56] <gonix> hi
[00:58] <VMGuy23> hi
[01:22] <_enigma9o7_> Well that's kinda a boring discussion to contribute to, but I guess I'll add my two cents.  Hello.
[02:29] <lotuspsychje> good morning
[03:03] <cartdrige> hey.
[03:03] <arraybolt3> hi
[03:03] <cartdrige> How's it going in Brussel lotuspsychje ? :)
[03:03] <cartdrige> coldy coldy?
[03:03] <lotuspsychje> actualy we had 25c recently, late autumn summerday
[03:05] <cartdrige> Yeah? winter is late, maybe it will be soft anyway. Last year was not so cold where i was.
[03:06] <cartdrige> early morning like that at halloween with the window opens here.
[03:07] <cartdrige> (but i seen snowy pictures, and i know ppl in sweden etc)
[03:07] <cartdrige> anyway, BBL. have a nice day every 1!
[03:07] <arraybolt3> I think last winter or the winder before we got to -9 degrees Fahrenheit (or however you slepl that)
[03:07] <arraybolt3> Sometimes I feel that Missouri should have been named Misery.
[03:32] <lotuspsychje> arraybolt3: so i guess its gonna be server or deboostrap material 8GB and less
[03:32] <arraybolt3> Yeah, maybe.
[03:32] <arraybolt3> I mean even my ancient Pentium III box with Windows 2000 has a 20 GB drive, so maybe it's not that bad?
[03:33] <lotuspsychje> i got a bloody fast sandisk 8GB early ssd here i would love to use in a machine one day
[03:33] <lotuspsychje> yeah 20gb would fit your xubuntu core like a charm
[03:33] <arraybolt3> 8GB SSD... how is that possibly fast.
[03:33] <lotuspsychje> its rocketfast
[03:33] <arraybolt3> Were the old SSDs really speedy?
[03:33] <lotuspsychje> yeah, some brands did
[03:34] <arraybolt3> Did they have some technology other than NVMe that was faster than SATA?
[03:37] <lotuspsychje> trying to find a link, but that thing is so old lol
[03:37] <lotuspsychje> ill make a pic later for you arraybolt3
[03:38] <arraybolt3> :D
[03:38] <arraybolt3> It sure sounds cool.
[03:41] <arraybolt3> lotuspsychje: Is this it? https://www.ebay.com/itm/193886005592?hash=item2d2481a958:g:kT8AAOSwzehgIsGT
[03:42] <lotuspsychje> no, its was a classical sata laptop 2.5" ssd
[07:09] <murmel> hggdh: oops, sorry misread :(. then you are right
[13:37] <lotuspsychje> arraybolt3: https://imgur.com/a/rJjgItD
[13:37] <lotuspsychje> it was a transcend
[19:45] <Bashing-om> UWN: Issue759 now available to our reading public :D
[20:48] <ogra> whee !


[15:19] <gbit86> anyone here ever setup a wyse thin client with lpd usb printer redirection to a xrdp server?
[15:20] <gbit86> I do this all the time with windows, but I want to move away from it


[12:02] <ajmitch> ah.. nope
[12:02] <ajmitch> I'll remember sometime soon ;)
[12:03] <slomo_> ajmitch: hi... what about banshee and ipod-sharp? ;)
[12:03] <ajmitch> jinty: join the ranks
[12:08] <tseng> beats me
[12:08] <tseng> everyone else was doing it
[12:08] <ajmitch> slomo_: ipod-sharp has dropped a dbus dependency?
[12:09] <ajmitch> Version: [-0.5.12-1-]  {+0.5.12-2+}
[12:09] <ajmitch> Depends: [-libdbus-glib-1-1 (>= 0.50), libglib2.0-0 (>= 2.8.0),-]  libglib2.0-cil (>= 2.3.90), libipoddevice0 (>= 0.4.0), mono-classlib-1.0 (>= 1.0)
[12:09] <slomo_> yes
[12:09] <ajmitch> ok
[12:09] <ajmitch> this isn't mentioned in changelog, is it? :)
[12:09] <slomo_> it is... the part about the .config file
[12:09] <ajmitch>   * Install the .config file from ipod-sharp instead of our own now
[12:10] <ajmitch> doesn't tell me much
[12:10] <slomo_> in older versions there was no config file for ipod-sharp so i've written my own... it used dbus in the old days
[12:10] <slomo_> now i noticed that there finally is a .config file... and that it doesn't use dbus anymore
[12:11] <ajmitch> not that it'll make much difference
[12:11] <ajmitch> since banshee will drag in dbus
[12:11] <slomo_> yes
[12:15] <ajmitch> slomo_: /usr/lib/banshee/Banshee.Dap/njb-sharp.dll does look like crack, right?
[12:16] <slomo_> ajmitch: why?
[12:16] <ajmitch> is it the same as libnjb-cil has?
[12:16] <slomo_> ajmitch: yes... and the ipod-sharp.dll is the same as in libipod-cil
[12:16] <ajmitch> crackful
[12:17] <ajmitch> I'm guessing this is because upstream does some stupid bundling
[12:17] <slomo_> exactly... i had a talk with meebey about it yesterday ;)
[12:17] <ajmitch> yes, I saw some of that
[12:18] <slomo_> iirc abock said that he does this because of unstable interfaces... but i don't understand him, he writes both libraries ;)
[12:18] <tseng> snorp really wrote libipod
[12:19] <slomo_> yes but lately only abock makes changes
[12:20] <tseng> did you hear anything about 0.10.3 release date?
[12:20] <slomo_> nope... maybe next thursday, he always releases on thursdays ;)
[12:21] <tseng> there is cool stuff in cvs
[12:22] <ajmitch> such as?
[12:23] <tseng> reworking plugins
[12:23] <tseng> there is more exposed, and you can enable/disable them
[12:23] <tseng> fixes to last.fm
[12:23] <slomo_> are there new plugins? or is the last.fm still the only one?
[12:23] <tseng> there is a broken file system monitor
[12:24] <tseng> and a sample plugin that prints random songs
[12:24] <tseng> on the console
[12:49] <slomo_> ajmitch: thanks :)
[12:53] <Kyral> Anyone have plans to package the newest GNUStep?
[03:05] <Kyral> hey slomo_
[04:25] <Kyral> hey crimsun
[04:25] <crimsun> Kyral: hi
[04:32] <crimsun> about easychem?
[04:32] <crimsun> yep, read earlier
[04:34] <Kyral> Is it bad that this is causing me joy?
[04:34] <crimsun> of course not :)
[04:35] <Kyral> Oh in case Mez is listening, it builds CLEAN on Breezu
[04:35] <Mez> Kyral ... ?
[04:36] <Kyral> easy Backport ;P
[04:36] <Mez> Kyral ....
[04:36] <Kyral> joke ;P
[04:36] <Mez> ... ?
[04:36] <crimsun> just tell him whether you want it backported
[04:36] <Kyral> my first package got into the repos officually
[04:37] <Kyral> Actually I do need it backported lol
[04:37] <Kyral> Lab Build uses it
[04:38] <Kyral> and I ain't puttin' the lab build on Dapper
[04:38] <ajmitch> Kyral: then ask, in one easy sentence :)
[04:38] <Kyral> yah yah
[04:38] <Kyral> I'm hyper right now sheessh
[04:39] <Kyral> Mez: could you backport EasyChem to Breezy?
[04:39] <Mez> depends
[04:39] <Mez> does it WORK in breezy?
[04:39] <Kyral> I don't have a test case yet lol
[05:15] <Mez> surely if somethings auto-synced from debian - they'd think enought o grab the new packages from debian that are deps of that package
[05:20] <StevenK> Maybe the deps can't be synced, and need to be merged.
[08:20] <zakame> hm can I just sync eris from sid?
[08:21] <crimsun> yes
[08:22] <crimsun> the new package names in 1.3.9-1 take care of the NMU/libstdc++ alloc
[08:22] <crimsun> we don't have to do anything on our side, so a sync is fine.
[08:23] <zakame> ooh, k then, was asking because I was worried about the Conflicts/Replaces thing
[08:23] <zakame> rocking :)
[08:24] <zakame> done
[08:29] <crimsun> :)
[09:05] <zakame> hi robitaille :)
[09:05] <robitaille> Hello zakame
[09:11] <zakame> hm, ncmpc's already in debian, perhaps another sync candidate :)
[10:01] <dholbach> good morning and happy new year! :-)
[10:01] <zakame> dholbach!!! happy new year!!!
[10:02] <ajmitch> hey dholbach
[10:02] <dholbach> to you guys too
[10:03] <jsgotangco> now go to work!
[10:03] <jsgotangco> *grin*
[10:07] <ajmitch> hehe
[10:07] <ajmitch> jsgotangco: I have been!
[10:08] <jsgotangco> ajmitch: we live in the future
[10:09] <ajmitch> I've even been working on my debian packages for a change
[10:09] <Burgundavia> ajmitch, was that the sky I just heard falling? ;)
[10:09] <ajmitch> :P
[10:11] <dholbach> so who helps me to write the motu report? ;)
[10:11] <ajmitch> umm
[10:11] <ajmitch> it'll be fairly short :)
[10:11] <ajmitch> 'merges, merges, and more merges'
[10:11] <zakame> merges indeed
[10:11] <ajmitch> still > 200 assigned
[10:13] <jsgotangco> use triple verbs it seems to be the rage lately
[10:13] <zakame> ajmitch: speaking of debian, can you check my libmemcache for debian? its on mentors :)
[10:13] <ajmitch> merge. upload. rejoice
[10:15] <ajmitch> zakame: I can add it to the list :)
[10:15] <zakame> ajmitch: thanks :)
[10:20] <Burgundavia> when/where do people figure the next Ubuntu dev conference will be?
[10:21] <Mithrandir> Burgundavia: just after dapper is released, I guess.
[10:21] <Burgundavia> Mithrandir, you figure may or end of April?
[10:22] <Mithrandir> yes
[10:22] <Mithrandir> iirc, that was what sabdfl said at UBZ
[10:23] <ajmitch> hopefully somewhere interesting, though I doubt I'll get to go to this one
[10:23] <Burgundavia> hmm, I have an opportunity to talk at LinuxFestNorthWest on April 30, which last year was right int he middle of UDU
[10:23] <Burgundavia> I expect I will have to bankroll my own way
[10:23] <sivang> ajmitch: why not?
[10:24] <ajmitch> same reason as Burgundavia
[10:24] <ajmitch> chances of sponsorship would be low
[10:24] <sivang> eh :)
[10:24] <Burgundavia> sivang, we both got full sponsorship to the last one
[10:24] <sivang> same here then
[10:24] <sivang> Burgundavia: yes
[10:25] <Burgundavia> I am actually cleaning out my email todo list
[10:26] <ajmitch> sivang: they prefer to sponsor people who are in the general area, and I won't qualify for that :)
[10:26] <sivang> ajmitch: do you know where will be the general area next ? :-)
[10:27] <ajmitch> not australia/nz
[10:27] <Burgundavia> sivang, I heard rumours of Germany
[10:27] <Burgundavia> I expect Europe
[10:27] <ajmitch> germany was suggested at UBZ
[10:27] <sivang> ah right, I think I remember now
[10:27] <ajmitch> it won't be the US
[10:27] <sivang> I hope not :)
[10:27] <Burgundavia> I hope not too, but it is cheaper for me to get there
[10:28] <Burgundavia> but I suspect we (NAers) are a minority
[10:28] <sivang> Burgundavia: true, for me it's sky rocking high :)
[10:28] <Burgundavia> Europe is a nice compromise. Amsterdam, London and Frankfurt are cheap and easy to fly into
[10:29] <sivang> Burgundavia: I recall sabdfl saying something about Amsterdam as well
[10:29] <ajmitch> anywhere with seedy bars.. ;)
[10:29] <Burgundavia> amsterdam would be sweet
[10:30] <Burgundavia> of course, the pot is better and cheaper where I live...
[10:34] <jsgotangco> Asia is the future!
[10:35] <Burgundavia> jsgotangco, sadly, Asia is not today
[10:35] <jsgotangco> Burgundavia: sure but we'll get our jobs tommoro
[10:35] <jsgotangco> w
[10:35] <jsgotangco> :D
[10:35] <Burgundavia> jsgotangco, you mean s/our jobs/your jobs
[10:35] <jsgotangco> yeah
[10:35] <tepsipakki> i'd like to package two libraries that aren't in universe or debian yet. upstream provides debian-packages, but how much of the debian-directory structure should be preserved?
[10:35] <Burgundavia> thanks, but sales is not fleeing NA quite yet
[10:36] <Burgundavia> jsgotangco, also somebody who works is Delhi cannot calm down a screaming Exec at 4:30pm on a Friday
[10:37] <jsgotangco> well...
[10:37] <Burgundavia> because only grovelling on the floor can do that
[10:38] <ajmitch> tepsipakki: depends on how good the upstream packaging is
[10:38] <ajmitch> tepsipakki: I've seen some where it was best to start from scratch
[10:38] <zakame> tepsipakki: have you consulted with upstream about getting their package into the Debian proper?
[10:39] <tepsipakki> zakame: yes, no reply
[10:40] <tepsipakki> I'm talking about libgssapi & librpcsecgss, upstream is the folks at CITI (umich.edu)
[10:40] <tepsipakki> they compile nicely, so in theory they shouldn't need much work
[10:41] <ajmitch> compiling nicely is only the first step
[10:41] <tepsipakki> Bruce Fields is the packages.. maybe I'll just ask him again
[10:41] <tepsipakki> packager..
[10:42] <zakame> tepsipakki: how about the license? is it good?
[10:42] <zakame> (no time for me to check, and too lazy :P)
[10:43] <tepsipakki> humm, seems to MIT.. is it a problem?
[10:44] <zakame> not a prob, as MIT-X is DFSG-free unless I'm wrogn...
[10:44] <zakame> tepsipakki: have you also asked the ppl in #debian-mentors about this?
[10:44] <tepsipakki> nope, I should?
[10:45] <zakame> tepsipakki: perhaps, as there are (already-existing) Debian pkgs :)
[10:45] <tepsipakki> hmm, so what do I ask there?-)
[10:46] <zakame> tepsipakki: what you just asked now ;)
[10:46] <tepsipakki> ok, I'll try
[10:52] <dholbach> zakame: your blog should be on planet ubuntu too
[10:52] <zakame> dholbach: should I ping jdub then :)
[10:52] <dholbach> zakame: yes :)
[10:53] <zakame> dholbach: ok, thanks! :D
[10:54] <dholbach> ajmitch: you do blog?
[10:54] <ajmitch> I have a blog with little to no content
[10:54] <ajmitch> not worth putting on there
[10:55] <sivang> ajmitch: why the only one? :)
[10:55] <ajmitch> sivang: I was joking
[11:08] <lucas> hi everybody, happy new year
[11:11] <dholbach> to you too
[11:11] <dholbach> :)
[11:16] <Gloubiboulga> I've reported a bug, but it seems to be a duplicate
[11:16] <Gloubiboulga> What should I do ?
[11:16] <zakame> happy new year lucas
[11:24] <dholbach> \sh_away: you overwrote my istanbul package and it depends on python2.3 instead of 2.4
[11:24] <dholbach> \sh_away: malone bug 6925 is yours to check, thanks
[11:24] <Ubugtu> An error has occurred.
[11:30] <ajmitch> malone 6295, that is :)
[11:32] <dholbach> oh yeah ;)
[11:32] <ajmitch> ok, there's my syncs requested for today..
[11:33] <ajmitch> might as well cut down the outstanding merges a bit ;)
[11:38] <ajmitch> hi ogra
[11:41] <ogra> hey ajmitch
[11:41] <ogra> happy new year
[11:42] <Burgundavia> salut ogra
[11:42] <ogra> hey Burgundavia
[11:43] <dholbach> Burgundavia: tu seulement parles franais toujours?
[11:44] <ajmitch> happy new year to you also, ogra  :)
[11:48] <Burgundavia> dholbach, non
[11:52] <jsgotangco> wow did whiprush even attempted to sleep?
[12:00] <Burgundavia> jsgotangco, sleep is for the weak
[12:04] <jsgotangco> tell that to someone past 30
[12:06] <Burgundavia> that doesn't include me
[12:06] <ajmitch> heh
[12:06] <jsgotangco> :/
[12:09] <Burgundavia> being 23 has it advantages and disadvantages
[12:11] <ajmitch> sure
[12:12] <ajmitch> oh dear
[12:12] <ajmitch> what junk are we getting spammed with today? ;)
[12:12] <Burgundavia> awful things liek getting more people to join MOTU and the doc team
[12:16] <ajmitch> oh no
[12:16] <Burgundavia> ajmitch, is there a better bittorrent client we coudl ship by default
[12:16] <ajmitch> we don't want more of them
[12:16] <Burgundavia> preferrablly one that a) a single window
[12:16] <ajmitch> no idea, I don't use bittorrent
[12:16] <Burgundavia> b)remember torrent files across reboorts
[12:17] <raphink> Burgundavia: what do we ship by default as of now?
[12:18] <Burgundavia> raphink, gnome-bt I think
[12:18] <raphink> hmm
[12:18] <raphink> dunno this one
[12:18] <raphink> on gnome I think I'd use bittornado
[12:19] <raphink> which is light and reliable imo
[12:19] <raphink> and either qtorrent or ktorrent on kde
[12:20] <raphink> somehow it seems on this field qt/kde programs are more user friendly than gtk ones
[12:21] <raphink> I see there's gtorrentviewer
[12:21] <raphink> but I don't think this is actually a bittorrent client
[12:25] <ajmitch> Burgundavia: good work on the HelpingUbuntu pages :)
[12:25] <Burgundavia> ajmitch, you think they work well?
[12:25] <ajmitch> yeah
[12:25] <ajmitch> I think that MOTUGettingIntoIt needs a bit of an overhaul
[12:25] <ajmitch> it's a bit sparse
[12:26] <ajmitch> we've got a mailing list now, etc
[12:26] <Burgundavia> so does the doc team stuff
[12:31] <Burgundavia> ajmitch, someone demoed a half finished bittorrent cliento n p.u.c some time ago. Remember who it was?
[12:31] <ajmitch> koke?
[12:32] <Burgundavia> hmm
[12:32] <ajmitch> I know he had one
[12:32] <Burgundavia> it isn't whiprush
[12:33] <ajmitch> http://koke.amedias.org/ for his blog
[12:34] <ajmitch> http://www.amedias.org/~koke/gnome-torrent/
[12:35] <Burgundavia> yep thats it
[12:36] <Burgundavia> what is koke's real name
[12:36] <Burgundavia> ?
[12:39] <Burgundavia> ajmitch, &
[12:39] <Burgundavia> ajmitch, ^ (yes, I can type, when the moon is full and the tide is high)
[12:40] <sivang> Jorge Bernal
[12:40] <sivang> it's there on the page
[12:40] <Burgundavia> sivang, thanks for telling me I need to sleep. Is 4am here
[12:40] <Burgundavia> too many bloody Jorges in Ubuntu
[12:40] <dholbach> \sh_away, Riddell: what about eric/eric3 packages? eric3 seems to be broken - shouldn't it be removed?
[12:40] <sivang> hehe
[12:40] <dholbach> \sh_away, Riddell: please have a look at the eric* malone bugs
[12:41] <sivang> Burgundavia: go to sleep buddy, don't hurt yourself like I do :)
[12:42] <ajmitch> about time I went to sleep
[12:42] <ajmitch> got to bed at 7:30AM this morning ;)
[12:42] <Burgundavia> indeed, morning all
[12:43] <ajmitch> bye
[12:43] <sivang> Burgundavia: night
[12:47] <dholbach> we really need a Universe Bug Day
[12:47] <dholbach> bugs just PILED up
[12:49] <sebest> dholbach: i also noticed that some bug are fixed but not closed
[12:49] <sebest> eg, the bug was pending because fixed upstream, and the new upstream version came out, bug the bug is left open
[12:50] <dholbach> sebest: if they're fixed for you, make a comment to "reopen, if they occur again" and close the bug.
[12:50] <dholbach> thanks for noticing
[12:50] <sebest> i seems there is no way to know the version of the package when the bug was submitted
[12:50] <dholbach> yeah, that's something i always ask first
[12:50] <sebest> dholbach: what should i do if the bug is fixed in dapper, but not fixed in breezy?
[12:51] <sivang> then you got yourself a backport :)
[12:51] <dholbach> we generally close them.
[12:51] <dholbach> if people complain, we can try backports
[12:51] <dholbach> if they're serious to -updates
[12:52] <sivang> sebest: it should be mentioned probably on bug filing guidelines that a user should specify what version of the package he opened the package against, and provide him some brief instructions on how to do that.
[12:52] <sivang> until we get something for that in LP
[12:53] <hyakuhei> LP?
[12:53] <ajmitch> dholbach: when do you want a bug day? next weekend?
[12:53] <ajmitch> I think it needs to be before UVF
[12:53] <sebest> sivang, in fact there won't be backport because the bug is not critical, so it will never be fixed in breezy
[12:53] <dholbach> ajmitch: dunno - we should ask the desktop team as well
[12:54] <sebest> eg bug 3154
[12:54] <Ubugtu> An error has occurred.
[12:54] <sebest> eg bugnbr 3154
[12:55] <sebest> there should be a way to say "won't fix in breezy" , "fixed in dapper"
[12:55] <sivang> hyakuhei: https://launchpad.net/
[12:57] <hyakuhei> sivang: danke
[01:03] <ajmitch> ok, sleep time, night all
[01:04] <sebest> ajmitch: night
[01:04] <lfittl> who has the email address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(I answered your comment on revu about audio-convert)
[01:04] <ajmitch> pef
[01:05] <lfittl> k, thanks
[01:05] <zakame> gn8 ajmitch
[01:10] <zakame> hi pkern
[01:10] <pkern> Hi zakame (:
[01:15] <pkern> lucas: rubyversionslist is very nice indeed. Looking at the list utnubu would only have to upload three packages from Ubuntu into Debian, almost all other packages are up-to-date.
[01:18] <zakame> pkern: hmm, utnubu! how do I help? :)
[01:19] <lucas> pkern: the lsit is only about ruby-related packages
[01:19] <lucas> also, I don't think the goal is to upload all packages in ubuntu and not in debian
[01:20] <pkern> lucas: Well, depends on the view. Please look at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[01:20] <lucas> I saw that
[01:21] <zakame> wb minghua
[01:22] <minghua> zakame: hello zakame
[01:22] <lucas> but what I'm saying is that a lot of quality checking must take place
[01:22] <lucas> having packages without active maintainers sucks
[01:23] <lucas> dholbach: can we discuss bug #4636 ?
[01:23] <Ubugtu> An error has occurred.
[01:23] <lucas> it renders the package unusable on breezy
[01:23] <zakame> Ubugtu: what error?
[01:23] <lucas> so I think the severity is "major", not "normal"
[01:23] <lucas> (I was the one to set it to major, not the bug reporter)
[01:24] <raphink> hmm
[01:25] <raphink> utnubu is an alioth project aiming to merge ubuntu packages back to Debian when needed, right?
[01:25] <lucas> yes
[01:25] <raphink> ok :)
[01:25] <raphink> thank
[01:25] <raphink> s
[01:25] <zakame> raphink : yeah, "Doing with Ubuntu what Ubuntu does with us. Where it makes sense, at least."
[01:25] <pkern> lucas: I intend to merge libao-ruby to Debian, but as I just found a RFS for it on debian-mentors (dating back to 2004 though), I'll ask the maintainer if he wants to be sponsored.
[01:26] <lucas> pkern: I think it should be removed from ubuntu
[01:26] <pkern> lucas: Reason?
[01:26] <lucas> I mailed ubuntu-motu about this yesterday
[01:26] <minghua> Hmm, I thought utnubu also trys to get ubuntu-only packages in to debian, but I didn't look at utnubu carefully
[01:26] <pkern> minghua: That's right.
[01:27] <lucas> http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2006-January/000093.html
[01:27] <pkern> RFS tend to be ignored, sadly enough.
[01:28] <lucas> then I'll ask the maintainer if he is interested in providing a patch so the pkg-ruby-extras team can pick it up
[01:28] <GanJ_L1Nk1n>
[01:29] <pkern> Ok.
[01:29] <GanJ_L1Nk1n>
[01:29] <minghua> argh, forgot the scim causing gaim crash bug...
[01:31] <lfittl> anybody here who has time to review http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1282 ? :)
[01:32] <lucas> pkern: your current way of looking for packages in ubuntu not in debian seems broken to me
[01:32] <raphink> GanJ_L1Nk1n: ?
[01:32] <lucas> not all packages in that case have -0ubuntu versions
[01:32] <pkern> lucas: Please explain.
[01:33] <GanJ_L1Nk1n> raphink: What?
[01:33] <raphink> GanJ_L1Nk1n: nothing, just wondering what you mean by     ;)
[01:34] <GanJ_L1Nk1n> raphink: it's russian language ))
[01:34] <raphink> GanJ_L1Nk1n: I speak russian so you can't cheat on me on this ;)
[01:34] <raphink> lol no luck ;)
[01:35] <raphink> unless this is a KOI/UTF issue ;)
[01:35] <GanJ_L1Nk1n>  !
[01:35] <raphink> nope
[01:35] <raphink> doesn't look any russian to me ;)
[01:36] <GanJ_L1Nk1n> where are you from?)
[01:36] <raphink> france
[01:36] <lucas> pkern: look at http://ox.blop.info/bazaar/rubyversionslist.html
[01:36] <GanJ_L1Nk1n> ohh cool
[01:37] <lucas> libao-ruby isn't picked by your script since the version isn't -0ubuntuSHING
[01:37] <raphink> ;)
[01:37] <lucas> I'll add a filter to motutools to be able to easily remove packages from the output which have exactly the same version
[01:38] <lucas> then I'll generate the output with the whole of debian+ubuntu
[01:38] <pkern> lucas: By which script?
[01:38] <pkern> lucas: It's in both versiondiff and missing-packages?
[01:39] <raphink>  -   GanJ_L1Nk1n
[01:39] <lucas> I don't remember
[01:39] <raphink> in UTF-8
[01:39] <lucas> maybe it was a grep-dctrl based stuff I saw yesterday in the archives
[01:42] <zakame> raphink: speaking of russion, there was a russian iirc who designed such a keyboard
[01:42] <zakame> *russian
[01:42] <raphink> zakame: really?
[01:42] <raphink> I meant something like a screen/keyboard
[01:42] <raphink> that would print the characters on the keyboard when you switch kbd type/font
[01:43] <raphink> I think I've seen one actually
[01:43] <raphink> but it was still experimental
[01:43] <raphink> and was to be solf for about $150 or so
[01:43] <minghua> I remember reading about a keyboard that actually have a LCD for each key and will show the character on the LCD that correspond to the current keymap
[01:43] <raphink> mhm
[01:43] <zakame> raphink : yes, that's the one
[01:43] <raphink> oki :)
[01:43] <minghua> probably the same thing raphink is talking about
[01:44] <raphink> I also heard that with the new technology allowing to detect where a sound comes from with 2 or 3 detectors on a board
[01:44] <raphink> it was possible to make just one screen
[01:44] <raphink> and have people type on the screen
[01:44] <raphink> so the position where they typed would be detected
[01:45] <raphink> zakame: that's the one you're talking about, no ? http://www.artlebedev.com/portfolio/optimus/
[01:46] <zakame> me checks
[01:46] <zakame> yep
[01:46] <Yagisan> dholbach: ping
[01:46] <raphink> :)
[01:47] <raphink> http://www.artlebedev.com/portfolio/optimus/answers/
[01:47] <raphink> lol
[01:47] <raphink> It will be an open-source keyboard, SDK will be available.
[01:47] <raphink> :D :D :D
[01:48] <zakame> w00t
[01:48] <raphink> Keys could be animated when needed.
[01:48] <raphink> huhu
[01:48] <raphink> There's no snow in Moscow in summer.
[01:49] <raphink> useful info
[01:49] <raphink> I love this layout http://www.artlebedev.ru/portfolio/optimus/hi-res/keyb_blank.tif
[01:49] <raphink> very useful
[01:49] <raphink> :)
[01:49] <raphink> and really worth buying such a keyboard :)
[01:50] <Mithrandir> somebody should obviously make it possible to display regular X applications on it.
[01:51] <raphink> hmm
[01:51] <raphink> you mean the shortcuts ?
[01:51] <raphink> just like the show the photoshop commands
[01:52] <Mithrandir> no, you should be able to put your xterms on it.
[01:52] <Mithrandir> that'd be cool
[01:52] <raphink> hahaha
[01:52] <zakame> Mithrandir : w00t
[01:52] <tseng> Mithrandir: hi
[01:52] <Nafallo> lol
[01:52] <Mithrandir> tseng: hi dude.  'sup?
[01:53] <tseng> Mithrandir: this :) http://david.chalkskeletons.com/openbox.html
[01:53] <raphink> hi tseng && Nafallo
[01:53] <tseng> hiya
[01:53] <Nafallo> hi raphink and tseng :-)
[01:53] <Mithrandir> tseng: shiny
[01:53] <zakame> heya tseng Nafallo
[01:54] <Nafallo> hiya zakame :-)
[01:57] <Nafallo> Mez: alive? :-)
[01:59] <dholbach> Yagisan: pong
[02:07] <zakame> wb mhz
[02:08] <mhz> zakame: thx
[02:08] <Yagisan> dholbach: sorry - was away for a bit
[02:08] <Yagisan> dholbach: You wanted more info on malone bug 6011
[02:08] <Ubugtu> Malone bug 6011: "Moves all debs into REJECT if any .udeb was built." Fix req. for: debarchiver (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU, Status: NeedInfo http://launchpad.net/bugs/6011
[02:09] <dholbach> Yagisan: yeah, i asked a question, which version you used - could you follow up on the bug?
[02:09] <Yagisan> dholbach: sure, but it's also affects dapper
[02:09] <dholbach> ah ok
[02:10] <Yagisan> dholbach: I backported dappers to brezzy to see if it fixed it. It didn't :(
[02:10] <dholbach> :/
[02:10] <Yagisan> dholbach: and not knowing perl, I can really fix it
[02:11] <Yagisan> crap - got to go - kids are fighting
[02:11] <dholbach> Yagisan: have a nice day
[02:28] <Yagisan> re:
[02:34] <Yagisan> dholbach: updated the bug report for you
[02:35] <dholbach> Yagisan: for everybody - i just triaged the bug to have more information about the issue :)
[02:35] <dholbach> thanks a lot for following up
[02:37] <Yagisan> dholbach: no problem
[02:52] <segfault> can i select any packages in universe? :-)
[02:58] <dholbach> segfault: ?
[02:58] <segfault> i mean, i'd like to package RoundCube.
[02:59] <dholbach> that sounds great
[02:59] <dholbach> you might want to read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/REVU
[02:59] <dholbach> that's our current process
[03:00] <zakame> bye
[03:15] <Gloubiboulga> dholbach, bug #6195 is on dapper, not breezy
[03:15] <Ubugtu> Malone bug 6195: "Dependency trouble" Fix req. for: mozilla (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU, Status: Fixed http://launchpad.net/bugs/6195
[03:17] <dholbach> Gloubiboulga: reopened it, thanks.
[03:17] <Gloubiboulga> ok
[03:24] <Riddell> is asking elmo on IRC still the way to get stuff moved to morgue?
[03:24] <tseng> email is better.
[03:24] <Riddell> e-mail to which address?
[03:27] <tseng><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:28] <Riddell> ok, groovy
[03:28] <Yagisan> am I the only one that thinks having psemu plugins in dapper is odd, without having a playstation emulator that can use them ?
[03:32] <Manifold> Hello.
[03:32] <raphink> hi Manifold
[03:32] <raphink> :)
[03:32] <Manifold> This looks complex.
[03:33] <Manifold> Hey, is dpkg a ubuntu specific command/.
[03:33] <Manifold> ?
[03:33] <raphink> it is a bit complex indeed
[03:33] <Manifold> I can't find it here http://www.ss64.com/bash/index.html
[03:33] <raphink> but very interesting when you get to it :)
[03:34] <raphink> nope
[03:34] <raphink> it's a Debian command
[03:34] <Manifold> OH.
[03:34] <Manifold> Hrm.
[03:34] <raphink> this is not a bash command
[03:34] <raphink> or a linux general command
[03:35] <raphink> its a Debian specific one
[03:35] <raphink> that you'll find on all Debian-based systems
[03:35] <raphink> Debian, Ubuntu, Xandros, Linspire, ...
[03:35] <zakame> dpkg is the core of all debian-based boxen
[03:35] <Manifold> "manifold u can the backport depository which will have it"
[03:36] <Manifold> Where is this backport depository?
[03:36] <raphink> :)
[03:36] <Manifold> The wiki just gives me a list
[03:36] <Manifold> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BackportsPackageList?highlight=%28backport%29
[03:36] <raphink> Manifold: so what you want to do is turn a Debian deb into an Ubuntu one, right ?
[03:36] <Manifold> Yeah, raphink
[03:36] <Manifold> It's a pretty popular program.
[03:36] <Manifold> http://mahogany.sourceforge.net/
[03:37] <raphink> what program is it?
[03:37] <Manifold> Mail checker.
[03:37] <raphink> ok the first steps are
[03:37] <raphink> 1) check it's not in Ubuntu yet (in dapper that is, since breezy is not the dev version)
[03:38] <raphink> 2) if it's not in ubuntu yet, check if it's not in Debian yet (packages.debian.org)
[03:38] <raphink> 3a) if it's already in Debian but not in Ubuntu, we'll have to sync/merge it
[03:38] <raphink> 3b) if it's not in Ubuntu or Debian yet, we'll have to make a new package (or you'll have to ;))
[03:39] <raphink> but first check the 2 first steps ;)
[03:39] <raphink> for 1), go check on packages.ubuntu.com
[03:40] <raphink> if it's not in Ubuntu and Dapper, also think about why it is so, and check if there was no bug reported about in either distribution in the past.
[03:40] <raphink> Manifold: still with us?
[03:40] <Manifold> Yeah
[03:41] <Manifold> I'm looking through the debian packages, raphink
[03:41] <raphink> ok
[03:41] <Manifold> I've checked the old and new repositories
[03:41] <Manifold> Of ubunut
[03:41] <raphink> ok
[03:41] <Manifold> ubuntu
[03:41] <raphink> did you look at the ubuntu packages first?
[03:41] <Manifold> First thing I did.
[03:42] <Manifold> I used Synaptic,
[03:42] <raphink> good
[03:42] <raphink> well then you missed the dapper repositories ;)
[03:42] <Manifold> With all the universe and multiverse
[03:42] <raphink> unless you're using dapper now
[03:42] <raphink> ;)
[03:42] <Manifold> Hah. :P
[03:43] <Manifold> Where are these dapper repositories?
[03:43] <raphink> you should check on packages.ubuntu.com
[03:43] <raphink> to search the dapper packages
[03:43] <raphink> some programs are not available in breezy, but have been added in dapper
[03:43] <raphink> Manifold: packages.ubuntu.com
[03:44] <slomo_> StevenK: ping?
[03:44] <raphink> and search in any version
[03:44] <raphink> so you can also see if it existed in warty or hoary
[03:44] <raphink> hi slomo_
[03:45] <slomo_> hi raphink :)
[03:45] <Manifold> raphink, "You have searched for packages that names contain mahogany in all distributions, all sections, and all architectures."
[03:45] <Manifold> "Can't find that package."
[03:45] <raphink> :)
[03:45] <Manifold> Argh.
[03:45] <segfault> how do i add my key to the revu keyring?
[03:45] <raphink> ok
[03:46] <raphink> so you didn't find the program in either Debian or Ubuntu
[03:46] <JohnnyMast> segfault email a revu admin
[03:46] <raphink> segfault: send a signed message to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:46] <Manifold> Hold on, the debian search is buggered up, raphink
[03:46] <raphink> if I'm not wrong
[03:46] <raphink> :s
[03:47] <Manifold> I'm doing a manual search
[03:47] <raphink> Manifold: is this program open-source?
[03:47] <raphink> ok
[03:47] <Manifold> Well, it's on sourceforge..
[03:47] <Yagisan> Manifold: no deb called mahogany in either ubuntu or debian.
[03:47] <Manifold> "Mahogany is an OpenSource cross-platform mail and news client."
[03:47] <Manifold> Yes, it is.
[03:48] <Manifold> OK, Yagisan
[03:48] <Manifold> So that means..
[03:48] <Yagisan> Manifold: you get to package it :)
[03:48] <Manifold> A new package is to be made.
[03:48] <Manifold> XD.
[03:48] <Manifold> And how do I do that?
[03:49] <Yagisan> raphink: did you get your box fixed ?
[03:49] <raphink> Manifold: is it a recent program ?
[03:49] <raphink> Yagisan: I think so too ;)
[03:49] <Manifold> "Latest News
[03:49] <Manifold>     * September 5, 2004 Progress update"
[03:49] <Manifold> Fairly.
[03:49] <raphink> Manifold: first thing for you is to read the New Debian Maintainer's Guide ;)
[03:49] <raphink> Yagisan: didn't recover the files :(
[03:50] <raphink> Yagisan: but I've set a networked backup system
[03:50] <Manifold> That one, raphink
[03:50] <Manifold> ?
[03:50] <Yagisan> raphink: that's a shame. Which backup system did you choose ?
[03:50] <Manifold> It's three years out of date.
[03:50] <raphink> Manifold: a project that has released the latest update a year ago is not a recent one ;)
[03:50] <Manifold> Oh damn.
[03:50] <Manifold> XD
[03:50] <raphink> I programmed my own Yagisan
[03:51] <Manifold> Is it worth packaging?
[03:51] <raphink> based on ssh with rsa keys, associated with rsync
[03:51] <raphink> so rsync over ssh with rsa keys
[03:51] <Nafallo> raphink: why? isn't the one on this channel enough? :-)
[03:51] <raphink> my code is available as FOSS of course ;)
[03:51] <raphink> if you want to look at it
[03:51] <Yagisan> raphink: don't forget to make an offline backup too
[03:51] <raphink> Manifold: if you think it's worth it, then it's worth it
[03:52] <raphink> http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/index.en.html <--- Manifold for you
[03:52] <raphink> Yagisan: yep
[03:52] <Yagisan> raphink: think lightning strike near your place. Instant fried pcs.
[03:53] <Manifold> You guys heard of Mercury Messenger?
[03:53] <Manifold> http://www.mercury.to/
[03:53] <raphink> beah
[03:55] <Manifold> Mercury Messenger isn't on the Ubuntu or Debian repositories
[03:56] <Yagisan> Manifold: If we, or debian don't have it, the general rule is you need to package it and send it to revu
[03:56] <raphink> mercury is not open-source if I'm nto wrong
[03:56] <Manifold> Is that a serious obstacle, raphink?
[03:56] <Yagisan> Manifold: It will become your baby to look after
[03:56] <Manifold> But I'm a Linux baby anyway.
[03:56] <raphink> I think mercury is freeware
[03:57] <raphink> Manifold: not to be included in multiverse
[03:57] <Yagisan> Manifold: well, yes, it makes it very difficult. For starters we can't fix it if it is broken
[03:57] <raphink> but you won't have it in universe if it's not open-source
[03:57] <Manifold> So that means it just stays on my HD?
[03:57] <raphink> Manifold: when famous apps are not available, you might wonder why ;)
[03:58] <Yagisan> Manifold: no, difficult != impossible
[03:58] <raphink> there is often a good reason
[03:58] <Manifold> How do people use these famous apps?
[03:58] <raphink> Manifold: you can work on any app if you want to, though
[03:58] <raphink> :)
[03:58] <Yagisan> Manifold: well, name a famous app - and we can tell you ;)
[03:58] <Manifold> Er.
[03:58] <raphink> Manifold: either they install them with the installer provided by the app
[03:59] <raphink> or it's packaged as binary
[03:59] <Manifold> I don't know too many Linux ones, raphink.
[03:59] <raphink> such as acroread
[03:59] <Manifold> NeoOffice?
[03:59] <Yagisan> Manifold: never heard of it
[03:59] <minghua> a few non-free apps provide their own .deb as well, e.g. opera
[03:59] <Manifold> http://www.mercury.to/index.php?page=Downloads
[03:59] <raphink> Manifold: Ubuntu is made to be and stay an open-source free distribution
[03:59] <Manifold> There's  deb there.
[04:00] <raphink> dunno it
[04:00] <Yagisan> raphink: please don't suggest that acroread. It is now spyware
[04:00] <raphink> Manifold: but acroread is an example
[04:00] <Manifold> lol.
[04:00] <raphink> and Opera was one till recently
[04:00] <Yagisan> raphink: but opera was up front. acroread is not
[04:00] <raphink> minghua: opera is open-source now, isn't it?
[04:00] <minghua> google tells me NeoOffice is a OOo port to OS X
[04:00] <Mithrandir> raphink: uhm, no?  Opera has never ever been spyware.
[04:00] <raphink> Manifold: then test this deb
[04:01] <Mithrandir> raphink: no, it's just free as in beer, it's not free.
[04:01] <Manifold> Do you know where apt-get puts the programs I download?
[04:01] <raphink> Yagisan: huhu
[04:01] <Manifold> OK, raphink .
[04:01] <raphink> Manifold: install lintian and linda
[04:01] <raphink> and run them on the deb file
[04:01] <minghua> raphink: no idea, I don't use opera myself.  I doubt it though, last time I heard it goes from adware to freeware
[04:01] <raphink> and see how many errors and warning you get ;)
[04:01] <raphink> never said thta Mithrandir
[04:02] <raphink> Manifold: apt-get downloads the deb files and install them using dpkg routines
[04:02] <raphink> ah ok that must be it minghua
[04:02] <raphink> I don't use opera either
[04:02] <minghua> Manifold: /var/cache/apt/archives
[04:02] <raphink> just heard there was a change in it
[04:02] <raphink> and thought it was open-source now
[04:02] <raphink> I must have misunderstood
[04:02] <Manifold> Aha,
[04:03] <SEJeff> Manifold, why not use gaim?
[04:03] <Yagisan> Mithrandir: do you have any multi-arch stuff publicly available to test ?
[04:03] <raphink> SEJeff: why not use Kopete?
[04:03] <Manifold> 'Cause I think Gaim's UI is too clunky, SEJeff
[04:03] <Mithrandir> Yagisan: no, unfortunately not.
[04:03] <raphink> kopete rulez
[04:03] <SEJeff> raphink, Because that would require me loading kdelibs and the qt libs into ram
[04:03] <Manifold> Well, not too clunky, but too big and friendly, SEJeff
[04:04] <SEJeff> Manifold, Have you used the latest beta of 2.0?
[04:04] <raphink> oh yes indeed SEJeff same reason why I wouldn't use any gnome app ;)
[04:04] <Manifold> I just downloaded it from apt-get
[04:04] <SEJeff> raphink, To each his own. Do not start a flamewar
[04:04] <Yagisan> Mithrandir: please give me a heads up when you do, I'd like to help in whatever way I can, even if it's just testing.
[04:04] <raphink> exactly SEJeff :)
[04:04] <raphink> I respect gnome users but I prefer kde :)
[04:05] <SEJeff> raphink, Fair enough. I REALLY despise the children who bash eachother. It is to the detriment of open source as a whole
[04:05] <Yagisan> raphink: gui's are for wusses ;) :-P
[04:05] <ogra> Yagisan, develop a qemu based chroot script :) that would help a lot :)
[04:05] <raphink> totally agreed SEJeff :)
[04:05] <raphink> Yagisan: lol
[04:05] <Mithrandir> Yagisan: sure, will do
[04:05] <raphink> Manifold: did you have a look at the New Debian Maintainer's Guide ?
[04:05] <Manifold> raphink, I got lintian with apt-get, but I don't know where apt-get put it
[04:06] <Yagisan> ogra: It would just choke on the nptl binaries again :(
[04:06] <Manifold> I'm still trying to run lintian, raphink
[04:06] <Manifold> And that guide is huge, raphink.
[04:06] <Manifold> ^^
[04:06] <raphink> ah ok
[04:06] <raphink> Manifold: tihs guide is the basis
[04:06] <Yagisan> Manifold: You'll find most people here have memorised that guide
[04:06] <raphink> Debian Policy is the next guide to browser
[04:06] <raphink> browse
[04:07] <raphink> and if NDMG is huge
[04:07] <Yagisan> Manifold: or at least bookmarked it
[04:07] <raphink> then I don't know what policy is ;)
[04:07] <ogra> Yagisan, yes, the only way i found to bootstrap a ppc ltsp chroot on i386, or a i386 chroot on ppc was nfs mounting the dir from another machine and run the bootstrapping from there .....
[04:07] <raphink> NDMG and Debian Policy are the docs that make Debian packages the quality they are
[04:07] <Manifold> I got lintian with apt-get
[04:07] <ogra> Yagisan, being able to do this from a qemu-ppc binary would rock
[04:08] <Manifold> But I can't find where it put it.
[04:08] <raphink> Manifold: and I reckon it's hard to swallow
[04:08] <Manifold> :/
[04:08] <Yagisan> ogra: I ah bothered the qemu devs to find out why it doesn't work. there is basic nptl support for arm though
[04:08] <SEJeff> Manifold, dpkg -L lintian | grep bin
[04:08] <raphink> Manifold: ok now run lintian on the deb you got
[04:08] <Manifold> lol.
[04:08] <raphink> Manifold: lintian is an automated tool to check for basic errors and mistakes in deb files
[04:08] <Manifold> Oh, so I just run the deb now.
[04:09] <raphink> you run
[04:09] <raphink> lintian yourfile.deb
[04:09] <raphink> with the deb you got on the website of the app
[04:09] <raphink> and see what you get
[04:09] <Manifold> bash: lintian: command not found
[04:09] <raphink> if you want details, run
[04:09] <raphink> lintian -i yourfile.deb
[04:10] <Yagisan> ogra: in *theory* we can install ubuntu ppc in a qemu ppc system emulator, set up qemu networking and run the install like that
[04:10] <raphink> did you really install lintian from apt-get ?
[04:10] <Manifold> I'll double check.
[04:10] <raphink> sudo apt-get install lintian
[04:10] <Manifold> Oh, I got linda
[04:10] <Yagisan> ogra: but do you really want to add a few hundred mb to the install cd for edubuntu eg to support that ? I wouldn't.
[04:10] <Manifold> Apt-get said it was better
[04:11] <ogra> Yagisan, then the nfs method with real hardware is easier ... what i mean is running something like: qemu-ppc ltsp-build-client --arch powerpc
[04:11] <ogra> but deboostrap fails this ...
[04:11] <raphink> hm it's not better, it's different Manifold
[04:11] <raphink> you can test with both lintian and linda
[04:11] <Manifold> D/Ling Lintian
[04:11] <Yagisan> ogra: I know what you meant. It's not possible without nptl support added to qemu userspace emulation
[04:12] <Yagisan> ogra: qemu systems level emulation supposedly works fine, but I currently lack the bandwidth to test it
[04:12] <ogra> its possible to run qemu-i386 /opt/ltsp/i386/bin/ls  ...
[04:12] <ogra> on a ppc
[04:13] <ogra> the sad thing is that it doesnt work for scripts ...
[04:13] <Yagisan> ogra: it will choke on larger apps such as bash - try it
[04:13] <ogra> i did
[04:13] <Manifold> It's in a foreign language, raphink
[04:13] <Manifold> >.<
[04:13] <ogra> it chokes on fork()
[04:13] <raphink> haha
[04:13] <Yagisan> ogra: yep - that is the nptl issue
[04:13] <ogra> yup
[04:13] <raphink> Manifold: paste it to a pastebin
[04:14] <Manifold> What's that?
[04:14] <raphink> Manifold: http://pastebin.com
[04:14] <Manifold> Thanks for helping a new guy, raphink
[04:14] <raphink> Manifold: I used to be a newbie aswell ;)
[04:14] <raphink> and still am in many fields ;)
[04:14] <Manifold> :]
[04:15] <raphink> and always happy to get some help :)
[04:15] <Yagisan> ogra: supposedly, we could grab some of that nptl code from the arm portion, and somehow convert it for the rest of qemu, but that is beyond my current coding skill set
[04:15] <ogra> and beyond my current focus ...
[04:15] <Manifold> raphink, http://pastebin.com/pastebin.php?dl=487176
[04:15] <ogra> i think we should think about it dapper+1
[04:16] <raphink> hmm
[04:16] <raphink> doesnt look too good Manifold
[04:16] <Manifold> I'll run it through a translator
[04:16] <raphink> ogra: what will be the name of dapper+1 ?
[04:16] <ogra> dapper+1 :)
[04:16] <raphink> dizzy elephant ?
[04:16] <Yagisan> ogra: possibly. could you do me a favour, I'd like some comments on some stuff in revu
[04:17] <raphink> :)
[04:17] <ogra> no idea... mark announces new names some weeks before release normally ...
[04:17] <Yagisan> raphink: u610
[04:17] <raphink> haha
[04:17] <Yagisan> raphink: I'm serious. breezy = u510, dapper = u604, dapper + 1 = u610
[04:18] <raphink> oh yes
[04:18] <raphink> sorry ;)
[04:18] <raphink> of course
[04:18] <raphink> :)
[04:19] <Yagisan> ogra: could you give me your opinion on http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1335
[04:19] <Yagisan> ogra: I added amd64 support to it
[04:20] <Manifold> Meh.
[04:20] <Manifold> raphink, it's portugese
[04:20] <Manifold> It's just telling you about the messenger itself
[04:21] <raphink> hmm
[04:21] <raphink> oh yes I hadn't noticed
[04:21] <Manifold> All we know is that there's a syntax error in section 1 after the tag description
[04:21] <minghua> Manifold: the lintian output just looks like error message on broken .deb description to me
[04:21] <Manifold> So, now what can I do, raphink?
[04:22] <minghua> I'd run dpkg-deb --info on said .deb package first
[04:22] <raphink> not much Manifold since you don't have the source package
[04:22] <Manifold> Ach.
[04:22] <Manifold> Oh well.
[04:22] <raphink> + the description is in portuguese, which is not good
[04:22] <Manifold> Screw it then.
[04:23] <Manifold> I should go and do something away from the computer.
[04:23] <Manifold> Thanks for your help guys, raphink
[04:23] <Manifold> See yer later.
[04:23] <raphink> :)
[04:23] <Manifold> (I'll be back with more questions.. :D)
[04:23] <raphink> later
[04:24] <raphink> ok
[04:25] <raphink> hopefully we'll be here with more answers ;)
[04:26] <ogra> Yagisan, i see no trace for a ia32-libs-universe package except in the changelog ...
[04:28] <Yagisan> ogra: sorry - was attending to baby - thats here at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1329
[04:29] <ogra> Yagisan, no, i mean you need a dependency anywhere
[04:29] <Yagisan> ogra: It is in the run-time deps. check control.amd64
[04:30] <ogra> ah, sorry, call me blind :)
[04:31] <Yagisan> ogra: I switch it at build time if i'm on amd64. I couldn't get [!amd64]  type stuff to work for Depends lines :(
[04:31] <ogra> from a packaging pov it looks fine, but i have no clue about assembler ... and i have no revu login ...
[04:32] <Yagisan> ogra: ok - it basically uuencoded thei386 deb
[04:33] <Yagisan> ogra: I was planning to do that for a few greatly desired i386 debs for dapper. eg wine
[04:34] <Yagisan> ogra: at least until a real multi-arch solution is developed
[04:34] <ogra> talk to the wine guys before, they plana amd64 version since a while
[04:35] <Yagisan> ogra: will do.
[04:35] <Yagisan> ogra: no issues with uuencoding i386 debs for amd64 ?
[04:37] <Valandil> happy new year :)
[04:37] <slomo_> Yagisan: they will be 1.5 times bigger... but it works ;)
[04:37] <ogra> Yagisan, its ugly ...
[04:38] <ogra> but i dont know another way to do it to solve your particular prob :)
[04:41] <Valandil> Hi there :-) I'd like to work on MaxDB-packages
[04:42] <Yagisan> thank you ogra and slomo_. I will proceed to upload dapper packages to revu "fixed" for amd64 like that, at least until a better solution is found.
[04:43] <Valandil> I've worked on adapting the package from SAP to debian woody, but I never mantained a distribution-package before for public
[04:43] <Yagisan> slomo_, ogra feel free to advocate any packages fixed like that :)
[04:44] <Valandil> What can I do to help on these packgages?
[04:58] <bmonty> morning everyone
[05:00] <Valandil> mornig :)
[05:01] <SEJeff> in */debian/control under section, is that where you put Universe / Multiverse / Main, etc?
[05:01] <SEJeff> Or is that where you put Something like Security
[05:02] <bmonty> SEJeff: you don't have to put anything in control to say a package is universe
[05:03] <SEJeff> bmonty, Well what goes in the section directive of control? Anything other than Unknown?
[05:04] <bmonty> SEJeff: see http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html
[05:04] <SEJeff> bmonty, Thanks. I'm right here now: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/ch-dreq.en.html starting off
[05:07] <SEJeff> in synaptic, I am seeing, System Administration (Universe) as a section, is this valic?
[05:07] <SEJeff> s/valic/valid/
[05:08] <minghua> the universe/main separation is decided by the override file AFAIK
[05:08] <minghua> which is a repository thing, not a package thing
[05:09] <bmonty> SEJeff: I'd be guessing how synpatic knows which part of the archive a package is in, but the string in synaptic is not a valid section string
[05:09] <SEJeff> ok. So I would be better off to leave the section as unknown
[05:09] <bmonty> I *think* synaptic has been modified to know that anything in the /universe section of the archive is Universe and adds it to the section name
[05:10] <bmonty> SEJeff: from the policy manual the "Section" field is optional
[05:10] <SEJeff> Well I am packaging vsecurity, a kernel module adapted from grsec, openwall, cap_over, and some tpe lsm stuff from ibm. I am just trying to do it correctly and am new to debian packaging
[05:10] <SEJeff> I read that, I just want to do everything correctly
[05:12] <bmonty> SEJeff: bottom line, you don't have to do anything to make a package universe
[05:12] <SEJeff> ok, thanks
[05:13] <bmonty> anyone have any idea why a package I uploaded yesterday wouldn't be built?  The package is grass, I got the ACCEPTED email, but the buildd hasn't done anything with it yet.
[05:14] <minghua> bmonty: in NEW queue, perhaps?
[05:15] <bmonty> minghua: do you know how I can check? (I don't think it is in NEW)
[05:16] <minghua> bmonty: the ubuntu NEW queue is invisible from outside AFAIK, I don't really know how this ftp-master/buildd thing works, there should be people that know better here
[05:17] <bmonty> minghua: I'm with you on that one :)
[05:17] <tseng> NEW is not visible
[05:17] <tseng> but ACCEPTED != NEW
[05:17] <minghua> bmonty: but if it has been in the archive before, it shouldn't be NEW (not unless you have new binary packages), that I'm pretty sure
[05:17] <ogra> NEW == only if your binary or source name changed or if its really new
[05:18] <bmonty> only the version and the diff changed
[05:18] <minghua> for debian there is going to be a "package is NEW" mail sent to the uploader, not sure about ubuntu
[05:18] <tseng> minghua: yes.
[05:18] <minghua> tseng: thanks
[05:18] <tseng> it looks like grass might be in depwait
[05:19] <minghua> then bmonty obviously has a different problem, sorry for the wrong guess :-)
[05:19] <tseng> see the previous version, unresolvable build-deps
[05:19] <bmonty> tseng: I fixed the build-deps, that was the main reson to upload
[05:19] <tseng> new uploads dont clear depwait
[05:19] <ogra> according to your changelog it shouldnt be in NEW
[05:19] <tseng> you need lamont
[05:19] <tseng> or infinity
[05:19] <bmonty> tseng: where did you check that?
[05:20] <tseng> ..the previous build log as I said
[05:20] <tseng> http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/grass/6.0.1-1/
[05:20] <bmonty> ahh, missed that, sorry
[05:21] <bmonty> tseng: so basically it needs a little kick-start from an admin?
[05:21] <tseng> yes, ask infinity if grass is in depwait and to clear it
[05:22] <ogra> rather lamont
[05:22] <tseng> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BuildDaemons
[05:22] <ogra> infinity is on holiday until tomorrow
[05:22] <bmonty> tseng: yeah I just saw that
[05:22] <bmonty> a little out of date
[05:22] <tseng> item 2 is still relevant
[05:23] <ogra> it will be completely obsolete once gina is ready and we switch everything to launchpad
[05:23] <bmonty> ogra: how long for that?
[05:23] <tseng> ogra: please no reminding
[05:23] <ogra> lol
[05:23] <ogra> bmonty, to quote debian ... "if its ready"
[05:24] <tseng> we still havent switched fully to malone yet even afaik
[05:24] <ogra> i'm sure it will happen before dapper
[05:24] <ogra> (malone)
[05:24] <bmonty> tseng: motu has
[05:24] <tseng> im (painfully?) aware
[05:26] <bmonty> refering to the fact that malone is prolific with email?
[05:26] <bmonty> :)
[05:26] <tseng> or the policy of "everything that ever touched our database should be displayed as a ui element on the page"
[05:26] <tseng> among other things
[05:27] <tseng> the things you actually want are hidden and useless stuff is all over
[05:28] <bmonty> I agree that malone needs a bit of a review from a usability standpoint
[05:29] <slomo_> hm, i wonder why elmo has synced exactly one of my many merges... ;)
[05:29] <bmonty> slomo_: because he likes getting multiple requests for the same package :)
[05:30] <slomo_> bmonty: i'll write him a mail now :P
[05:30] <ogra> slomo_, because he's on holiday since one or two weeks
[05:30] <ogra> he'll return this week iirc
[05:30] <bmonty> bbl
[05:31] <slomo_> hmm... ok, but why does he sync one package then? he should ignore me when he is on holidays ;)
[05:32] <ogra> because he's addicted and needs at least on sync a week ? :)
[05:36] <Kyral> Morning MOTU
[05:51] <slomo_> cyberix: i'm doing gnunet now... be happy ;)
[06:14] <Kyral> Back to work
[06:15] <SEJeff> http://pastebin.com/487329 I am trying to have my package depend on kernel headers >= 2.6.12 but it is failing, any ideas?
[06:16] <Kyral> How do you make a metapackage anyway...
[06:17] <minghua> SEJeff: because there is no package named linux-headers, only linux-headers-2.6-386, for example
[06:17] <Yagisan> Kyral: just a blank package that depends on other packages. Arch = all
[06:17] <Kyral> ah
[06:18] <Kyral> and if I wanna throw customizations in?
[06:18] <SEJeff> minghua, Is there a way to tell it to depend on 2.6.12 + so that it works in breezy AND dapper?
[06:18] <Kyral> should I apply then in rules (ie, replacing the default sources.list)
[06:18] <SEJeff> because linux-headers-2.6.12 and linux-headers-2.6.15 are different packages. Can you do boolean OR in the depends line?
[06:18] <Yagisan> Kyral: what sort of customisations ?
[06:19] <Kyral> Yagisan: for my linux lab
[06:19] <Kyral> Yagisan: to help with updates lol
[06:19] <minghua> Hmm, actually linux-headers seem to be a virtual package
[06:19] <Kyral> so like I have a default install, then I install this meta and it pulls in the rest of the packages for the build, replaces the sources.list, xorg.conf, AFS things, etc
[06:20] <Yagisan> Kyral: let me be more clear. Is it overwriting any part of the packages you intend to install ?
[06:20] <rraphink> Kyral: use postinst, prerm, postrm, preinst
[06:20] <rraphink> to customize your metapackage
[06:20] <Kyral> oh
[06:20] <SEJeff> minghua, So how can I have my package depend on linux-headers-2.6.12-* OR 2.6.15-*?
[06:20] <rraphink> a metapackage is a simple package that just installs nothing ;)
[06:20] <Kyral> so postinst would overrwrite
[06:20] <minghua> SEJeff: yeah that sounds like a good idea to me
[06:20] <Kyral> rraphink: I know, its not proper to call this a Meta then lol
[06:21] <rraphink> sure it is Kyral
[06:21] <rraphink> in that it installs nothing
[06:21] <minghua> SEJeff: the problem though is there are many -* variants
[06:21] <rraphink> it just depends on other packages and tunes some stuff
[06:21] <Kyral> yah good point
[06:21] <rraphink> ;)
[06:21] <SEJeff> minghua: ok. Well I guess I will just make it work for the latest dapper kernel, thanks
[06:22] <Kyral> I don't have to list EVERY dep do I? Like I can say build-essiential instead of gcc-4.0 bla bla
[06:22] <tseng> no one depends on build-essential
[06:22] <Kyral> Its needed on the build
[06:23] <tseng> well every package doesnt depend on gcc
[06:23] <Kyral> I mean that we need the compilers lol this is a lab for CompSci students
[06:23] <Yagisan> Kyral: You'll need to make some careful edits to your package, to allow it to overwrite parts of other packages eg config files
[06:23] <minghua> SEJeff: looking at it more carefully, depending on specific linux-headers-2.6.12-* is probably not a good idea since ABI version is also in the package name
[06:23] <tseng> ...
[06:23] <minghua> SEJeff: so yeah I agree you shouldn't bother
[06:23] <tseng> should i say it one more time for good measure?
[06:23] <Yagisan> Kyral: I have a sample package, but it's in a 414MB source package
[06:24] <Kyral> ick
[06:24] <rraphink> Kyral: this is a package that is not to be ubuntu, right?
[06:24] <Kyral> fine..I'll list out the contents of Build-Essiential
[06:24] <Kyral> right
[06:24] <rraphink> just for your lab?
[06:24] <Kyral> just a local lab build
[06:24] <rraphink> then you do what you want with it ;)
[06:24] <rraphink> put the depenencies you want installed by it
[06:24] <Kyral> just for me to be lazy about updating it ;P
[06:24] <rraphink> if you want build-essential installed automatically by it, then put it
[06:24] <Kyral> Yah but I wanna be "right" by it
[06:25] <rraphink> haha
[06:25] <rraphink> well taht wouldn't be right in the distro
[06:25] <Kyral> eh?
[06:25] <rraphink> but for a personal use, it just matters that you end up with what you want
[06:25] <Yagisan> Kyral: pm me, and I'll send you the extracted /debian directory
[06:25] <SEJeff> minghua, thanks
[06:25] <rraphink> and if your goal is to automatize the installation of build-essential, then put it
[06:25] <Kyral> Yagisan: what is it?
[06:30] <SEJeff> minghua, Could you look at this? Makes 0 sense to me as the version numbers are correct and it still fails: http://pastebin.com/487349
[06:32] <Yagisan> Kyral: one of my can't-be-in-ubuntu-because-upstream-needs-a-cluebat packages, needs to overwrite files in another package
[06:33] <Kyral> lol
[06:33] <Yagisan> Kyral: It could be an example for you
[06:43] <Gloubiboulga> If upstream doesn't provide an icon for a .desktop file, what can I do ?
[06:43] <Gloubiboulga> make it myself (:/) or use a 'generic' one or...
[06:44] <slomo_> make one or use no icon ;)
[06:45] <Kyral> hmm
[06:45] <Gloubiboulga> I thought an icon was needed
[06:45] <Kyral> this gdebi
[06:45] <Kyral> I like it...for a GUI tool
[06:48] <minghua> SEJeff: -9.14, instead of -9-14? ;-)
[07:02] <Kyral> Just as EasyChem gets into the repos, upstream releases a new version
[07:02] <bmonty> this is weird, check out http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/science/grass, notice the version string mis-spelling of ubuntu
[07:02] <bmonty> it is correct in the package's changelog
[07:02] <Kyral> wait....
[07:03] <Kyral> the GNOMEFiles entry says .5
[07:03] <Kyral> btu the SourceForge download location says .6 (which I packaged)
[07:04] <Kyral> and the homepage for the project says .6
[07:04] <minghua> bmonty: it seems the one with typo is -0*, while the correct and most recent one is -1*
[07:05] <minghua> no idea why that happened though
[07:05] <Kyral> ah wait thats 2004..
[07:05] <bmonty> minghua: yeah, I just thought it was weird
[07:05] <minghua> bmonty: is there an -0* entry in the changelog?
[07:06] <bmonty> minghua: yes and no, whoever packaged the -0 version of grass dropped all the ubuntu changelog entries, I put them back in for mine
[07:06] <minghua> maybe the previous upload indeed had a wrong version number
[07:07] <bmonty> minghua: that is it...and the culprit is....\sh! :P
[07:17] <Yagisan> night all
[07:40] <lucas> ogra: can you request the sync of libgtk-trayicon-ruby, overriding all ubuntu-specific changes ?
[07:41] <ogra_ibook> lucas, done
[07:42] <lucas> thanks
[07:46] <lucas> could a MOTU review bug #1299 ?
[07:46] <Ubugtu> An error has occurred.
[07:46] <lucas> bug 1299
[07:46] <Ubugtu> Malone bug 1299: "ruby (Ubuntu) - Image.read(filename) eats characters from filename" Fix req. for: librmagick-ruby (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTURuby, Status: New http://launchpad.net/bugs/1299
[08:40] <rraphink> dholbach: if you want to answer that is :)
[08:40] <dholbach> i'm on the phone
[08:40] <dholbach> brb
[08:40] <dholbach> :)
[08:41] <rraphink> ok
[09:00] <dholbach> rraphink: that's a general patch page for existing packages
[09:13] <jpatrick> rraphink: pingy
[09:35] <rraphink> jpatrick: pong
[09:35] <jpatrick> rraphink: never mind now
[09:35] <rraphink> hmm ok
[09:35] <rraphink> :)
[09:35] <rraphink> happy new year anyway
[09:35] <rraphink> :)
[09:35] <jpatrick> I've changed 0ubuntu1 -> 1ubuntu1
[09:36] <rraphink> hmm ok
[09:36] <rraphink> in what package?
[09:36] <jpatrick> and libaqbanking0-dev isn't working
[09:36] <jpatrick> kmymoney2
[09:36] <rraphink> oki
[09:36] <rraphink> ah
[09:36] <rraphink> in dapper?
[09:37] <jpatrick> no in REVU
[09:38] <jpatrick> (dapper)
[09:38] <rraphink> hmm ok
[09:38] <rraphink> what is libabanking0 for?
[09:38] <rraphink> banking I guess but apart from that ;)
[09:38] <cyberix> slomo: hurray!
[09:38] <cyberix> :-D
[09:41] <rraphink> jpatrick: are you getting it sponsored in Debian?
[09:42] <jpatrick> yeah
[09:42] <rraphink> ok good :)
[09:43] <cyberix> slomo: Some distros have political issues with GNUnet, I've heard. :-(
[09:44] <cyberix> slomo: Some non Debian derivatives.
[09:44] <slomo> cyberix: "political" issues with gnunet? huh?
[09:44] <cyberix> slomo: But it is great that Debian and derivatives have it. Makes them superrior
[09:44] <slomo> cyberix: what exactly?
[09:45] <cyberix> slomo: https://gnunet.org/drupal/?q=node/150
[09:47] <slomo> cyberix: sorry, i can't find it ;) please tell me about it :)
[09:50] <slomo> cyberix: ?
[09:50] <cyberix> slomo: I don't know more about it
[09:51] <cyberix> slomo: They probably think they will be attacked by some evil media giants, if they have p2p software.
[09:51] <cyberix> slomo: Or something like that
[09:51] <cyberix> slomo: I don't know. Just read about it there.
[09:52] <slomo> hm, they don't have mldonkey, nicotine, dc++, etc?
[09:52] <cyberix> I don't know
[09:52] <cyberix> Maybe it is the anonymity thing
[09:52] <slomo> hm, ok... nevermind :) i like the idea of freenet and gnunet...
[09:55] <cyberix> "SuSE has political issues with making a GNUnet package, and RH maybe the same. Still, that's nothing that we can fix -- bug them!" was the line I was talking about.
[10:08] <ajmitch> morning all
[10:10] <rraphink> hi ajmitch
[10:24] <hunger> Is it possible to remove the eric3 deb from universe? It is broken (see lp#6042)
[10:24] <Kyral> Yah I was about to say
[10:24] <Kyral> the eric package provides
[10:25] <hunger> Kyral: Yes, the eric package works... but eric3 looks newer. And why should known to be broken stuff hang around?
[10:26] <Kyral> hunger: the eric3 package is the same as eric it seems
[10:26] <hunger> Kyral: eric works, eric3 coredumps... so eric3 should get removed IMHO.
[10:27] <Kyral> I know
[10:27] <Kyral> I'm agreeing with you dude ;D
[10:27] <hunger> Kyral: Hey, great;-)
[10:30] <hunger> Hey, eric is even newer then eric3!
[10:30] <Kyral> yah
[10:30] <Kyral> someone ping someone to purge eric3
[10:30] <hunger> Man! that is really confusing!
[10:34] <Kyral> no kiddn
[10:38] <dholbach> good night
[10:38] <Kyral> cya dholbach
[10:41] <ajmitch> night dholbach
[10:44] <seth_k|lappy> http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1365 can be archived; it's been uploaded
[10:44] <seth_k|lappy> http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1257 can be archived; it's been uploaded too
[10:48] <hub> can someone unarchive http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=840
[10:48] <hub> it hasn't been uploaded
[10:49] <seth_k|lappy> hub, if you make a new upload it'll auto-unarchive
[10:49] <seth_k|lappy> (new upload to REVU that is)
[10:49] <hub> seth_k|lappy: yeah, but I have no reason to do one :-/
[10:49] <hub> unless someone can explain what's wrong according to the latest comments
[10:50] <seth_k|lappy> ahh
[10:55] <lfittl> Does anybody have some time to review one of my packages? (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1282)
[10:58] <hunger> Damn... so many IDEs and still nothing that beats emacs:-(
[11:02] <hub> hunger: people look at me when I use Emacs instead of KDevelop or Kate at the office
[11:02] <SEJeff> hunger, Except for vim of course :)
[11:02] <hub> hunger: fortunately there are vi users that understand me :-)
[11:03] <hunger_> hub: Sorry, got disconnected... Oh... yes, I forgot about vi:-)
[11:03] <hub> hunger: that was not a vi vs emacs war. it is just vi/emacs vs the rest
[11:04] <hunger_> hub: Right. Vi works well, too. The rest is just too crashy to use:-(
[11:04] <hub> hunger: or not that convenient
[11:05] <SEJeff> vi + screen makes /me drool
[11:05] <hunger_> hub: I never get to the point where I find out about inconvinient stuff:-(
[11:05] <hub> they use KDE so they are used to ;-)
[11:06] <hunger_> Just tested eric(3): Displays newly created files only, does nothing when trying to open files.
[11:06] <hunger_> kdevelop crashes whenever I touch anything, eclipse is not really stable for me either.
[11:07] <SEJeff> hunger, Scite is decent
[11:07] <hunger_> SEJeff: I wanted to see what the fuss about IDEs is about. Scite is more of a texteditor, isen't it?
[11:08] <SEJeff> Scite is more of a proof of concept app to showcase Scintilla. But it is a great programmers ide
[11:08] <SEJeff> hunger, fast, stable, and a decent featureset
[11:10] <hunger_> SEJeff: I use scite on windows, I know what it does (there).
[11:10] <hunger_> SEJeff: I was hoping to find something which supports unittests of ruby/python scripts.
[11:11] <hunger_> Guess I'll stick with whatever texteditor is available plus several terminals.
[11:11] <SEJeff> yep
[11:13] <lifeless> hunger_: pyunit ?
[11:14] <hunger_> lifeless: Guess that is what it is called in python.
[11:15] <hunger_> lifeless: I was hoping to some frontend for whichever system used.
[11:15] <lifeless> hunger_: vim.org has scripts to parse pyunit error and failure putput
[11:15] <lifeless> *output*
[11:15] <hunger_> lifeless: Somewhat like the proprietary rational robots (which is not too good but nice to look at;-)
[11:16] <lifeless> I dont know what that does
[11:16] <lifeless> so the analogy is useless
[11:16] <psusi> if I fix a bug in a package, how do I want to use dch?  --increment or --newversion?  -a?
[11:17] <Kyral> dch -i
[11:17] <Kyral> err
[11:17] <Kyral> increment the Ubuntu Revision
[11:17] <psusi> so use -i and -a?
[11:18] <psusi> ahh, ok... looks like just -i
[11:19] <crimsun> unless it's from a sync, in which case you'll want to use -vfoo
[11:20] <crimsun> doesn't really matter. You could just edit the version manually, too.
[11:29] <psusi> hrm...
[11:29] <psusi> I used dch -i to bump the rev and add a changelog entry,  but it did not change the rev... the package is built using the old revision
[11:30] <bmonty> psusi: did you rebuild the source package?
[11:30] <psusi> well, the old rev is in the name of the dir and the .dsc... I did pbuilder build *.dsc
[11:31] <bmonty> psusi: in the package source directory run "debuild -S", that will make a new source package
[11:32] <psusi> hrm... ok... then I will need to extract that source deb and pbuild the new .dsc?
[11:32] <bmonty> no, just run the pbuilder with the new .dsc
[11:33] <psusi> hrm... could not find a signing program
[11:34] <bmonty> psusi: that is only needed if you want to be able to upload the package
[11:35] <psusi> oh, ok... it did build the new files
[11:44] <psusi> if a package is in universe and it's maintainer is @debian.org, does that mean it was just synced over and there is no ubuntu maintainer?
[11:44] <crimsun> it may.
[11:44] <ajmitch> usually
[11:44] <crimsun> the only way to tell for sure is to look at the version.
[11:44] <ajmitch> we don't change the maintainer field when we make changes
[11:44] <psusi> how do you tell from the version?
[11:45] <lifeless> does it have 'ubuntu' in it ?
[11:45] <psusi> and if you are making ubuntu specific changes, aren't you maintaining it?
[11:45] <ajmitch> if it has ubuntu in the version number
[11:45] <ajmitch> hey lifeless
[11:45] <lifeless> hola ajmitch
[11:45] <psusi> nope... no ubuntu in the version...
[11:45] <ajmitch> lifeless: opensync got rejected?
[11:45] <ajmitch> I saw it in NEW, but nothing after that
[11:46] <lifeless> ajmitch: yeah, I need to fix the copyright file
[11:46] <lifeless> it mixes GPL and LGPL code
[11:46] <lifeless> and maybe more. As the doco is incomplete on it I need to audit the entire freaking thing
[11:46] <ajmitch> ah
[11:46] <ajmitch> nasty
[11:46] <lifeless> indeed
[11:46] <lifeless> its /README,/COPYING etc give no clue
[11:46] <lifeless> thank god for ftp-master ;)
[11:48] <thierry> anyone can explain me why my package (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1299) doesn't install any binary? I'm using cdbs
[11:49] <thierry> also the same problem with http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1293 (in wich I'm using debhelper)
[11:50] <lfittl> ajmitch: do you have some time to review a package? (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1282)
[11:50] <ajmitch> maybe
[11:51] <lfittl> should be fast to do, it's just a small shell script, and i am the upstream author ;)
[11:52] <ajmitch> lfittl: small shell scripts aren't always a good idea to package, having lots of clutter from many packaged shell scripts can be a pain
[11:53] <lfittl> ajmitch: well since we had some packaging requests for nautilus scripts, I wrote this as a little "installer" for them, as we can't install to user dirs
[11:53] <crimsun> thierry: no relative paths to the build dir in .install
[11:53] <ajmitch> lfittl: maybe talk to #ubuntu-desktop guys about getting something included with nautilus itself?
[11:55] <crimsun> thierry: err, wait a sec.
[11:55] <ajmitch> thierry: does it even build a shared library?
[11:56] <ajmitch> http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/libfxscintilla1.6-0512241230/libfxscintilla1.6_1.63-0ubuntu1.buildlog has the build log
[11:57] <lfittl> ajmitch: good idea, do you think it's realistic that a patch for this could go in fast enough? (as we only have less than 3 weeks left until UVF)
[11:57] <ajmitch> sure
[11:57] <ajmitch> I saw seb around earlier
[11:58] <crimsun> it doesn't actually build a shared lib that I can see
[11:58] <lfittl> ajmitch: thanks :)
[12:02] <crimsun> thierry: you don't appear to be passing --enable-shared=yes