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[00:05] <penguin42> jtaylor: I noticed the list of bugs-with-patches is huge |
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[00:05] <penguin42> It's kind of similar to one of the observations by the debian guys looking at their critical bugs for release; they reckon a high proportion have fixes, just no one has reviewed them |
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[00:06] <jtaylor> many bugs in ubuntu are never looked at |
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[00:06] <jtaylor> debian is where the work should be done |
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[00:06] <jtaylor> for universe ubuntu does not have the manpower |
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[00:07] <penguin42> jtaylor: Yeh, although fortify triggers a whole bunch for us that just don't trigger in debian |
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[00:09] * penguin42 should learn more about how to drive the debian bug/patch process |
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[00:09] <jtaylor> for fortify things I'd go with forward to upstream/debian |
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[00:09] <penguin42> while there are some things I hate about lp, its still lovely compared to the dbts |
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[00:09] <jtaylor> if both are dead, stop caring possibly remove |
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[00:10] <penguin42> yeh I don't know how to make that call |
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[00:10] <jtaylor> I love the bts |
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[00:10] <jtaylor> its so simple but yet so powerful |
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[00:10] <jtaylor> it lacks a little in discoverability though |
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[00:10] <penguin42> nod, google seems to really index lp well as well |
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[00:12] <jtaylor> lp hasn't got any version tracking |
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[00:12] <jtaylor> which is a pita |
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[00:13] <penguin42> you mean the way bts shows you the gaph of package versions? |
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[00:13] <penguin42> graph |
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[00:13] <jtaylor> yes |
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[00:13] <penguin42> yeh, that's neat |
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[00:16] <uKev> so could you test the bug with your netbook? |
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[00:17] <uKev> my ubuntu installation in the vm just finished and I'm installing build-dep now |
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[00:17] <uKev> (could reproduce the bug) |
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[00:27] <jtaylor> the package takes ages to build ._. |
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[00:27] <penguin42> it does on a netbook.... |
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[00:27] <jtaylor> I'm building on my main machine |
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[00:28] <penguin42> ahok then :-) |
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[00:37] <jtaylor> wtf why is glines setuid? |
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[00:38] <penguin42> scores? |
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[00:38] <uKev> ah yes |
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[00:39] <uKev> so I tried quilt but -a does not exist, so I have to use quilt add ? |
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[00:39] <uKev> quilt add -P patch ? |
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[00:39] <uKev> ah quilt push, sorry.. |
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[00:43] <uKev> "No series file found" is that ok? |
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[00:43] <jtaylor> no |
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[00:43] <jtaylor> you ahve to do: export QUILT_PATCHES=debian/patches |
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[00:43] <jtaylor> I forget about that because its in my bashrc :/ |
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[00:43] <FernandoMiguel> nn |
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[00:44] <uKev> ah, so I delete the patches directory and start again? |
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[00:44] <jtaylor> yes |
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[00:45] <uKev> message is the same "No series file found" - do I have to do push after importing patch? |
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[00:45] <jtaylor> are you in the gnome-games source folder? |
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[00:46] <uKev> I just used apt-get source glines.. so no |
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[00:47] <uKev> so I cd into gnome-games-3.4.1 and then use quilt push -a; quilt import ../04_segfault.patch ? |
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[00:47] <jtaylor> yes |
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[00:48] <jtaylor> then another quilt push to apply the patch |
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[00:48] <uKev> "ends in "Patch cant_castle_after_rook_taken.patch" - so right? |
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[00:48] <uKev> quilt push or quilt push -a ? |
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[00:48] <jtaylor> doesn't matter |
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[00:50] <bjsnider> quilt add adds the file to be patched, it's quilt new to create the patch |
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[00:50] <bjsnider> quilt new patch; quilt add file |
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[00:56] <uKev> ah yes ok...builds now |
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[00:57] <uKev> I guess I should have added more cpus to the vm :) |
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[00:57] <uKev> but it's ok. That way my legs won't get to hot.. |
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[00:58] <jtaylor> is raring i386 actually affected? |
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[01:00] <uKev> didn't test it. Have precise installed |
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[01:03] <uKev> hah, great. compiling has finished and the package is working |
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[01:03] <uKev> just used dpkg -i to install it |
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[01:10] <jtaylor> I'll check that tomorrow |
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[01:11] <jtaylor> if someone does check before me please post it in the bug |
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[01:12] <marenostrum> !topic |
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[01:13] <marenostrum> !topic |
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[01:15] <penguin42> please don't taunt the bot |
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[01:16] <marenostrum> penguin42, OK. You are right. Just tried something. Sorry. |
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[02:00] <lcabreza1> need help here. my 12.04 ubuntu laptop is getting real slow ..what could be the cause of this ? |
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[02:00] <penguin42> this channel is for 13.04 onwards, please see #ubuntu for help on older stuff |
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[02:01] <TheLordOfTime> lcabreza1, /join #ubuntu. |
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[02:01] <TheLordOfTime> lcabreza1, you can get 12.04 support there. |
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[02:04] <lcabreza1> thanks |
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[03:07] <Bluefoxicy> is it possible to use a configuration file to instruct Ubuntu to do a full release upgrade? |
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[21:23] <alex_mayorga> Can one jump into raring yet? |
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[21:25] <penguin42> alex_mayorga: Works for me, some people have had problems - but hey |
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[21:28] <alex_mayorga> penguin42: Guess usual YMMV applies |
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[21:29] <penguin42> nod |
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[21:33] <alex_mayorga> penguin42: How did you jump in? |
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[21:34] <penguin42> alex_mayorga: I've got a VM that I installed from a daily, and I also have done a do-release-upgrade on my kubuntu desktop |
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[21:46] <alex_mayorga> penguin42: just tried do-release-upgrade and got: "No new release found", am I doing it wrong? |
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[21:46] <penguin42> alex_mayorga: Add a -d to get versions still in development |
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