[01:19] people are complaining in #kubuntu that the 12.04.1 ISO can't be burnt to a CD? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [01:34] the i386 ISO looks very close [03:24] morning [03:40] morning [04:22] g'night ;-) [04:29] heh, bye JontheEchidna [04:48] apachelogger: where do the firefox kde changes live? [04:48] ( the opensuse ones ) [04:51] apachelogger: Should all be fixed up now. Sorry for the confusion. [04:52] anyone working on 4.9.1 packages? [04:55] guess not .. === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh [05:55] debfx: so I was running your initial upload script, and this happened : ==== Skipping kde4libs, bzr branch has unexpected content [05:55] full log : http://paste.ubuntu.com/1182963/ [06:18] shadeslayer: hows my KTP feature coming along? :D [06:19] jussi: not going to work on it anytime soon :P [06:19] working on FF atm [06:19] shadeslayer: Im disappointed :( [06:26] :( [06:26] jussi: I'll get to it, but it's not a priority for me at the moment :( [06:27] shadeslayer: ok. I guess its just that Im very keen to be out from the cold clutches of Kopete... [06:28] yeah, being at feature parity with kopete would be awesome [06:43] apachelogger: nvm found it [08:45] shadeslayer: branch and archive are out of sync [09:19] ScottK: ping [09:21] ScottK: if you get a chance please transfer my id_rsa.pub from .100 to the other machines, or set a random password on them, I can't seem to figure out what my password used to be ^^ [09:22] (.111 not reachable btw) [09:25] oh, actually a random password would be useful unless you switch off password sudoing on the non-gateway machines [09:26] on that note I am not a sudoer on 101 [09:28] debfx: oh meh [09:29] install: writing `debian/firefox-locale-gl/usr/share/doc/firefox-locale-gl/changelog.Debian': No space left on device [09:29] yay [09:29] it's loads of fun [09:30] anywho, I think ff should build [09:30] * shadeslayer throws it in a PPA to check [09:30] what did you do to make it not build? :O [09:30] claydoh: great forum thread that :) [09:31] nothing, I'm just working on getting everything ported to 15 [09:31] all our patches failed to apply :P [09:31] so I restole them from SUSE [09:32] good stuff [09:35] debfx: did you do an autobuild thingy of 4.9.1? [09:38] apachelogger: I was trying to do that but kde4libs branch is out of sync with archive [09:38] so that needs fixing first if you want some work :P [09:39] how can they diverge so that we need to speak of work? Oo [09:39] someone didn't follow the guidelines [09:40] shadeslayer: just copy archive to branch then? [09:41] yeah will do in a couple of minutes [09:42] kubuntu 12.04, aby idea how can i solve ia23-libs problem ? [09:43] afaik you don't need ia32-libs anymore [09:43] multiarch ftw [09:43] shadeslayer, but i have it as stopped package [09:43] upgrading from something? [09:44] 11.04 => 12.04 [09:44] I don't remember if 11.04 had multiarch support [09:44] atleast not off the top off my head [09:46] Ubuntu 11.04 introduces support for installing packages from multiple architectures on a single system. This makes a wider array of 32-bit applications available to users of 64-bit Ubuntu. [09:46] ok, so it did [09:46] soee: you can safely remove ia32-libs [09:46] soee: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultiarchSpec [09:47] shadeslayer, ok thank you [09:49] shadeslayer: did telepathy get sorted? [09:50] Riddell: yep [09:50] shadeslayer: sent spam [09:50] apachelogger: whut [09:50] about brnach != archive [09:50] ah ok [09:50] shadeslayer: did you fix that yet? [09:51] not yet, give some time, I'm sorting out firefox [09:51] apachelogger, ok all works fine now, thank you again for your help [09:51] will do it in ~5 minutes if you have not done it :P [09:51] soee: I think shadeslayer helped :) [09:51] I'd say just go for it :P [09:51] ah yes, sorry :D [09:51] shadeslayer: well no, I am afk for 5 minutes, that's all I'm saying :P [09:52] ah ok [09:52] looking at it now [09:58] 0.o [09:58] bzr: ERROR: Cannot lock LockDir(http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kdelibs/.bzr/branch/lock): Transport operation not possible: http does not support mkdir() [10:00] you cloned from http [10:02] apachelogger: fixed [10:02] * apachelogger broke his qtcreator \\o/ [10:03] w00t [10:05] * shadeslayer ponders how to test modifications to a kded module [10:12] !find libxcb-icccm.so.4 [10:12] Package/file libxcb-icccm.so.4 does not exist in quantal [10:12] shadeslayer: restarting kded [10:12] shadeslayer: what's it about in particular? [10:12] !find libxcb-icccm.so.4 precise [10:12] File libxcb-icccm.so.4 found in libxcb-icccm4 [10:12] apachelogger: well ... I want to monitor the debug output [10:12] is there a way to load it via konsole [10:13] sure [10:13] kded :P [10:13] ( fwiw I did : qdbus org.kde.kded /kded org.kde.kded.loadModule kded_ktp_integration_module _ [10:13] s/_/) [10:13] kquitapp kded4; sleep 4; kded4 --nofork [10:13] or some such [10:13] gotcha [10:13] and then you load [10:14] kquitapp(16426): "Application kded4 could not be found using service org.kde.kded4 and path /MainApplication." [10:15] ah there we go [10:15] ( I used kill :P ) [10:17] apachelogger: http://i.imgur.com/sKlox.png :D [10:18] ah [10:18] kquitapp needs kded [11:41] Hey all [11:43] hola [11:44] Hi Riddell [11:50] * apachelogger gives up on doing useful things with qt5 -.- [11:51] shadeslayer: 4.9.1 building yet? [11:57] why has it become such a PITA to report a bug on launchpad ? I mean how many different sites do i have to join and register , first ubuntu bug reporting , now kubuntu bug reporting. I joined launchpad a while back thinking it would be simpler to report a bug by clicking a link on my page ...unfortunately not the case , so I'll leave it up to ppl with more patience [11:58] ubuntu gets ETOOMANY bugs [11:58] so making it difficult makes sense as only bugs that annoy one sufficiently get reported :P [11:59] * Riddell wonders what the kubuntu bug reporting site is [11:59] bugs.kde.org :P [11:59] apachelogger: not yet [11:59] was working on notification stuff for ktp [11:59] yeah , that's one way alright ...make like a bureaucratic mess [12:00] plus, I don't think my server has enough space to hold kde sc [12:01] and ssh-add refuses to work :| [12:02] it's like the issues with the arm porter machines ^^ [12:27] heh, bugs.kde.org , accepted my login , when I tried yesterday I received incorrect pw ..anyway there are so many kate bugs files including the segfaults , so it's mere duplication if I file [12:29] ktp 0.5 is considered a bugfix release, why isn't people getting it in their installations? [12:30] apol: it's in Quantal ... are you on precise? [12:30] HI GUISE [12:30] shadeslayer: yes [12:30] I have the ppa myself [12:30] I .. uh ... need to be more proactive for precise :D [12:30] was working on some ktp kded stuff ... [12:31] but I feel a bit dumb telling everyone to put a ppa to get bugfixes [12:31] give me a couple of secs [12:35] apol: backport script is running [12:35] will ping you for testing :> [12:36] :P [12:36] you knew what you were signing up for :P [12:37] apol: I'm uploading everything to https://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/nightly [12:40] lp sure is horrendously slow [12:44] hm, bluedevil can shut down my bluetooth card on project neon but not on 4.9 [12:44] s/4.9/stable [12:53] apachelogger: do you have a awesome internet connection? :P [12:53] not really [12:53] hm [12:53] any ideas how to fix ssh-agent to work on a server? [12:53] ssh-add keeps failing [12:54] and I don't want to sit for 2 hours entering my password [12:58] shadeslayer: I've never used it on a server [12:58] :( [12:58] but middle click paste works well enough no? [12:58] or remote debsign? [12:59] remote debsign is fine, but the script uses scp to copy files from ftpmaster [12:59] simply use ftp? [12:59] .1 is public I believe [12:59] and then bzr to checkout branches [12:59] nah [12:59] release is on wednesday [12:59] I thought that was cahnged? :P [12:59] I don't think so [13:00] there was some mess around that [13:00] ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/4.9.1 [13:00] anywho, if the server is ultimately trusted you could always remove the passphrase from the key altogether [13:01] uh, NOPE [13:01] there was this other method to do it [13:08] ah yes, keychain [13:08] trying that [13:08] yay, works [13:08] I just hope that 4 GB's is more than enough [13:11] [kdelibs] Rohan Garg * 424 * debian/patches/ (add_debian_build_type.diff series) Drop add_debian_build_type.diff, applied upstream [13:13] shadeslayer: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~schumski/+junk/kdelibs/view/head:/debian/patches/add_debian_build_type.diff [13:14] what about it? [13:15] it's already been applied upstream [13:16] no, just needs refreshing [13:17] ok wth, I grepped the sources earlier and it did show the vars there [13:18] dunno about that :) [13:19] [kdelibs] Rohan Garg * 426 * debian/ (patches/add_debian_build_type.diff changelog patches/series) Refresh add_debian_build_type.diff [13:20] ok, I *might* have to go due a situation developing at my home, which is why I'm not going to get my hands into this [13:21] shadeslayer: have you looked at kactivities so far? they seem a little odd,vs 4.9.0 [13:22] "Houston, we have a situation (at home)." [13:22] kactivities is a horrible name, for German speakers [13:22] sqlite plugin doesn't get built [13:23] build logs? [13:24] this did it: http://tinyurl.com/ccjkkx6 , i've reverted that, so it get's built [13:32] shumski: uhhhh ... you've 'reverted' it? [13:32] won't that cause it to fail since it won't find sqlite? [13:35] shumski: apachelogger how does one test ff kde integration? :P [13:35] what all should I check that is [13:35] backbutton seems to follow oxygen theme [13:35] shadeslayer: no, that way it works as with 4.9.0; otherwise it doesn't get built [13:35] open file dialog looks sane [13:36] shadeslayer: yeah, opendialog and mimetypes should behave better than vanilla [13:37] hmm .. yeah, says that it wants to open a pdf with okular [13:37] macro_optional_add_subdirectory(sqlite) is nested under KACTIVITIES_BUILD_NEPOMUK_PLUGIN; but i think there's no KACTIVITIES_BUILD_NEPOMUK_PLUGIN=True anywhere [13:38] previously, it was directly added [13:38] shumski: please file a bug on bugs.kde.org if there's something wrong [13:38] shadeslayer: ok, as for firefox, that should be OK then :) [13:38] starbuck: firefox kde copied to blue shell [13:40] shadeslayer: github [13:40] apachelogger: ofcourse, doing that now [13:40] should be done before upload :P [13:40] last time you forgot [13:41] heh [13:42] apachelogger: what's the difference between MOZ_PKG_NAME and MOZ_APP_NAME [13:42] and why did we have APP_NAME while upstream has PKG_NAME [13:43] where? [13:43] debian/apport/source_firefox.py.in [13:43] I don't have pkg_name in there [13:44] also upstream likely does not use apport as that is an ubuntu thing?! [13:44] apachelogger: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1183558/ [13:44] mm ... I've copied this over from what's in the ubuntu archives atm [13:45] I strongly believe you need to use the bazaar branch [13:45] bazaar? 0.o [13:45] -.- [13:45] apachelogger: I did a pull-lp-source and then switched out the patches [13:46] -.- [13:46] git branch -a [13:46] what about it? [13:46] there is ubuntu/precise which is what the ubuntu moz team's bazaar branch held [13:46] then there is precise which is our change set [13:46] I'm talking about quantal [13:46] i.e. ubuntu/precise gets synced to what bazaar has and then merged with precise [13:47] shadeslayer: same thing except you need to create the branches first [13:47] ... [13:47] better delete those debs ... [13:47] nah, just check that what you synced is what is in bazaar [13:47] if that is the case it is alright [13:48] and make git do it right, with 2 branches [13:48] shadeslayer: I'd rebase master onto precise though [13:48] and use master for quantal [13:49] that's what I was thinking [13:49] use master for quantal [13:49] i.e. master (quantal) ubuntu/quantal (ubuntu bzr) precise (precise) ubuntu/precise (ubuntu bzr) [13:49] mhmm [13:49] seeing as git cannot link master to a random branch, which would have been cool ^^ [13:50] actually you may want to check first [13:50] on some repository I did magic trickery yielding a master that points no where [13:50] not sure if that was firefox-kde though [13:51] shadeslayer: you doing .1 yet? [13:52] apachelogger: no, I might have to leave soonish due to medical emergency [13:52] oh [13:52] I can give you access to my server if you want [13:52] loads of bandwidth [13:52] not sure I know how to use the scriptery tbh [13:53] apachelogger: ./kubuntu-initial-upload -d quantal -v 4.9.1 -m "New upstream release" -t ../ [13:53] but what with the key and all that [13:53] you can use keychain to unlock your ssh key for a extended duration [13:53] eval `keychain --eval --agents ssh id_rsa` [13:54] and then do a remote debsign [13:54] my key is not going to go to your server [13:54] generate a temporary key for ftpmaster.kde.org :P [13:54] yah, just thought the same thing [13:54] you already have 3 in there [13:54] well, we can give it a try [13:54] I do because I have 3 keys :P [13:55] soonishy 4 as I need a 8k one [13:56] actually === apachelogger changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - Friendly Computing | Quantal bugs: http://goo.gl/ESmab | Status: http://goo.gl/ZGGJP | Packaging TODO: http://notes.kde.org/kubuntu-ninjas | apachelogger: SRU plymouth logo & fix ipod support & cleanup ftpmaster access [14:06] shadeslayer: where is firefox 15? [14:06] https://launchpad.net/~blue-shell/+archive/firefox-kde [14:07] starbuck: yeah I deleted it for a couple of hours, just checking the diff between our package and bzr [14:07] starbuck: https://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/experimental [14:08] so firefox is supposed to be an adapted version under KDE or 1:1? [14:08] apachelogger: ^ [14:09] * apachelogger does not understand the question to be honest [14:09] * apachelogger can't edit ftpmaster keys in kate \\o/ [14:10] hehe [14:11] always nice how people go "KIO is the awesomest thing ever invented" and only like 3 applications manage to use it in a working manner [14:11] apachelogger: is firefox for kde the same package as for unity? [14:11] or an adjusted binary? [14:11] +mozhelper [14:11] different binary (due to the patches we apply) [14:11] okay [14:12] though it should be the same package name [14:12] firefox [14:12] yep [14:12] firefox-kde would be non-optimal? [14:12] as you could want to have both (for whatever reasons )? [14:13] apachelogger: ok question, what exactly did you do for 14? [14:13] you cannot have both, that's the problem [14:13] shadeslayer: simply merge bzr? [14:14] starbuck: since the file names are completely identical you could not ever have firefox and firefox-kde installed at the same time [14:15] shadeslayer: i.e. you need not worry as the changes in precise are applied ontop of a clean bzr import, so you'd simply update ubuntu/precise and merge it into precise [14:15] (and probably fix conflicts in changelog) [14:15] apachelogger: I'm talking about quantal here [14:15] here's what I was thinking [14:15] same thing [14:15] pull-lp-source firefox, copy over debian folder with patches from suse [14:15] commit to git [14:15] voila done [14:16] ( you also edit the rules a bit ) [14:16] git co ubuntu/precise && git co -b ubuntu/quantal && IMPORTFOO && git co master && git merge ubuntu/quantal [14:16] (note: master is equal to precise right now) [14:16] aha, that's why [14:16] no wonder why it's a huge diff [14:17] it's a huge diff because it contains everything between ubuntu/precise 14 and ubuntu/quantal 15 [14:17] rigth [14:17] *right [14:18] (note: ubuntu/precise 15 and ubuntu/quantal 15 ought to be almost identical as they keep maintenance cost down by doing a lot of meta stuff, so only very few things are actually series specific ... changelog being the most obvious) [14:19] * shadeslayer might have to leave soonish [14:23] gosh, a skaet, should be on holiday no? [14:24] !find autotools_dev.pm [14:24] Package/file autotools_dev.pm does not exist in quantal [14:25] hah [14:25] libwibble-dev [14:26] that one's by Peter Rockai, iirc [14:26] Adept and libept use it [14:27] well, Adept did, before its timely demise [14:31] which reminds me, we can clean out adept's bugs out now. I'll do that I suppose [14:32] kind of sad, those were some of the first bugs I triaged :( [14:33] :D [14:36] If I recall correctly, the first contributions to Kubuntu that I made were ~20 bug reports against the Qt4 port of gtk-qt-engine :D [14:36] lol [14:36] it was kind of horrible [14:36] 'kind of' [14:37] JontheEchidna always was a gtk fanboi [14:37] RIddell, too much fun going on, so plan on taking a swap day. [14:37] later [14:37] my firefox looked like shit and I wanted to help make it look not as horrible :P [14:38] * shadeslayer waves fist at bzr for taking so long to branch stuff [14:38] back before you kids had your fancy chromium [14:38] and oxygen-gtk [14:38] shadeslayer: checkout is your friend [14:38] ^_^ [14:40] apachelogger: still takes alot of time :P [14:40] and this is when branching at almost 2 MBps [14:41] why its still bzr [15:02] here's a scary though [15:02] t [15:03] you ssh onto a remote machine to build source packages and debrsign [15:04] apachelogger: ? [15:04] debrsign! [15:04] so you tunnel onto the remote host and then you tunnel back for signing [15:05] I thought it copied over the files, signed them locally and copied them back [15:05] though TBH the tunneling back makes no sense in an automation use case as you'd have to enter your password all the time to enable signing [15:05] well, actually [15:05] ok, bye [15:05] enter your user password and then your gpg key ring password [15:05] have to go ... bye [15:05] just for the sake of madness [15:05] shadeslayer: bye [15:05] might not be available for the next 24 hours [15:05] starbuck: ^ [15:07] shadeslayer: debsign != debrsign [15:07] debrsign is the other way around, your local machine cannot sign but a remote can, so instead of downloading and debsigning it will upload and debsign [15:08] ah ok [15:08] which then requires continous passwording because you connect from an untrusted to a trusted host, whereas remote debsign is trusted to untrusted which you can easily do with a passwordless key authorization on the untrusted end [15:14] claydoh: beta 1 this week, fancy doing a release page? [15:18] 12.04 lightdm - only white screen and nothing more any ideas ? [15:22] dunno, there's probably a reason we don't use lightdm in 12.04 [16:15] Riddel, any chance we'll be getting a fix for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lightdm-kde/+bug/1029150 for beta 1? [16:15] Launchpad bug 1029150 in lightdm-kde (Ubuntu Quantal) "precise to quantal upgrade does not work" [Undecided,Confirmed] [16:17] also, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/1028984 ? [16:17] Launchpad bug 1028984 in apport (Ubuntu Quantal) "apport errored when filing bug on test image alpha3" [High,Confirmed] [16:17] Riddell, ^ [16:24] skaet: 1029150 should be fixed, am about to confirm [16:24] :) thanks Riddell [16:24] bug 1028984 I'm yet to get to, maybe tomorrow [16:24] Launchpad bug 1028984 in apport (Ubuntu Quantal) "apport errored when filing bug on test image alpha3" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1028984 [16:27] subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['bzr', 'branch', 'bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/mplayerthumbs', 'bzr']' returned non-zero exit status 3 [16:27] the tool needs some serious error handling changes [16:39] Can someone take a look at this, so i don't think i'm imagining things: http://paste.kde.org/543440/ [16:40] vs http://paste.kde.org/543452/ === skreech_ is now known as Daskreech === dpm is now known as dpm-afk [18:29] apachelogger: did you push stuff to ninjas? [18:48] shadeslayer: nay, crapped out due to missing packaging and from what I have seen it does not like to continue where it left off, so I decided to screw it for today [18:48] ah ok [18:51] shadeslayer: if you want you can continue with my script checkout tho, it doesn't push to bzr automatically nor does it dput automatically (both because I wanted to do batch remote sign) [18:51] ah, on a related note it runs the source building without signing obviously ;) [18:51] otherwise I'll probably end up fixing the scriptery tomorrow or something :P [18:51] likewise, can't do it before tomorrow [18:52] maybe not even tomorrow since I want to look at KNotification context hackery tomorrow [18:52] ok only doing .1 tomorrow then [18:53] or rather setting up the toolchain so it does not fall over every 3 minutes [18:53] apachelogger: fwiw kde-workspace does not have my awesome patch in the tarballs [18:53] please keep in mind when packaging workspace [18:53] what patch is that? [18:53] * apachelogger requests a mail to kubuntu-devel [18:55] apachelogger: https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kde-workspace/repository/revisions/a651fff01cfcef8874c5ddcf7a080467edc49d16/diff/libs/plasmagenericshell/scripting/scriptengine.cpp [18:55] ah, yes, mail regardless please [18:55] ok, will do [19:02] hey launchpad, y u no auto rebuild packages [19:04] ->sleep === tazz_ is now known as tazz [20:16] apachelogger: You are sudoer now on 101. .111 is offline because it's not upgraded yet. === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [20:59] shumski: other people on the kde-packager mailing list are experiencing that too. It seems to be a bug with the 4.9.1 tarballs [21:00] JontheEchidna: yeah, saw it :-) [21:00] k :) [21:00] JontheEchidna: good to know i'm still sane :-) [21:01] hehe [21:10] This is hell === yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:11] Quintasan: welcome ;) [21:20] yofel: Hi [21:21] It's totally not like I have 758 bits/second transfer [21:21] The hell is going on with this connection [23:56] Kubuntu Devs please look into bug 1038522 [23:56] Launchpad bug 1038522 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "manual partitioning in installer crashes" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1038522 [23:56] it is Qt frontend specific