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01:27 < statico> vasi: I _use_ Gnome.
01:27 < vasi> yeah, i meant the devs :-)
01:28 < statico> Okay. Wasn't sure.
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02:22 < dmacks> vasi: You should certainly know by now that "any gnome-y...devs" is essentially an empty set.
02:22 < vasi> was worth a try :-)
02:23  * dmacks and jfm are making slow progress updating some pkgs for it.
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03:26 < cianhughes> Melian: karma cirdan
03:26 < Melian> cirdan has neutral karma
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09:26 < pogma> bbraun: How totally bored are you?
09:26 < bbraun> hehe.  why's that?
09:26 < bbraun> some secret plan?
09:26 < pogma> bbraun: You could have pretty much carte-blanche to get packages from submitters into a testing tree
09:27 < pogma> and then auto-move those to unstable after a set period
09:27 < knghtbrd> I love secret plans!
09:27 < knghtbrd> what're we testing?  =)
09:27 < pogma> knghtbrd: bbraun said he was bored :)
09:28 < pogma> knghtbrd: I'm trying to get his energy
09:28 < bbraun> yeah, I'm not sure how much even I trust random packages uploaded over the intarweb, which is why I wanted to restrict it to the package maintainers (I suppose anyone with a commit bit would be fine too).
09:29 < pogma> bbraun: my secret plan was to have somehting email me the packages that pass auto tests
09:29 < knghtbrd> I have a few energy-stealing ideas myself
09:29 < pogma> bbraun: I eyeball and reply gpg-signed that it looks okay
09:29 < pogma> bbraun: but that has too many "I"s in it
09:30 < bbraun> hehe
09:30 < bbraun> I dunno, I'm still skeptical.  there's too much stuff people could insert into packages that eyeballing wouldn't catch
09:30 < knghtbrd> like ...
09:30 < knghtbrd> .mac server  =)
09:31 < pogma> bbraun: thus the "testing" tree
09:31 < pogma> bbraun: only for the brave and foolish
09:31 < knghtbrd> burn .iso for your platform (PPC or IA32 being likely candidates), boot it up, spend 5 minutes setting it up, and you have a .mac server independent of Apple
09:31 < pogma> hopefully enough fools to catch the bad packages
09:32 < knghtbrd> target it as an intranet sort of solution
09:32 < bbraun> although, there are a couple of solutions.  many fink people already have od accounts, could auth against that (and give new ones to people who want them).  Also, could have people sign their packages and upload their keys and such.
09:34 < pogma> anyway, if you are truly bored... :-)
09:35 < bbraun> hmm.  it's actually sounding not that hard.  The most annoying thing would be keeping the system's fink up to date with the most recent validation tests.
09:35 < bbraun> if there were a completely non-interactive selfupdate I could do it from cron
09:36 < knghtbrd> meh, nobody likes my lunatic plan.  =(
09:38 < bbraun> alright, I'm going to go offline for a bit and think about this for a bit.
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09:52 < Albie> anybody knows why 'correct' should not be used as a function name on C code under Tiger?
09:54 < pogma> Albie: I think you may be mistaken
09:54 < Albie> pogma, I think so
09:55 < Albie> there shold be a library I'm linking with that defined it
09:55 < Albie> pogma, btw, did you fix the sodipodi installation?
09:56 < pogma> Albie: what? the extensions? bug upstream
09:56 < Albie> pogma, if I remember correctly it was a problem detecting gcc.
09:58 < pogma> worked for me last I tried, let me try again
09:58 < Albie> s/sodipodi/inskcape/
09:58 < Albie> sorry
09:58 < Albie> :-)
09:59 < Albie> I'll try to compile it now
09:59 < pogma> well, sodipodi is dead, should probably drop the package
10:00 < pogma> Lauris said he no longer had time
10:00 < Albie> right. and inkscape is better
10:00 < Albie> (although inkscape is C++, bah)
10:02 < pogma> the way they forked still bothers me
10:02 < Albie> I do not know the details...
10:04 < pogma> I'll not bore you with my interpretation of events :)
10:04 < pogma> suffice to say, I think they could have tried a little harder before forking
10:05 < pogma> they will disagree, of course
10:05 < Albie> hehe
10:06 < Albie> I think the same about galeon/epiphany
10:09 < zizban> am I misdsing something or does a clean install of tiger not include stuffit?
10:09 < pogma> thats right
10:09 < zizban> ok
10:09 < zizban> it's not just me then :)
10:10 < pogma> sorry, one handed typing, slow, have beer in other hand, shift key is hard to press
10:10 < zizban> gotcha :)
10:11 < pogma> saturday night, my one day without work is coming :)
10:11 < zizban> woot!
10:13 < pogma> zizban: haven't seen you in a while, I think, how are you?
10:13 < zizban> yes, it's been a while
10:13 < zizban> I'm fine
10:14 < zizban> how life in Japan?
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10:15 < pogma> hot, maybe water shortage this year, it simply has not rained this current "rainy season"
10:15 < zizban> ouch\
10:26 < Albie> pogma, where are you? (geographically)
10:27 < Albie> Japan, ok.
10:27 < Albie> stupid me
10:27 < Albie> problems with water in Portugal as well.
10:28 < zizban> not here in  the great northeast of the United States
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10:40 < Albie> pogma, it is gtkmm the one I still can't compile :-(
10:41 < pogma> Albie: on 10.3 or 10.4?
10:41 < Albie> 10.4
10:41 < pogma> fails in configure?
10:41 < Albie> no. let me paste
10:41 < pogma> it is building here, not complete yet though
10:41 < pogma> p.pogma.org
10:42 < pogma> lisppaste: url?
10:42 < lisppaste> To use the lisppaste bot, visit http://paste.lisp.org/new/fink and enter your paste.
10:42 < pogma> or there
10:42 < lisppaste> Albie pasted "gtkmm" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/9203
10:43 < pogma> and you are at the latest glib and glibmm ?
10:44 < pogma> fink rebuild glibmm, maybe
10:44 < Albie> hmms
10:44 < pogma> sorry glibmm2.4
10:45 < Albie> update-all does not do a thing. 
10:45 < Albie> let try to rebuild glibmm2.4 then
10:50 < lisppaste> Albie annotated #9203 with "glimm...." at http://paste.lisp.org/display/9203#1
10:51 < Albie> glibmm is failing as well :-|
10:52 < pogma> hmm, we have a problem
10:52 < pogma> looks like a number of your c++ packages were compiled with the wrong compiler
10:53 < pogma> or something
10:53 < pogma> hmm
10:53 < zizban> ooops
10:54 < Albie> well... I can rm /sw and start again.
10:54 < pogma> gtkmm2.4 just rebuilt fine here
10:54 < Albie> (but not know)
10:54 < pogma> that sucks though, did you upgrade from 10.3
10:54 < pogma> ?
10:55 < Albie> yes. at least I tried to do that
10:55 < pogma> That is something that really should work
10:55 < pogma> but often doesn't :(
10:55 < zizban> I guess I better make sure my package still works in Tiger
10:56 < pogma> zizban: if you haven't had mail from msachs it probably compiles :)
10:56 < zizban> cool :)
10:57 < pogma> msachs is my hero
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10:57 < zizban> mine too, now :)
10:57 < Albie> pogma, so, I should rm /sw and retry, right?
10:58 < pogma> Albie: unfortunately, that is probably best, yes
10:58 < Albie> ok
10:58 < pogma> makes me sad
10:58 < Albie> not too much cost involved at the moment.
10:58 < Albie> better to do that now than later :)
10:58 < Albie> btw, anyone up to make perl 5.8.7 package? :)
10:58 < zizban> I periodicaly do that, to test packages for developers and contributors
10:59 < zizban> and my package works on 10.4, as expected
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11:04 < akh_laptop> !alicekill lazy, whiny users
11:04 < akh_laptop> damn--a lart isn't sufficient for me.
11:04 < zizban> my my are we angry this moring? :)
11:05 < Albie> why does INSTALL text on 0.8.0 says 0.7.1.? O:-)
11:05 < zizban> ouch
11:06 < akh_laptop> Albie: Clearly the release manager forgot to edit it.
11:06 < Albie> hehe
11:06 < akh_laptop> zizban: check the i18n logs
11:06 < zizban> fire him
11:06 < zizban> akh_laptop: oh if I must :)
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11:07 < akh_laptop> zizban: can't fire him--he's got tenure.
11:07 < akh_laptop> ;-)_
11:07 < zizban> damn
11:07 < zizban> heh
11:08 < zizban> I remember back in the day people whining about why fink didn't have KDE
11:08 < zizban> never minding the fact it was a huge challenge to get working
11:09 < akh_laptop> vasi said he got a message claiming that RangerRIck was in charge of a conspiracy to keep Fink from having an unstable bindist.
11:09 < akh_laptop> That's one for the tinfoil hat brigade. ;-)
11:10 < zizban> I'd say
11:10 < zizban> heh
11:11 < Albie> ok, bootstraping...
11:12  * akh_laptop was a bit sarcastic offlist in my reply to that message.
11:12 < zizban> I bet :)
11:12 < akh_laptop> I did suggest using the "print version" to search via the browser since we don't have a search feature.
11:13 < zizban> heh
11:13 < akh_laptop> That's a legitimate issue--not exactly what was raised.
11:14 < zizban> true
11:14 < akh_laptop> biab--my wife's at the salon and forgot her wallet.
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11:51 < Albie> bootstrap done
11:52 < Albie> now, how do I change the config file to use unstable... let me search
11:53 < cirdan> !unstable
11:54 < Albie> ok, self updating
11:56 < Albie> and time to go
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12:09 < Laz45> fink
12:09 < Laz45> knif
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12:11 < Laz45> fikn
12:11 < Laz45> fnki
12:12 < Laz45> inkf
12:12 < Laz45> nkif
12:12 < cirdan> !lart Laz45 
12:12  * Melian steals Laz45's mojo
12:14 < Laz45> where can i get mencoder?
12:24 < cirdan> in mplayer?
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14:32 < Retart> Hey, right now I'm in XDarwin running in fullscreen mode... But the apple+option+a shortcut isn't taking me back...
14:36 < Feanor> xorg?
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14:42 < theid_away> anyone know if 10.4.2 fixes the dlsym issue?
14:51 < cirdan> Feanor: u wanna take over mplayer?
14:51 < cirdan> :-)
14:51 < cirdan> since you use it and know it as weel as i do
14:51 < Feanor> i'd never be able to test it, since i only use cvs versions
14:52 < Feanor> besides it has a lot of weird dependencies
14:53 < cirdan> yeah
14:53 < cirdan> it does
14:53 < cirdan> and you can make cvs snapshopts :-)
14:54 < Feanor> what i do need to do for mplayer is make another patch to the AO
14:54 < Feanor> surround doesn't work anymore... if you're using headphones it will play the first two of the 6 channels as left and right
14:55 < Feanor> even though they're left front and left back or whatever
15:00 < theid_away> Feanor: did you ever find that missing patch?
15:01 < Feanor> yes
15:01 < Feanor> it wasn't as good as i remembered it being, and it seems to trigger bugs in AUHAL/mplayer that make the system freeze
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15:16 < cirdan> whee
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15:33 < cirdan> !seen dmacks
15:33 < Melian> i haven't seen 'dmacks', cirdan
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15:37 < cirdan> !seen dmacks
15:37 < Melian> dmacks <~dmacks@dmacks.active.supporter.pdpc> was last seen on IRC in channel #fink, 22h 44m 2s ago, saying: 'un-pong. /me -> coffee'.
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16:15 < dmacks> 35 minutes...not bad.
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16:35 < dmacks> Looks like we need a FAQ for Fink-0.8.0 symlinks
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16:53 < cirdan> ?
16:53 < cirdan> 35 mins?
16:54 < cirdan> dmacks: can u look at my branch real quick? i seem to have a perl error
16:54 < dmacks> The conjuring.
16:54 < cirdan> oh
16:54 < cirdan> my match isn't matching
16:54 < dmacks> One moment...gotta cvs-update
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16:57 < dmacks> What file/line?
16:59 < bkn> is there a command in fink that will allow me to build a package from source and have fink not delete the compiled source tree? (so i can play with the source afterwards and run make install manually)
16:59 < dmacks> According to 'man fink', there are several --keep-* flags that might be of interest.
16:59 < Feanor> fink --keep-build-dir build x
16:59 < bkn> cool! found them, thanks!
17:03 < bkn> none of that is listen with fink --help, i didn't even think about the man page.
17:04 < bkn> s/listen/listed/
17:05 < dmacks> heh. 'fink --help' was designed as a quick summary of the most basic and common options only. Hence the "See the fink(8) manual page for a complete list" note at the end of it.
17:07 < bkn> i guess the makes sense.
17:13 < cirdan> dmacks: checkDistribution
17:13 < cirdan> in my branch
17:13 < cirdan> i have it so it should be matching 10.4 in 10.4-transitional
17:14 < dmacks> What. File. And. Line?
17:14 < cirdan>     if (get_system_version() ~= /^\Q$distribution\E.*/)
17:14 < cirdan> Services.pm is the sub
17:15 < dmacks> Try putting a print in there to make sure get_system_verison() is returning what you think it is.
17:16 < dmacks> You don't need the ".*" in the regex...a regex only checks "does the part that was given match?" not "does this pattern match the whole string?"
17:16 < cirdan> hmm
17:16 < dmacks> (also check that $distribution is what you think it is)
17:19 < cirdan> hmm
17:20 < cirdan> both are correct
17:21 < cirdan> odd
17:21 < cirdan> do i need the ^\Q \E?
17:21 < cirdan> cause trying to match 10.4
17:22 < dmacks> It's safer to have it, in case someone has an OS X 1004.0.1 seed
17:22 < cirdan> line 2144 in PkgVersion.pm also looks correct
17:22 < cirdan> oss
17:22 < cirdan> odd
17:22 < cirdan> brb
17:24 < dmacks> You should put a comment in checkDistribution indicating what its return value will mean. i.e., is it "true: the thing is okay" or is it "true: there is a problem with it"?
17:25 < dmacks> You also don't want the our() in there.
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18:17 < cirdan> dmacks_away: yes i do, as it didn't work with 'my'
18:18 < cirdan> msachs or someone suggested our
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18:50 < dmacks_away> cirdan: I don't think you want our or my or local or anything. use() inserts its arguments into the caller's namespace no?
18:52 < dmacks_away> Note how SelfUpdate.pm does it.
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19:38 < cirdan> dmacks: removed it, but still think's checkdist is returning 1
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20:11 < dmacks> cirdan: What are your get_system_version() and $distribution values?
20:12  * dmacks has 10.3 and 10.3, and checkDistribution is returning 0.
20:17 < dmacks> (package building works in that case) If I set 10.4 in fink.conf, pkg building crashes as expected.
20:31 < cirdan> 10.4 and 10.4-transitional
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20:36 < cirdan> dmacks: this is the first time i tested it not being on 10.3 :-)
20:37 < dmacks> Wait, you're doing "10.4"=~/^\Q10.4-transitional\E/ or vice-versa?
20:39 < cirdan> umm
20:39 < cirdan> yes
20:39 < cirdan> the one youe said
20:39 < cirdan> oops
20:39 < cirdan> i got it reversed :-)
20:40 < dmacks> heh:)
20:40 < cirdan> right?
20:41 < dmacks> The syntax is "STRING=~/PATTERN/ searches for PATTERN within STRING"
20:41 < cirdan> ok
20:41  * cirdan fixes...
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20:54 < cirdan> dmacks: Global symbol "$distribution" requires explicit package name at /sw/lib/perl5/Fink/Services.pm line 1282.
20:56 < dmacks> This is Services.pm 1.158.2.13?
21:01 < cirdan> yes
21:01 < cirdan> well, just changed to 1.158.2.14
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21:04 < cirdan> that error was after setting up package fink-mirror...
21:06 < dmacks> works for me
21:07 < dmacks> vasi: Do my chown fixes make sense?
21:07 < vasi> uh, i dunno, lemme see them
21:07 < cirdan> odd...
21:08 < cirdan> maybe it a perl 5.8.6 thing?
21:08 < vasi> does 'chowname :mygroup' actually work?
21:08 < dmacks> vasi: it's documented to work.
21:08 < cirdan> i believe so
21:08 < dmacks> cirdan: Wait...just found something...
21:08 < vasi> ok, just never seen it before
21:09 < cirdan> vasi: the :?
21:09 < vasi> yeah
21:09 < cirdan> right, the . is depreceated now
21:09 < cirdan> dmacks: although, why not just use chgrp?
21:09 < cirdan> oh, your changing both, nm
21:09 < cirdan> vasi has a misplaced space :-)
21:10 < dmacks> chowname allows the caller to not bother doing the uid/gid lookup:)
21:10 < cirdan> chowname?
21:10 < cirdan> chown is fine for that
21:10 < cirdan> i use it all the time
21:10 < vasi> missing space?
21:11 < dmacks> We're talking perl not shell, cirdan.
21:11 < cirdan> chown -R chris:admin
21:11 < cirdan> oh
21:11 < cirdan> ;-)
21:11 < cirdan> oops
21:11 < cirdan> didn't realize that
21:12 < dmacks> Maybe it's a problem with circular use() between Config and Services?
21:12 < vasi> changes look good
21:13 < dmacks> Cool. Thanks:)
21:13 < vasi> we might want to refactor a bit
21:13 < vasi> what's the problem cirdan is having?
21:14 < cirdan> vasi: using the $distribution from Config object
21:14 < cirdan> works before the package build, but not after
21:14 < vasi> hm
21:14 < vasi> that's strange
21:14 < cirdan> Services.pm, 1.158.2.14
21:14 < dmacks> Try moving checkDistribution into Config.pm (since it's a config check, not a generally-useful service:)
21:15 < cirdan> using 'our' helped
21:15 < vasi> in what way does it not work?
21:15 < cirdan> dmacks: well, it is used in a few places
21:15 < vasi> (ie: what does happen?)
21:15 < cirdan> <cirdan> dmacks: Global symbol "$distribution" requires explicit package name
21:15 < cirdan>          at /sw/lib/perl5/Fink/Services.pm line 1282.
21:15 < dmacks> our() rarely does what you want. It's good at covering up PEBKAC though
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21:15 < cirdan> line b4 that is use Fink::Config($distribution) i believe
21:16 < cirdan> dmacks: hehe
21:17 < cirdan> i'll have to refactor it later, or tomorrow
21:17 < vasi> why don't you just require Config and refer to it as $Config::distribution?
21:17 < vasi> that looks safer to me
21:17 < cirdan> about to go over gf house
21:17 < vasi> have fun :-)
21:17 < cirdan> vasi: ok, but it seemed like i didn't need to
21:17 < cirdan> oh, i will
21:17 < cirdan> i plan on falling asleep during some movie we'll watch :-)
21:18 < cirdan> lemony snicket's i didnt make it to the opening credits, eyes closed when she hit play movie ;-)
21:18 < cirdan> woke up after it was over
21:20 < dmacks> Yeah, it's a circularity problem, and moving checkDistribution into Config fixes it.
21:21 < cirdan> weird. ok
21:23 < vasi> btw, there's no point putting 'use' inside a method
21:23 < cirdan> ok, just copied from somewhere else :-)
21:24 < dmacks> A use() happens at program compile-time, which is well before the sub is run. So when Config is compiled it loads Services, which is compiled and loads Config. But the Config use(Services) happens before the declaration of $distribution in that file.
21:24 < dmacks> So when Services is being compiled, $Config::distribution does not yet exist.
21:25 < dmacks> (it's probably more convoluted than that, but that's the idea I think)
21:25 < vasi> yeah
21:26 < vasi> circular use = bad :-)
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21:31 < cirdan> 2
21:31 < cirdan> odd...
21:31 < cirdan> configure: configuring in gettext-runtime
21:31 < cirdan> configure: running /bin/sh './configure' --prefix=/sw  '--prefix=/sw' '--infodir=${prefix}/share/info' '--mandir=${prefix}/share/man' '--with-included-gettext' '--disable-csharp' '--disable-rpath' 'CPPFLAGS=-I/sw/include' 'CXX=g++-3.3' 'EMACS=no' 'LDFLAGS=-L/sw/lib' --cache-file=/dev/null --srcdir=.
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21:31 < cirdan> from unzip
21:31 < cirdan> err
21:31 < cirdan> gettext
21:31 < cirdan> prefix is twice
21:33 < vasi> oops
21:33 < clayg> quick question:  everytime I go to do a fink selfupdate(every couple of months or so) it seems like some file has been modified.  The end result is that I delete the file and run the command again...I make it a point not to modify the files, any clue what could cause the modification?
21:33 < dmacks> Maybe it's really *really* going to go into /sw?
21:33 < cirdan> hehe
21:34 < dmacks> clayg: Is it always the same file? Is it just one or a lot of them?
21:34 < dmacks> How (if at all) do you back up your system?
21:34 < clayg> dmacks:  only 1 file this time around, not always the same file
21:37 < clayg> dmacks: I don't *grin*
21:37 < dmacks> clayg: I really don't know...people report that issue every few months. There's nothing standard that modifies those files except 'fink', and if you're always doing rsync *or* cvs (not switching off among those two methods) nothing should be out-of-sync. OTOH it's impossible to know from here "everything that's happened on your system in the past few months":)
21:37 < cirdan> clayg: then time to do one and format ;-)
21:38 < clayg> will going back and forth between fink commander and command line cause problems?
21:38 < dmacks> No. FCommander just calls "fink" in the background to do its work:)
21:39 < clayg> cirdan:  nah, my system is running fine, i figure i'll do the reformat for 10.5 :)
21:39 < cirdan> clayg: right...
21:39 < cirdan> at least force a fsck
21:39 < cirdan> cause u might have filesystem probs brewing
21:40 < clayg>  i do run that every once and awhile
21:44 < vasi> dmacks, is there any reason gtk 2.6 isn't in 10.4-trans yet?
21:44 < clayg> oh well, only one file this time around :)
21:45  * dmacks hadn't gotten around to syncing the 10.4-specific fixes into the new pkgs.
21:46 < dmacks> We really need a %{distribution} for this.
21:47 < vasi> were there 10.4-specific fixes needed? that doesn't seem too likely for something like gtk...
21:47 < dmacks> glib2 needed a poll fix.
21:47 < vasi> dmacks, before we can do something like that we need a better way to deal with trees/sections
21:47 < vasi> yeah, glib i know about
21:48 < vasi> oh ok, it's still the old glib2 in 10.4 also
21:48 < vasi> dang
21:50 < dmacks> I'm working on syncing right now.......
21:50 < vasi> yay thanks :-)
21:50 < vasi> i think svg support is only in 2.6 so one of my packages is complaining
21:51 < dmacks> There's lots of pkgs that are waiting on new-gtk/glib
21:52 < dmacks> meld rocks!
21:57 < vasi> better than kdiff?
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21:58 < dmacks> Yeah, it doesn't need k* :)
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21:59 < vasi> whoa, do we not have kdiff3 in fink? weird
21:59  * vasi puts it on his list of things to get to eventually
22:00 < vasi> i just added a port of filelight, it's so pretty :-)
22:01 < dmacks> Should I backport your bsdiff-uses-fink's-bzip2 patch 10.4->10.3 ?
22:01 < cirdan> no, we just need smarter patches...
22:01 < cirdan> so they can go upstream and were done worrying about them
22:02 < dmacks> "your"=="vasi's" :)
22:03 < vasi> sure
22:08 < dmacks> What's the deal with two different implementations of path pruning in findutils 10.3 vs 10.4T?
22:09 < vasi> afaik the 10.4 way can be used in 10.3 as well
22:09 < vasi> uh wait, isn't it the same
22:09 < vasi> ?
22:10 < vasi> ah ok
22:10 < vasi> yeah, the new (10.4) way is better
22:10 < vasi> i just never got around to putting it in 10.3
22:11 < dmacks> Does it change the binary?
22:11 < vasi> yes
22:11 < dmacks> Crap. Okay....
22:11 < vasi> but there's some stuff in the .info file that can go to 10.3 as well
22:12 < vasi> if you want to just copy the info/patch from 10.4 -> 10.3 and test
22:13 < dmacks> ...in progress...
22:14 < vasi> cool thanks :-)
22:14 < dmacks> (also pushed libgettext3 deps)
22:15 < vasi> yeah, everything
22:16 < dmacks> What's the Tiger prototype for strcasestr() ?
22:18 < dmacks> Aw nm...cirdan can deal with his own package mess.
22:21 < vasi> char *strcasestr(const char *big, const char *little);
22:29 < knghtbrd> char * ... what vasi said
22:29 < vasi> :-)
22:34  * knghtbrd attempts to enhance his calm and notes that one of his favourite movies is on  =)
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22:52 < dmacks> Buh-bye loser!
22:53 < dmacks> vasi: I think I've gotten everything gnomeish that I had upgraded in 10.3 synced into 10.4 now.
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22:56 < dmacks> bbl
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23:16 < vasiAway> dmacks, you forgot gtk+2
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23:16 < vasi> oops, you're gone anyhow
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23:41 < naventus> hey guys
23:43 < vasi> hi
23:43 < naventus> i was wondering 
23:44 < vasi> ?
23:44 < naventus> i was also in the stratagus channel
23:44 < naventus> and i had an error
23:44 < naventus> w/ pb31
23:44 < vasi> pb31?
23:44 < naventus> i mean 
23:44 < naventus> vp31
23:44 < naventus> i believe
23:45 < vasi> i don't know what that is
23:45 < naventus> hmm
23:45 < naventus> just one sedc
23:45 < naventus> ill show the error
23:46 < naventus> the thing is that none of the strat guys have osx
23:46 < naventus> they pointed me to the cvs version
23:46 < naventus> but that's just differnet issues
23:46 < vasi> !lisppaste
23:46 < Melian> it has been said that lisppaste is a bot that lets you post large chunks of text without flooding the channel. Use it at http://paste.lisp.org/new/fink
23:46 < vasi> paste your problem, i'll take a quick look at it
23:47 < naventus> kk
23:47 < naventus> thanks
23:47 < vasi> (did you ask them if they've ever tested on a Linux PPC box? that would help exclude endian issues)
23:47 < naventus> i shall
23:47 < naventus> i think there was a server split
23:47 < naventus> so ill have to visit them agian
23:47 < naventus> they suggested the CVS
23:48 < naventus> because they pointed out the object in question
23:48 < naventus> may not be used under OSX
23:48 < naventus> but hold on- im recreating the issue rt now 
23:49 < naventus> starts off with
23:49 < naventus> -o src/movie/vp31/obj/BlockMapping.o
23:49 < naventus> In file included from ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:28,
23:49 < naventus>                  from src/movie/vp31/obj/../BlockMapping.c:31:
23:49 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/rawTypes.h:49: error: parse error before 'cushort'
23:49 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/rawTypes.h:49: warning: data definition has no type or storage class
23:49 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/rawTypes.h:56: error: parse error before 'uint16'
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/rawTypes.h:56: warning: data definition has no type or storage class
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/rawTypes.h:60: error: parse error before 'cuint16'
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/rawTypes.h:60: warning: data definition has no type or storage class
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/rawTypes.h:72: error: parse error before 'cuint'
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/rawTypes.h:72: warning: data definition has no type or 
23:50 < ottoaim> paste-bin silly
23:50 < naventus> goes on with 
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:76: error: parse error before '}' token
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:76: warning: data definition has no type or storage class
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:95: error: parse error before 'BITREADER'
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:95: warning: no semicolon at end of struct or union
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:353: error: parse error before '*' token
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:381: error: parse error before '}' token
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:381: warning: data definition has no type or storage class
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:388: error: parse error before '*' token
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:389: error: parse error before '*' token
23:50 < naventus> ./src/movie/vp31/include/pbdll.h:390: error: parse error before '*' token
23:50 < naventus> haha ok 
23:51 < vasi> whoa, didn't i just tell you to use lisppaste
23:51 < naventus> oh i'm sorry
23:51 < naventus> !lisppaste
23:51 < Melian> well, lisppaste is a bot that lets you post large chunks of text without flooding the channel. Use it at http://paste.lisp.org/new/fink
23:51 < naventus> ah i c
23:51 < naventus> ok thank you
23:51 < vasi> can you paste the contents of rawTypes.h ?
23:51 < naventus> can you explain what that is?
23:52 < naventus> ill find it but what does it do?
23:52 < vasi> i have no idea, but i can figure out why it's not compiling :-)
23:52 < naventus> i guess as well 
23:52 < naventus> pbdll 
23:52 < naventus> haha
23:53 < lisppaste> naventus pasted "rawTypes" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/9210
23:54 < vasi> i think pbdll failed because of rawTypes actually
23:54 < naventus> uh huh
23:56 < naventus> hmm
23:56 < vasi> hmm, can you paste the compilation command?
23:56 < naventus> it seems to have parse errors
23:56 < naventus> at the ushort
23:57 < vasi> yeah, which leads me to conclude that the #include <sys/types.h> isn't happening
23:57 < vasi> since that should bring in ushort
23:57 < naventus> you mind if i just paste her
23:57 < naventus> e
23:57 < naventus> its just one line
23:57 < vasi> if it's one line you can paste in-channel, any more use the bot
23:57 < naventus> make depend && make
23:57 < vasi> grrr, not that
23:57 < vasi> the *compile command*
23:58 < vasi> should start with 'gcc' or 'g++' and contain '-c BlockMapping.c' somewhere in it
23:59 < vasi> i suspect that for some reason your program doesn't recognize that it's on a unix machine
23:59 < vasi> (or rather the build system doesn't)
23:59 < naventus> hmm
23:59 < vasi> so 'unix' isn't #define'd
23:59 < naventus> hmm that's not something that's set by recognizing osx?
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