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[00:08] <owl> re
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[07:51] <blindcoder> moin
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[07:56] <daja77> moin blindcoder
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[09:53] <netrunner> mnemoc: editing did not help
[10:22] <netrunner> aha. libacl.la has hardcoded /lib/libattr.la
[10:23] <netrunner> wooot
[10:23] <netrunner> compiles :)
[11:27] <daja77> netrunner: yeah I saw that too
[11:27] <daja77> what have you done
[11:29] <netrunner> daja77: edited libattr.la and libacl.la ... still building
[11:30] <daja77> ic
[11:30] <netrunner> in debug environment it helped.
[11:30] <netrunner> I found it out by tracing libtool :)
[11:42] <netrunner> daja77: success :)
[11:42] <netrunner> kdelibs built.
[11:42] <daja77> nice
[11:44] <netrunner> now we need to find out where that line comes from, if it is really hardcoded or libtool's fault.
[11:44] <netrunner> I first bring clothes to laundry.
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[12:04] <netrunner> hm, gnome has 2.13 already
[12:04] Action: netrunner wants to test gnome ...
[12:05] <blindcoder> re
[12:44] <daja77> the kde update delayed my gnome update ...
[12:45] <daja77> 2.12.1 for now, but 2.13 would be ok too
[12:49] <SMP> daja77: I worked on that when Gnome 2.12 came out, but then ran out of time. how far gone are your efforts?
[12:50] <daja77> SMP: i fixed gtk+ 2.8.6 to compile with gcc4, so some base packages build, other stuff builds after kde so I can't say if there are more errors to come
[12:51] <SMP> daja77: do you have all platform + desktop packages up to date for 2.12.1 already?
[12:52] <daja77> yes
[12:52] <daja77> i used one afternoon to update them one by one ...
[12:52] <daja77> and tested download so far
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[12:53] Action: SMP used update-gnome.sh with heavy manual intervention
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[12:54] <daja77> the versions of the packages are too different, some were 2.12 some 2.12.1, annoying
[12:54] <daja77> and I added 3 new ones
[12:54] <SMP> I also found several occurences where the Gnome people are obviously just too damn stupid to ship working or even tested code
[12:55] <SMP> and that doesn't make the job of updating Gnome more enjoyable at all ...
[12:55] <daja77> the cairo dependency was confusing
[12:55] <daja77> gtk depends on it, pango doesn't but gtk then needs a pango with cairo
[12:57] <daja77> you have almost no chance to automate it
[12:57] <SMP> automate what? the gnome update?
[12:57] <daja77> i yes
[12:58] <daja77> there even 2.12.0.1 packages out there
[12:58] <netrunner> gnarf. kdebase already building 1.25h
[12:58] <SMP> uh, well, update-gnome.sh helped me a lot
[12:59] <daja77> I could try that too, but for 2.12.1 I already have all packages
[13:01] <daja77> I can send you a diff for the gnome2 repo if you like
[13:02] <daja77> but it is against trunk
[13:02] <SMP> I'd be happy to have a look and maybe port some of the related changes I made back then, can't promise to do any useful testing, though
[13:05] <daja77> https://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~jahre/gnome-2.12.1-update.patch
[13:06] <SMP> thanks, bbl
[13:07] <owl> moin
[13:15] <netrunner> weha ... kdebase built.
[13:15] <daja77> patch?
[13:16] <netrunner> daja77: I fixed it manually. Patch would contain a sed in acl.conf that edit's the hardcoded library location of attr.
[13:16] <daja77> svn diff? ;)
[13:16] <netrunner> daja77: second ...
[13:25] <netrunner> daja77: 2005120713245513037
[13:25] Action: netrunner starting cluster mode again
[13:31] <daja77> netrunner: what have you done to the kdebase joystick patch?
[13:34] <netrunner> daja77: removed :)
[13:34] <daja77> ah that's easy ^^
[13:34] <daja77> all patches or just that one
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[13:35] <netrunner> only that one.
[13:35] <netrunner> the others apply, so maybe they still make sense.
[13:35] <daja77> k.
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[13:36] <netrunner> hi clifford
[13:36] <netrunner> any gaim user here?
[13:36] Action: daja77 party
[13:36] <daja77> partly
[13:36] <clifford> netrunner: what do you need pike for?
[13:37] <netrunner> clifford: not that I'd remember .... :)
[13:38] <netrunner> clifford: interesting. the .cache tells of an error, but here it built.
[13:38] <clifford> You don't have ffmpeg on your system (or the older version of it)
[13:38] <clifford> I want to disable the pike ffmpeg module. is that ok for you?
[13:39] <netrunner> clifford: go ahead. iirc I was once pointed to it, and wanted to take a look. so I created the package and then forgot about it :)
[13:40] <daja77> netrunner: what was you gaim question again?
[13:40] <netrunner> daja77: can you make gaim to receive html?
[13:40] <daja77> what for
[13:41] <netrunner> daja77: I use sim, which sends html only. gaim users complain about the html tags. so gaim seems not to interpret it.
[13:41] <netrunner> clifford: have you tried updating to 7.6.50?
[13:41] <daja77> netrunner: no idea
[13:41] <netrunner> daja77: ok.
[13:43] <clifford> netrunner: yes, i du
[13:43] <clifford> netrunner: yes, i did
[13:51] <daja77> guess I finally messed it up, rerunning from scratch
[13:55] <netrunner> superkaramba is integrated now ...
[14:05] <blindcoder> re
[14:06] <netrunner> daja77: disable syncml stuff in kdepim.conf and the syncml.patch there
[14:07] <netrunner> stf^rocklinux: x264 fails to build right after extracting
[14:08] <daja77> ok
[14:10] <daja77> still in stage 0 now ;)
[14:17] <mnemoc> netrunner: :'(
[14:17] <netrunner> mnemoc: what?
[14:18] <mnemoc> netrunner: libtool
[14:19] <mnemoc> netrunner: uhm.... editing .la worked or not?
[14:19] <netrunner> mnemoc: yes. patch is in submaster.
[14:19] <mnemoc> :D
[14:19] <mnemoc> great
[14:29] Action: netrunner is eager to try out kde 3.5 :)
[14:29] <netrunner> with updated hal and dbus suppoert :)
[14:34] <blindcoder> yeah
[14:34] <blindcoder> upload an ISO
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[14:37] <demian> hi
[14:38] <blindcoder> moin demian
[14:38] <demian> hi blindcoder
[14:57] Action: netrunner want's also to have the gnome update in. now waiting for smp :)
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[15:13] <netrunner> tunimp now inclusdes /usr/bin/trm (shared with musicbrainz-trm)
[16:06] <netrunner> daja77: kdepim needs the sasl2 patch to be reworked.
[17:08] Action: clifford doing a test build with NPTL.
[18:07] <daja77> oh i just remember that there were updates outside gnome2 repo for the gnome update
[18:16] <netrunner> ts. koffice builds now for >2h, and kdepim almost 2h.
[18:17] <blindcoder> sounds normal
[18:18] <daja77> it is
[18:19] <blindcoder> kde needs over a day to build whole
[18:19] <mnemoc> anyone knows how to remove a file from a patch using sed or awk?
[18:19] <blindcoder> humm, not me
[18:20] <mnemoc> script master :(
[18:20] <blindcoder> I'm not much into sed and awk
[18:27] <mnemoc> bzcat download/mirror/q/q-s-1.25st-20050406.patch.bz2 | sed '/^--- .*qmail-scanner-queue.template.orig/,/^--- / {d;q}' <--- works :D
[18:27] <netrunner> something like s,--- foo/bar.*---,---,g
[18:27] <blindcoder> mnemoc: why remove the file?
[18:28] <mnemoc> it's a file remove which fails to apply
[18:28] <blindcoder> I see
[18:28] <mnemoc> so i remove that from the patch and rm by hand ,-)
[18:29] <netrunner> oh, koffice finished :)
[18:29] <netrunner> daja77: should I commit the kde changes I had so far?
[18:30] <netrunner> hm ... better wait. there are still some patches to come.
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[18:57] <SMP> clifford: NPTL-only glibc or an extra libc.so in /lib/i686/ ?
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[22:33] <netrunner> daja77: more bproblems to come.
[22:33] <daja77> yeah!
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[22:59] <daja77> netrunner: you mean ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/security_patches ;)
[23:00] <netrunner> daja77: kde installs .la files in /opt/kde3/libs, which also contain hardcoded links to /lib/libattr
[23:01] <daja77> omfg
[23:01] <netrunner> daja77: we should find a more generic solution.
[23:01] <daja77> --without-acl ...
[23:01] <netrunner> no.
[23:01] <netrunner> If my throat hurts, I eat medicine, and don't chop my head off.
[23:02] <mnemoc> *G*
[23:02] <daja77> it is broken ...
[23:03] <mnemoc> you could run a single sed call after relocating changing every /lib/*.a to /usr/lib/ on .la files
[23:03] <netrunner> mnemoc: the problem does not occur at movement time.
[23:03] <netrunner> hm. I have an idea.
[23:04] <netrunner> I think I have missed sth.
[23:04] <mnemoc> netrunner: it occurs on ranlib time, but .la gets inconsistent after relocation, so it should be fixed on that moment
[23:04] <mnemoc> uhm, no ranlib.
[23:05] <mnemoc> when ever .la is generated :p
[23:16] <SMP> the only root of this evil is the acl package, because libacl.la references /lib/libattr.la. all other packages are merely just innocent victims of the attr/acl build system mess
[23:18] <mnemoc> so no need to genericly solve this issue?
[23:18] <SMP> no.
[23:18] <mnemoc> :)
[23:19] <netrunner> SMP: no.
[23:19] <mnemoc> fight fight fight
[23:19] <netrunner> second, am currently discussing.
[23:20] <SMP> I think libattr.la's libdir must be fixed
[23:20] Action: SMP testing
[23:21] <mnemoc> netrunner tried that yesterday
[23:21] <SMP> and?
[23:21] <daja77> SMP: i forgot some packages in base and public repos in that gome update patch
[23:22] <mnemoc> no results, then he changed depend_list... with success.
[23:22] <SMP> daja77: can you update the patch?
[23:22] <daja77> mom
[23:22] <netrunner> SMP: I have fixed that acl thing.
[23:23] <netrunner> SMP: now some kde .la's are referencing the libacl.la hardcoded to /lib/libacl.la
[23:23] <SMP> bingo
[23:23] <SMP> netrunner: of course
[23:23] <SMP> libacl.la needs the same treatment
[23:24] <mnemoc> they reference each other??
[23:24] <SMP> you can't move the .la without reflecting that in the libdir definition
[23:24] <mnemoc> so, the generic fix
[23:24] <SMP> mnemoc: no, the problem occurs with every .la that gets moved
[23:25] Action: netrunner forgot to change the libdir. only changed the deplist, which helped in the first run.
[23:25] <netrunner> trying to change the libdir also now.
[23:25] <SMP> yeah, well, no. it's actually a bit more complicated
[23:25] <SMP> netrunner: it worked for me, and it did so for good reasons
[23:26] <mnemoc> .la global sanitization by replacing every /lib/*.{a,la} and libdir to /usr/lib ?
[23:26] <mnemoc> why would it be more complex than that?
[23:28] <daja77> SMP: updated patch at the same location
[23:29] <netrunner> there is already some sed work done???
[23:29] <netrunner> in scripts/functions line 329
[23:29] <mnemoc> iirc chris did it
[23:30] <netrunner> oh, but it expects a space before the = if I see that correctly :)
[23:30] <SMP> mnemoc: attr and acl internally (rightly) make a difference between where the .so should go (--libdir=) and where .so, .la and .a for development should go (--libexecdir=). the problem is that libtool cannot reflect this. libtool only knows about libdir. attr and acl then go and install .so, .la and .a into PKG_DEVLIB_DIR (/usr/lib), but the libtool generated .la reflects libdir=$PKG_LIB_DIR, and so they work around that by symlinking the dev-libs in
[23:31] <SMP> so actually attr and acl do the right thing, but libtool is just too braindead to get it right
[23:32] <mnemoc> let's teach libtool about libexecdir :)
[23:32] <daja77> mnemoc: some packages using their own libtool ...
[23:32] <mnemoc> daja77: which can be replaced on postpatch
[23:33] <SMP> you gotta be kidding. libtool is such a piece of crap code
[23:33] <mnemoc> SMP: yes, i ranted about it's code yesterday
[23:33] <mnemoc> SMP: but you have the gift :)
[23:35] <SMP> mnemoc: the funny thing about the sentence of yours is, that the German word "Gift" means "poison". so, yes, taking poison would be preferable to hacking libtool ;-)
[23:35] <netrunner> mnemoc: all kde packages use their own libtool#
[23:35] <daja77> netrunner: yes ...
[23:36] <SMP> netrunner: I'm still looking at that regexp ...
[23:36] <mnemoc> SMP: :-)
[23:38] <mnemoc> netrunner: are they significativly different than the one from libtool?
[23:41] <netrunner> mnemoc: no
[23:41] <netrunner> SMP: do you agree that this is the problem?
[23:42] <netrunner> SMP: it seems to work without the secodnd backreference
[23:43] <netrunner> no. weird.
[23:43] <SMP> netrunner: the sed expression works for me just as it stands
[23:44] <SMP> which means we shouldn't be seeing this problem in the first place
[23:44] <SMP> which is obviously not the case
[23:45] <SMP> oh! i've got it
[23:46] <SMP> line 325, [ -e $root/$fn -o -L $root/$fn ] || continue
[23:46] <SMP> the loop takes /lib/*.la, but skips symlinks
[23:46] <SMP> what attr and acl install:
[23:47] <SMP> /lib/libattr.la -> /usr/lib/libattr.la
[23:47] <mnemoc> oh
[23:47] <netrunner> SMP: just have seen it :)
[23:47] <mnemoc> you have the gift ,-)
[23:47] <SMP> so we're back to square one
[23:48] <SMP> libtool produces a broken .la and our magic doesn't pick it up because of the wacky way it gets installed
[23:49] <netrunner> SMP: we could apply the sed script also on links.
[23:49] <SMP> so we should add a sed -i 'bla..bla' on the /usr/lib/lib{attr,acl}.la and we're done
[23:51] <netrunner> if [ -L $fn -a [[ $fn = *.la ]] ]; then sed ...
[23:52] <SMP> netrunner: that's not necessary and it will break with the current code, because the input and output files for sed would be identical
[23:52] <mnemoc> netrunner $fn != "${fn%.la}" ,-)
[23:53] <SMP> I don't feel like doing some global magic when only attr, acl and possibly dmapi are affected
[23:54] <SMP> ok, xfsprogs, too
[23:54] <mnemoc> what if it's not only attr, acl and possibly dmapi are affected?
[23:55] <SMP> mnemoc: I've never seen another package with a build system that allows for this, and we don't seem to have patches for other packages like we need for those we know are affected
[23:56] <mnemoc> yet :)
[23:56] <netrunner> SMP: inline sed? (sed -i)
[23:57] <SMP> fuck, my laptop's background light just died
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