--- Log opened Mon Aug 27 00:00:12 2007 00:18 < sepp> the new stable version have no version number, like gtk+ vs gtk+12 or libxml vs libxml1 00:19 < sepp> sometimes :p 00:24 < mqueiros__> happycube: witch one doesn't build ? 00:33 < happycube> libxml 00:33 < happycube> which leads to xslt not building either because it skips libxml 00:34 < mqueiros__> I'v builted libxml and libxml1 in trunk... 00:34 < mqueiros__> desktop target... 00:34 < happycube> i'm trying to cross compile it:P 00:34 < mqueiros__> ok... :) 00:59 < happycube> actually... there's a problem in configure - it has one line which is just ; 01:00 < CIA-24> denisk * r25781 /branches/rtai/target/rtai/ (busybox.config config.in pkgsel): 01:01 -!- DeeKey [n=denis@84-50-21-182-dsl.kjj.estpak.ee] has left #t2 [] 01:15 -!- CIA-24 [n=CIA@208.69.182.149] has quit [] 01:26 -!- CIA-24 [n=CIA@208.69.182.149] has joined #t2 02:27 -!- emte [n=emte@66.183.8.167] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 02:28 -!- emte [n=emte@66.183.8.167] has joined #t2 02:57 -!- emte_ [n=emte@66.183.8.167] has joined #t2 02:58 -!- emte [n=emte@66.183.8.167] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 05:39 -!- netson99 [n=netson99@202.153.241.206] has joined #t2 07:01 -!- write_erase [n=olivier@vaio.aixmarseille.com] has quit ["Leaving"] 07:41 -!- netson99 [n=netson99@202.153.241.206] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 08:30 -!- write_erase [n=olivier@81.80.156.36] has joined #t2 08:40 < CIA-24> susan * r25782 /trunk/package/perl/perl-archive-tar/perl-archive-tar.desc: * updated perl-archive-tar (1.32 -> 1.34) 08:40 < CIA-24> susan * r25783 /trunk/package/network/bluez-libs/bluez-libs.desc: * updated bluez-libs (3.14 -> 3.15) 08:40 < CIA-24> susan * r25784 /trunk/package/network/bluez-utils/bluez-utils.desc: * updated bluez-utils (3.14 -> 3.15) 08:42 < mtr> moin 08:42 < CIA-24> susan * r25785 /trunk/package/security/prelude-manager/prelude-manager.desc: * updated prelude-manager (0.9.9 -> 0.9.9.1) 08:47 -!- DeeKey [n=kulandin@jabber.hst.ru] has joined #t2 08:47 < DeeKey> :) Morning :) 08:49 < mtr> hi DeeKey :) 08:55 < CIA-24> mtr * r25786 /trunk/package/network/wput/ (. wput.cache wput.desc): * added wput (0.6) - A command-line ftp upload utility 08:56 < rxr> re 08:56 < rxr> moin moin mtr, DeeKey, write_erase 08:57 < write_erase> hi rxr 08:58 < DeeKey> rxr: I think it is time to merge RTAI branch with trunk. It is possible to compile the target and I have made some updates to other packages. 08:58 < DeeKey> yes there are still some problems remain, but I hope to fix them later in th future.. 08:58 < rxr> yes that sounds great 08:58 < CIA-24> rene * r25787 /trunk/target/share/initrd/ (. build.sh rootfs/ rootfs/init): * started initrd/initramfs output processing 08:59 < DeeKey> Actually my to do list is still quite big :( But now it does not look so weird to me :) 08:59 < mtr> hi rxr 09:00 < CIA-24> susan * r25788 /trunk/package/gnome2/pidgin/pidgin.desc: * updated pidgin (2.1.0 -> 2.1.1) 09:00 < CIA-24> susan * r25789 /trunk/package/gnome2/brasero/brasero.desc: * updated brasero (0.6.0 -> 0.6.1) 09:00 < CIA-24> susan * r25790 /trunk/package/python/itools/itools.desc: * updated itools (0.16.6 -> 0.16.7) 09:05 < CIA-24> rene * r25791 /trunk/package/xorg/xf86-video-ati/xf86-video-ati.desc: * updated xf86-video-ati (6.7.191 -> 6.7.192) 09:07 < DeeKey> FYI: My TODO list 09:07 < DeeKey> 1) comedi-driver --> need to make standalone compilation (without RTAI) . 09:07 < DeeKey> --> need to make some menu for users to select compilation options 09:07 < DeeKey> 2) RTAI --> need to update the menu. 09:07 < DeeKey> --> need to make it cross compilable (different patches for different architectures and kernel versions) 09:07 < DeeKey> --> rtai should have a possibility to be compiled standalone (without comedi-driver) 09:07 < DeeKey> --> Need to remove all hardlinks, make it easier to upgrade to new version 09:09 < rxr> Airbus 380 To Have Linux In Every Seat 09:09 < rxr> http://linux.slashdot.org/linux/07/08/26/1735203.shtml 09:12 < DeeKey> 3) also want to make RTAI target more user friendly ( add some needed features to menu , remove unneeded) 09:12 < DeeKey> will make refactoring of target files to make it easier for the users to customise the target... 09:13 < DeeKey> And when the majority of the work will be done, I am going to make a announcement both in comedi and rtai mailing lists. 09:13 < rxr> sounds great 09:13 < rxr> I just prepared my 2nd, clean t2-trunk checkout for merging, ok = 09:13 < rxr> ? 09:14 < DeeKey> hope that it will not only "sound" :) 09:14 < rxr> (my main trunk has always a whole lot of working copy changes noise 09:14 < rxr> DeeKey: yeah - but with your update and in-kernel compilation you already have done a major leap forwards :) 09:17 < DeeKey> Thanks, but there are many things to do stilll... 09:17 < DeeKey> I failed to compile comedi against uclibc... hope that it will be possible in the future... 09:17 < DeeKey> And I am still far from my goal: creation of rtai based target for embedded system... 09:18 < rxr> why, because of uclibc ? 09:19 < DeeKey> yes. As far I understood the function "nearbyint" is not implemented in uclibc 09:21 < DeeKey> But frankly speaking comedi is not designed to be used in embedded systems. It is mostly for desctop PC's with some fancy IO board (like from National Instruments) 09:23 < DeeKey> rxr: BTW, I have reinstalled the system on the reisefs with noatime and the second, I dont remember for now option... In my humble oppinion the system is running faster then previously... 09:23 < DeeKey> and I think like I am going to migrate from gnome to KDE :) 09:27 < rxr> :-) 09:28 < rxr> DeeKey: I really have the impression that uclibc should have nearbyint if you built uclibc with this MATH_C99 or so config option 09:28 < rxr> are you sure you tried that ? 09:29 < DeeKey> MATH_C99 is enebled by deafult. Nearbyint is present, but it looks like it is not written... 09:29 < rxr> oh 09:30 < DeeKey> Anyway it is not a big deal to switch librries in t2! 09:30 < rxr> yeah ._) 09:31 < rxr> DeeKey: is there a big reasion why you updated busybox to the 1.7 unstable version ? 09:32 < DeeKey> is it unstale? .... No, I dont have any serious reasons, just tested how it works... 09:32 < rxr> ok - so I drop that part of the merge for now ? 09:32 < DeeKey> So leave the stable one 09:33 < rxr> well - I also only noticed because I said to susan she can skip the busybox update from the udpate mails as I noticed it in the rtai branch and she said "hu? it's unstable anyway" :-) 09:36 < CIA-24> rene * r25792 /trunk/ (26 files in 9 dirs): * merged rtai branch 09:37 < CIA-24> rene * r25793 /branches/rtai/: * removed rtai branch, merged back into trunk 09:44 < rxr> heh - ok, now the package matrix is sorted, again: http://www.t2-project.org/packages/ 09:46 < DeeKey> sorted? It need to be updated firstly! 09:47 < rxr> hm ? 09:47 < rxr> updated ? 09:47 < DeeKey> rtai 3.2 contrib 09:47 < rxr> or do you mean with the rtai merge ? 09:47 < DeeKey> yes. 09:47 < DeeKey> I thought that it is done automatically.... 09:51 < rxr> yes - in the past twice a day 09:51 < rxr> I rewrote it to generate dynamically 09:51 < rxr> but only from the existing svn checkouts that are there for other automated tasks 09:52 < rxr> so - the generation is instantly of up to 4h old checkouts 09:52 < rxr> I changed this now so that all automatics do not svn up themselfs, but have a svn up of the tree's once an hour 09:53 < DeeKey> rxr: what was the minimal functional linux distro you made? (RAM, ROM) and what is the minimal image for, lets say, common embedded system? A friend of mine have asked me about this... 09:53 < rxr> most tiny is 2MB ROM/RAM 09:54 < rxr> dietlibc very tiny stuff 09:54 < rxr> for glibc it is around 6MB compressed (purely minimal) 09:54 < rxr> glibc with mysql (don't ask) is less than 15MB compressed 09:54 < rxr> with k-drive embedded X and firefox it is around little elss than 40MB 09:55 < rxr> most systems are bigger, like 64MB ++ 09:55 < rxr> because of more add-on libraries and bigger, historically grown applications etc. 09:55 < rxr> so - update was run 09:56 < rxr> package matrix should reflect the new stuff 09:56 < rxr> the local svn checkouts are now run every full hour 09:56 < DeeKey> I should be more patient next time :) 09:56 < rxr> comedi-driver 0.7.74 scientific 09:56 < rxr> comedi 0.8.0 scientific 09:57 < rxr> rtai 3.5-cv contrib 10:02 < rxr> http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/bash/bash-3.2-patches/bash32-025 10:03 < rxr> now this is insane, not only the 25th "incremental fix" for the current bash version, but the problem itself even more ... 10:06 < rxr> 3.2.25(2)-release 10:06 < rxr> ... 10:07 < CIA-24> rene * r25794 /trunk/package/shells/bash/bash.desc: * updated bash (3.2-17 -> 3.2-25) 10:27 < CIA-24> rene * r25795 /trunk/package/emulators/libvirt/libvirt.desc: * updated libvirt (0.3.0 -> 0.3.2) 10:33 < rxr> DeeKey: see rtai mail on the list :-) 10:34 < DeeKey> on what list? 10:36 < rxr> t2 10:36 < rxr> I answered already 10:36 < rxr> you are subsribed to the t2 list ? 10:36 < DeeKey> i am not in the list... 10:36 < rxr> http://www.t2-project.org/contact/ 10:36 < rxr> http://www.nabble.com/Rtai-Target-tf4333954.html 10:43 < DeeKey> HAHAH I think the merge was just in time! 10:43 < DeeKey> for that user! 10:44 < rxr> maybe go subsribe to the list, it is not even mid-volume yet 10:44 < rxr> but shows the tendency to incrasae a little recently 10:44 < rxr> nearly 100 people on the list, now 10:44 < DeeKey> I have alrady subscribed. 10:44 < rxr> :-) 10:45 < DeeKey> rxr: what about the forum? Are you going to implement it? 10:46 < rxr> maybe run some existing thing on some virtual machine container 10:46 < rxr> DeeKey: do you want to propose something existing ?= 10:47 < DeeKey> PHPBB ? No? there will be the 3rd version soon 10:49 < rxr> I'm not really in forum software, so I have no idea at all 10:49 < DeeKey> http://www.phpbb.com/ 10:50 < DeeKey> It is widely used. Open source easy to install. 11:06 < rxr> I think I read some security horror stories about that already 11:06 < rxr> but I'll take a look soon 11:08 < DeeKey> yeh, there were security problems with PHPBB in the past. but still it is the most spread forum :) 11:08 < DeeKey> If you are going to install it on Virt Machine, then there is nothing to fear :) 11:55 < rxr> haha: http://www.osnews.com/1997osnews/oped/11.97/mom.html 12:14 [Users #t2] 12:14 [@ChanServ] [ DeeKey] [ happycube] [ mqueiros__ ] [ rxr ] [ valentin ] 12:14 [ CIA-24 ] [ emte_ ] [ kic- ] [ mtr ] [ sepp ] [ write_erase] 12:14 [ cyda ] [ Fatal ] [ LMJ ] [ Ragnar|away] [ TobiX] 12:14 -!- Irssi: #t2: Total of 17 nicks [1 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 16 normal] 13:09 -!- Dallur [n=earl@194-144-10-228.du.xdsl.is] has joined #t2 13:58 < rxr> re 13:59 [Users #t2] 13:59 [@ChanServ] [ Dallur] [ Fatal ] [ LMJ ] [ Ragnar|away] [ TobiX ] 13:59 [ CIA-24 ] [ DeeKey] [ happycube] [ mqueiros__] [ rxr ] [ valentin ] 13:59 [ cyda ] [ emte_ ] [ kic- ] [ mtr ] [ sepp ] [ write_erase] 13:59 -!- Irssi: #t2: Total of 18 nicks [1 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 17 normal] 14:03 < DeeKey> hi 14:03 < DeeKey> What is the direction of rotation? http://img1.liveinternet.ru/images/attach/b/2/0/51/51876_5149773fbb5a.gif 14:07 < rxr> hm ? 14:08 < DeeKey> thleft or right? 14:08 < rxr> right 14:08 < DeeKey> show it to other people! 14:08 < rxr> clockwise 14:08 < DeeKey> everyone? 14:08 < rxr> -90° 14:08 < rxr> DeeKey: what dou you think = 14:08 < DeeKey> ? 14:09 < rxr> s/=/?/ 14:09 < DeeKey> s/=/?/ What is that? 14:09 < rxr> sed expressino :-) 14:09 < rxr> substitute = with ? in my sentence above ... 14:09 < rxr> what do you wanna know ? 14:10 < DeeKey> Actually the direction of rotation can be changed! 14:10 < DeeKey> *magically* 14:10 < DeeKey> just show it to other people! 14:10 < DeeKey> and ask them what do they think about direction :) 14:14 < rxr> some people mix up left vs. right, yes 14:14 < DeeKey> HAHAH 14:14 < DeeKey> that is an illusion :) 14:15 < DeeKey> I can see it rotationg in both directions... 14:15 < DeeKey> Try to watch firtly at the right bottom and later at the middle left. 14:15 < DeeKey> Just a funny thing :) 14:23 < rxr> heh 14:23 < sepp> clockwise 14:24 < sepp> moin :) 14:25 < rxr> moin moin sepp 14:25 < sepp> hi rxr 14:40 < write_erase> rxr you bought a openmoko phone ? 14:46 < rxr> yes 14:47 < rxr> write_erase: why do you ask :-) ? 14:50 < write_erase> I'd like to know how long it takes to get it . 14:50 < write_erase> delivery / shipping . 14:52 < rxr> I think the current prototype bulk is already sold out 14:53 < rxr> for us it also took long as we ordered quite early but the initial prototype run needed some handling and shipment infrastructure to be set up 14:53 < rxr> the GPS can also not be used yet, and the batterylife sucks right now as well 14:54 < rxr> and the orig. OpenMoko software sucks, too, majorly 14:54 < rxr> nothing really works yet 14:54 < rxr> (we only use it for T2 related mobile phone platform development, ...) 14:54 < rxr> http://209.85.135.104/search?q=cache:mfso9QjeKh0J:rene.rebe.name/2007/08/+neo1973+Rene+Rebe&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1 14:54 < sepp> you can dial when you ssh in :p 14:54 < rxr> ^- my blog server is down right now ... 14:54 < rxr> sepp: right ... 14:54 < rxr> sepp: after loading audio settings over ssh and alsactl restore ... 14:55 < rxr> and if you have luck to have an old SIM cards that is compatbile ... 14:55 < sepp> it is a true geek phone, you need a cs degree to make a phone call 14:55 < rxr> good for us (T2 / ExactCODE) if they are that slow to get a leap ahead ... 14:56 < rxr> sepp: when all goes well (I can not help coding, I do other stuff right now) we'll be able to show T2 with Evas on the IFA 14:56 < rxr> including graphical dialing ... 14:57 < sepp> :) 14:57 < rxr> (including a line in some init script to load the ALSA mixer settings ... *evil grin*) 14:57 < rxr> but - well - actually the first version will aready have a graphical volume slider ... 14:58 < rxr> after all that are just 10 lines of C++ or Lua code :-) 15:00 < sepp> you like lua? 15:00 < rxr> partially .-) 15:01 < rxr> we'll see how our Xvas (eXact canvas stuff with lua bindings work out) 15:01 < CIA-24> rene * r25796 /trunk/scripts/config.in: 15:01 < CIA-24> * improved scripts/config.in to allow all package selection 15:01 < CIA-24> "techniques" at-a-time, as there is no reason qhy we should 15:01 < CIA-24> artificially limit this. En contraire, it allows targets to 15:01 < rxr> lua is tiny, fast and clean 15:01 < CIA-24> use a pkgsel for the selection and a pkgsel.sed to tweak 15:01 < CIA-24> build stages, ... 15:01 < rxr> C++ is good for low level stuff, but it is not so good for dynamically changing stuff, such as UI widget connections 15:01 < kic-> re 15:01 < rxr> Adobe also used the ObjC + Lua hybrid in Lightroom to combine the best of both worlds 15:01 < rxr> we investigate if it works out for us as well 15:02 < rxr> hi kic- 15:03 < CIA-24> rene * r25797 /trunk/target/rtbt/ (7 files in 3 dirs): * more implementation and cleanup for the rtbt target (used to test the new initrd output) 15:04 < sepp> hi kic- 15:06 < rxr> write_erase: the GPS of the OpenMoko can not be sued to deduce coordinates, yet 15:06 < rxr> as the protocol is still under reverse engineering AFAIHS 15:07 < rxr> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/GPS 15:08 < rxr> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Hammerhead/Protocol 15:09 < write_erase> wow... So It' not worth spending the money for this device yet . 15:09 < rxr> maybe you can not get new ones right nwo anyway 15:09 < write_erase> I'll buy some HTC device until neo is ready . 15:09 < rxr> the GTA01 was just hte prototype thing 15:09 < rxr> they produce GTA02 I think now to sell "soon" 15:10 < rxr> that will also include a 3D accel chip, and WLAN 15:10 < write_erase> That'll be nice . 15:10 < rxr> oh and accelerometers and what was the other thing? 15:10 < rxr> whatever 15:10 < write_erase> In fact, I realy enjoy the 640x480 display 15:10 < write_erase> Is the LCD nice ? 15:10 < rxr> if you do not need something urgently I would wait for GTA02 instead of an HTC thing 15:11 < rxr> the HTC thing never will run your own linux ... 15:11 < write_erase> R U sure ? 15:11 < rxr> well - the display on the Neo is not perfect IMHO 15:11 < rxr> it is quite high-resolution, but you it is quite small 15:12 < rxr> so you can not use it to render web pages and UI elements in a great way 15:12 < rxr> it just delivers fine details, and that's it 15:12 < rxr> also not that good for finger based UI stuff ... 15:12 < rxr> you quickly need a pen if you include fine elements 15:12 < rxr> and the Neo does not even contain a pen holder ... 15:13 < write_erase> Neo Touchscreen ? 15:13 < rxr> yes touchscreen 15:13 < write_erase> Neo has Touchscreen ? 15:13 < rxr> but a normal one 15:13 < rxr> not a freaky near field one as the iPhone 15:13 < rxr> that means you need to press, not like the iPhone where you do not need to touch the scren .... 15:13 < write_erase> ok ... without pen holder ... and not multipoint TS i guess . 15:13 < rxr> yeah - multipoint neither 15:14 < rxr> amd mp ca,era 15:14 < write_erase> http://www.advogato.org/article/866.html 15:15 < rxr> yeah - but it is even more difficult to get LInux onto them as it is on getting it functional on the Neo 15:17 < write_erase> sure . 15:39 -!- pdinoto [n=pdinoto@200.117.246.103] has joined #t2 15:39 [Users #t2] 15:39 [@ChanServ] [ DeeKey ] [ kic- ] [ pdinoto ] [ TobiX ] 15:39 [ CIA-24 ] [ emte_ ] [ LMJ ] [ Ragnar|away] [ valentin ] 15:39 [ cyda ] [ Fatal ] [ mqueiros__] [ rxr ] [ write_erase] 15:39 [ Dallur ] [ happycube] [ mtr ] [ sepp ] 15:39 -!- Irssi: #t2: Total of 19 nicks [1 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 18 normal] 15:44 < DeeKey> HAHA :) One more funny project. I have already posted about FAB@home project -- a 3d printer, but RepRap is even more interesting project! 15:44 < DeeKey> the aim of reprap project is to create self replicating tooling machine. It will not only print, drill, cut or whatever but will also duplicate itself :) 15:44 < DeeKey> http://reprap.org/bin/view/Main/RepRapOneDarwin#Printing_in_3D 16:35 -!- DeeKey [n=kulandin@jabber.hst.ru] has left #t2 [] 17:18 -!- mtr [n=michael@v29762.1blu.de] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 17:32 -!- write_erase [n=olivier@81.80.156.36] has quit ["Leaving"] 18:04 < rxr> 17:58 < don-o> reading the software testing page, its pretty funny to see people excited that outbound calls work some of 18:04 < rxr> the time. 18:04 < rxr> 17:58 < hhf423> don-o: start learning to be happy about the small things in live. :-) 18:04 < rxr> ... 19:04 < Ragnar|away> lol 19:04 -!- Ragnar|away is now known as Ragnarin 19:05 < LMJ> moin 19:05 < Ragnarin> moin moin 19:06 < rxr> moin moin LMJ and Ragnarin 19:06 < LMJ> dude, the weather is so hot here 19:06 < rxr> (it's so cld in berlin ...) 19:07 < rxr> cold even 19:22 -!- Netsplit kornbluth.freenode.net <-> irc.freenode.net quits: mqueiros__, Ragnarin, kic-, sepp, valentin, emte_, Fatal, @ChanServ, cyda, pdinoto, (+2 more, use /NETSPLIT to show all of them) 19:27 < CIA-24> rene * r25798 /trunk/package/gnome2/gnomesu/ (features.patch password-label.patch): 19:27 < CIA-24> * further patched gnomesu to allow command line based password label 19:27 < CIA-24> layouting, cleaned spaced in the other feature patch 19:35 -!- ChanServ [ChanServ@services.] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- pdinoto [n=pdinoto@200.117.246.103] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- Dallur [n=earl@194-144-10-228.du.xdsl.is] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- emte_ [n=emte@66.183.8.167] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- sepp [n=user@Z4066.z.pppool.de] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- mqueiros__ [n=mqueiros@c-217-70-65-203.bragatel.pt] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- cyda [n=Cyda@c-76-109-131-26.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- kic- [n=rfoote@208.115.42.117] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- happycube [n=cpage@netblock-68-183-40-90.dslextreme.com] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- Fatal [i=fatal@debian.as] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- valentin [n=valentin@port-212-202-170-151.dynamic.qsc.de] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- Ragnarin [n=loki@D8FA4DE6.ptr.dia.nextlink.net] has joined #t2 19:35 -!- ServerMode/#t2 [+o ChanServ] by irc.freenode.net 19:55 [Users #t2] 19:55 [@ChanServ] [ Dallur] [ happycube] [ mqueiros__] [ rxr ] [ valentin] 19:55 [ CIA-24 ] [ emte_ ] [ kic- ] [ pdinoto ] [ sepp ] 19:55 [ cyda ] [ Fatal ] [ LMJ ] [ Ragnarin ] [ TobiX] 19:55 -!- Irssi: #t2: Total of 16 nicks [1 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 15 normal] 20:40 -!- sepp` [n=user@Z5ed2.z.pppool.de] has joined #t2 20:48 -!- mtr [n=michael@v29762.1blu.de] has joined #t2 20:58 -!- sepp [n=user@Z4066.z.pppool.de] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 21:14 -!- sepp` [n=user@Z5ed2.z.pppool.de] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 21:15 -!- sepp [n=sepp@Z5ed2.z.pppool.de] has joined #t2 21:17 < sepp> moin :) 21:25 -!- LMJ [n=serwou@laf31-2-82-224-107-105.fbx.proxad.net] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 22:33 -!- itsu [n=user@i577B9121.versanet.de] has joined #t2 22:33 < itsu> good evening to ya all 22:34 < sepp> good evening itsu 22:35 < itsu> i just updated via svn 22:35 < itsu> but rebuilding my broken package openvpn did not work 22:36 < itsu> so i had to cleanup -build 22:36 < sepp> no 22:36 < itsu> maybe anyone can help me with this 22:36 < sepp> default option is to skip rebuilding broken packages 22:36 < itsu> if i have working build with some packages failed 22:36 < itsu> ah... 22:36 < sepp> there is a Config option to change that 22:36 < itsu> i had to change that in the config 22:36 < itsu> thanx mate ! 22:37 < itsu> ill correct it 22:37 < itsu> so i only rebuild the broken/update packages :-) 22:37 < sepp> or you run './scripts/Create-ErrList -cfg foo -remove packagexyz' 22:38 < itsu> cool, 22:38 < itsu> i really like t2 22:52 < sepp> :) 22:52 < sepp> just ask before removing the entire build ;-) 23:36 < itsu> roger 23:37 < itsu> good night , good fight ;-) 23:37 -!- itsu [n=user@i577B9121.versanet.de] has left #t2 [] 23:57 -!- TobiX [i=tobias@zoidberg.org] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 23:59 -!- TobiX [i=tobias@zoidberg.org] has joined #t2 --- Log closed Tue Aug 28 00:00:13 2007