October 2010 - Aur-general - lists.archlinux.org

[aur-general] fftw duplicated (extra/aur)
by François Boulogne 09 Oct '10

09 Oct '10

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello, I think [1] in AUR is a duplicate of [2] in extra. [1]http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=30594 [2] http://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/i686/fftw/ Cheers, - -- François Boulogne. Membre de l'April - Promouvoir et défendre le logiciel libre http://www.april.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJMsCu8AAoJEKkn15fZnrRLn5QP/j27dhNUWm/WCHatjKt4R0fa fmdJVirqntjdXaDHjnOPBIMtE4QgzJQzlRHLFbh5SJY16XEb4QlzYQAA8xHvalis liKaWjgLT6LcMYRpTDH7+uJFEcyEopopPFBzQRZ6lVbkybDbypqMrD7Wkq3eYtK7 DlkV5QXM9K+Y46zDXfEqZBFJbI+cx+4tzhJDlwWhcPCVX6MlfWapvKvnA8THI0VV UtVv92tyuCDvG5hX5P18WS5v2pP6P83iSSvHa543ewysflieoEnz9lA/C2NuKt5W 91NkaLCKee9WvZKbpoKRBkED40/vUSNt6l1FLWhJrhE1w1+Y4UlJ3snK0L13QUeB 5DHLBH0HnTknMPqpOjkwUb/zhAosHUhqU6DORNdzZ8JkuyG4ln43M5miYuQuiGiz SI5qJFcfKyFRzTvzNqXcVzW42eRHAdDUYgZ4/VzY5Id1r9pIDAwKvTvX88nD+0YV rIBxa+tmiSm2y9HRNg7SPN1dm7bIh3UdFyZUJ9IuS0OjaM18FsJ/kzmeNujy/2wD 7TIhQ1AZgKJXksJyJSnIs/4OnRANXm+BIJ6QPrdJxuKIGQJXDAdFP+hTMsLJF0d8 Pn0qXyVMnn3c8NF79zRmiLpB2RAJvzUGVn2orPABaUT3+ACJJUPd9JAWmin1PyQA h+k3ybds6zClt6F1v/YJ =Qy8w -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Re: [aur-general] [arch-haskell] What to do now?
by Rémy Oudompheng 09 Oct '10

09 Oct '10

Magnus Therning <magnus(a)therning.org>: > On 08/10/10 23:04, Peter Simons wrote: >>>> Do we try to do something like what Xyne suggested--set up a Haskell ABS >>>> and publish pre-compiled packages in [arch-haskell]? >>> >>> ...however, in the spirit of Arch (in comparison with the Gentoo which I >>> left 3yrs ago), I consider that having kind of 'Haskell overlay' with >>> binary packages would be very nice... >> >> Yes, I agree that this is probably the best solution. Arch was designed to >> work that way. How difficult is it to set up a repository? Does anyone know >> how to do that? > > I think there are a few Arch devs reading this list, at least a TU or two, > hopefully they can offer some more information. > > AFAIU it's not much to it really. An ABS-like tree (perhaps kept in a Darcs > repo for extra points :-) and a place to upload binary packages and the repo > DB to. I support that idea. I would really like to host that on the same server as [community] and [multilib] repos, if the total size of the repositories is not too big, but I fear it would be several gigabytes. I imagine: - keeping ghc + several basic modules in extra/community for bootstrapping - a darcs repo one for the scripts * a script that builds packages (possibly inspired by devtools, for example an analogue of archbuild taking multiple arguments) * a script handling rebuilds (build all reverse dependencies of something in the right order) possibly just an option to the previous script * a script that updates a given collection of PKGBUILDs by calling cabal2arch * a script that moves built packages to the repositories (like commitpkg in devtools) - a darcs repo for the PKGBUILDs * one dir per package, and subdirs $package/trunk, $package/repo (holding the current WIP version of the PKGBUILD and one corresponding to the binary package in repo) * people are supposed to do only a partial checkout of the darcs repo, I know Git can do that, but that said, a full working copy is only a few thousand files. Is darcs as efficient as Git for storage ? I expect the transfer size for a full cloning to be less than 5MB. Leaving xmonad and its dependencies in the main repos in probably fine. -- Rémy

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[aur-general] delete request pyquery
by SpepS 09 Oct '10

09 Oct '10

Please delete pyquery --> http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=28775 as a duplicate of python-pyquery --> http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=39034 Thanks

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[aur-general] Please remove the qemu package on AUR
by Cyker Way 07 Oct '10

07 Oct '10

Deeply sorry but I forgot to rename it before uploading it to AUR. I've loaded another one called qemu-6828 which was intended. So please remove the old one, though I've disowned it. BTW, is there any convenient way for a maintainer to remove his package by himself, err, in case of a mistake... -- Cyker Way Email:cykerway@gmail.com <Email%3Acykerway(a)gmail.com>

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[aur-general] Orphaning request
by widomaker2k7＠gmail.com 07 Oct '10

07 Oct '10

Hello, please orphan portmidi since those are outdated for a long time (03 Sep 2009) but don't get updated. http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=23403

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[aur-general] Proposal: Mass AUR Cleanup
by Jakob Gruber 06 Oct '10

06 Oct '10

Hi TUs, I've just created a new proposal concerning the orphaning of all packages marked 'out of date' which have not been updated (or submitted) since before January 1st, 2009. For details, see the actual proposal text. The voting period ends on October 10th, please cast your votes! schuay

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[aur-general] GUI
by Nathan O 06 Oct '10

06 Oct '10

Probably not allowed to do so, but I figured I would ask. In a PKGBUILD can we do something like: echo "Do you want to enable GTK support?" read gtk if [[ "gtk" == "yes" ]]; then ./configure --with-gtk and so on. Thanks

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[aur-general] delete incorrectly named package
by Andreas Wagner 06 Oct '10

06 Oct '10

I came across a disowned package( http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=23013 ). The former contributor just put "svn" in the pkver field. It should be named n2n-svn. I adopted it however there is no non-vcs source release so I can't convert into a stable package. I set the new package ( http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=41506 ) to replace "n2n svn-2". I think this misnamed package should be deleted. Thanks, Andreas Wagner

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[aur-general] Fixing stuff in [community] repos
by Allan McRae 05 Oct '10

05 Oct '10

Hi, While moving the python rebuilds I noticed the following packages have issues: - cgmail - gammu - mathomatic The all have commits in community-staging and some of them had entires in the db but not a package in sight. I'm not sure what happened there but someone needs to clean this up (rebuild and upload to community-testing should be fine). While I am at it, everybody make sure they upload packages using devtools. If you do not, we end up with really strange commits in the repos (e.g. repos/community - note the lack of arch) and this causes issues with ABS. I am getting really annoyed with cleaning these up so I will start naming the people who do not use the official tools for interacting with the repos and maybe blocking access if it keeps up... Allan

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[aur-general] [community] PKGBUILDs incompatible with sourcing
by Ray Rashif 05 Oct '10

05 Oct '10

I'm not filing (a) bug(s) for these since there's no harm done, but this should serve as a reminder to everyone that we should check our buildscripts for sourcing compatibility whenever possible, for the sake of clarity and consistency. The currently affected PKGBUILDs are as follows: ./community/perl-datetime/PKGBUILD bash: printf: 0,61: invalid number ./community/perl-parse-recdescent/PKGBUILD bash: printf: 1,965001: invalid number ./community/haskell-x11/PKGBUILD error: package "ghc" not found ./community/haskell-x11-xft/PKGBUILD error: package "ghc" not found For the perl packages: provides=("perl-datetime=`printf %.4f ${pkgver/./,} | sed 's#,#.#'`") I don't know what the intention is with ${pkgver/./,} | sed 's#,#.#' but it does not work, as it's replacing "." with "," and then back to ".", but printf naturally fails to deal with the decimal being replaced by a comma. If I understood this correctly, the line should read: provides=("perl-datetime=$(printf "%.4f %s\n" ${pkgver})") For the other two: _ghcver=`pacman -Q ghc | cut -d\ -f 2 | cut -f 1 -d -` depends=("ghc=${_ghcver}" 'libx11') Again, I don't know why go through the trouble of checking a local package that may not exist on all systems (Sergej?). Better "hardcode" the numbers and be done with it.

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