code which would do that. I searched for "fprintf" and I found only
direct function calls.
It might be some GCC optimization making the calls indirect. (Try -fno-
function-cse maybe?)
Kevin Kofler
was still in testing.
And the Fedora package got pushed to stable on F15, which is what reminded
my of this. I see the F14 package is still in testing (argh! Security
updates getting stuck in testing for weeks really sucks!), I karma'd it up,
which made it reach the autokarma threshold.
Kevin Kofler
ure is enabled in freetype now.
Subpixel rendering.
Kevin Kofler
Hi,
I build these a month ago:
freetype-freeworld-2.4.4-4.fc15
freetype-freeworld-2.4.2-6.fc14
Why are they still in testing? (Note that these are security updates.)
Shouldn't updates get pushed to stable by default after 2 weeks? In any
case, please push these to stable ASAP.
ivial, and AFAICT it's needed because of the implicit
linking changes in F13, not because of any FFmpeg change. (Rathann says the
package was last built in F12.)
Kevin Kofler
lop on an earlier gcc ? Are they
> reluctant to move to newer (eg what is deb/ubuntu using these days) ?
>
> What is the key to this patch (it looks like an input method is being
> deleted, without looking into it further) ?
This is a diff of a diff. It means a hunk of the diff got removed, which
changed "switch(id)" to "switch((SNES::Input::JoypadID)id)". In other words,
upstream fixed one of the GCC 4.6 issues and as such a patch is no longer
needed for that part.
Kevin Kofler
in Bugzilla, the 2.6 branch has AAC enabled in the
libavcodec encoder plugin, so when 2.6.x will be released, we won't have to
maintain that AAC patch anymore.)
Kevin Kofler
fix a broken dependency on the old version of js (i.e. the
previous builds are not installable anymore, and when already installed,
they block upgrading js). They've been in testing for 2.5 days now. Can we
please get them moved to stable?
Kevin Kofler
valid
compression mode set for whatever reason. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar
enough with Avidemux's code to figure out why.
Kevin Kofler
Fedora 15 has now been out for 2 days and there are STILL no F15 repos! This
is unacceptable!
Can somebody PLEASE feel responsible for this?
Kevin Kofler
or the
F15 release kernel.
Kevin Kofler
Hi,
shouldn't we finally branch RPM Fusion for F15 now? The Fedora release is
less than a week ahead.
Kevin Kofler
Richard Shaw wrote:
> So we're going back to 0.5.x? Since even upgrading to 0.6.2 would
> require kdenlive to be rebuilt, right?
We need a build of kdenlive against 0.6.2, then the whole thing can be
pushed together.
Kevin Kofler
es for the signing keys (¹).
I'd like that mlt update thrown out of stable until the maintainers have
sorted things out, if possible.
Chances are not many people will have it installed, because the only thing
in the stable repos that uses mlt is kdenlive and it wants the old soname.
Kevin Kofler
rpmfusion-pkgs-rep...@rpmfusion.org wrote:
> mlt-0.7.0-2.fc14
This mlt cannot be updated to because the kdenlive update that goes with it
was not pushed. The currently stable kdenlive requires the old mlt soname.
Kevin Kofler
to do for 0.7, I don't know. We may have to build 0.7 in F15 with
FF_OLD_AVIO enabled.
Kevin Kofler
8e9
The Libav tree is at git.libav.org.
> BTW, which of the forks are we going to ship moving on from now? FFmpeg or
> Videolan Libav? Is it too early to tell?
s/Videolan Libav/libav.org Libav/
But the question still stands: do we ship FFmpeg or Libav from now on?
Kevin Kofler
re we going to ship moving on from now? FFmpeg or
Videolan Libav? Is it too early to tell?
Kevin Kofler
rpmfusion-pkgs-rep...@rpmfusion.org wrote:
> ffmpeg-0.6.2-1.fc14
What about 0.6.3, which fixes "some security issues" according to the
upstream announcement?
Kevin Kofler
1697#c5 and followups, in
particular the patch attached to comment #7, which should be sent upstream.
> I guess it is normal for a package to depend on itself?
Yes.
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This is an assertion failure because the codec is not being built in
the bundled FFmpeg. (Bundled libraries suck!) See my comment in the bug
report for how to fix this.
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ensing).
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ts about lack of
AAC support. Interestingly, nobody complained about the AAC support with the
patch not working.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure I'll have the time to test and debug this
though.
Kevin Kofler
would think it would make things easier
> on the maintainer.
I'd just copy the specfile wholesale and build the F14 update from the exact
same specfile. That's how I usually work.
Kevin Kofler
's the version in the F14 repo, which is old enough for Avidemux 2.5.4
to build without patching. In the F15/Rawhide repo, there's a 20110227
snapshot which requires the Avidemux backport.
Kevin Kofler
7;X264_WEIGHTP_BLIND' was not declared in this scope
That one is due to the new libx264. X264_WEIGHTP_BLIND was renamed to /
replaced by X264_WEIGHTP_SIMPLE.
This is the patch from upstream for this issue:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=265619&action=diff&context=patch&
ng, with selectFile. I have no idea how that works. If you change the type
of selectFile to const QString &, it should do the right thing.
Kevin Kofler
David Timms wrote:
> On 16/04/11 02:27, Kevin Kofler wrote:
>> Why isn't provenpackager access implemented in RPM Fusion?
> I'm sure it's because their isn't a way for the RF fas to query the
> fedora fas to get the answer for RPM Fusion.
We could sync manually
other exception requests were rejected. So I think the easiest
implementation in RPM Fusion would be to just give out global write without
any exceptions.
I believe this would help fixing several problems with RPM Fusion packages
in a more timely manner.
Kevin Kofler
er 3 weeks now. (I guess the reason they didn't get
automatically promoted to stable is that there was some blacklist put on the
package to prevent the superseded builds from moving on to stable.)
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used instead. But there's no need to expedite their stable
push.)
Kevin Kofler
Jack Neely wrote:
> Can someone push the kmod-openafs packages in updates-testing to updates
> for F13?
Has the kernel they depend on been pushed to stable yet? kmod packages can
only be pushed to stable when the required kernel is, too.
Kevin Kofler
things. One can't do admin work without admin permissions. People offered
help with infrastructure on several occasions, they never got sufficient
access rights to be useful.
Kevin Kofler
.4-1.1 - rebuilt -
> was missing in repo
Can we have this pushed to stable ASAP? There's no mlt in the F14 stable
repo right now, which makes kdenlive impossible to install.
Kevin Kofler
would that be necessary?
I don't care. It'd be a quick fix Jarod could implement on his builder to
make this work.
Kevin Kofler
lways timing out for reasons unknown.
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le repository. So
if you set the stable repository to a higher priority than the needsign one,
the builds should work.
Kevin Kofler
gatlin sullivan wrote:
> Why is Lightspark not able to be in the Fedora's official repositories?
Because it requires FFmpeg.
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ecurity
patch clearly doesn't break things.
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n upon people redistributing binaries built with
--enable-nonfree and will put them into their Hall of Shame.
FFmpeg has a native AAC encoder which you can use instead (but which is
still considered experimental).
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x86 builds completed
and the PPC ones nowhere to be found.
Kevin Kofler
Stewart Adam wrote:
> If someone did the hacking to get it working sure, but I get the feeling
> that would be a big job since avidemux's encoders are bundled internally.
The attached (untested!) patch should be sufficient, please try it.
Kevin Koflerdiff -ur avidemux_2.5.3/plugins/ADM_au
Dams wrote:
> FWIW, it would be nice to re-enable faac support in avidemux. PS3
> annoyingly accepts h264 videos _only_ with aac audio tracks _and_ in mp4
> container.
Can't we use the experimental aac encoder in FFmpeg? That one is Free
Software.
Kevin Kofler
nly 2.7 and not 3.1.
Kevin Kofler
rpmfusion-pkgs-rep...@rpmfusion.org wrote:
> Packages built and released for RPM Fusion (Fedora - free) 11: 2
>
> ffmpeg-0.5.2-1.fc11
> mythtv-0.23-5.fc11
Huh? Isn't F11 supposed to be EOL already?
Kevin Kofler
already in RPM Fusion Free testing for F12 and will have to be pushed in
sync to avoid broken dependencies.
Kevin Kofler
ately, yum will still prefer uqm-autodownloader if it comes from the
same SRPM. :-(
Kevin Kofler
Thorsten Leemhuis wrote:
> On 19.05.2010 07:20, Kevin Kofler wrote:
>> Thorsten Leemhuis wrote:
>>> (¹) I sill hope for two fixes: A updated VirtualBox-OSE-kmod package
>>> https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1216 and a new smc
>>> package (look
smc to build:
http://repo.calcforge.org/temp/smc-1.9-fix-implicit-linking.patch
You'll also have to BR libX11-devel.
Kevin Kofler
Michael Schwendt wrote:
> cairo-dock will need a rebuild for the new libetpan in F13 updates-testing
That should be done in updates, not in the release repo. The release repo
should match F13 GA, not post-release updates.
Kevin Kofler
the host CPU (some wireless
chipsets from Atheros are allegedly in that category, I have no way to
verify whether that's true); a lot of the devices recommended by the FSF
just hide the non-Free firmware somewhere (usually in a ROM). :-(
We have a long way to go… :-(
Kevin Kofler
hould not be packaged in Fedora AT ALL.
Autodownloader is a lame way of circumventing Fedora's licensing policies,
which provides only disadvantages to users. Those games should just move to
RPM Fusion instead.
Kevin Kofler
y NVidia driver, which allowed
crippleware "community editions" of software to be advertised as Fedora
Features etc. :-(
Kevin Kofler
esn't recognize
any of the plugins.) I tested k3b-extras-freeworld-1.91.0-1.fc13 and the
plugins load fine, also making K3b's warning about lack of MP3 support go
away. (I haven't actually tested using them to burn or rip some MP3 files
though.)
Kevin Kofler
be removed from Fedora.
I really don't see why we're bypassing Fedora's licensing policies in this
broken way when we could just offer a package that works out of the box in
RPM Fusion Nonfree where it belongs.
Kevin Kofler
ecoders any less subject to patents than encoders. So Fedora is not
that lax.
Kevin Kofler
t".
People have offered help with various tasks on several occasions, they never
got the required access.
Kevin Kofler
please finally process the CVS request:
http://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1086
to transfer ownership of kdenlive and mlt to Ryan Rix? Zarko Pintar has been
meaning to orphan these packages, and Ryan Rix to pick them up, for over 3
weeks now!
Kevin Kofler
ive in RPM Fusion is broken with Qt 4.6.x which is now stable in F11
and F12.
Kevin Kofler
.i?86
> gl[0-9A-Za-hj-z]*.i?86 gli[0-9A-Zac-z]*.i?86 glib[0-9A-Za-bd-z]*.i?86
But the problem here is not i686 packages being pulled into x86_64 builds,
but x86_64 packages being pulled into i686 builds!
I think i686 configs need an exclude=*.x86_64 line.
Kevin Kofler
bits getting pulled into a
> 32-bit build though...
I think it's a completely separate issue.
Kevin Kofler
opment-rpmfusion_free/6505-
kdenlive-0.7.7.1-1.fc13/i686/job.log
http://buildsys.rpmfusion.org/logs/fedora-development-rpmfusion_free/6505-
kdenlive-0.7.7.1-1.fc13/i686/root.log
Kevin Kofler
ing Dependency: libstdc++.so.6(GLIBCXX_3.4)(64bit) is needed by
package mlt-0.5.0-2.fc12.x86_64 (rpmfusion-free-needsign)
(and many more, which is kinda expected as it's a 64-bit package in a 32-bit
build).
The offending builder according to the same log is builder.wilsonet.com.
Kevin Kofler
t as a separate specfile/SRPM, not as a subpackage.
Kevin Kofler
1 has the
fix in freetype-freeworld-2.3.9-3.fc11 which is already stable).
As a third reason for asking for this to be pushed to stable ASAP, the
F11->F12 upgrade path is currently broken (due to the above), 2.3.9-3.fc11 >
2.3.9-2.fc12.
Kevin Kofler
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> PackageKit and frontends rely on yum which in turn relies on RPM. So it
> will work everywhere.
No it won't. PK doesn't list virtual Provides.
Kevin Kofler
r to start helping out if they don't know what they're
supposed to do. :-(
Kevin Kofler
, as kmod-nvidia and others are allowed, I don't see why this one wouldn't
be allowed as well.
Kevin Kofler
could give you access in some areas, but I also only partly know how
> things work. And for now I would prefer not to hand out access to not
> mix things up even more and to not get into Xaviers way.
;-)
If you ask people for help, you also need to give them the required access
they'll need to help you.
Kevin Kofler
sion=1.10&view=markup
so that one should be OK.
Hopefully, nothing ships builtin copies of the old version of faad!
Kevin Kofler
rpmfusion-pkgs-rep...@rpmfusion.org wrote:
> freetype-freeworld-2.3.9-3.fc11
> ---
> * Tue Jul 28 2009 Kevin Kofler
> 2.3.9-3 - Add
> freetype-2.3.9-aliasing.patch to fix Navit crash (rh#513582)
Can this please be promoted to stable ASAP? (A Fedora free
27;s not a bug.
That said, according to the reply to your bug report, the MIDI stuff already
got split into a gstreamer-plugins-bad-extras subpackage in F11 and higher.
Kevin Kofler
Hans Kristian Rosbach wrote:
> The module itself seems well maintained by redhat and resides here:
> http://people.redhat.com/~heinzm/sw/dm/dm-raid45/
This appears to require patching the kernel itself, not just building a
module.
Kevin Kofler
=603
Note that xine has already been rebuilt as per
https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=601 and also needs to get
pushed to stable ASAP.
Kevin Kofler
later date.
... so no, they shouldn't be removed from the F11 repo.
Kevin Kofler
the nspluginwrapper package for how this needs to be done.
Kevin Kofler
Hi,
FYI, Qt 4.5 is now in the updates for F9 and F10, so if you have non-Free
packages wanting to build against Qt (I know there's at least one), you can
do that now (assuming the terms of the LGPL are being followed, of course).
Kevin Kofler
its part either. So at this
point it's probably a GNOME-only feature.
Kevin Kofler
const&,
>> QString const&, QWidget*, QString const&)' collect2: ld returned 1 exit
>> status make[2]: *** [lib/libkmf.so.0.7.0_rc2] Error 1
This needs to link to libkio and fails to do so.
Kevin Kofler
player
fixed first.
Kevin Kofler
procedure in RPM Fusion should be, but a single maintainer making the
decision shouldn't be it.
Kevin Kofler
PS:
I wrote:
> how we're handling KDE 3 and 4 coexisting.
Oops, make that:
how we're handling KDE 3 and 4 LIBRARIES (including -devel) coexisting.
Just so I don't set false expectations. :-)
Kevin Kofler
nmotif if it
isn't used for anything else), see how we're handling KDE 3 and 4
coexisting.
Kevin Kofler
ll a 64-bit Fedora.
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the work, then I don't see why the cairo parts cannot be
upstreamed.
Kevin Kofler
bytecode
interpreter, then there's no reason to install freetype-freeworld.
Kevin Kofler
rld yet.
> Will the package work along with the version in rawhide ?
There's a freetype-freeworld in Rawhide which should match the Rawhide
freetype. But normally API/ABI compatibility is not an issue with freetype
anyway.
Kevin Kofler
t; they would have a BuildRequirement on xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-devel.
That's not possible, we need ffmpeg in RPM Fusion free (most of RPM Fusion
free depends on it!), it can't BR stuff from nonfree.
Kevin Kofler
Thorsten Leemhuis wrote:
> - Fedora and RPM Fusion packages only
Not including libdvdcss kinda defeats the point of Omega.
Kevin Kofler
to decide afaik, as omega includes
> packages that are not part of Fedora and RPM Fusion.
That said:
> gnome vs. kde (we should do both)
+1
The current Omega isn't of much use to KDE users.
> free and nonfree
If we want to ship a nonfree CD at all, there should also be a free one
indeed.
Kevin Kofler
Seth Vidal built:
http://skvidal.fedorapeople.org/hashlib/ is needed for the metadata, it
doesn't help with the RPM packages themselves using SHA256 checksums
though. You need RPM 4.6 for that:
http://people.redhat.com/mitr/sha256-rpm/
Kevin Kofler
Julian Sikorski wrote:
> I wonder how redhat folks have solved this problem, since afaik the koji
> builders are running rhel.
They upgraded RPM on their build hosts to the 4.6.0 packages mitr built:
http://people.redhat.com/mitr/sha256-rpm/
Kevin Kofler
f course you could also build your own if you don't trust the way these are
published...
Note that if the machines are running stuff like GDB, that stuff also needs
to be rebuilt against the new librpm (or a compat package used, but using a
compat librpm when the system uses a newer RPM might be a source of
trouble).
Kevin Kofler
hours again.
No, the problem is that you need to use RPM 4.6 on the host system to build
Rawhide packages, see the discussions on the fedora-devel-list.
Kevin Kofler
e I killed the job.
But shouldn't Rawhide be built for i586 now, not i386?
Kevin Kofler
n to copyright and
trademark law.
Kevin Kofler
Neal Becker wrote:
> I propose to release blcr for F9 and F10, since they should be working.
> Any objections?
F9 and F10 already have a 2.6.29 RC in updates-testing.
Sometimes a Fedora release even gets released with a prerelease kernel. You
need to be prepared for that.
Kevin Kofler
Thorsten Leemhuis wrote:
> I can't remember the details, but some (all?) RPM macros don't get
> disabled if you put a # front of them.
You need to replace the % with a # instead of just adding the #.
Yes, %define getting processed even in comments is one of the worst traps in
RPM
Neal Becker wrote:
> I've tried it several more times, the problem persists.
Then you'll just have to wait for the build system to get fixed.
Kevin Kofler
Neal Becker wrote:
> Yes, but what does this mean?
A failure on the build system or the mirror it was trying to use, not your
fault.
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