00:40 <ivandi> desktop-file-utils still depends on pkg-config in 3.7

00:59 <ivandi> i thought using the iso instead of ports to upgrade would be faster, but had to rebuild everything after all.

01:05 <ivandi> glib puts stuff in /usr/libexec : usr/libexec/gio-launch-desktop

01:05 <ivandi> rust: usr/libexec/rust-analyzer-proc-macro-srv

01:06 <fishe> when installing woff2 it can't find `libbrotlidec` though i have brotli installed

01:06 <fishe> https://hastebin.com/olevawetez.lua

01:07 <ivandi> flac: usr/share/doc/FLAC/

01:07 <ivandi> docbook-xsl: usr/share/doc/docbook-xsl-1.79.2/

01:08 <ivandi> inotify-tools: usr/share/doc/inotify-tools/

02:06 <brian|lfs> is there a reason I have to invoke pulseaudio manually these days on CRUX that thre is no daemon

02:41 <jaeger> brian|lfs: beerman disabled the client autospawn

02:41 <jaeger> you can reenable it if you want

02:41 <jaeger> take a look at /etc/pulse/client.conf

02:42 <jaeger> ivandi: thanks for the reminder on desktop-file-utils, I had it on my mental list and forgot

02:49 <brian|lfs> thanks jaeger

02:51 <jaeger> np

03:25 <brian|lfs> unfortuantely sourcemage completely fucked up my CRUX install

03:29 <jaeger> how did that happen?

03:31 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.7]: desktop-file-utils: updated dependencies

08:45 <pvn> Pro users of `pgAdmin 4` (Electron based?) around?

08:46 <pvn> I cannot delete a server group

08:46 <pvn> "The specified server group cannot be deleted"

08:49 <pvn> Ups, wrong group, sorry about that

10:58 <cruxbot> [core.git/3.7]: bash: update to 5.2.2

10:58 <cruxbot> [core.git/3.7]: readline: update to 8.2.1

11:01 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.7]: glib: do not install into /usr/libexec

12:48 <farkuhar> ivandi: the latest 3.7 ports tree does not show any /usr/share/doc paths in the flac footprint. Maybe you had a soft dependency installed, and cmake decided on its own to build documentation? On my system flac compiled without placing anything in /usr/share/doc. It would be helpful to see your build log.

12:54 <ivandi> farkuhar: true, just checked the footprint, no docs, looks like it is because i have doxygen installed

12:58 <ivandi> same for inotify-tools

12:59 <farkuhar> ivandi: yes, i just saw that option in doc/CMakeLists.txt under the flac source tree. The Pkgfile is begging for revision anyway, thanks to its gratuitous redefining of unpack_source(), but your observation suggests a less trivial change: to add a test for whether $PKG/usr/share/doc got populated with junk.

13:03 <ivandi> pkgmk should have an option to remove stuff from share/{doc,locale} by default

13:07 <farkuhar> or you could just put 'INSTALL ^usr/share/doc/.*$ NO' in /etc/pkgadd.conf

13:12 <farkuhar> I still have the rule 'INSTALL ^usr/lib/.*la$ NO' in my pkgadd.conf (an alternative to groovy2shoes' libtool-garbage-day script) but I have since commented it out, waiting for some consensus on how we'll handle *.la files now that autotools is losing ground to meson and cmake.

13:21 <SiFuh> doxygen is evil

13:35 <ivandi> farkuhar: thanks, i completely forgot about the INSTALL option in /etc/pkgadd.conf

13:49 <farkuhar> SiFuh: I can swallow a bit of evil as long as it's followed by a spoonful of hilarious (such as the comments in https://github.com/baguette/crux-ports/blob/master/Util/bin/libtool-garbage-day.sh )

13:50 <SiFuh> He should work for Slackware

18:34 <jaeger> ocb: is l-25.net still around/working?

18:36 <SiFuh> Thought that died already

18:36 <SiFuh> I ended up cloning it

18:37 <jaeger> Yeah, I see in the logs there was talk of it moving a while back

18:37 <SiFuh> Yes, and you helped a lot

18:38 <jaeger> going to disable it in the portdbs, can always reenable if it's back later

18:38 <SiFuh> I have old repos anyways

18:38 <SiFuh> https://gitlab.com/SiFuh/Documentation/-/tree/master/Repos

18:38 <SiFuh> They are updated nightly but not updated to gitlab

19:09 <ocb> jaeger: sorry about that, was somewhat busy with other things.. and honestly i also did forget to bring it up back. the new machine isn't running a web server. will figure something out in the following days.

19:12 <jaeger> No worries

19:23 <jaeger> Upgraded some of the libs/modules used by the unofficial portdb, let me know if there are any issues with it

21:52 <ahmadraniri[m]> It sounds really stupid but I deleted both bash package and its archive, my system was doomed. But now it's fine (Thanks to Crux ISO). A lesson was gained "Do not remove bash, no matter what !".

22:00 <farkuhar> ahmadraniri[m]: glad to hear you got your system up and running again. The lesson about what to leave installed can be generalized to all core packages. Some daredevils like to play around with replacing core packages (e.g., libressl instead of openssl, neovim instead of vim, postfix instead of exim), but such adventures are not for the faint of heart.