<kyxor>
alright boys, my personal forks of repo-main and repo-community are set up, now I've gotta track back all the useful commits that happened since the infidelity happened
<kyxor>
this will be a fun night
<kyxor>
I am not a big fan of how dylan spams commits, it's a lot of work to go through
<kyxor>
I probably also should set up that gpg block thingy so commits are signed, ehhh
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<msk[m]>
yours is libressl instead of openssl, right?
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<kyxor>
yep
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<testuser[m]>
Hi
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<dilyn>
kyxor: it's pretty easy; add your public key to your github account and use -S when you make commits to sign them
<dilyn>
you can also set gitconfig to automatically sign all commits
<dilyn>
and then adding your key to the readme or w/e so people can easily import it is a fine plan
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<noocsharp>
i'm sort of disappointed that kiss community isn't on repology anymore
<noocsharp>
was nice to have an rss feed for everything
<msk[m]>
doesn't discord provide RSS of commits for repos?
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<msk[m]>
s/discord/github/
<noocsharp>
it's not the same: repology tells you if any package you're maintaining is outdated
<testuser[m]>
I think it can be added back since no package uses version but not sure about their stance on unofficial repos
<testuser[m]>
s/version/new format
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<msk[m]>
no package uses version? was it banned from community?
<testuser[m]>
no, just that nobody has used it yet
<testuser[m]>
i think konimex used it for 1 but reverted it later in an update
<testuser[m]>
Oh 3 packages use it
<msk[m]>
anyone here use sbase coreutils? I'm getting "ERROR manifest contains 1 non-existent files" when using it and trying to build anything
<msk[m]>
s/ERROR /ERROR <package>/
<testuser[m]>
sh -x /usr/bin/kiss
<testuser[m]>
Probably a non portable command slipped in by mistake
<kyxor>
well, ugh anyway I think this might get traction only if major distro adopts it
<acheam>
its meant for *BSD
<GalaxyNova>
but why
<GalaxyNova>
isn't the goal of systemd to be well integrated
<acheam>
but I didn't link systemd
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<dilyn>
isn't the only reason *BSD doesn't have a systemd is because nobody has yet to bother with making one?
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<sad_plan>
hey
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<sad_plan>
this is exclusivly ytdl though, it seems. it cant load __main__.py, __init__.py, common.py utils.py ssl.py. and __ssl is no found
<sad_plan>
firefox only nagged about _ssl module
<dilyn>
seems like you have some bigger problems :V
<dilyn>
you'd have to post the whole (python?) backtrace
<sad_plan>
theyre gone if I rebuild libressl without the static stuff though, and rebuild python again so it properly links to libssl.so
<sad_plan>
and how does one find this backtrace?
<kyxor>
micro_O: Hi, there is a problem with kiss-find, the using last commit, any command using busybox date errors with "date: unrecognized option: v" I've also sent you a PR to fix make install please review. Thanks
<dilyn>
it should just be part of the output when your build fails
<dilyn>
python will post a whole bunch of traceback related garbage, a lot of which is basically useless
<sad_plan>
but the build doesnt fail. thats the strange thing. I could probably disable all the libs for libressl, and python would still build. it seems python just silently ignores the error about missing ssl.so libs for some reason.
<sad_plan>
in any case, the buildlog then.
<dilyn>
? no i mean when building or running youtubedl
<dilyn>
python will just silently select the modules to build, so you have to carefully read the output when building to spot the modules it says it won't make
<dilyn>
the big issue is that there's no "official" way to build python statically; they technically have instructions posted for doing so, but they're... old. and presumably many things have changed in the intervening years
<sad_plan>
Ill rebuild ytdl. in the mean time, I did build with one of your earlier buildscripts. where you made python statically. which failed for me.