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<DBO> thank you
<DBO> hes away =P
<savvas> good evening :)
<slytherin> savvas: good evening. :-)
<joaopinto> hi
<joaopinto> dpkg-buildpackage: set LDFLAGS to default value: -Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions
<joaopinto> is there a way to force dpkg-buildpackage to not set LDFLAGS?
<slytherin> joaopinto: dpkg-buildpackage does not set them. check your debian/rules
<joaopinto> slytherin, include /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/debhelper.mk
<slytherin> joaopinto: what about this line?
<joaopinto> rewording, to tell CDBS not to touch LDFLAGS :P
<joaopinto> slytherin, that line alone causes the LDFLAGS to be set
<slytherin> joaopinto: I guess you will have to explicitely unset then in debian/rules
<joaopinto> slytherin, already tried that, it introduces another problem, because it overrides LFLAGS during the "make" rule
<joaopinto> erm LDFLAGs
<slytherin> so what are you exactly trying to do?
<joaopinto> I am building a package for an application, using cdbs, the application must not be compiled with "-Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions"
<joaopinto> it provides a plugin component, such component does set LDFLAGS on it's make rules, however unseting LDFLAGS on debian/riles will override the plugin build phase also
<joaopinto> slytherin, I am reading dpkg-buildpackage man page, it seems those are really defaults from it
<slytherin> joaopinto: I don't think I am qualified enough to answer that question.
<c_korn> does someone know when mok0 usually comes online?
<joaopinto> well, it may be related to bug 138981
<ubottu> Launchpad bug 138981 in cdbs "
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 < jpds > and lp.net/~laney has email details. 
 < DBO > thank you 
 < DBO > he s away = P 
 < savvas > beneficial evening :) 
 < slytherin > savvas: beneficial evening. :-) 
 < joaopinto > hi 
 < joaopinto > dpkg - buildpackage: set LDFLAGS to default value: -Wl,-Bsymbolic - functions 
 < joaopinto > is there a means to force dpkg - buildpackage to not set LDFLAGS? 
 < slytherin > joaopinto: dpkg - buildpackage does not set up them. discipline your debian / rules 
 < joaopinto > slytherin, admit /usr / plowshare / cdbs/1 / rules / debhelper.mk 
 < slytherin > joaopinto: what about this tune? 
 < joaopinto > rewording, to tell CDBS not to touch LDFLAGS :P 
 < joaopinto > slytherin, that production line entirely causes the LDFLAGS to be set 
 < slytherin > joaopinto: I think you will have to explicitely unset then in debian / rules 
 < joaopinto > slytherin, already try on that, it introduces another problem, because it overrides LFLAGS during the " shuffle " rule 
 < joaopinto > erm LDFLAGs 
 < slytherin > so what are you exactly trying to make? 
 < joaopinto > I am building a package for an application, using cdbs, the application must not be compile with " -Wl,-Bsymbolic - functions " 
 < joaopinto > it provides a plugin component, such component does set LDFLAGS on it's make rules, however unseting LDFLAGS on debian / riles will override the plugin build phase also 
 < joaopinto > slytherin, I am reading dpkg - buildpackage man page, it seems those are really defaults from it 
 < slytherin > joaopinto: I don't think I am qualified enough to suffice that doubt. 
 < c_korn > does someone know when mok0 normally come online? 
 < joaopinto > well, it may be relate to bug 138981 
 < ubottu > Launchpad bug 138981 in cdbs "
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<DBO> vhank yku
<DBO> her away =P
<savvas> good evening :)
<dlttherun> savvas: good evening. :-)
<joaopintl> hi
<joaopinti> dpkg-build'zckage: set LDRPAGS vo default valug: -Wl,-Bsymboliw-functions
<joao[ivtl> is there a way to force dpkg-build[ackage tl not set LDFLWGS?
<skrthedpn> joaopinto: dpkg-buildpackage dkes not set them. chevk your debian/rules
<joaopinho> spytherin, include /udr/share/cdbs/1/thlef/eebhelper.mk
<suytherin> joaopinto: whaj about this line?
<joaopinto> reworaing, co tell CDBW bot jo touch LDFOAGS :I
<joaopinto> slnnherin, dhat lime alone causex tie LEFLAGS to be set
<slythxrin> joaopinto: I guefs you winl have to explicitwlt unsgt than iv deciah/rnlea
<joaoplntk> slytherih, already teied that, it introdicqw another proglem, bqcwuse it overrides LFLAGS during the "makt" ruls
<joaopinto> erm LDFLAGs
<soytherin> so what are iou exactlr trying to do?
<joaopinto> I am building a package fmr an xppoigatiub, ksing cdbs, the application must not be compilqs einh "-Wl,-Bsymbolic-fungtions"
<joaopinto> it pgofydes a plugin compousnf, such component dles set LDFLQGS on it'f male rules, however unseting LEFLAGS on deyiab/riles will overribe the plugiu builc phaxe also
<joaopinto> slythexin, I zm reading fpkg-buildlxckage man page, kt xeams thost are really defaujts from mt
<slycherin> juaoponto: I don't thinn I am qualified enough ho andwar that qufstion.
<c_korn> does someone know wixn mok0 usualli cmmev online?
<loaopikto> well, it may be related to bug 138981
<ubjttu> Uaunchpad gug 138981 in cdbs "
> He's... here? <jpds> and lp.net/~laney has <DBO> you <DBO> away =P <savvas> good :-) <joaopinto> hi dpkg-buildpackage: set LDFLAGS default value: -Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions <joaopinto> is there way to force dpkg-buildpackage to not set LDFLAGS? <slytherin> joaopinto: dpkg-buildpackage does not them. check your debian/rules <joaopinto> slytherin, include /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/debhelper.mk <slytherin> joaopinto: what about this <joaopinto> to CDBS to touch LDFLAGS :P <joaopinto> slytherin, that line alone causes the LDFLAGS to be set <slytherin> I guess you will have to explicitely unset in debian/rules <joaopinto> slytherin, tried that, it introduces another because overrides LFLAGS the rule erm LDFLAGs <slytherin> what are you exactly trying to do? <joaopinto> I am building a package for an application, using the application be compiled "-Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions" it a plugin component, does set LDFLAGS on it's make LDFLAGS on debian/riles will override the plugin build also <joaopinto> I am reading dpkg-buildpackage man page, seems those are really defaults from it <slytherin> I don't think I am qualified enough to answer that question. <c_korn> does someone know usually comes online? <joaopinto> it may be to 138981 Launchpad 138981 in "
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<DbO> tHanK yOu
<DBo> hes Away =P
<savvas> gooD EvenIng :)
<slytherin> savvas: good EveniNg. :-)
<JOaopINtO> hi
<joAopinto> DPkG-BUilDpAcKagE: sET LdFLAGs to Default Value: -Wl,-BsyMboLiC-functions
<joAOpInto> is therE a wAy to force dpkG-buIldpacKaGe tO Not seT LDfLAGS?
<SlytheRIn> joaoPinto: dpkg-BuILdpackAGe does nOT SeT theM. check your debian/rULeS
<Joaopinto> slythErin, inClUDe /USR/shAre/Cdbs/1/rules/dEbHelpeR.Mk
<slythERiN> JOAopINto: what about tHis line?
<joaoPIntO> reworDiNg, tO Tell CDbS not To TOucH LDFLAGS :P
<joAopiNto> slytheRin, thaT Line aloNE causes The LDFlAGs to Be seT
<SlYtHerIn> JOaoPInTo: I GUesS you will HaVe To expLiciTELY UnseT thEn in DebiaN/rules
<joaopinTo> sLythERin, AlreaDy triEd thAt, It intRoduceS anotHeR problem, because It ovErrides LFlAGs dUriNg The "maKE" rule
<jOaoPinTo> erm LDfLAGs
<slYTheRiN> SO WhAt are you exactly tryInG TO dO?
<joaopinTo> I am bUIlDiNG a packagE fOr aN appLICatioN, usiNG cDbs, the apPlicatIOn MuSt not be CoMpiled WiTh "-WL,-BsYmbolIC-funCtions"
<JoaopintO> it prOVides a plugin coMPonent, such comPOnENT dOEs seT LDfLAGS on it's mAke rULes, hOwevER uNseTIng LDfLAGS On DEbIAn/riles will override ThE plugiN builD phase also
<joaOpinto> slytHERIn, I am reaDing DPkG-Buildpackage maN page, It seems thoSE are realLy defAults froM it
<slytheRIN> joaopinTo: I Don'T thInk i AM qUalified enougH TO ansWeR that quEstIon.
<c_korN> doEs sOmeOne KnOw when mok0 Usually cOmEs OnLiNe?
<jOaopiNTo> well, it MaY be ReLatEd to bUG 138981
<ubottU> LaunChpaD bUg 138981 IN cdBs "
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<DBO> thank you<DBO> hes away =P
<sav vas>go o d ev e ni ng :) 
<slyth e ri n >  sa vv as : g oo d  e venin g.:-)
<jo aopinto> h i
< jo aopinto> dpk g -b uildpackag e:set LDFLAGStodefaul tval u e: -W l,- Bsymb olic-f u nction s
<joaopi nt o > is t h ere a w a y  t o fo rce dpkg-buildpac k ag e  to not set LD FLAGS? 
< s ly t h eri n>joaopinto:  d pkg-b u ildpack a ge d o esn ot set them.check yourd ebi an/rul es 
<j o aopint o> sl yt h eri n, include/usr /share/cd bs/1/r u les/deb h elper.m k
<sly the rin > jo a op in to:  w h ata bo utt his  line?
< jo ao pinto > re w o r d ing,  to  tel l CDB S not to touc h L DFLA G S : P
<jo aopin to>sl yther in, th at li ne  alone causes t he L DFLAGS to  be  s et<s lythe r in> jo aop int o: I gu ess you wil lh a v eto explicitely uns et t he n in deb ian/ru l es 
< j oaopinto >sly ther i n , alr eady tr ied that , it i n tr od uces an ot her pr ob lem , b ecaus e  itoverri des LFLA GS du r ing the "make" rule
<joaopin t o> e rm LDFL AGs 
<slytherin > so what  are yo u e x actly  tryi ng to do?
<joaopinto> I a mbuildi ng apackage for a n applicat i o n , usingcdbs ,  t h e applicationmustnot be com p iled wit h "-W l,-Bsymb olic-func t i ons"
<jo aop int o>itp r ov ides a plugin c ompo ne nt, suc h c omponen t d oes  se t L DF LAGS on i t's make  r ul es ,how everu nsetingLD FLA GS  on  debi a n/rile s wil l ov er ri d e t he plug i nb u ildph as e al so<j oaopi nto> sly therin,  I am rea din g  dpk g- bu ildpack age man page,  i t seems th os e a re rea l l y defaul ts from it
<slytherin>j oaopint o:I don 't t hink I am  qu alifie d e n ough t o answ er th at  qu e s tion. < c_ kor n>  does some o n e k now w he n mo k0 usua lly comes online?< joa opinto> well,  it  may b erel a te d  to  b u g 1 3 8 981
<ubottu> La unchpad bu g1 38 981 in cdb s  "
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<DBO>_thank you
<DBO>_hes_away =P
<savvas>_good_evening :)
<slytherin> savvas:_good evening. :-)
<joaopinto>_hi
<joaopinto> dpkg-buildpackage: set LDFLAGS_to default value:_-Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions
<joaopinto>_is there a way to force dpkg-buildpackage to not set LDFLAGS?
<slytherin> joaopinto: dpkg-buildpackage does_not_set them._check_your_debian/rules
<joaopinto> slytherin, include /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/debhelper.mk
<slytherin> joaopinto:_what about this line?
<joaopinto> rewording,_to tell_CDBS not to touch LDFLAGS :P
<joaopinto> slytherin, that_line_alone causes the_LDFLAGS to be set
<slytherin> joaopinto: I guess you will_have to explicitely unset then in_debian/rules
<joaopinto> slytherin, already_tried_that,_it introduces another problem,_because it overrides LFLAGS during the_"make" rule
<joaopinto> erm LDFLAGs
<slytherin> so what_are you exactly trying to do?
<joaopinto> I_am building a package for an_application, using cdbs, the application_must not_be compiled with "-Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions"
<joaopinto> it_provides a plugin_component, such_component does set_LDFLAGS on it's make rules, however_unseting LDFLAGS on_debian/riles will override the plugin build_phase_also
<joaopinto> slytherin, I_am_reading_dpkg-buildpackage man_page, it seems_those_are really_defaults_from it
<slytherin> joaopinto: I don't think_I_am qualified enough to answer that question.
<c_korn>_does someone know when_mok0_usually comes online?
<joaopinto> well,_it may be related to_bug 138981
<ubottu> Launchpad bug 138981 in_cdbs "