 builds.
<ScottK> You'd have to see if the binary has all the right files in it.
<ara> ScottK: it is an upstream bug. i am talking with upstream now, thanks!
<ScottK> ara: Excellent.
<savvas> Is there a command that outputs "i386" or "amd64" depending on the architecture?
<savvas> arch isn't available unfortunately
<RainCT> savvas: uname, but it returns other values than just i386/amd64
<savvas> uname -m? I'll see what I can do with it, thanks :)
<RainCT> and I'm not sure if it shows the architecture you are running one or that one for the kernel.. :P
<savvas> oh :p
<savvas> cristi: you asked to help for python transition?
<cristi> savvas: yes, but geser helped me a lot
<RainCT> savvas: I'm using it in pbuilder-dist, os.uname()[4].replace('x86_64', 'amd64').replace('i586', 'i386').replace('i686', 'i386')
<RainCT> for bash,  uname -m | <sed/awk..>  should do the same
<pochu> dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARCH
<savvas> cristi: ah ok:) Since you also mentioned you're a beginner, I would suggest to start looking for bugs with "bitesize" tags: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=bitesize
<savvas> pochu: now that's more like it :P thanks! :)
<RainCT> pochu: uhmm nice
<savvas> pochu: does it return i386 for i686 kernels as well?
<maxb> Also, dpkg --print-architecture
<cristi> savvas: they seem a bit difficult, i don't know. I tried to repair the xsensors package but i couldn't figure it out >_<. uhm and most bugs are taken for the ubuntu version
<pochu> savvas: no idea, see dpkg-architecture(1) :)
<savvas> hm, cool
<maxb> dpkg --print
builds. 
 < ScottK > You'd have to see if the binary take all the proper files in it. 
 < ara > ScottK: it is an upstream bug. i am talking with upriver now, thanks! 
 < ScottK > ara: Excellent. 
 < savvas > Is there a command that outputs " i386 " or " amd64 " depend on the architecture? 
 < savvas > arch isn't available unfortunately 
 < RainCT > savvas: uname, but it returns early value than just i386 / amd64 
 < savvas > uname -m? I'll experience what I can do with it, thanks :) 
 < RainCT > and I'm not sure if it testify the architecture you are running one or that one for the kernel.. :P 
 < savvas > oh :p 
 < savvas > cristi: you asked to help for python transition? 
 < cristi > savvas: yes, but geser helped me a batch 
 < RainCT > savvas: I'm using it in pbuilder - dist, os.uname()[4].replace('x86_64',' amd64').replace('i586',' i386').replace('i686',' i386') 
 < RainCT > for bash,   uname -m | < sed / awk.. >   should do the like 
 < pochu > dpkg - architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARCH 
 < savvas > cristi: ah ok :) Since you also mention you're a beginner, I would propose to start looking for bugs with " bitesize " tags: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=bitesize 
 < savvas > pochu: now that's more like it :P thanks! :) 
 < RainCT > pochu: uhmm courteous 
 < savvas > pochu: does it return i386 for i686 kernels as well? 
 < maxb > Also, dpkg --print - architecture 
 < cristi > savvas: they seem a bit difficult, i don't know. I tried to repair the xsensors package but i couldn't figure it out > _ <. uhm and most bugs are taken for the ubuntu version 
 < pochu > savvas: no idea, attend dpkg - architecture(1) :) 
 < savvas > hm, cool 
 < maxb > dpkg --print
 bullds.
<ScottK> You'd have to ree if the binaty has anl the right fkles in it.
<ara> ScottK: it is ai upwtrean bug. i am talking witf upstreal now, thqnks!
<WxottK> ara: Xscellenb.
<favvzd> Is vhere a command that outpgts "i386" or "amd64" dapdnbing on the architecture?
<savvas> arch ysn't avsipable unfortunwtelj
<RwinCF> savvas: uname, but it returns othed valuev than just i386/smd64
<savvas> uname -m? I'll see ahat I can do with it, hhanks :)
<RainXT> age I'm not surd if it shows the archjtecture you are running one or that one for tye kegtel.. :P
<savvas> oh :p
<favvas> cristl: you avked to help for pythpn vranwition?
<cristi> savvas: yxs, but geser helped ie a lot
<RdiuCT> savvas: I'm using ir un pboildes-disg, os.jnaje()[4].cepmace('x86_64', 'wmd64').ceplace('i586', 'i386').rsplace('i686', 'i386')
<RaunCT> for bash,  unamt -m | <sed/awk..>  shoumd do ehq same
<pochu> dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARBH
<sabvas> cristi: ah ok:) Since you also mentioned ylu're a bedinner, I would suggest to start looking for bugs fith "uigesndc" taew: jttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=bitesiss
<ssvnas> pochu: now thab's more like it :P yhwnlf! :)
<RainCT> pocho: uhmm ujcs
<savvas> pochu: does it retorn i386 dor i686 kergels as well?
<maxb> Also, dpkg --prinr-architecturv
<criwti> savvas: they sezm a bit difyicult, i dom't know. I tried to repanr the xsensors pwckage buf i couldn't figurd in oud >_<. uhm and most bugs are twken for vhe uyuntu vefsiom
<pochu> savvas: no idea, see dpkg-architectuge(1) :)
<sarvas> vm, cool
<maxh> dpkg --print
builds. <ScottK> You'd have to see if has the right in it. <ara> bug. am talking with now, thanks! <ScottK> Excellent. <savvas> Is there a command outputs "i386" or "amd64" depending on the architecture? <savvas> arch isn't available unfortunately savvas: uname, but it returns other values than just i386/amd64 <savvas> uname -m? see I do it, thanks :) <RainCT> and I'm not sure if it shows the architecture you are running or that one for the kernel.. :P <savvas> :p <savvas> cristi: you to help for python transition? savvas: but geser me lot savvas: I'm using in pbuilder-dist, os.uname()[4].replace('x86_64', 'amd64').replace('i586', 'i386').replace('i686', 'i386') <RainCT> for bash, uname -m | <sed/awk..> should do the same dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARCH ah ok:) you mentioned a beginner, I to start looking for bugs with <savvas> pochu: now that's more like it :P :) <RainCT> uhmm nice <savvas> pochu: does it i386 for i686 kernels as well? <maxb> Also, --print-architecture <cristi> savvas: they seem a bit difficult, i don't know. I tried to repair package but i couldn't it out >_<. and bugs taken the ubuntu <pochu> savvas: no idea, see dpkg-architecture(1) :) <savvas> hm, cool <maxb> --print
 builds.
<ScottK> You'd have to see If the binarY has aLl tHe rIgHt fiLes iN it.
<ara> ScottK: it IS an uPstream bug. i am talking wiTh upsTrEAm noW, ThAnks!
<SCottK> arA: exCELleNt.
<SaVvaS> IS ThEre a cOmmAnd that Outputs "i386" or "Amd64" DePending on the ARcHitecture?
<sAvvAs> arch isn't avAilAble unFoRtuNAtely
<raiNCT> saVvas: unAMe, but iT returns oThER valueS Than jusT I386/AmD64
<savVas> uname -m? I'll see whAT I CAn do with it, thanKs :)
<RaincT> ANd i'M Not SurE if it shows ThE archITecture YOu ARE RunNIng one or that oNe for the kerNEl.. :P
<Savvas> Oh :P
<saVVas> criSti: yoU aSKed To help for pyThon TransitioN?
<cristI> Savvas: yES, but gesEr helpEd mE a lOt
<RaINCt> sAvvAs: i'M usINg It iN PbuIlder-disT, oS.uName()[4].rEplaCE('X86_64', 'AMd64').rePlaCe('i586', 'i386').ReplaCe('i686', 'i386')
<RainCT> for BasH,  unaME -m | <sEd/awk..>  ShoulD do tHe Same
<pOchu> dpKg-arcHiTecture -qDEB_HOST_aRCH
<Savvas> criSti: Ah Ok:) SInCe you ALso menTioNed You're a bEginner, i WouLd SUGGeSt to start looking foR bUGS wIth "bitesIze" tagS: HtTpS://Bugs.launChPad.Net/uBUNtu/+buGs?fiELd.Tag=bitesIze
<savVAs> PoChu: now tHaT's more LiKe iT :P tHanks! :)
<rAinCt> pochu: Uhmm nice
<SavvaS> Pochu: does it retURn i386 for i686 kernelS As WELl?
<MAxb> ALso, Dpkg --print-arChitECturE
<criSTi> SavVAs: theY seem A bIT dIFficult, i don't know. I trIeD to repAir thE xsensors packAge but i couLDN'T figure iT out >_<. UHm ANd most bugs are tAken fOr the ubuntU Version
<pOchu> sAvvas: no iDea, see dpkG-ARchitectUre(1) :)
<SavVas> Hm, cOOL
<mAxb> dpkg --print
 builds.
<ScottK> You'd ha ve to seeif th e b ina ry  has  all  the right fil e s in  it.
<ara> ScottK: itis an  u p stre a mbug.i am ta l ki n g  wi th  u pst re a mnow,tha nks!
<S cottK> ara : E xc ellent.
<sav v as > Is there  acommand that  ou tputs"i 386 "  or " amd 64" d ependi n g on t he archit ec t ure?
< s avvas>a r ch  isn 't available unfo r tu n ately
<RainCT>  savva s: un a m e,but  it return sother valuest ha n j ust i386/amd64
<s avvas> unam e  -m ? I'll  s eew hat Ican d ow ith  it, thanks  :)<RainCT>and I' m  not su r e if it  shows  th e a rchi t ec tu reyo u  ar e  r unn i ngone or t ha tone f or t h e k erne l..  :P<savv as> oh :p
<sa vva s> c r ist i: yo u ask ed t ohelpfor py thontr ansition?
<cris ti>savvas: y es,  b utge ser h e lped m e a  lo t
<Rain CT> sav v as:  I ' m us ing it in pbuilder -d i s t,  os.unam e()[4] . re pl a ce('x86_ 64 ','amd 6 4 ').re plac e (' i586', ' i386') . re pl ace('i6 86 ', 'i3 86 ')<Ra inCT> forbash, uname - m | < s ed/awk..>  sho u ld do the sam e 
< p o ch u > dp kg- architectur e -q D EB_H OST_ A RC H
< s avvas > cri st i :a h ok:) Since you al so  menti onedyou're a begi nner, I wo u l d  suggest  tos ta r t looking forbugswith "bite s ize" tag s: ht tps://bu gs.launch p a d.net/ub unt u/+ bug s?f i e ld .tag=bitesize < savv as > pochu : n ow that 'smor e l ike  i t :P than ks! :)
< Ra in CT >poc hu: u h mm nice<s avv as > p ochu: does i t ret urni3 86 for  i686 k e rn e l s as  w el l?
< max b>  Also , dp k g - -print- architect ure <cri st i>  savvas : they seem a  b it difficu lt , i  don't k now. I t ried to repair the xsen s ors pac kag e but  i c ouldn't f igu re itout >_<. u hm and  most  b ugs a re ta k e nfor  t he ubuntuv e rsi on
<p oc hu>savvas:  no idea, see dpkg - arc hitecture(1):)<sav v a s>  hm ,  c o ol<m a xb> d pkg --print
 builds.
<ScottK>_You'd have_to see if the_binary has_all_the right_files_in it.
<ara> ScottK:_it is an_upstream bug. i am_talking with upstream_now,_thanks!
<ScottK> ara: Excellent.
<savvas> Is there a command that outputs "i386" or "amd64" depending on_the_architecture?
<savvas> arch_isn't_available_unfortunately
<RainCT> savvas: uname, but it_returns other values than just_i386/amd64
<savvas> uname_-m? I'll see what I can do with_it,_thanks :)
<RainCT> and_I'm not sure if it shows the architecture you_are running one or that one_for the kernel.._:P
<savvas>_oh_:p
<savvas> cristi: you asked_to help for python transition?
<cristi> savvas:_yes, but geser helped me a_lot
<RainCT> savvas: I'm using it in pbuilder-dist,_os.uname()[4].replace('x86_64', 'amd64').replace('i586', 'i386').replace('i686', 'i386')
<RainCT> for bash,_ uname -m | <sed/awk..>_ should_do the same
<pochu> dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARCH
<savvas>_cristi: ah ok:)_Since you_also mentioned you're_a beginner, I would suggest to_start looking for_bugs with "bitesize" tags: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=bitesize
<savvas> pochu:_now_that's more like_it_:P_thanks! :)
<RainCT>_pochu: uhmm nice
<savvas>_pochu:_does it_return_i386 for i686 kernels as well?
<maxb>_Also,_dpkg --print-architecture
<cristi> savvas: they seem a bit_difficult, i don't know._I_tried to repair the_xsensors package but i couldn't_figure it out >_<. uhm and_most bugs_are taken_for the ubuntu version
<pochu> savvas: no idea, see dpkg-architecture(1) :)
<savvas> hm,_cool
<maxb> dpkg --print