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* ArneGoetje waves07:00
asachi all07:00
doko_good morning07:00
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evandhi07:01
TheMusoGreetings.07:01
cjwatsongood morning all07:01
bryceheya all07:01
cjwatsonI hope everyone had a decent trip back from Prague07:02
TheMusoYes, as well as one can have.07:02
ArneGoetjeI can't complain either07:03
cjwatsonChris and Steve are on holiday07:03
* ogra coughs and sniffs07:03
brycePrague Plague, ogra?07:05
ograbryce, mdz plague i'd say07:05
bryceogra: kees too07:05
ograseems seb and daniel have it too07:05
cjwatsonso, first thing is UDS proceedings07:05
dholbachand Jorge and Jono :)07:05
ograheh07:05
cjwatsonI sent out a mail about the reports I dumped into the wiki, and getting those transformed into specs07:06
cjwatsondoes anyone have questions about the process there?07:06
brycecjwatson: I've dumped my notes in as well07:06
TheMusoNo, I only need to try and find the dmraid document that was in gobby.07:06
TheMusoAnd I have the document for the accessibility review of ubuntu specific desktop tools.07:06
cjwatsonIntrepidReleaseSchedule gives 5 June as the deadline for specs to be finalised07:06
brycegobby appears to have been cleared out or something; I couldn't find my xorg ones there07:06
TheMusoSO will get to that in the next few days.07:06
* cjwatson guesses the gobby server crashed and ate its state again07:07
brycegobby gobble07:08
cjwatsonapparently the state is very very tasty07:08
liwis it time to spend some effort on gobby reliability? at least having the client autosave, perhaps?07:08
cjwatsonI was just thinking that, though autosave has its own problems07:08
TheMusoafaik Kees took the dmraid notes so he should probably have a copy somewhere.07:09
liwpreferably server side reliablity, of course07:09
cjwatsonwith the lack of undo, autosave guarantees that nobody has a spare copy if somebody highlights the whole document and starts typing07:09
cjwatsonautosave; bzr commit07:09
brycebzr backing would rock07:09
cjwatsonI wonder if tweaking the editor to prevent overtyping a selection would be a good idea07:10
liwundo would be more awesome07:10
liwgobby needs a lot of tender loving care, it seems07:10
cjwatsonis that the sound of a volunteer? ;-)07:11
liwkyllä07:11
liwalways answer in Finnish to questions about being a volunteer... :)07:11
liw(translation for those who are not slangasek: yes, I am willing to volunteer)07:12
cjwatsonI found http://www.kylla.com/ and my brain melted07:12
asac_sorry reconnected07:12
asac_can someone paste the session so far?07:13
liwasac, sure, just a moment07:13
asac_thx07:13
liwasac, http://paste.ubuntu.com/15259/07:13
cjwatsonI've started trying to put together lists of what people are doing at https://wiki.canonical.com/DistroTeam/Platform/8.1007:14
cjwatsonthis is horribly incomplete as yet, and even blank for some people07:14
liw(and only accessible to Canonical people)07:14
cjwatsonindeed, it should end up being just an internal-organisation document full of links to the outside world07:15
cjwatsonI just find it more convenient to plan stuff there than in Launchpad07:15
liwcjwatson, edits to that page should be discussed with you beforehand, I assume07:16
cjwatsonif they're trivial, go ahead, otherwise please ask07:17
cjwatsonthe archive reorg is the biggest unowned item there07:17
cjwatsonhowever, for a change, I'm not looking for volunteers for that right now - to start with it isn't really an implementation project on our side07:18
cjwatsonwe much more need to get it specced out and agreed, so that the right changes can be made in Launchpad07:18
cjwatsonand probably prototyped07:19
ArneGoetjethese are only tasks that are directly aimed at 8.10, I assume?07:20
cjwatsonI will work on that, but it isn't urgent that it lands in this cycle, as long as we get started; in fact it's unlikely to land in this cycle because all the Launchpad people-time has already been assigned07:20
cjwatsonArneGoetje: loosely, yes07:20
cjwatsonArneGoetje: why?07:20
ArneGoetjeso, I don't need to add more long-term stuff to it?07:20
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cjwatsonno; I don't have a good place for that, maybe just on your personal wiki page if you want somewhere to aggregate it?07:21
ArneGoetjeok07:21
cjwatsonor you could create a page linked off DistroTeam/Platform for longer-term ideas07:21
cjwatson(actually, any page named DistroTeam/Platform/blah will get magically autolinked)07:22
ArneGoetjewell, the point is that I also need to allocate time for those, besides the tasks for 8.10... not that the long-term ones get pushed back... ;)07:22
cjwatsonah, right07:23
cjwatsonsend me mail with the details and I'll think about it and get it folded in07:23
ArneGoetjeok. I was just thinking if it would be more useful to have a general overview page what people are working on, with tasks marked as 8.10, long-term or general duties, for example...07:25
asaccjwatson: the tasks "upstream bugs/crashers" + "automated testing" belong more to the QA team i guess. should i add them to my list on that platform page anyway?07:25
cjwatsonasac: I explicitly hadn't included them for you there because I wanted to talk with you first about that :-)07:25
cjwatsonI'll check up with Henrik about that07:26
asacok07:26
cjwatsonlikewise, compcache is a kernel team item07:26
ogranot completely07:26
cjwatsonwell, mostly07:26
ograit needs udev implementation i volunteered to do07:26
asaccjwatson: i also have "large scale extensino maintenance using bzr", which fits nicely into "distributed development" i guess.07:27
ograkernel team adds the module to l-u-m, but it needs userspace setup07:27
cjwatsonasac: new heavy-duty use of bzr in the distro should definitely liaise with james_w to make sure it won't have to be redone in six months' time07:28
cjwatsonogra: point me to a spec once there is one07:28
TheMusocjwatson: What do you mean by heavy duty?07:28
ogracjwatson, will do07:28
cjwatsonTheMuso: rolling out new systems for large groups of packages, as opposed to just sticking a stray package here and there in bzr07:29
cjwatson(which is obviously to be encouraged)07:29
TheMusocjwatson: Right.07:29
asaccjwatson: needs coordination with james_w, right.07:29
cjwatsonit's unlikely to cause a problem, but James may want to know what you're doing in order to take account of it07:30
cjwatsonthough I see from James' activity report that you've already been talking07:30
asaccjwatson: we are already doing that and had discussions on that topic at UDS07:31
asacyep07:31
cjwatsonso, meeting times07:33
cjwatsonwe last rotated these in February07:33
ArneGoetjeany reason to change? :)07:34
cjwatsonfrom 1500 UTC to 0600 UTC07:34
asacArneGoetje: yes, i finally got used to this time - and that scares me.07:34
cjwatsonArneGoetje: I did promise at the time to rotate every few months, to spread out the pain07:34
ArneGoetjeasac: LOL07:34
cjwatsonWednesday still seems fairly convenient07:35
asacso simply rotate another -8 hours? e.g. 22h UTC ?07:35
liwis there a time that will allow all of us to be awake at our normal times, rather than two-three hours after normal bedtime?07:36
cjwatson2200 UTC == 0600 Arne's time, if I'm doing my sums correctly07:36
bryceliw, no there isn't07:36
cjwatsonliw: I don't think so :-(07:36
liwalas07:37
cjwatsonliw: we cover western and eastern US, Europe, Taiwan, Australia07:37
liwin that case, spread the pain07:37
liwI'd be happy to move to Australia or Canada, if that helps ;-)07:37
cjwatsonit's just about pessimal for arranging meetings07:37
TheMusoSince I've had it good for the last few months, I'm willing to do whatever is decided upon.07:38
ArneGoetje+107:38
cjwatsonEvan and Chris have probably had it worst07:38
bryceI like asac's proposal - easy to remember and apply07:38
ogra++07:39
cjwatsonI think asac's is probably fine though possibly with an hour or so's tweak either way; we settled on 0600 because it was a bit less unpleasant for eastern US07:39
cjwatsonwe could just reshuffle the teams so that the desktop team manager gets to deal with more than just Europe and western US for a change ;-)07:40
cjwatson"just"07:40
liwdo I understand correctly: asac's suggestion would be to have the meeting at Tuesday 22:00 UTC?07:41
cjwatsonArneGoetje: on what you said above: I think you're probably right, but I'll have to think on how to do it so as to avoid too much duplication and hence stuff getting out of date07:41
asacliw: my idea was Wed 2200 UTC07:42
ArneGoetjecjwatson: got it07:42
liwasac, ack07:42
liwI'm ok with that07:42
cjwatsonI'll stare at a timezone map for a bit and send mail, then07:43
cjwatsonany other business?07:43
TheMusoYes, minutes.07:43
dokoWed 22:00 soudns fine07:43
cjwatsonoh yes, that rather ought to rotate too07:43
TheMusoI can do this meeting's minutes, but I would like to share the work around for those.07:43
cjwatsonvolunteers?07:43
liwwhoever joins the meeting last gets to do the minutes? :)07:43
bryceearlier I volunteered to help out.  I might be out on jury duty part of June though (or maybe not)07:44
liwI'd be happy with a setup where the secretary gets chosen randomly at the beginning of each meeting07:44
TheMusoWell I'd rather not do them if the meeting ends up at a time which requires me to get up/make myself available for it.07:45
TheMusoI don't mind doing such a meeting time, but I'd probably rather not have to worry about minutes for that meeting.07:45
cjwatsonone does need to be awake; seems best to have it selected from those people for whom it's normal working hours07:46
bryceTheMuso: yeah that sounds fair07:46
liwyeah, that sounds good07:46
cjwatsonwhich means bryce is probably a good candidate for this rotation anyway, modulo jury duty07:46
bryceyup07:46
cjwatsondone07:46
cjwatsonany other other business?07:47
liwmy keyboard battery is about to die...07:48
liwso nothing from me07:48
asac:)07:48
ArneGoetjenothing from me either07:48
* ogra will go back to bed and stay there for most of the day to cure that flu ting07:49
TheMusoOnly that it was great to see everybody face to face once again. :)07:49
asacack++07:49
cjwatsonliw: punched cards are the way forward07:49
ograyeah07:49
liwgreatness.lock(); greatness.set_value(greatness.get_value() + 1); greatness.unlock()07:49
cjwatsonindeed so07:50
cjwatsonadjourned, then07:50
evandthanks07:50
brycethanks07:50
asacthanks07:50
ArneGoetjethanks07:50
TheMusoThanks.07:50
liwkiitos07:50
ograthanks07:50
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lukehasnonameAnyone?17:59
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ubottulukehasnoname: Schedule for Canada/Central: Current meeting: Launchpad users meeting | 28 May 16:00: Server Team | 28 May 20:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 08:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 07:00: MOTU | 31 May 07:30:  Forum Council18:15
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ubottuzul: Schedule for America/Montreal: Current meeting: Launchpad users meeting | 28 May 17:00: Server Team | 28 May 21:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 09:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 08:00: MOTU | 31 May 08:30:  Forum Council18:26
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* lukehasnoname says hi19:53
pedro_ahoj!19:58
* ogasawara_ waves19:58
* cgregan waves back19:59
henohey!20:00
davmor2Good evening everybody :)20:00
* stgraber waves20:00
bdmurrayhi20:01
* heno tries the bot20:02
heno#startmeeting20:02
mguneshi all20:02
davmor2no bot :(20:02
sbeattiehey20:02
henohope everyone who was at UDS made it home ok20:03
Seeker`broken bot - sorry, I've got exams at the moment, i'll fix it when they are over20:03
mgunesI'm fine, except the UbuFlu :)20:03
henoSeeker`: thanks, no worries20:03
pedro_I'm just with a bit of Ubuflu ;-)20:03
bdmurray+120:03
cgreganI must be lucky...no Flubuntu here20:04
stgraberUbuflu is over for me :) but I was only in Prague for a few days20:04
* heno is UbuFluFree :)20:04
cgreganI even shared a plane with MattZ20:04
davmor2I'm not :D20:04
* pedro_ spreading lysol20:04
lukehasnonameWhat meeting is starting?20:04
stgraberlukehasnoname: QA team20:04
lukehasnonameooo!20:04
sbeattieI'm finally recovering from the Prague Plague...20:04
henocgregan: heh, you finally met Matt on the plane home? :)20:04
lukehasnonameThis isn't on the calender20:05
cgreganheno: yes...kept my distance though ;-020:05
lukehasnonameor is it20:05
mguneslukehasnoname, it's secret, don't tell anyone :p20:05
lukehasnoname@schedule20:05
ubottulukehasnoname: Schedule for Etc/UTC: 28 May 21:00: Server Team | 29 May 01:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 13:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 12:00: MOTU | 31 May 12:30:  Forum Council | 04 Jun 16:00: LoCo Council20:05
henojcastro: you know your way around the Fridge right? Could you look at getting the QA team meeting added on a rolling basis?20:06
lukehasnonameSo the first step to being an "Ubuntero" / contributor is universe/multiverse package management?20:06
henoI seem to remember the calendar needed hand-cranking each month or something20:07
jcastroheno: I'll look into it20:07
henojcastro: thanks!20:07
jcastroI /think/ they need to be added manually20:07
henook, let's start20:07
henotopic: Intrepid QA schedule20:07
henoplease see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/IntrepidSchedule and raise any objections20:07
henothanks bdmurray for updating it for Intrepid20:08
pedro_looks fine to me20:08
bdmurrayThere is still some filing in to do of the focus20:08
pedro_the developer sprint will be between the 14 and 18 of July, right?20:09
lukehasnoname1)What is SRU verification?20:09
lukehasnonamebriefly. I know I'm new, and I don't want to take too much time20:09
davmor2Looks good20:09
henowe should have a point for test case review20:09
stgraberlukehasnoname: Stable Release Update verification20:10
bdmurraylukehasnoname: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates20:10
heno1-2 weeks before Beta IMObefore Beta20:10
cgreganheno: I agree.20:10
bdmurrayweek 20?20:10
bdmurrayso they get reviewed with Alpha 6?20:10
henosure, ~September 18th seems good20:11
bdmurrayor 21 after UI freeze?20:11
henoafter UI freeze, before beta some time20:11
henowe should perhaps allow a week for that process20:12
bdmurrayI updated week 21 w/ test case review20:12
henoAlpha 6 is a good time to confirm that its A-ok20:12
henothanks20:12
henothat's all I can see for now20:13
henoplease raise further feedback on the qa list or at next weeks meeting20:13
henotopic: Intrepid QA specifications20:13
henowe should update https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/Specs for Intrepid20:14
henodeadline is June 5th but allow some time for review20:15
henoso we should try to get specs in place by Tuesday in the Review state20:15
mgunesdo we have a list of prospective spec titles/stubs?20:16
henotopics from here http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/uds-intrepid/ don't all map well to specs20:16
mgunesindeed20:16
henomgunes: right, so some rejigging will be required20:16
henoI'll start updating the spec wiki page with my take on that, but please also add specs you are leading / involved in20:17
henosome can be recycles from last cycle20:17
stgraberI'll be quite busy with exams next week so I'd really appreciate anyone helping me spec the QA-Website, QA-Portal, Package website and Brainstorm specs. I'm not sure of the status of the QA-Tracker spec at the moment20:18
henolike the desktop testing one20:18
stgraberQA-Website, QA-Portal and QA-Tracker need a spec, not sure about the two others (Brainstorm and app website)20:18
henostgraber: I can help with the QA specs20:19
mgunesstgraber, I can probably help if you share all your local UDS Gobby sessions that I couldn't save :)20:19
henojcastro: I assume you'll keep in touch with stgraber and nand Re the brainstorm stuff20:19
jcastroheno: yep I was just writing the mail in fact20:19
henoah, yes, please help fill the gaps of lost gobby docs generally!20:20
henojcastro: cool!20:20
henoso at next weeks meeting we'll focus on getting the specs wrapped up20:20
mgunesI'm hoping to implement a "tester weather report" that I talked briefly about at UDS; will add to the specs page once I have a rough spec + some initial feedback20:21
stgrabermgunes: the gobby session for Brainstorm and AppWebsite are on the wiki, not sure about the QA-Portal one (I may still have it somewhere here)20:21
heno(I'm also emailing and phoning various people about this this week)20:21
lukehasnonamehow many of you actually went to UDS?20:21
bdmurraylukehasnoname: probably all the ones talking20:21
lukehasnonameo_o20:21
lukehasnonameI'm alone in my absence20:22
henowe had a good QA showing indeed20:22
mgunesstgraber, I'd appreciate qa-portal one if you can find it20:22
davmor2lukehasnoname: your not I wasn't there either :(20:23
henoany more questions about spec writing?20:23
stgrabermgunes: I can't find it on gobby, the wiki or my hdd but I think I emailed it to cr3 so I should find it in my sent mails :)20:23
sbeattiemgunes, stgraber: I might have it20:23
henotopic: Promoting and tracking the use of proposed20:24
mgunesstgraber, sbeattie, if you do, please forward to me or ping me (and let's use a standard namespace on gobby.ubuntu.com next time)20:24
stgrabersbeattie: cool, mine is pre-UDS so I only have the bits discussed at FOSSCamp :(20:24
pedro_yay for proposed packages20:24
sbeattiethat was the extending-qa.ubuntu.com session, right?20:24
henoplease see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed20:24
stgrabermgunes: I put the one I have in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/FossCamp/20:24
stgrabersbeattie: yes20:24
pedro_i should blog about that...20:24
mgunesstgraber, thanks20:25
sbeattiestgraber: yeah, I have it, I'll email.20:25
henonote that my test of Apport failed - does anyone know more about that?20:25
bdmurrayheno: its /etc/default/apport now20:25
lukehasnonamehardy proposed is for the point release?20:25
stgraberheno: what failed ? did you see the point I added to your instructions ?20:25
henoIf a restart is required I should add that to the page20:25
stgrabermodifying /etc/default/apport and running /etc/init.d/apport restart should start it20:26
pedro_an apport restart should do the trick20:26
pedro_right20:26
henostgraber, bdmurray: I did that20:26
henoah! we need to add the /etc/init.d/apport step20:27
davmor2heno: I just ran the commands and nothing happens20:27
bdmurrayheno: how did you get the smaller picture, it's not obvious to me at the moment20:27
henook, it works now. I'll update the instructions20:28
henobdmurray: the thumbnai? resize in gimp :)20:28
henothumbnail even20:28
bdmurrayah, I thought it was some wiki magic20:28
stgraberbdmurray: would be too easy :)20:29
davmor2bdmurray: no just a lot of time in the gimp and a line of text a mile long ;)20:29
davmor2guys I still can't get apport to run :(20:30
lukehasnonameits legs are tired20:30
henowhat do people think of tracking -proposed usage in this way? See: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/proposed-tracking/+bugs20:30
henoIf we agree that it's sane I'll blog about it later20:31
henomgunes: could you echo that in a forum thread as well?20:31
stgraberlooks good to me20:32
mgunesheno, will do if we decide to go on with it20:32
henomgunes: I actually stole your idea of using a forum sticky with me too comments20:32
bdmurrayDid we have some discussion about tagging proposed package crashes somehow?  If so that should be in those two bug reports.20:32
davmor2Looks good but I don't seem to be able to enable apport still :(20:32
henobut I though LP would be good because testers really should have an LP account and have uploaded a HW profile20:33
mgunesheno, cool; improvised solutions can work better than elaborate ones :)20:33
henobdmurray: perhaps we should also link to bug filing guidelines20:34
mgunesheno, but what would be the "more automated solution" mentioned at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed ?20:34
henomgunes: we discussed at UDS to use popcon to collect the info20:34
heno(opt-in obviously)20:34
henobut we'll look closer at that post hardy.120:35
mgunesah, ok, I remember20:35
henosbeattie has looked at the code a bit20:35
henook, we seem agreed. I'll go ahead with that20:36
henoplease help seed the bugs with your registrations!20:36
henobdmurray: will you add the tag and bug filing doc links to the bug descriptions?20:37
henobdmurray: use whatever tag convention you feel is appropriate20:37
bdmurrayheno: sure20:37
henothanks20:37
henotopic: Can people check out the files under [WWW] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Includes please? -- davmor220:38
mgunesheno, there's yet no way to query one's own uploaded hardware info (or whether it's uploaded at all) in LP right?20:38
henomgunes: you have to check the non-published URL20:38
lukehasnonameGuys, quick question: Hypothetically, if someone designed a website for Ubuntu that had a system integrating bug tracking, error reporting, wiki, brainstorm, member information, etc., do you think Ubuntu would ipliment it?20:38
henoon the form https://launchpad.net/~<launchpad-id>/+hwdb-submissions20:38
davmor2mgunes: probably not but if your a tester then you can always add your HW spec to your tracker account and that can20:39
lukehasnoname*implement, I'm smarter than I spell20:39
pedro_isn't the last test on the Tomboy page a bit generic?20:39
henolukehasnoname: why would you want to reimplement that?20:39
mgunesheno, found it right after asking, thanks :)20:40
pedro_i mean, that's the goal for almost all the UI applications20:40
davmor2cool :)20:41
lukehasnonameI admit I am no expert at navigating the different sites. Perhaps it is my ignorance. However, it seems that the layout and the ways in which things are done are thrown together20:41
henowriting test cases can be hard because you run out of new things to test after a while -- I'm sure additions are welcome :)20:41
lukehasnonameIf there were a more structured, planned setup, things might be more navigable / easier to maintain20:42
henoI know, I've written some and you find yourself stumped for coming up with interesting ways to test even the simplest applications20:42
sbeattiedavmor2: cgregan has some stuff on the wiki about testing mobile apps, might be able to steal specific tests from that.20:43
lukehasnonameNow that Ubuntu is becoming larger in the community, it is not so hard to make a plan on a professional, deliberate web environment.20:43
henosbeattie: he and davmor2 have actually worked together on those :)20:43
davmor2sbeattie: I been working on them with him :)20:43
lukehasnonameIf I'm hijacking the meeting, I'll stop, I'll just draw up specs myself and see where things go. thanks for bouncing my ideas.20:44
henoI think the new test case structure and layout generally rocks!20:44
henothough a bit more detail would help in many cases20:44
henopedro_: could you do a review of the desktop cases and add some more steps?20:45
pedro_heno: sure, will do it20:45
henothanks20:45
pedro_np :-)20:45
henook, any other topics?20:46
lukehasnonameNow how do I contribute to testing?20:46
davmor2I feel a 320:46
lukehasnonameer, register for it?20:47
henolukehasnoname: what kind of testing?20:47
henoHardy updates, ISO testing, or mobile perhaps? :)20:47
henohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing is a good place to start reading20:48
lukehasnonamein the testing cases for install and desktop20:48
cgreganFor mobile: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Cases/UMEdesktop20:48
henolukehasnoname: that's install, so you'll need to register at http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/20:49
lukehasnonameLet me clarify: Are those for people to test their own software for their own sake, or for testers to verify and report back to Ubuntu QA?20:49
henowe actually have proper test tracking for that :)20:49
henoto report back that the updated/installed packages work as expected20:50
henolooks like we are done with meeting20:50
henothanks everyone!20:50
stgraberthanks20:50
pedro_thanks you20:50
lukehasnonameEvery Wednesday at this time?20:50
sbeattiethanks20:51
mgunesthanks, see you all20:51
davmor2yay got apport working :)20:51
jcastrotake care guys!20:51
stgraberdavmor2: cool20:51
davmor2lukehasnoname: you might want to think about joining the #ubuntu-testing channel20:52
lukehasnonamehm, cool20:53
Daviey@schedule20:53
ubottuDaviey: Schedule for Etc/UTC: 28 May 21:00: Server Team | 29 May 01:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 13:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 12:00: MOTU | 31 May 12:30:  Forum Council | 04 Jun 16:00: LoCo Council20:53
lukehasnonameNow that I have a job I have time to kill on the net studying Ubuntu20:53
Davieygah, UTC != UTC+1 :(20:54
RoAkSoAxpedro_, have a question, at what time is the Americas Membership Board meeting?? because, in the wiki says 00.00 UTC and here 01.00 UTC...20:54
lukehasnonameBTW, My birthday is October 30th, so I expect a damned fine Ibex.20:54
pedro_it's at UTC 00:0020:54
lukehasnonameIt's at 8pm CDT20:54
pedro_don't trust the topic this time ;-)20:54
lukehasnonameI think?20:55
pedro_the right information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/RegionalBoards/Americas20:55
RoAkSoAxpedro_, haha ok thanks ;)20:56
pedro_RoAkSoAx: you're welcome :-)20:57
bdmurraypedro_: how many hours is that? ;)20:58
pedro_bdmurray: the meeting? should be like ~1 hour (hope so)21:02
bdmurrayI really meant hours away21:02
bdmurrayapparently math and english are hard21:03
pedro_4 from now on21:04
davmor2bdmurray: not when ya talk proper English like what we does :)21:04
lukehasnonamewho's bored21:20
RoAkSoAx@schedule lima21:21
ubottuRoAkSoAx: Schedule for America/Lima: 28 May 16:00: Server Team | 28 May 20:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 08:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 07:00: MOTU | 31 May 07:30:  Forum Council | 04 Jun 11:00: LoCo Council21:21
lukehasnonameme too21:21
RoAkSoAxlol21:22
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ubottuSyntux: Schedule for Etc/UTC: 28 May 21:00: Server Team | 29 May 01:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 13:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 12:00: MOTU | 31 May 12:30:  Forum Council | 04 Jun 16:00: LoCo Council21:24
lukehasnonameDamage Inc. - Metallica21:24
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zulevening21:52
lukehasnonamehi21:52
sommerhey all21:59
* nealmcb got home yesterday and is hoping to be over most of the jet lag by tomorrow....21:59
nealmcbsommer: howdy :)21:59
Koonsommer: \o/21:59
* owh waves with bleary eyes almost open.21:59
kirklandhowdy21:59
zulbonjour21:59
lukehasnonameHi22:00
sommerheh, o//22:00
mathiazhello world of the Ubuntu Server22:00
mathiazhope everyone got back from UDS safely22:00
soreno/22:00
nealmcbno mootbot: Seeker`: broken bot - sorry, I've got exams at the moment, i'll fix it when they are over22:00
mathiaznealmcb: really ?22:01
mathiaznealmcb: MootBot is here though22:01
nealmcbquote from an hour ago.... - but try it anyway22:01
mathiazanyway - let's get started22:01
mathiaz#startmeeting22:01
mathiazToday's agenda: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/Meeting22:01
dendrobates-o/22:01
mathiazafter a three week break, we've got a couple of things to discuss.22:02
mathiaz[TOPIC] Review last meeting action point22:02
mathiazlast meeting: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/Server/2008050722:02
* nealmcb . o O (UDS was a break?)22:02
mathiazI see one point - kirkland and virtualization22:02
owhROTFL22:02
kirklandmathiaz: i think we decided on their names22:03
kirklandmathiaz: i updated the packages in my PPA22:03
kirklandmathiaz: now, I'd like to see about getting them uploaded into Intrepid22:03
* nealmcb cheers for kirkland22:03
* kirkland bows22:03
ivoks(hi all)22:03
mathiazkirkland: did you ask for feedback on ubuntu-server@ ?22:04
kirklandmathiaz: I did22:04
kirklandmathiaz: Thu, May 8, 2008 at 11:19 AM22:04
kirklandmathiaz: one person said thanks, he'd be using them22:05
mathiazkirkland: great - next step is to get your new package uploaded22:05
kirklandmathiaz: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-server/2008-May/001493.html22:05
mathiazkirkland: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages?highlight=(NewPackages)22:05
kirklandmathiaz: okay22:05
mathiazallright - that's all from the last meeting I think22:06
mathiaz[TOPIC] Specification writing22:07
mathiazso at UDS we talked a lot - now is time to write down specifications22:07
mathiazdendrobates-: who is doing what ?22:07
mathiazdendrobates-: I'm not sure about this as most of our discussed topics at uds hadn't blueprints registered22:08
lukehasnonamehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UDS-Intrepid/Report/Server22:08
dendrobates-If you chaired a session, you should write the spec.22:08
lukehasnonamefor those who ahven't seen it22:08
dendrobates-I will edit them as necessary22:08
mathiazdendrobates-: ok.22:08
dendrobates-and do any that are left over.22:08
mathiazso the deadline for spec write in thursday next week22:08
ivoksok22:09
dendrobates-just a reminder that writing a spec does not mean that it will end up in intrepid for sure.22:09
dendrobates-but it is a good start.22:10
mathiazdendrobates-: I was wondering if it makes sense to have Intrepid in the name of the wiki page22:10
ivoksdo we need to write specs for stuff we disccused and agreed on at uds?22:10
mathiazI've gone through all specs, that are still valid22:10
mathiazivoks: it would help22:10
mathiazivoks: to keep track of what we're doing and implementation22:10
ivoksmathiaz: ok, i'll do my part22:10
dendrobates-mathiaz: sure.22:11
mathiazonce the spec are written, they'll be added to the Roadmap22:11
mathiazand we'll review the progress during the server meeting22:11
mathiazivoks: it will help wrt to freezes and so on22:11
ivoksright22:12
mathiazivoks: I'd also use them to extract tasks for new contributors22:12
mathiazivoks: so that people can get started quickly22:12
mathiazif you have an idea but don't have time, write a spec22:12
ivoks:)22:13
mathiazand may be someone else will pick it up and do the work :D22:13
dendrobates-please check if a spec exists, before you create it, though.22:13
mathiazdendrobates-: where ? in lp or on the wiki ?22:14
mathiazdendrobates-: does it make sense to take over old wiki pages and refresh them ?22:14
dendrobates-lp is where it matters.22:14
mathiazdendrobates-: ok.22:14
mathiazif someone writes up a new wiki page for an existing blueprint in lp, dendrobates- can update the spec in lp22:15
mathiazupdate the drafter, etc... of the blueprint in lp22:15
effie_jayx@now22:16
ubottueffie_jayx: Current time in Etc/UTC: May 28 2008, 21:18:12 - Current meeting: Server Team22:16
mathiazlet's move on22:16
mathiaz[TOPIC] Discussion on current status of J2EESupport options22:16
mathiazKoon: what's the state of j2ee ?22:16
Koonok, so I've been exploring our options22:17
nealmcbhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/J2EESupport22:17
Koonyes, work in progress22:17
KoonI mostly checked Tomcat and Geronimo for now22:17
Koonbut I already have a few questions I would like to discuss22:17
KoonTwo of our options are "modular" targets22:18
Koona framework where you pull in plug-ins based on what you want to do22:18
Koon(geronimo and GlassFish v3 do this)22:18
Koonthe interesting part being you can use them just as a servlet container, or pull things all the way to make a full J2EE server, whatever you need22:19
Koonso a single product would allow us to cover all the types of needs22:19
sommerI forget, but is glassfish v3 going to be out by intrepid?22:20
Koonsommer: not really22:21
sommergotcha, just double checking22:21
mathiazKoon: have you looked at tomcat5.5 packaging ?22:21
Koonis modularity something we should try to have ?22:21
ivoksso, glassfish isn't really an option22:21
Koonmathiaz: yes22:21
mathiazKoon: is it modular or monolitic ?22:21
Koonthere are a few issues with the tomcat5.5 package, nothing too complicated to fix (see wiki)22:22
dendrobates-we should wait for the matrix to be finished before we try to draw any conclusions22:22
Koontomcat5.5 is just a servlet container, nothing more, nothing less22:22
dendrobates-modularity sounds good though.22:22
Koondendrobates-: I have the question about maven22:22
Koonit's the build system used in Geronimo and Glassfish v3 (possibly others)22:23
mathiazKoon: IMO aiming at being modular is a good thing22:23
mathiazKoon: modular => multiple binary packages22:23
mathiazKoon: you may want to have a look Zope3 also22:23
dendrobates-Koon: what about maven?22:23
faulkes-arguably modular == multiple binary packages ;)22:23
Koonmathiaz: yes. We would ship the base, the modules + a few metapackages22:24
mathiazKoon: IIRC upstream uses lot's of smal package22:24
faulkes-sematics, I know22:24
Koondendrobates-: it cannot really be used to build a package in the debian way22:24
faulkes-but I agree in principle that modular is better22:24
Koondendrobates-: afaict having a deb-compliant Maven is still work in progress at debian-java22:25
dendrobates-Koon: What are the technical issues with maven?22:25
* nijaba waves (and presents excuses for being late)22:25
Koondendrobates-: maven downloads at build time all the build deps, dozens of jars from everywhere22:25
mathiazKoon: this should be put somewhere in the Spec22:26
* faulkes- hides from nijaba in fear of his well overdue WP22:26
mathiazKoon: so that we know what work needs to be done22:26
Koondendrobates-: to use maven in the deb building, it needs to be patched to use a common local repository, and all maven plugins must be packaged as individual packages22:27
Koonso that we can list them as deb build-deps22:27
dendrobates-Koon: understood.22:27
Koonit looks like a lot more work than packaging geronimo itself.22:28
Koonlast question : am I right to assume all build deps for a package targeted for Main must also be in Main ?22:28
mathiazKoon: yes22:28
Koonok22:29
sorenmain must be self-contained.22:29
KoonI'll continue to investigate options, trying to have a complete matrix by Friday22:29
Koondendrobates-: Geronimo was every reactive, provided a patch to allow OpenJDK-6 building22:30
dendrobates-Koon: that is a good sign.22:30
Koonok, next item22:31
mathiazKoon: great - thanks.22:31
emgent@now22:31
ubottuemgent: Current time in Etc/UTC: May 28 2008, 21:33:36 - Current meeting: Server Team22:31
mathiaz[TOPIC] front end for ubuntu-vm-builder22:31
mathiazkirkland: what have you created on your way back from UDS ?22:32
kirklandmathiaz: a simple frontend for generating the verbose arguments ubuntu-vm-builder accepts22:32
kirklandmathiaz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~kirkland/ubuntu-vm-builder.html22:32
kirklandmathiaz: it's javascript, so it runs in your local browser, no posting of passwords and machine configurations over the net22:32
kirklandmathiaz: and it could give us something to work with in building vm's as a webservice22:33
dendrobates-kirkland: it's a good start, thanks22:33
owhkirkland: What happened to the --exec flag?22:33
kirklandmathiaz: I also have python code that does the same, but requires GET/POST22:33
kirklandowh: i'm accepting patches ;-)22:33
owhHeh22:33
kirklandowh: i have about 90% coverage of ubuntu-vm-builder's options22:33
owhkirkland: I already did in the actual code :)22:33
nijabakirkland: for 0.4 that is ;)22:34
owhCool, in my spare life, I'll have a squiz.22:34
kirklandnijaba: touche, yes22:34
kirklandi thought a few people here might find it useful22:34
ScottK2kirkland: I think I know who needs to work on our config editor for deploying different server flavors ...22:34
kirklandand figured i'd talk with soren more about what his vision is on a front end in the future22:34
* owh wrote a local little script for the same effect, never thought to share it.22:35
* nijaba hugs kirkland as he find it an extremely good start22:35
kirklandthanks, nijaba22:35
kirklandyou can wget the html and run it locally, as file:///tmp/ubuntu-vm-builder.html as well...  as i said, no webserver required22:36
owhNice.22:36
zuljavascript needs to be turned on though :)22:36
kirklandmathiaz: that's all.22:37
nijabazul: heh, I'm sure we can do a version in flash just for you22:37
owhYuk22:37
* ScottK2 hides his eyes.22:37
kirklandnijaba: ActiveX!22:37
mathiazkirkland: great !22:37
* faulkes- agrees with kirkland22:38
zulnijaba: ouch you are making my brain freeze22:38
faulkes-ActiveX is definitely the way to go22:38
Koonfaulkes-: it has always been22:38
mathiaz[TOPIC] Status of the Ubuntu Server Survey22:38
mathiazowh: what's the state of this ?22:38
nijabagood news on that front22:38
nijabalimesurvey just informed me that they fixed the security issues kees found22:39
* owh has comments, but will wait until nijaba is done.22:39
nijabaso it should, in theory, be suitable for usage in the dc22:39
nijababut we need a counter verification by kees first22:39
owhHow far along is that?22:40
nijabathat -vv22:40
owhThe verification.22:41
owhOr does kees need be asked?22:41
nijabawell, that really depends on kees load, I can't predict22:41
keeshello!  (sorry, I'm still lagging behind reality -- conf + weekend + sick == eeeek)22:41
* owh sends a cup of hot Milo to kees.22:41
kees:):)22:41
nijabaquestion was; when could you be able to check limesurvey again22:42
nijabaas limesurvey says they fixed the issues you found22:42
keesre-checks are usually easier and faster.  given my current load, though, I don't think I can get to it this week.22:42
keesperhaps early next week?  tuesday maybe?22:42
owhCan we book an appointment :)22:42
keesheh22:42
keesif only all security issues booked appointments.  :)22:43
owhAh, we're not an issue, we're an audit :)22:43
owhSo, if Tuesday happens, then next meeting we should be pretty close then?22:43
nijababut issues for stuff in main take precedence, obviously, to the audits22:43
keesvery true, but my load tends to alternate depending on surprises.  ;)  Anyway, let's say I'll have you something by EOD on tuesday.22:44
* nijaba thanks kees in advance22:44
owh+122:44
* kees hugs owh and nijaba22:44
nijabathen I need to finalize my package for it, and we a re done22:44
owhWell on that note, let me add my two cents.22:45
mathiaznijaba: package ? it's not part of the archive yet ?22:45
owhRelated to the survey I've just joined the ubuntu-marketing team where a healthy discussion is underway to discuss how a marketing team can provide resources to LoCos and teams such as ubuntu-server.22:45
nijabaplease22:45
owhRelated to the survey I've just joined the ubuntu-marketing team where a healthy discussion is underway to discuss how a marketing team can provide resources to LoCos and teams such as ubuntu-server.22:45
owhcrap22:45
owhI joined because I felt that it would be beneficial for ubuntu-server to have a representation within marketing and because I have some personal marketing ideas for my company with respect to Ubuntu.22:45
owhI've also updated the embargo date on the proposed survey press release, that is, removed the April 2008 date reference and was hoping that we would come to a release schedule or plan that I could report back to ubuntu-marketing as an example of how u-s could work with u-m.22:45
owhIs there additional work we could do before we spring our survey on the world?22:46
mathiazowh: could some of the task be done in parallel ?22:46
nijabathat would make sense22:46
owhmathiaz: I don't understand hour question.22:46
owhs/h/y/22:46
mathiazowh: hm.. let me rephrase22:46
mathiazowh: how could u-m help us in the survey ?22:47
mathiazowh: if they have other ideas or can help on the press release text, that can be done while we're waiting for kees audit22:47
owhmathiaz: Well, right now I think that they might have additional contacts. It appears that they are revitalising after a hiatus. I agree with the latter points. I'll start the ball running after this meeting for that.22:48
mathiazowh: refining the list of communication channels to announce the survey can also be done at the same time22:48
santiago-pgsqldate22:48
owhYes22:48
owhsantiago-pgsql: That will depend on nijaba and kees.22:48
owhIt may also depend on other releases, but I'm (not yet) aware of those.22:49
owhHow about we aim for June 15 - picked out of a hat.22:49
mathiazowh: well we don't know when the audit will be done22:49
mathiazowh: I wouldn't pick a date22:50
owhThat's fine by me, but our time-line is slipping if we want to use the data for our next release.22:50
nijabalet's pick a date the day we have the ful stuff running in the dc...22:50
owhCool22:50
nijabaowh: me too, but it would be bad to announce something that is not ready22:51
mathiazowh: anything else to add on this front ?22:51
owhnijaba: I'll use the intervening time to sharpen up the release and release process. All good.22:51
owhmathiaz: Nope, I'm done.22:51
mathiazowh: great - I'm eager to see how we can collaborate with the ubuntu-marketing team22:52
lukehasnonameHey guys, I gotta jet, workday is over. I assume this log will be posted on wiki, so at your convenience, "What, if any, progress is being made on having some sort of GUI/web-based frontend admin/monitor for server services? What was discussed at UDS about this?"22:52
* nijaba nods22:52
owhmathiaz: You and me both.22:52
lukehasnonameseeya next Wed22:52
mathiaz[TOPIC] Any other business22:52
mathiazanything else to add ?22:53
zulyes just one22:53
zul8.04.1 is coming out in early july I encourage people to test out server related SRUs they can be found in the wiki22:53
ivoksright22:53
owhIn brief answer to lukehasnoname, kirkland and I are still working on the status for init.d scripts. We've found some bugs thanks to a discussion yesterday with lamont. I've committed to making some patches and a bug report. You can add it as an action point.22:54
nijabatomorrow is the deadline for bugs picked for it right?22:54
dendrobates-Howard posted this to openldap-devel about uds: http://www.openldap.org/lists/openldap-devel/200805/msg00087.html22:54
sorenzul: Early June? The release schedule says July?22:54
zulI said early July didnt I?22:55
nijabaJuly 3rd22:55
sorenzul: Wow..22:55
sorenzul: Yes, you did.22:55
* soren puts down the crack pipe22:55
owhAlso, the Intrepid Report shown at the beginning of the meeting shows comments about calendar servers. I've been working with Jo Erlend Schinstad on docs for Darwin Calendar Server and it has now been packaged for Intrepid: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CalendarServer and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/18259122:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 182591 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] Calendar Server" [Wishlist,Fix released]22:56
Koonsoren: you've been doing too much support in #ubuntu-virt22:56
zulhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/StableReleaseTracker please test the ones marked needs testing22:56
sorenKoon: Feel like taking over? :)22:57
Koonsoren: nobody could replace you, you know that :)22:57
zulowh: really wow!22:57
nijabadouble wow22:57
ivoksumm22:57
* owh takes no credit for the packaging.22:57
ivokson this list, one can't really tell if these are hardy or dapper sru22:57
* owh just wrote the docs and seconded the packaging request :)22:58
zulivoks: they are all for hardy22:58
ivoksmaybe we should add 'version' column?22:58
mathiazowh: any plans to move relevant bits of the how-to to help.ubuntu.com ?22:58
zulivoks: but yeah I can do that22:58
ivokszul: including openldap2.3?22:58
owhmathiaz: Well, most of the howto should become obsolete once I've had a moment to test the package.22:59
ivokshardy has 2.4 :)22:59
zulivoks: ill fix that22:59
owhmathiaz: But given that I wasn't at UDS, this was my opportunity to point at DCS :)22:59
mathiazowh: great! - thanks for the heads up23:00
mathiazowh: I'm sure zul will appreciate this23:00
mathiazTime to wrap up23:00
mathiaz[TOPIC] Agree on next meeting date and time23:00
mathiaznext week, same time, same place ?23:00
owh+123:00
sorenYou bet.23:01
zulcan we make it an hour earlier if possible23:01
ivokszul: +123:01
Koonzul: +123:01
owhUhm, that would be 4 am for me :(23:01
kirkland+123:02
* owh is in a dressing gown with a hot cup of coffee :)23:02
mathiazcould we make it 4 hours earlier instead ?23:02
kirklandoh, sorry, i wasn't +1'ing the one hour earlier23:02
mathiazthat would be 17:00 UTC23:02
kirklandmathiaz: i'm okay with that23:02
owh1am, hmm, that's even worse mathiaz.23:02
ivoksowh: well, it's midnight here now :D23:03
Koon16:00 UTC ?23:03
owhWell, if there is a majority for a different time, I'll turn up when it happens. I might not be handing out Milo, but I'll be there.23:03
ivoksit's really hard to decide; at this time my brain doesn't function very well, but at 16UTC i might not even make it :/23:04
owhSo far it seems that 1 hour earlier is a better deal for many.23:04
owhThe ubuntu-marketing team has a calculator. I'll find the URL.23:04
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owhhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MarketingTeam/Meetings23:05
owhYou all get to vote :)23:05
mathiazwell - someone will always be screwed23:05
ivoksright23:05
mathiazok - so I'll send an email to u-server with a new proposal23:05
owhmathiaz: I recon, propose a time and ask again.23:05
dendrobates-mathiaz: didn't you post this time to the ml and decide it was best?23:05
ivokslet's just keep it as is23:06
mathiazfor a new time - need to check with the calendar23:06
mathiazand for next week, same time, same place23:06
sommerworks for me :)23:06
mathiazdendrobates-: yes - that was before owh was attending meeting at 5 AM for him23:06
nijabathanks mathiaz23:06
dendrobates-ouch23:06
owhI'm cool with 5am, just not so much 4am.23:07
* Koon waves goodnight to everyone23:07
mathiazall right - thanks all23:07
dendrobates-bye23:07
owhThanks mathiaz23:07
mathiaz#endmeeting23:07
owhLater all.23:07
sommerthanks mathiaz, later on all23:07
ivoksbye23:07
kirklandbye23:09
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Seeker`mathiaz: sorry for the lack of a working mootbot - I'm hoping to be able to fix it on friday23:34
mathiazSeeker`: np.23:35
mathiazSeeker`: we can run meeting without it - however it's a big helper when it comes to summarize a meeting23:35
mathiazSeeker`: and prepare the minutes - thanks for your work ! :)23:36
Seeker`mathiaz: There have been problems with hosting over the past few months, and it doesn't seem to want to work on its current host, and i'm not sure why23:36
Seeker`not a problem - I really need to do more work on it, I haven't touched the code much in > 1 year23:37
viperhoothmmm the meeting of the américas has an error in the hour23:45
viperhootis 00:00 UTC23:46
viperhootonly for consideration ;)23:47
pochuRinchen: ^ (you're in the fridge team, right? :) )23:50
Rinchenhello23:50
Rinchenviperhoot, is that for a particular event? or everything consistently in the title?23:51
viperhootRinchen, yes, for the  Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board23:52
viperhootit is programmed for the 00:00 UTC not 01:00 UTC23:52
Rinchenok, let me have a look23:53
Rinchenbrb23:53
viperhootRinchen, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/RegionalBoards/Americas ;)23:53
Rinchenwell, I need the fridge entry :-)23:53
Rinchenviperhoot, this one? http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/145523:54
viperhootyes, May 28th at (8:00pm) Eastern23:54
cody-somervilleThe meeting is in 65 minutes.23:55
viperhoot00:00 UTC23:55
Rinchenhmm something is off on the timezone calcs it seems.23:55
viperhootcody-somerville, yes :D i'm member candidate for this meeting :D23:55
RinchenI'll fix the entry23:55
Rinchenthat means 00:00 UTC if my math is correct23:56
viperhootRinchen, ejem23:56
cody-somervilleEST is actually EDT right now23:56
cody-somervilleSo it is -4 instead of regular -523:56
viperhoothttp://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=5&day=29&year=2008&hour=00&min=0&sec=0&p1=0 ;)23:57
Rinchencody-somerville, yeah, we'll have to remember to list things as GMT until we figure that out23:57
Rinchencody-somerville, I'm not sure what script populates this topic23:57
Rinchen@now23:57
ubottuRinchen: Current time in Etc/UTC: May 28 2008, 22:59:37 - Next meeting: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board in 2 hours 0 minutes23:57
RinchenI fixified it ;-)23:58
Rinchener23:58
Rinchenhmm23:58
Rinchenthe calendar entry is correct but not everything else23:58
Rinchen@denver23:58
cody-somerville@toronto23:58
Rinchen@americas/denver23:58
pochu@ schedule denver23:58
ubottupochu: Schedule for America/Denver: 28 May 19:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 07:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 06:00: MOTU | 31 May 06:30:  Forum Council | 04 Jun 10:00: LoCo Council23:58
RinchenI always forget the commands23:58
pochu:)23:59
viperhoot@ schedule lima23:59
ubottuviperhoot: Schedule for America/Lima: 28 May 20:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 08:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 07:00: MOTU | 31 May 07:30:  Forum Council | 04 Jun 11:00: LoCo Council23:59
cody-somerville@schedule toronto23:59
ubottucody-somerville: Schedule for America/Toronto: 28 May 21:00: Americas Ubuntu Membership Approval Board | 29 May 09:00: Desktop Team | 30 May 08:00: MOTU | 31 May 08:30:  Forum Council | 04 Jun 12:00: LoCo Council23:59
Rinchenok, well, I updated the fridge.  I think I remember a script running hourly which updates this channel23:59
viperhootok23:59
pochu!bye23:59
ubottuAu revoir!23:59

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