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zulmorn'13:53
nijabaaftern'13:53
ivokshello13:53
jiboumans'lo13:54
ttxo/13:57
jiboumansafternoon folks13:59
jiboumanstime to get this thing rolling13:59
soreno/14:00
jiboumans#startmeeting14:00
MootBotMeeting started at 08:00. The chair is jiboumans.14:00
MootBotCommands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE]14:00
jiboumanstoday's scribe is smoser14:00
ttxmathiaz, smoser: around ?14:00
sommero//14:00
mathiaz /o\14:00
smoserhi14:00
jiboumans[TOPIC] last weeks action points14:00
MootBotNew Topic:  last weeks action points14:00
jiboumansi'll take the ones that belong to a blueprint when we discuss those14:00
jiboumansACTION: SorenHansen to solicit packages that lend them selves well to nightly builds14:01
jiboumanssoren: ^14:01
sorenjiboumans: Hm... I don't remember /how/ I did it, but I did get some feedback.14:01
soren:)14:01
jiboumanssoren++14:01
jiboumansplease shae :)14:01
jiboumans*share14:01
sorenThe only extra ones I got were:14:02
sorenpython2.6 and atlas.14:02
sorenI'll get those added to the nighly builds shortly.14:02
sorenLike now14:02
jiboumansyou agree there's mileage in those?14:03
sorenIf they run a test suite during build, I don't see any harm in detecting if they start failing.14:03
jiboumansfair enough14:04
sorenI still haven't gotten round to the reporting part of things.14:04
sorenI get an e-mail when stuff fails to build, but that's about as far as it gets.14:04
jiboumansthat's the interesting bit though :)14:04
sorenQuite :)14:04
jiboumansyou still have a bit of time to wrap that up though14:04
jiboumansplease let us know how you progress ;)14:04
jiboumansmoving on14:04
sorenmathiaz suggested using a team ppa and interested parties can join the team and thus get the build failure e-mails as well.14:04
sorenI'll set that up.14:04
jiboumanssoren: good step. i'd also love to see an overview/bugs coming out of that (maybe a nice to have though)14:05
sorenjiboumans: Noted.14:05
jiboumansACTION: ScottMoser to investigate publishing new AMIs14:05
jiboumanssmoser: ^14:05
smoserno movement on that.  eric tested the us-west-1 nightly some and his results were favorable.14:06
jiboumansok, push that action to next meeting then14:06
jiboumansalpha2's more important at this point14:06
smoserbut i've not done anything myself. long term, this falls into RefreshPolicy and QA and such are involved.14:06
jiboumansagreed14:07
jiboumanswe'll pick it up after this milestone14:07
jiboumansthe remainign action points are related to blueprints14:07
jiboumanswe'll get to those in the alpha3 section14:07
jiboumansttx: your turn for the alpha2 deliverables14:07
ttxright14:07
jiboumans[TOPIC] Alpha2 milestone (ttx)14:07
MootBotNew Topic:  Alpha2 milestone (ttx)14:07
ttxSo Alpha2 milestone will be released tomorrow14:08
ttxThere are a few work items still targeted to that milestone14:08
ttxI want to make sure they are still on track, or we shoudl defer them14:08
ttxmathiaz:14:09
ttxhm14:09
ttxjib: retrospective/Establish access to central hardware when available14:09
ttxsmoser: boothooks / cleanup and package new development14:10
jiboumansttx: got word from IS today. hardware is in but not setup yet. ETA early next week, so it won't be done for alpha2 milestone14:10
ttxzul: Write MIR and update package for main requirement for ctdb14:10
ttxjiboumans: ok, will defer14:10
zulttx: triaged waiting to hear back from lool14:10
jiboumansttx: making the blueprint change now14:10
ttxzul: still hoping to complete by tomorrow :) ?14:10
zulif i can find lool today14:11
smoserloking14:11
ttxmathiaz; you have two from aws-client-libs14:11
smoserlooking even14:11
mathiazttx: well - they've been added today14:11
mathiazttx: wasn't that supposed to be for alpha3?14:11
ttxright, the spec isn't for alpha2 anyway14:11
smoseri moved my "package stuff" to 'DONE' (as its in now).14:11
jiboumansttx: ACTION Mathiaz to send out AWS Client lib RFC (that's what that relates to)14:12
ttxjiboumans: ok for me to move to alpha3, even if we want it very soon ?14:12
jiboumansttx: move which one?14:12
mathiazjiboumans: nijaba sent an email about it14:12
ttxthe aws ones14:12
nijabamathiaz: only for the part I was aksed to chekc: php14:12
mathiazhttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/server-lucid-aws-client-libraries14:12
jiboumansi'd like the rfc email to go out ASAP14:13
jiboumansmathiaz, ttx: ^14:13
mathiazjiboumans: ok14:13
ttxok, keeping them in, then14:13
ttxmathiaz: sounds doable ?14:13
mathiazttx: yes14:13
jiboumansthe decision can go to next meeting14:13
ttxmoving on to alpha2 bugs14:13
ttxthe most important one was in fact already fixed14:13
ttx(the ec2-init one)14:13
ttxjust didn't autoclose on upload14:14
* jjohansen fades in (sorry I am late)14:14
ttxthat leaves the MIRs...14:14
ttxAnd the samba one (bug 462169)14:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 462169 in samba "nmbd dies on startup when network interfaces are not up yet" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46216914:14
ttxzul: the pastedeploy MIR bug should be targeted for alpha3 now14:15
zuli have to update the MIR ones14:15
zulttx: okies14:15
jiboumansttx: the samba one has added: "This bug was fixed in the package samba - 2:3.4.0-3ubuntu5.3"14:15
ttxtaht's the karmic SRU, we want it fixed in lucid as well14:15
* ttx doublechecks14:15
jiboumansttx: you're correct. lucid is set to 'in progress'14:16
zuli can do that as well14:16
ttxsamba bug -> <slangasek> ttx: oh, I have that listed under foundations ;)  Yes, I'll have that fixed beginning of next week14:16
ttxthat is.. yesterday14:16
ttxslangasek: defer to alpha3 ?14:16
zulthe proper fix is to have an upstart job imho14:17
ttxlast topic is ISO testing14:17
ttxwe ahve candidates in, please test them14:17
* soren is doing a bunch of that.14:17
ttxi'll be doing the UEC ones14:18
sorenIf anyone tries an LVM install on real hardware, please let me know the results.14:18
jiboumans[NOTE] ISO testing candidates are in. please test them!14:18
ttxand I hope to have time to do the UEC cloud images as well14:18
ttxmake sure the rest is covered14:18
ttxafaict no respin is planned now14:18
ttxunless something bad happens14:18
jiboumans[ACTION] ttx coordinate ISO testing efforts14:19
MootBotACTION received:  ttx coordinate ISO testing efforts14:19
jiboumansttx: well volunteered, thanks14:19
ttxyaya14:19
ttxyay14:19
ttxjiboumans: alpha2 done, you're on for alpha314:19
jiboumans[TOPIC] Alpha3 subcycle planning (jib)14:19
MootBotNew Topic:  Alpha3 subcycle planning (jib)14:19
jiboumansWe're trying to get our alpha3 roadmap in order by the end of the week14:20
jiboumansas you know, we've only planned until alpha2 so far, and we're now filling in the remaining work for alpha314:20
jiboumansfor that we're collecting feedback as we go. We've made a preliminary pass from the server team, which is reflected in launchpad: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/~jib/+specs?role=approver14:21
jiboumanspreliminary workitems can be seen here: http://macaroni.ubuntu.com/~pitti/workitems/canonical-server-lucid-alpha-3.html14:21
jiboumansany feedback or opinions you have are welcome on the mailinglist :)14:21
jiboumansi'd like to quickly focus on the community driven blueprints:14:22
jiboumans[TOPIC] server-lucid-cluster-stack14:22
MootBotNew Topic:  server-lucid-cluster-stack14:22
jiboumansivoks: ^14:22
jiboumansACTION ivoks to update server-lucid-cluster-stack with lucid (and alpha3) goals14:22
ivokswell, we have a good progress there14:22
ivoksbeta quality packages are there14:22
ivoksblueprint was updated14:22
jiboumansivoks++14:22
ivoksand we are in the testhing phase14:22
ivokstesting14:23
jiboumanssaw your mails on the list; looks like very good stuff14:23
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ivoks:)14:23
jiboumans... i read that as crustacean...14:23
ivoksso, this should be ready for alpha314:23
nijaba\o/14:24
jiboumansivoks: we're particularly interested in your experience of redhat cluster suite vs pacemaker & co14:24
jiboumansivoks: when do you think you could tell us a bit more about that?14:24
ivoksjiboumans: atm pacemaker looks very very nice14:24
ivokswell, we had a discussion about it at uds14:24
ivokspacemaker is only one part of future, yet unnamed, cluster stack14:24
ivoksthere's also cluster-glue, cluster-agents, etc...14:25
ivoksbasicaly, everybody is working on common cluster stack (all distros and some vendors)14:25
ivokswill that kill rhcs... i doubt it, but it should be better at some point14:25
ivoksproblem with rhcs in ubuntu now is that very few people use it nad even less know how it works14:26
ivokspacemaker is much easier to setup14:26
jiboumansivoks: i think you're aware of the promotion/demotion discusion around redhat cluster, so I'm sure mathiaz and zul are very interested in the input you can provide there14:26
ttxivoks: could you explain what the different components do ?14:26
ivoksi could copy paste :)14:27
ivokshttp://www.linux-ha.org/wiki/Cluster_Glue14:27
MootBotLINK received:  http://www.linux-ha.org/wiki/Cluster_Glue14:27
ttx"Glue is everything that is not the cluster messaging layer (Heartbeat), nor the cluster resource manager (Pacemaker), nor a Resource Agent. "14:27
ttxmakes sense14:27
ivoksCluster Glue is a set of libraries, tools and utilities suitable for the Heartbeat/Pacemaker cluster stack. In essence, Glue is everything that is not the cluster messaging layer (Heartbeat), nor the cluster resource manager (Pacemaker), nor a Resource Agent.14:27
ivoksso, idea is that future rhcs and future (let's call it) pacemaker cluster14:28
ivoksshare common libraries and agents14:28
ttxivoks: that's future development, not part of your current spec iiuc14:28
ivoksour spec is 'follow what's going on'14:28
ttxthat's not a spec, that's an interest14:29
ttx:P14:29
ivoksand if you ask me now what we should push for next 5 years in lucid, that would be pacemaker14:29
mathiazivoks: will the pacemaker-based stack be feature equivalent to rhcs in the lucid timeframe?14:29
ivokshard to say cause they don't share the same philosophy14:30
ivoksfor example, rhcs belives in quorum disks, while pacemaker doesn't14:30
ivoksthere's also GFS2, which isn't yet supported in pacemaker14:30
sorenivoks: What does it support instead?14:30
sorenocfs?14:30
ivoksbut ocfs2 is14:30
sorenOk.14:30
ivoksi wouldn't mind demoting rhcs to universe, even though we don't get pacemaker in main14:31
jiboumansivoks: thanks for the summary. please share your ongoing experiences with us :)14:31
ivokssure14:32
jiboumans[TOPIC] server-lucid-contextualization14:32
MootBotNew Topic:  server-lucid-contextualization14:32
jiboumansstgraber: just to confirm you're in good shape for the alpha3 related parts14:32
jiboumansstgraber appears idle. hopefully this will show up in his scrollback :)14:33
jiboumans[TOPIC] server-lucid-asterisk-integration14:33
MootBotNew Topic:  server-lucid-asterisk-integration14:33
jiboumansACTION: jmdault to update server-lucid-asterisk-integration blueprint with alpha3 & post-alpha3 workitems and change syntax to match Pitti's workitems WorkItemsHowto14:33
jiboumansDaviey, dyfet if you're around; just a quick check you're in good shape for alpha314:34
stgrabersorry, wasn't looking at IRC14:34
stgraberjiboumans: I requested a sync for LXC this week, the new package is in Debian (for the userspace tool)14:34
jiboumansstgraber: we've targeted this spec today for alpha3 as the work items affect feature freeze14:35
stgraberjiboumans: I also contacted LXC upstream about a few small issues in current LXC and I now have a few good contacts with upstream14:35
dyfetthere is new dahdi packages ready14:35
jmdaulto/14:35
stgraberjiboumans: yep, I expect to have the MIR written and approved by then (for the userspace tool)14:36
jiboumansstgraber++ excellent, thanks for the update14:36
jiboumansok, asterisk once again :)14:36
jiboumansACTION: jmdault to update server-lucid-asterisk-integration blueprint with alpha3 & post-alpha3 workitems and change syntax to match Pitti's workitems WorkItemsHowto14:36
jiboumansDaviey, dyfet if you're around; just a quick check you're in good shape for alp14:36
stgraberjiboumans: I'm also waiting for libcap support in libvirt, I think it's either soren or jdstrand who have that bullet point assigned to them14:36
dyfetI will defer to jmdault14:37
sorenMe, probably.14:37
jiboumansstgraber: they do, it's targeted for alpha3 for soren14:37
jdstrandmy bullet is for the merge14:37
jdstrandDebian is still fiddling with 0.7.514:37
jmdaultdyfet: thx14:37
jdstrand(plus I haven't had time to do it yet)14:37
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jmdaultdyfet: we'll need lots of testing14:38
jiboumansjmdault: it looks like all work items should be targeted for alpha3, except perhaps: Further testing pre-release: TODO14:39
jiboumansjmdault: i'd appreciate it if you could update the blueprint to match the WorkItemsHowto as per the action point. would that be ok?14:39
jmdaultjiboumans: yes, I'm doing that today14:40
jiboumansjmdault: excellent. could you also confirm you're confident for the alpha3 deliverables?14:40
jmdaultjiboumans: yes, very confident, all the dahdi build problems have been resolved14:41
jiboumansjmdault++ dyfet++ daviey++14:41
jmdaultjiboumans: so  I'm 99% confident14:41
jiboumansexcellent. thanks all for your update14:41
jiboumansnext topic:14:41
jiboumans[TOPIC] Alpha3 blueprints that request community feedback14:42
MootBotNew Topic:  Alpha3 blueprints that request community feedback14:42
jiboumansttx?14:42
jiboumans[TOPIC] server-lucid-papercuts (ttx)14:42
MootBotNew Topic:  server-lucid-papercuts (ttx)14:42
ttxyes, so I sent an email about that project to the ubuntu-server ml14:42
jiboumansalso: ACTION: ThierryCarrez to send background mail on papercuts project for next weeks discussion14:42
ttx"The idea is to spend time during this less-featureful development cycle14:42
ttxto fix server usability issues that make Ubuntu Server less14:42
ttxsysadmin-friendly."14:42
ttxThis is a global effort, so I'd like to discuss part of the design during the alpha3 period14:43
ttxget community's advice on it14:43
ttxToday I want to discuss the nomination mechanism14:43
ttxTwo options were mentioned in the mail14:43
ttxLP project approach:14:43
ttx* Nominate by marking Also affects project14:43
ttx* Accept by marking bug Confirmed for the project14:43
ttx* Reject by marking bug Invalid for the project14:43
ttx* Find bugs by looking at project bugs14:43
ttx* Fix-release in both Ubuntu and project14:43
ttxLP tag approach:14:43
ttx* Nominate by tagging server-papercut-proposed14:43
ttx* Accept by tagging server-papercut14:43
ttx* Reject by marking server-papercut-refused14:43
ttx* Find bugs by searching for tags14:44
ttx* Fix-release in Ubuntu14:44
ttxwhich one should we pursue ?14:44
ttxI tend to prefer the tag approach, but we had someone in the ML preferring the project approach14:44
ttxtag is more integrated14:44
jiboumansttx, do we have an answer to this: "I do not see anywhere (like I said, I may be missing out on a feature) the14:44
zulproject aproach14:44
jiboumansability to "subscribe" to tags."14:44
ttxjiboumans: nothing already built in LP that I know of14:45
ttxi.e. if you don't add some home-made glue14:45
ttxI agree that increases the barrier of entry14:45
ttxso Lp project, everyone agrees ?14:45
jiboumansttx: my vote is on transparency. if all things are not equal i vote project14:45
zuli think the project aproach increases visibility14:45
ttxthe price to pay is /some/ redundancy14:46
ttxI'm surprised mathiaz doesn't vote for tag :)14:46
mathiazttx: works for me14:46
ttxok, then project it is14:46
ttxjiboumans: action me on creating that one14:46
jiboumans[ACTION] ttx to create project approach for papercuts14:47
MootBotACTION received:  ttx to create project approach for papercuts14:47
erichammond"subscribe to tag" would also be very helpful for the ec2-images tag.  When that got switched from a project to a tag, I sort of lost visibility.14:47
jiboumansttx: what's the next step for papercuts?14:47
ttxdiscuss acceptance criteria, project publicity plan14:47
ttxthat's for next week14:47
ttxI'll post a followup on the ML14:47
ttxaction me on that as well14:47
jiboumans[ACTION] ttx for papercuts: discuss acceptance criteria, project publicity plan14:48
MootBotACTION received:  ttx for papercuts: discuss acceptance criteria, project publicity plan14:48
jiboumanswell volunteered14:48
jiboumans[TOPIC] server-lucid-apport-hooks (ttx)14:48
MootBotNew Topic:  server-lucid-apport-hooks (ttx)14:48
ttxThis is also a shared effort, we want to add apport hooks to as many packages as we can14:48
ttxand follow up on the meeting on progress regularly14:48
ttxzul will lead that effort14:48
zulyay!14:49
ttxanyone is interested in participating in this ?14:49
jiboumans[ACTION] Mathiaz to publish papercuts & apport efforts in our blog/community channels14:49
MootBotACTION received:  Mathiaz to publish papercuts & apport efforts in our blog/community channels14:49
ttxzul: you should come up with a open-ended list of candidates based on the number of bugs14:50
ttxand we'll have a point at next week meeting about it14:50
ttxsee if there are any takers14:50
zulttx: we did that in the spec14:50
ttxjiboumans: anything else on that subject ?14:50
ttxzul: I think there should be more candidates14:50
jiboumansttx: don't think so. right now it's about awareness and exposure14:50
zulttx: ok14:50
jiboumans[TOPIC] Assigned and to-be-assigned bugs: http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/team-assigned/canonical-server-assigned-bug-tasks.html (ttx)14:51
MootBotNew Topic:  Assigned and to-be-assigned bugs: http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/team-assigned/canonical-server-assigned-bug-tasks.html (ttx)14:51
ttxhah14:51
ttxchecking the list14:51
ttxwoo groovy new look14:51
ttxnothing assigned to team, still too much in kirkland and zulcss list14:51
ttxanything blocking someone to report ?14:52
ttxthis list isn't useful until it's trimmed down14:52
zulim actually going to find some time this week to do some of it14:52
jiboumansttx: let's pick this up internally and do a triage round once alpha2 is out the door14:53
ttxjiboumans: action zul/kirkland in trimming their list ?14:53
ttxok14:53
ttxnext14:53
jiboumans[TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (soren)14:53
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (soren)14:53
soreno/14:53
sorenSo, this is alpha week.14:54
ttxalpha2, even14:54
sorenWe need all the help we can get to get through the ever growing list of ISO test cases.14:54
sorenttx: The best sort of alpha!14:54
jiboumans[ACTION] mathias to publish request for iso testing in our regular blog/community channels14:54
MootBotACTION received:  mathias to publish request for iso testing in our regular blog/community channels14:54
sorenSome of them are already covered, but please take a few hours out of your schedule to do some of the ones that noone apparantly wants to do :)14:54
mathiazhttp://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/ <- list of ISO test cases14:54
MootBotLINK received:  http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/ <- list of ISO test cases14:55
sorenI've noticed that many of the test cases are slightly outdated.14:55
sorenThe list of steps are not complete, so we need to get them to actually correspond to the steps you need to take during an install.14:55
ttxsoren: i've updated some UEC ones recently14:55
ttxsoren: to reflect current state/names14:55
sorenIf people could do that while they go through the installs, that would be very helpful.14:55
jiboumansttx: part of the coordinate ISO tests for you?14:56
sorenAs I mentioned earlier, if someone does an LVM install, please ping me on IRC with the results.14:56
ttxpart of the "running tests"14:56
sorenI'm having some troubles with those, you see.14:56
jiboumansttx: sure; just making sure we have decent coverage14:56
jiboumanssoren: any other updates from the QA team?14:57
sorenI'm currently running automated tests of the default install, the bind9 test case, the lamp test case, and the mail test case. On i386 and amd64.14:57
mathiazsoren: how have you automated the tests?14:57
sorenI'll be doing that every day from now until release so that we know very quickly if there are regressions.14:57
mathiazsoren: via checkbox?14:57
sorenmathiaz: Nope, it's currently using autotest.14:58
mathiazsoren: how does the reporting works?14:58
sorenmathiaz: It spits out a report in the end. I just need to put it somewhere.14:58
sorenmathiaz: Today is the first time I'm running it where everything seems to be working, so I haven't attacked the reporting part yet, really.14:58
mathiazsoren: ok - who's responsible for checking the report and filing bugs if things break?14:58
sorenmathiaz: That would be me, since it's currently running on a machine in my office :)14:59
mathiazsoren: I'd suggest to check with c3 - and try to get the test included in the tests he runs14:59
mathiazsoren: that way it's all part of the QA regression tests that he does15:00
sorenmathiaz: That's the goal.15:00
sorenmathiaz: I've just not gotten that far yet.15:00
mathiazsoren: glad to hear that !15:00
jiboumanssoren: any other updates from the QA team?15:00
sorenjiboumans: Not much. We've got a round of interview for the server QA position this week, so that spot might be filled soon. We're hoping :)15:01
sorenApart from that, I don't have anytihng.15:01
jiboumanssoren++ thanks for the update. any questions for QA?15:01
ttxnope15:01
jiboumansok, great. next topic15:02
jiboumans[TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the Kernel Team (jjohansen)15:02
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly Updates & Questions for the Kernel Team (jjohansen)15:02
jiboumansBug 494565 is the first on the list :)15:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 494565 in linux "support ramdiskless boot for relavant kvm drive interfaces in -virtual" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/49456515:02
jjohansenjiboumans: right, its top of my list for next week15:02
jiboumansjjohansen: great. as you know we have a blueprint depending on it15:03
jiboumansjjohansen: any updates from the kernel team for this week?15:03
jjohansenyeah I would like to get it nailed down next week15:03
jjohansennot that I can think of, we froze the kernel on friday and most changes were in thursday15:04
jiboumansjjohansen: as a heads up, we've targeted this spec for alpha3: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/server-lucid-other-cloud-providers15:04
mathiazjjohansen: I ran into a pci hotplug error15:04
jiboumansrelevant for you are any kernel issues that may be coming up to run on rackspace's environment15:05
jjohansenmathiaz: thanks15:05
mathiazjjohansen: when doing some ebs testing on UEC15:05
mathiazjjohansen: have you seen the bug?15:05
jjohansenno15:05
mathiazjjohansen: bug 50669815:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 506698 in linux "Kernel WARNING: at /build/buildd/linux-2.6.32/arch/x86/include/asm/dma-mapping.h:154 ___free_dma_mem_cluster+0x102/0x110 [sym53c8xx]()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50669815:05
jjohansenjiboumans: I am not aware of anything15:05
jiboumansjjohansen: we expect to discover them during alpha3 if they exist. hopefully non will surface ofcourse15:06
mathiazjjohansen: when libvirt/kvm removes the device, the guest see this warning/error message15:06
jjohansenmathiaz: okay I'll have a look15:06
mathiazjjohansen: thanks15:07
jiboumansany other questions for the kernel team?15:07
jiboumansok, great15:07
jiboumansseems i missed a bit of discussion earlier though, my appologies. so:15:07
jiboumans[TOPIC] server-lucid-aws-client-libraries15:07
MootBotNew Topic:  server-lucid-aws-client-libraries15:07
jiboumanswe had some outstanding action points15:07
jiboumansACTION jib to complete Perl list for AWS client libs15:08
jiboumansi've added the perl modlues to the wiki15:08
jiboumansin most cases we only have one choice, and at least 2 of them are only provided by amazon, meaning we have to investigate their license15:08
jiboumansmathiaz: let me know if you need more info on this15:08
jiboumansACTION nijaba to complete PHP list for AWS client libs15:08
nijabasee http://nicolas.barcet.com/drupal/fr/php-ec2-libraries I would recommend packaging tarzan15:09
jiboumansmathiaz: ^15:09
mathiaznijaba: could you add it to the wiki page?15:09
nijabamathiaz: sure15:10
mathiaznijaba: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AWSClientLibraries15:10
jiboumansnijaba: did you check for libraries for all the services? or is tarzan doing it all?15:10
nijabajiboumans: there is not that many in total in PHP.15:10
jiboumansnijaba: i saw some by amazon, beyond just ec2 though15:11
nijabajiboumans: zend and Tarzan cover most services15:11
erichammondjiboumans: I'm pretty sure that Amazon released their SimpleDB package under the Apache 2 license.  They seemed somewhat supportive of adding it to CPAN, though it was difficult to find anybody in charge who could answer authoritatively.  It's been about a year since I pursued the issue with them.15:11
jiboumanserichammond: if you have a contact, i can facilitate from the perl side15:11
zulnijaba: is it easy to package? ;)15:12
nijabazul: I have not gone that far15:12
jiboumansACTION Mathiaz to send out AWS Client lib RFC15:13
mathiazjiboumans: you've already re-actioned me this one15:13
jiboumansi don't recall, but i'll trust you15:14
jiboumansas it stands, we have input for perl/python/php15:14
jiboumansbarring easily packagable or community efforts for the other languages, i suggest we target only those 3 for alpha315:14
ttxjiboumans: ack15:14
jiboumansok, moving on15:15
jiboumans[TOPIC] Weekly SRU review: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/KnowledgeBase#SRU%20weekly%20review (mathiaz)15:15
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly SRU review: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/KnowledgeBase#SRU%20weekly%20review (mathiaz)15:15
mathiazjdstrand: is the security team working on bug 379329?15:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 379329 in openssh "CVE-2008-5161: OpenSSH CBC plaintext recovery" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/37932915:15
mathiazthat's the only bug being nominated for this week15:15
mathiazhttp://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html15:16
MootBotLINK received:  http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html15:16
mathiaz^^ anything SRU worth in last week's fixed bugs?15:16
ttxhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vsftpd/+bug/46274915:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 462749 in vsftpd "vsftpd-2.2.0 (currently in karmic) is affected by pasv_address regression" [Medium,Fix released]15:17
zuli was just about to say that15:17
ttxwas wondering about bug 50207115:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 502071 in spamassassin "FH_DATE_PAST_20XX scores on all mails dated 2010 or later" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50207115:17
mathiazbug 462749 accepted for karmic15:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 462749 in vsftpd "vsftpd-2.2.0 (currently in karmic) is affected by pasv_address regression" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46274915:18
ttxSA srus were done already15:18
ttxthat's all for me15:18
mathiazttx: SA is all good - thanks to ScottK work15:18
mathiazhttp://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/acceptedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html15:19
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mathiaz^^ make sure that things are moving on this front as well15:19
mathiazThat's all for the SRU review15:19
jiboumansthanks mathiaz15:19
jiboumans[TOPIC] Using bzr for package maintenance (zul)15:19
MootBotNew Topic:  Using bzr for package maintenance (zul)15:19
zulso i just want to get people to use bzr branches for server packages more often and want to know what people think, especially mathiaz15:20
mathiazzul: it's a good thing!15:20
ttxbzr-branches++15:21
zuli been using bzr branches more and I think it would be a good idea to get more poeple to use it more, maybe write some documentation on how we should use it15:21
ivoksyes, docs please15:21
ivoks:D15:21
mathiazhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DistributedDevelopment/Documentation15:21
mathiaz^^ this is what james_w has been writing up15:21
ttxzul: are you missing something in particular ?15:21
mathiazto cover working with package branches15:21
ttxnot enough people doing it ?15:22
zulttx: not enough people doing it and we might need some policy15:22
ttxpolicy for waht ? Everything should be submitted in branches ?15:22
mathiazone proposal was to push for using pkg branches in the SRU process15:22
mathiazcombined with the LP review process15:22
zulyeah I been doing that when I have time for SRU15:23
smoseri've a question..15:23
smoserso when i push a branch as a fix for a bug, it gets magically attached.15:23
smoserbut then once that bug is fixed, i often want to trash that branch15:23
smoseris there any negative effect of that ? ie, the branch i attach for the fix often includes just the single fix i want, to avoid confusion for anyone.15:24
mathiazsmoser: you can edit the status of the bzr branch in LP15:24
mathiazsmoser: and mark it merged15:24
mathiazsmoser: that way it won't show up in the default LP listings for branches15:24
smoserthen it would cease to show up on my list .15:24
ttxmathiaz: it would still appear on the bug ?15:24
smoserah. thats reasonable.15:24
mathiazsmoser: but LP still knows about it15:24
mathiazttx: I think so15:24
ttxok15:25
zulthats it from me15:25
jiboumansany actions coming from this?15:25
ivokspain15:25
ttxzul: ok -- at this point it's difficult to ask patch submitters to replace their debdiff by a branch proposal15:25
ivoks:D15:25
ttxso I don't think there is much to set in stone in a policy15:26
jiboumansivoks: the good kind, surely15:26
zulttx: true i just want to encourage people more to use bzr branches15:26
ttxok, I think that's done, then15:27
jiboumans[TOPIC] Open Discussion15:27
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jiboumansplease, not all at once ;)15:27
ivokso/15:27
ivokswe haven't mentioned mail-stack blueprint15:28
ivoksScottK is assigned, but i'll be working on it15:28
jiboumansivoks: ok, we cleared the spec a few meetings ago, so we didn't have it on teh agenda15:28
ivoksso if someone has the power of chaning assignee, please do15:28
jiboumanshappy to15:28
ivoksthanks15:29
jiboumansivoks: well volunteered, done15:29
jiboumansivoks: anything about the spec itself?15:29
ivoksall except debconf integration should be doable for alpha315:29
jiboumansttx, ivoks: debconf sounds like something that would have to be done for featurefreeze, no?15:30
mathiazjiboumans: yes - I'd say so15:30
ttxjiboumans: yes15:30
jiboumansalright, so what do we do with this item?15:31
ivokswe could convert it into: make packages ask questions15:31
mathiazjiboumans: try to stick it into alpha315:31
ttxivoks: that would still be a feature15:31
mathiazjiboumans: if not - plan to ask for a FeatureFreeze Exception if it's important15:31
ivoksttx: yes, but easily done15:32
ttxwell, those questions are pretty essential15:33
ivoksi don't think so15:33
ttx"Debconf will be used to gather additional information to get to a fully functional system. "15:33
ivoksthose are 'what kind of mail server do you want us to set up for you?'15:33
ivoksfor example, do you want postgrey, rbl, etc15:34
ivokswe could assume that if someone installs postgrey-postfix that she wants it15:34
jiboumansivoks, ttx: to summarize, if the debconf questions are essential for setting up the system, they need to be done for alpha315:35
jiboumansif they're not, let's reflect that in the work items15:35
ivoksok15:35
ttxjiboumans: ack15:35
jiboumansif it's a bit of each, split the items; we can't guarantee an exception and it'd be a shame to miss the window15:35
jiboumans[TOPIC] Next meeting is next Wednesday from 14:00 UTC to 15:00 UTC in #ubuntu-meeting15:35
MootBotNew Topic:  Next meeting is next Wednesday from 14:00 UTC to 15:00 UTC in #ubuntu-meeting15:35
jiboumanshopefully with a less crowded agenda15:35
ttxhm15:36
jiboumansthanks all for your time, now let's get alpha2 out the door :)15:36
jiboumans#endmeeting15:36
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loolHeya15:58
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dokobarry, cjwatson, ev, ga, james_w, lool, mvo, Keybuk, slangasek, robbiew: ping meeting in 2min15:59
evhi15:59
tremoluxhey folks16:00
mvohji16:00
* slangasek waves16:01
doko#startmeeting16:01
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slangasekttx: yeah, defer, unfortunately16:01
ttxslangasek: no pb16:02
ttxwill do16:02
dokoanybody missing?16:02
slangaseknot me!16:02
* lool i o O ( Anybody missing please raise hand )16:02
doko[TOPIC] lightning rounds ...16:02
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dokoslangasek: please start16:03
slangasekalpha2 && !sleep16:03
slangasek(that's a sentence, right?)16:04
loolWFM16:04
dokothe template does require 2-4, but anyway16:04
dokolool: continue?16:05
loolWas on training a couple of days; did a random set of Ubuntu and OEM stuff around pbuilder and ARM for instance, and need to focus on higher priority projects in the next week.16:05
lool(done)16:05
dokomvo: ?16:06
mvosoftware-center: bugfixing & working on the reviews branch16:07
mvosupport-timeframe: blocked on review lp:~mvo/launchpad/support-timeframe-information from someone from LP16:07
mvomisc updates for alpha-2 (app-install, command-not-found, apt-ddtp, ...)16:07
dokomvo: I suppose you handle the blocker yourself?16:08
mvodoko: yes16:08
mvoI will keep asking and if nothing happens start making noise16:08
mvobut for now I need patience16:08
dokoev: next?16:08
evNearly there on translated keyboard names, just need to get console-setup building.  Giving further review to the ubiquity design specification.  Looking into why we're calling os-prober 10 times in an install from ubiquity.16:09
evGoing to start on jockey support in ubiquity just as soon as I merge my keyboard guessing branch and translated keyboard names stuff.  Looking for areas where UTF-8 passwords break.  Found out that ubiquity is currently broken for zh_CN due to bug 495012.16:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 495012 in ubiquity "Kubuntu OEM install hangs up on boot" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/49501216:09
evblocked: Waiting to hear back from IS on the geoip database.16:09
evdone16:09
cjwatson[sorry I'm so late - the school run took much longer than usual]16:09
everm, that should be bug 50699616:09
ubottuBug 506996 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/506996 is private16:09
dokook, I'll go next16:10
dokoARM - tracking/forwarding toolchain bug reports, OOo build workaround for arm16:11
dokoGCC-4.5 test rebuild (based on a Debian rebuild by lucas), up to now filed 20 GCC reports, and 160 reports for packages (need to find an automatic way to import and tag these reports into lp)16:11
dokoIcedTea6-1.7 release testing16:11
dokodone16:11
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dokocjwatson: ?16:12
cjwatsondone: progress on foundations-lucid-reliable-device-id-in-grub, preparing to send to Debian for feedback; unfortunately most time this week spent on Chrome OS build system work16:12
cjwatsonblocked: nothing, except bug in Earth's rotational period allows only 24 hours per day16:12
cjwatsontodo: finish this iteration on foundations-lucid-reliable-device-id-in-grub; move on to designing the UI layouts for LVM/RAID in ubiquity16:12
cjwatsonoh and maybe also look at repeated debconf-communicate startups in ubiquity16:13
cjwatson[done]16:14
dokojames_w, barry, Garry, Keybuk?16:14
doko[TOPIC] outstanding actions from last week?16:15
MootBotNew Topic:  outstanding actions from last week?16:15
dokoI can't see any in the report from last week16:15
cjwatsonKeybuk's on holiday, per calendar16:15
cjwatsonjames_w is at an LP sprint16:15
dokothanks16:16
tremoluxI'm here, want my lightning round?  :)16:16
cjwatson("Build From Branch Sprint")16:16
dokotremolux: sure, just missed the nickname :/16:16
tremoluxno prob  :)16:16
tremoluxFinished code (in software-center) to maintain app selection for all cases when16:16
tremoluxa list view is refreshed; branch uploaded for mvo review.16:16
tremoluxContinue working on bugs.16:16
tremoluxGot Lean trained.16:16
tremoluxthat's all16:16
tremoluxthanks16:16
doko[TOPIC] Any business from activity reports16:17
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dokoI didn't see any so far (topics)16:17
evwe're over the line in the burndown chart16:17
slangasekev: is there a burndown chart that's been updated in the past 3 days?16:18
cjwatsondoes anyone have things they explicitly want to redistribute to others?16:18
evoh, I hadn't noticed it stopped updating16:18
slangasek(though yes, we're probably over anyway)16:18
loolit broke when parsing some blueprint when i ran it locally two days ago16:18
loolI told pitti  but didn't debug the underlying issue16:19
cjwatsonI haven't been getting mail about parse errors - I normally would16:19
cjwatsonmaybe that's stopped happening with the new version16:19
loolIn my case:16:19
lool18:07 <lool> IOError: [Errno 36] File name too long: '/home/lool/.launchpadlib/api.edge.launchpad.net/cache/api.edge.launchpad.net,beta,ubuntu,+source,nvidia-graphics-drivers-173,+bug,474917,related_tasks-application,json,a7caeeaceb2eecb9f25ae7c30a177c68'16:19
dokoanybody who wants to take care about that?16:19
loolIt might or might not be the same issue pitti is hitting16:19
dokowill note as open isue16:20
slangaseknobody has any workitems they want redistributed, otherwise?16:21
loolI guess I can start by pinging pitti again to confirm it's the issue16:21
dokook16:22
dokoslangasek: release meeting this week?16:22
cjwatsonburndown chart: http://macaroni.ubuntu.com/~pitti/workitems/canonical-foundations.html, except the line has been reset :-(16:22
slangasekdoko: yes16:23
slangasekcjwatson: hah - well, we're above that line too16:23
cjwatsonwhich I suppose was necessary because it now includes quite a few more items, but it's still a bit of a shame16:23
doko[TOPIC] Reminder for release meeting16:24
MootBotNew Topic:  Reminder for release meeting16:24
dokoslangasek: anything about release meeting/alpha-2?16:24
loolev, slangasek: Oh you folks were looking at the piware.de one?16:24
evlool: I was, yes.16:25
slangasekthere are also a large number of WIs there that are team assigned; perhaps people should review the ones related to their specs and make sure we find real people to assign them to16:25
slangasekdoko: please help with ISO testing16:25
cjwatsonI sent mvo a mail about most of those team-assigned WIs a while back, not sure I acted on the reply though ...16:25
loolslangasek, ev: Talking to pitti: piware.de full cycle chart will be removed; piware.de is only used for A2 team charts and everything will be macaroni in the future (per his email)16:26
slangasekalso, please have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs?field.milestone=21444 and make sure any bugs you have there are on track for resolution (probably not for alpha-2, but we don't want to wait for the week of a3 either)16:26
evlool: okay, thanks16:26
mvosome of the softtware-center ones are still unassigned, I replied to that mail, but I think its just too many work items that got assigned to us16:26
dokofor the pending MIR's an archive-admin is needed, doesn't need to be pitti16:29
slangasekdoko: what pending MIRs?16:29
slangasekthe ones on the milestone bug list?16:29
dokopython-openid, pastescript, nagios-nrpe16:30
dokoyes16:30
loolMIR are approved16:30
slangasekincorrect, those need someone to actually seed the packages16:30
loolIn Progress is approved16:30
loolJust need seed changes + upload + promotion16:30
slangasekarchive admin isn't supposed to change the overrides until the package has been seeded16:30
slangasek(otherwise they just show up on the component-mismatches list as candidates for demotion again)16:31
dokook, I'll take care of these three16:31
slangasekdo you know where they're meant to be seeded?16:32
slangasek(I would've expected server team to handle this before now)16:32
dokowell, yes, addressing the submitters to seed those16:33
* slangasek nods16:33
doko[TOPIC] good news?16:34
MootBotNew Topic:  good news?16:34
slangasekOOo hasn't FTBFS on armel yet? :)16:35
* mvo made launchpadlib and the software-center gtk ui work together nicely 16:35
dokobut the compiler bug isn't reproducible with upstream builds :/16:35
slangasekheh16:36
doko[TOPIC] chair for next meeting?16:36
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* lool o/16:37
doko[TOPIC] any other business?16:38
MootBotNew Topic:  any other business?16:38
dokoso it looks we are finished?16:40
looldoko: Thanks for chairing16:40
doko#endmeeting16:40
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slangasekthanks!16:40
mvothanks16:42
evthanks16:44
* marjo waves16:58
davmor2hello16:59
bdmurrayhi16:59
* fader_ waves.16:59
sbeattiehey17:00
* pedro_ waves17:00
* ara waves17:00
marjo#startmeeting QA Team17:00
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marjoAgenda:17:00
marjo# SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie)17:01
marjo# Bugday highlights -- pedro17:01
marjo#17:01
marjoFuture of Ubuntu QA Launchpad team (https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-qa) -- ara17:01
marjo# Calls for testing: mailing list or "Contact This Team" -- ara17:01
marjo[TOPIC] SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie)17:01
MootBotNew Topic:  SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie)17:01
sbeattieSRU activity was light this week, probably due to everyone working on alpha 2 stuff.17:02
* soren wanders in17:02
sbeattieSRU Activity report for the past week (since 2009-12-09):17:02
sbeattie* karmic: 9 new packages in -proposed (cairo, gcc-4.4, gnome-screensaver, grub2, libxml2, linux, linux-backports-modules-2.6.31, opensc, xserver-xorg-video-intel) and 9 packages pushed to -updates (asterisk, eglibc, gnome-screensaver, landscape-client, linux, muse, postgis, samba, vlc)17:02
sbeattie* jaunty: 1 package pushed to -updates (landscape-client)17:02
sbeattie* intrepid: 2 packages pushed to -updates (landscape-client, smart)17:02
sbeattie* hardy: no SRU activity17:02
sbeattie* dapper: no SRU activity17:02
sbeattieThanks to Konrad Paumann, till kahle, Benedikt Wegmann, Eberhard Beilharz, Terrasque, Andrew Bennetts, Dmitri Petros, matze, Jaap, Manuel, saniac, Dominik, Mike Gratton, Petri Lehtinen, Guillaume Bottex, Rune Svendsen, Luciano Faletti, Jean-Baptiste Lallem, Alex Sidorenko, Ryan Finnie, and Fabrice Coutadeur for testing packages in -proposed this week.17:02
sorenSorry I'm late, I had a humungous spider I needed to... um.... "handle". :)17:02
marjosoren: thanks for sharing...17:03
sbeattiethat's all I have for SRUs.17:03
marjosbeattie: i'm curious re: xserver* proposed updates17:03
marjoany negative reports, so far?17:04
sbeattiemarjo: I'm not seeing anything with the respective bug reports...17:05
marjosbeattie: ok, thx; i will reinstall them on my system and report accordingly17:05
sbeattiemarjo: that'd be appreciated, thanks!17:06
marjotest kernel from manjo has been stable for a few days17:06
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marjoso, maybe x is ok17:06
marjo[TOPIC] Bugday highlights -- pedro17:06
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pedro_The first bug day of this year will be celebrated Tomorrow17:06
pedro_the target is.. Gnome Power Manager : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2010011417:07
pedro_so we welcome everybody who want to help that day, there's plenty of reports :-)17:07
pedro_special thanks to Kamusin for helping with the organization again17:07
marjothx pedro!17:09
pedro_that's all from here , more news next week17:09
marjo[TOPIC] Future of Ubuntu QA Launchpad team (https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-qa) -- ara17:09
MootBotNew Topic:  Future of Ubuntu QA Launchpad team (https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-qa) -- ara17:10
araThis team started as a very restricted team, but it was never used for anything useful17:10
araSo, my question would be, should it be kept as restricted as it is now?17:11
araand, what requirements shall we ask to enter?17:11
sorenIs there another team that's been used for people loosely involved in QA?17:11
arasoren, we have Ubuntu Testing team, Ubuntu Bugsquad, Ubuntu Bugcontrol17:12
sorenOk.17:12
sorenDo we have any idea what we want to use the team for?17:13
marjoara: my thought is to use ubuntu-qa as the umbrella team, therefore not restricted17:13
arathe team was created by Laserjock, who is no longer in the QA team. He had his reason to make it that restricted (the entry level was high), but I cannot remember why he did it17:14
marjoand place membership requirements on Testing Team, along the lines of Bug team17:14
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sbeattieare there any bzr branches owned by ubuntu-qa?17:16
bdmurrayubuntu-qa-tools?17:16
arano, ubuntu-qa-tools is own by bugcontrol members17:17
bdmurraynope, that's bug control so would be fine17:17
arathere are some branches, but the last time they were updated was 50 weeks ago17:17
sbeattie(err, in one case, that's because I must not be pushing to the right place)17:18
sorenheh.. :)17:18
sbeattiebut I can make sru-verification the owner of that branch.17:19
marjosbeattie: please do17:19
marjoara: do you have a specific proposal, or are only looking for suggestions?17:20
arasuggestions17:20
marjoah, ok17:20
araI never understood the goal of this team, and the person that created it, left ubuntu qa soon after that17:21
marjowell never mind that17:21
marjolet's just repurpose it to our current needs17:21
plarscould it just be that this team should own the tools used by the others? similar to the umbrella team model you described?17:22
marjoplars: that would make sense to me17:22
marjootherwise, delete the team altogether17:23
sorenIn that case we would certainly want to make it a restricted team, right?17:23
marjooh no! we're back to restricted!17:23
davmor2would it not be better to get a clearer picture of how you want to structure the various teams17:23
ararestricted is fine, what I don't understand is the high entry level17:24
araand nobody is managing that17:24
arathe queue of people wanting to enter keeps growing, but nobody is acting on it17:24
bdmurraymaybe redirect them to iso testing or bug squad teams?17:25
marjoara: at this point, i would rather encourage more people to join "QA", so I "high entry requirements" don't work for me17:25
bdmurrayjoining the team doesn't do anything other than say I'm interested in qa17:26
marjobdmurray: so keep the team, but use it to direct people to bug squad or test team, right?17:26
bdmurraykeep the team for future software tools / bzr branches and redirect people interested in joining to one of the subteams17:27
marjobdmurray: i agree with your thinking: people who are interested in qa just want to join that team17:27
marjobdmurray: yes!17:27
marjothe more the merrier, then we focus on their area of interest17:28
davmor2currently you have bug-squad entry level, bug-control higher level where would the qa team come into that side of the qa team?17:28
bdmurraythen change the team from moderated to restricted17:28
marjodavmor2: i'm thinking qa team = entry level17:29
marjofits the idea of umbrella and more the merrier17:29
marjothen funnel them into their area of interest17:30
marjothis would address soren's question of "loosely involved in QA" also17:30
sorenmarjo: In that case, I don't generally think the team should own tools.17:31
marjosoren: definite ack17:31
marjo+1, i mean17:31
davmor2marjo: okay so that is making more sense now we know more where you are coming from with this.  Would this then own all the general qa-tools etc that are use by both teams?17:32
marjoara, have you got enough suggestions?17:32
arahehe, yes, but the decision has to come from the team, not me :)17:32
marjodavmor2: no, soren's suggesting that "qa team" should NOT own any tools17:33
sorenI don't think it's a very good idea to let tools be owned by very open teams.17:34
sorenWe don't want random, mischievous people coming around and "fixing" those tools. :)17:34
marjoara: i suggest the team think through these suggestions and try to reach a consensus decision next week17:34
marjosoren: agree17:35
bdmurraycould we get a list of the suggestions?17:35
aramarjo, OK, I will send an email to the list explaining the situation17:35
arabdmurray, ^17:35
marjoara: thx17:35
bdmurray;-)17:35
marjo[TOPIC] Calls for testing: mailing list or "Contact This Team" -- ara17:35
MootBotNew Topic:  Calls for testing: mailing list or "Contact This Team" -- ara17:36
arathe question here is that when we do a call for testing we use the ubuntu-qa mailing list17:37
arashould we use the "Contact This Team" (Ubuntu Testing) as well to reach people not in the mailing list17:37
ara?17:37
araor would it be too intrusive?17:37
fader_ara: Any idea how many people that would cover?17:38
sorenDepends..17:38
sorenWhich team?17:38
soren:)17:38
davmor2ara: hey they signed up hit both17:38
sorenOh "Ubuntu Testing". Sorry, I missed that.17:38
marjoara: yes, also use "Contact This Team"17:38
marjoara: more the merrier, again17:38
ara:)17:38
fader_It might be worth doing a "Contact This Team" once or twice every cycle encouraging people to sign up for the mailing list, but I'd be wary of contacting people who haven't signed up every time we need testers17:38
bdmurrayfader_: that makes sense to me17:39
marjofader_ : but then we may lose out on some potentials17:39
bdmurrayIsn't there some announcement when you join a Launchpad team?17:40
fader_marjo: I think contacting the team occasionally is a compromise between blasting everyone we can and respecting the wishes of people who haven't necessarily volunteered to receive mail17:40
marjofader_ : i see17:40
fader_Though one could make the argument that if you're not willing to test and don't want to hear about testing, maybe you shouldn't be a member of the team17:41
marjoyou think that might turn them off, right?17:41
davmor2fader_: they signed up to ubuntu testing I think it's fair to ask them to test stuff17:41
marjofader_ : yeah, that's my thot17:41
pedro_well why you joined the team in the first place if you don't want to receive anything from it?17:41
pedro_just to collect icons?17:41
marjopedro_ : yeah!17:41
fader_davmor2, marjo: I'm fine with that as long as it's pretty clear to people how to leave the group if they don't want to help or hear from us17:41
pedro_i don't see why contact this team is a bad thing...17:41
pedro_haha17:41
marjofader_ : kinda like "please take me off your call list"17:42
davmor2fader_: no make the badge collectors suffer ;)17:42
sorenI feel the same way. These are not unsuspecting strangers. These are people who explicitly joined a team that deals with testing.17:42
pedro_davmor2, +1 :-)17:42
fader_Hehe17:42
charlie-tcaI think contact the team. If they signed up for credit for membership, they aren't testing and will normally then resign17:43
fader_Fair enough; I'm convinced. :)17:43
charlie-tcaIt's like they collect teams17:43
marjofader_ this might be another way to weed out some folks by triggering them to act17:43
sorenThe occasional e-mail is a small price to pay to have the wicked cool ubuntu-qa icon anyway :)17:44
marjosoren: key word "occasional"17:44
charlie-tcaAt least each testing week for the alphas and betas17:45
marjoara: what do you think? did we convince fader_ thoroughly?17:45
araI think so :)17:45
fader_I'm convinced, and just ran off to join ubuntu-qa on lp!17:45
fader_(Not sure how I missed joining it before...)17:45
marjofolks: any new topics for today?17:46
marjoi assume everyone is testing alpha 2 :-)17:46
marjoeven those with bad backs17:47
davmor2hell yeah17:47
* fader_ laughs.17:47
davmor2marjo: not so much testing as breaking alpha 217:47
charlie-tca+117:47
marjodavmor2: how's old wubi?17:48
* soren is still curious if anyone has manged an ubuntu server lvm install17:48
davmor2not on the cds17:48
davmor2marjo: ^ pointed it out to ev17:49
marjodavmor2: thx17:49
marjoif there's nothing else, i propose we adjourn the meeting17:50
davmor2marjo: I'm just checking to see if it has been resolved and if the respin has been booked to get them on the cd17:50
charlie-tcaWhile everyone is around, any chance of getting my ubuntu-bugcontrol membership renewed?17:50
marjodavmor2: ok, thx17:50
bdmurraycharlie-tca: sure - what is your lp id?17:50
charlie-tcacharlie-tca17:50
charlie-tcaThanks17:50
bdmurraywell then17:51
davmor2marjo: are you classing wubi as release critical?17:52
davmor2slangasek: ^17:52
marjodavmor2: in the past, no, but slangasek might17:53
marjogoing once17:54
marjogoing twice17:54
marjomeeting adjourned17:54
fader_\o/17:54
marjothx everyone!17:54
davmor2thanks17:55
pedro_thanks17:55
schwukThanks marjo17:55
arathanks!17:55
fader_Thanks all17:55
marjogo alpha 2!17:55
marjo#endmeeting17:55
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highvoltagewho's around for the edubuntu meeting?19:04
mhall119|workI am19:04
mhall119|workdo I count?19:04
highvoltageof course you do19:04
mhall119|worknot that I have any input19:05
mhall119|workbut I'd like to see what the state of Edubuntu 10.04 is19:05
highvoltagemhall119|work: yes most of what I could say is on the mailing list so far19:05
mhall119|workcongrats on the bug day19:06
* alkisg waves19:06
highvoltageour image was broken today because the build system didn't allow universe packages like we thought it would19:06
* mhall119|work needs some DVD-Rs to test with19:06
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highvoltagemhall119|work: did you have a chance so far to look at all the new theming stuff for qimo yet? I looked at the xplash, etc theming, but aparently it's going to be dropped for lucid so I'd like to get more clarity on that myself19:07
highvoltagemhall119|work: or virtualbox :)19:07
mhall119|workhighvoltage: someone gave me links to tutorials on theming GDM and XSplash19:07
mhall119|workbut I haven't read them yet19:07
mhall119|workbeen working on loco.ubuntu.com, and now school has started back up19:07
mhall119|workhighvoltage: I'd like to have some DVD's to show off at SCaLE19:08
highvoltagemhall119|work: ah yes, that will be cool19:08
highvoltagemhall119|work: have you decided whether you're going to skip karmic for qimo? I remember you mentioned last time you were thinking about waiting for Lucid for the next release19:08
mhall119|workhighvoltage: I think that's the plan, yes19:09
dgroos1Hi!19:10
highvoltagehi dgroos1 :)19:10
mhall119|workI've been playing with the Lubuntu alphas to see if I can use LXDE instead of XFCE19:10
dgroos1:)19:10
mhall119|workI think I'm going to stay with Xubuntu for now though, it has better supporting programs19:10
mhall119|workjust have to make the darn config manager work right for a Qimo session19:11
highvoltagemhall119|work: yes LXDE is quite small, I guess all you need is a way to get big pannels in there (you could probably just include an xfpanel in an lxde session and it shouldn't be too big)19:11
mhall119|workhighvoltage: my concern is that with my charity, it's often the only computer in the house, so I want it usable for adults too19:12
mhall119|workthe LXPanel would work just as well as the XFPanel19:12
mhall119|workbut configuration apps and such are not so nice in LXDE19:12
highvoltageyep19:13
mhall119|workso I just have to beat XFConf into submission and I'll be golden19:13
mhall119|workwell, except for theming19:13
highvoltageheh19:13
highvoltageI think we can end this meeting, we've reported the bug day on the list, we have to do some testing when our image is ready so that we can have an alpha2 tomorrow, but that's about it that's important at this stage19:15
highvoltageand few people showed :)19:15
alkisgYeah we can continue in #edubuntu if something's needed19:16
dhillon-v10hi all19:17
highvoltageyep19:17
highvoltagehi dhillon-v1019:17
dhillon-v10highvoltage, hi what's up19:17
dhillon-v10mhall119|work, hi :)19:18
highvoltagedhillon-v10: I saw some of your activity from the bug reports- nice :)19:18
dhillon-v10highvoltage, thanks :) my exams are going on atm so my work speed is a little slow but it will increase when my exams are over19:18
highvoltagegreat19:18
mhall119|workdhillon-v10 is involved in _everything_, he's awesome19:19
highvoltageI'19:19
dhillon-v10mhall119|work, thanks :) I try19:20
highvoltageI've only known him for a short time but I agree19:20
dhillon-v10highvoltage, mhall119|work soon we are going to take over this world, oh btw check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4MwTvtyrUQ19:20
highvoltageyeah I've seen that before :)19:21
mhall119|workI don't have audio at work19:22
mhall119|workI assume nobody knows what a browser is?19:22
dhillon-v10mhall119|work, yup :)19:22
highvoltagemhall119|work: they mostly confuse it with a 'search engine'19:22
mhall119|workI'm not surprised19:22
dhillon-v10mhall119|work, why not, it was pretty shocking to know that people even in new york don't know what a browser is19:26
mhall119|workdhillon-v10: people are, by and large, unfamiliar with the proper names for things on computers19:27
dhillon-v10mhall119|work, true, ignorance19:27
mhall119|workit's not necessarily a bad thing, people by and large don't need to know their proper names19:27
mhall119|workI don't know the proper names for most of the components in my car19:28
dhillon-v10mhall119|work, same here :)19:28
mhall119|workand yet I drive reasonably well19:28
mhall119|workespecially by Florida standards ;)19:28
dhillon-v10lol19:28
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slangasekdavmor2: wubi> RC for alpha-2? no, but we want to make sure any breakage is on the radar21:51
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