=== robbiew is now known as robbiew_ === elky` is now known as elky === jimmah is now known as pak33m === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth === thekorn_ is now known as thekorn === duanedes1gn is now known as duanedesign === doko__ is now known as doko [13:54] gday [13:55] (o [13:55] yo [13:59] o/ [14:01] /o [14:03] is ttx running the meeting? [14:04] ~o~ [14:06] hm [14:06] sorry for being late [14:06] busy triaging sdamba bugs for our marvelous Bugzapping bugday [14:06] #startmeeting [14:06] Meeting started at 08:06. The chair is ttx. [14:06] Commands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE] [14:07] * jjohansen fades in [14:07] Agenda at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/Meeting [14:07] jib is on a plane somewhere, so I'll chair. zul is our scribe today [14:07] [TOPIC] Review ACTION points from previous meeting [14:07] New Topic: Review ACTION points from previous meeting [14:07] * mathiaz to sync up with cjwatson re: ubuntu-server upload team [14:08] ttx: not done [14:08] [ACTION] mathiaz to sync up with cjwatson re: ubuntu-server upload team [14:08] ACTION received: mathiaz to sync up with cjwatson re: ubuntu-server upload team [14:08] [TOPIC] Beta1 status review [14:08] New Topic: Beta1 status review [14:09] Beta1Freeze is tomorrow... Only beta1-targeted bugs will be accepted, which doesn't prevent you from queueing less important bugs [14:09] That should affect several specs [14:10] eucalyptus-merging-and-packaging: we might want to target extra bugfixes (currently only the upgrade stuff is targeted) [14:10] ttx: i have a qemu-kvm upload coming [14:10] kirkland`: we'll review the list before I leave for vacation [14:10] ttx: okay [14:11] apt-mirror/ec2: this should be delivbered without image changes, by reusing the current DNS setup === kirkland` is now known as kirkland [14:11] papercuts, bugzapping, puppet-testsuite: fixes of lesser importance should be queued for post beta1freeze [14:11] Beta1-targeted bugs : [14:12] bug 499389 [14:12] Launchpad bug 499389 in bacula "karmic->lucid auto-ugprade test failure" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/499389 [14:12] zul: you're on it ? [14:12] worked on that last night im just want to talk to mvo about it [14:12] ok. [14:12] bug 526480 -- still pending MIR team review [14:12] Launchpad bug 526480 in liblog-log4perl-perl "[MIR] liblog-log4perl-perl" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/526480 [14:12] bug 519513 [14:12] Launchpad bug 519513 in eucalyptus "UEC upgrade from 9.10 karmic to Lucid fails" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/519513 [14:13] kirkland: looking good ? [14:14] ttx: i think so [14:14] ttx: working on it today [14:14] ttx: should have something by EoW [14:14] kirkland: cool ! [14:15] Questions/comments on Beta1 ? [14:15] [TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (hggdh) [14:15] New Topic: Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (hggdh) [14:16] hggdh: hi ! [14:16] hggdh: around ? [14:16] kirkland: are you done with the UEC testing with the DC hardware? [14:17] ok, let's do kernel forst [14:17] [TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the Kernel Team (jjohansen) [14:17] New Topic: Weekly Updates & Questions for the Kernel Team (jjohansen) [14:17] jjohansen: hi ! [14:17] hi [14:17] so we still have Bug #527208 outstanding [14:17] whats'up in the lower rings ? [14:17] Launchpad bug 527208 in linux-ec2 "ec2 instance fails boot, no console output on c1.xlarge" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/527208 [14:18] it won't make beta1 as the kernel closed monday [14:18] ttx, I am here -- looking at logs [14:18] hggdh: we'll come back to you in a few [14:18] we also have https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/531823 [14:18] Launchpad bug 531823 in linux "[lucid] All linux guests oops in kvm_leave_lazy_mmu during boot (9.04, 9.10, 10.04)" [High,In progress] [14:19] will we have a workaround for this one soon, or after beta 1 ? [14:19] for the Lucid or Karmic bug? [14:20] jjohansen: lucid ? [14:20] Soon I hope [14:20] but with kernel frozen that will be post-beta 1 ? [14:21] correct [14:21] jjohansen: ok, maybe comment and update milestone to reflect that [14:21] anything else for kernel ? [14:21] yes [14:22] back to... [14:22] we had a late conflict ridden rebase for the EC2 kernel, so keep your eyes out for new bugs [14:22] jjohansen: IIUC the vlan-modules udeb should be available in beta1? [14:22] mathiaz: yeah [14:22] jjohansen: great - thanks [14:23] smoser: ^ ec2 kernel rebase [14:23] i see. [14:23] ok, back to... [14:23] [TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (hggdh) [14:23] New Topic: Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (hggdh) [14:23] hggdh: hi :) [14:23] hi [14:23] what's up ? [14:24] we have now atlas failing on the regression PPA. I do not understand the error:http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/392548/ [14:24] ans MySQL is still failing [14:24] I have a question: is coreutils server, or core? [14:25] hggdh: why is atlas regression tested? [14:25] probably foundations land, mathiaz could confirm [14:25] what is atlas btw? [14:25] hggdh: coreutils is fondation IMO [14:25] mathiaz: I do not know why atlas, it was already there [14:26] hggdh: ask soren about it when you get a chance [14:26] hggdh: well - it's in universe and I'm not sure it's server related [14:26] zul: atlas - Automatically Tuned Linear Algebra Software [14:26] zul/mathiaz: mysql is still blocking on the certificate ? [14:27] who can fix that ? [14:27] ttx: I'd have to look at the logs [14:27] even more it states it is related to numerical software... [14:27] will ask Soren [14:27] ttx: i have a fix but its failing somewhere else now [14:27] hggdh: IIUC it's 5.0 that fails [14:27] zul: you're on it ? [14:28] mathiaz: mysql-dfsg-5.0 5.1.30really5.0.83-0ubuntu3 [14:28] ttx: yeah ill take some time to look at it agian [14:28] hggdh: 5.0 is scheduled to be removed from the archive in lucid [14:28] mathiaz: you mean we shouldn't care ? [14:28] hggdh: so there is not point in regression testing 5.0 in lucid [14:29] looks like the contents of the regression rig needs to be updated [14:29] sounds like it [14:29] suggestions welcome [14:29] [ACTION] hggdh to remove mysql5.0 and question atlas in the build regression test rig [14:29] ACTION received: hggdh to remove mysql5.0 and question atlas in the build regression test rig [14:29] hggdh: is there a list of packages being published? [14:29] hggdh: and is there a summary of the build failure (and since when)? [14:30] mathiaz: yet unknown for first Q, yes, for second. At least I receive emails on the failures [14:30] hggdh: IMO there isn't much visibility on what is done in the regression testing PPA [14:31] hggdh: try to see inside the QA team how you want to handle that, not sure sharing soren's rig is the best way going forward [14:31] I will look at it now. So far I just left it running (and did not worry) [14:31] hggdh: I don't know what's is tested and get notified only when there are build failures [14:31] hggdh: right - at least there is something in place [14:31] hggdh: did you start looking into the UEC test rig ? [14:31] so we need to revisit it [14:32] hggdh: and it's been useful so far IMO [14:32] hggdh: the process may need to be reviewed at next UDS [14:32] ttx: no really. kirkland gave me some links to look at, but suggested to wait for the current tests to end [14:32] hggdh: ok [14:32] anything else for the QA team ? [14:33] hggdh: right - once kirkland is done, I'll give you an overview of the beast [14:33] not right now [14:33] mathiaz: hggdh: i'm done now! [14:33] mathiaz: it's all yours [14:33] [TOPIC] Euca2ools/Boto 1.9 test coverage [14:33] New Topic: Euca2ools/Boto 1.9 test coverage [14:33] hggdh: ^^ - ok we should sync up later after the meeting then [14:34] mathiaz: roj [14:34] Background: we run our euca2ools with boto 1.9 while upstream tests with boto 1.8 [14:34] We also tend to run always the same basic set of commands (I know I do) [14:35] so in order to get confidence that lesser-used commands are working, I prepared a test coverage page [14:35] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Boto19TestCoverage [14:35] When you use a euca2ools command succesfully, please update that page. [14:35] For the mre complex commands, the idea is to test the optional parameters as well, which will take more time [14:36] I know smoser has been running quite a few of those already, we just need to make sure we cover them all. [14:36] questions ? [14:37] (this will probably be a beta2 target) [14:37] and, please, when you find something broken, open a bug === robbiew_ is now known as robbiew [14:37] and copy me, its probably easily fixed, but not if we dont' know about it. [14:37] bonus points if you can check if the bug also exists with boto 1.8 [14:37] smoser: any way to easily test with boto 1.8 ? [14:38] which is, actually easy to do. i will post instructions on how. [14:38] smoser: ok, just update the wikipage [14:38] yes [14:38] [TOPIC] Server Papercuts [14:38] New Topic: Server Papercuts [14:38] Status for beta-1 : https://launchpad.net/server-papercuts/+milestone/lucid-beta-1 [14:38] 4 bugs still open from a total of 14 [14:39] Please feel free to fix what you can, especially before Beta1Freeze [14:39] No nominations this week, which is quite disappointing [14:40] maybe some more blogging needs to be done about it [14:40] i can't beleieve we identified all the pain points [14:40] We only have 5 targets for beta2, so 9 more should be identified [14:41] Comments ? [14:41] maybe blog about it a bit more [14:42] [ACTION] ttx to blog about the beta-1 campaign so far, to trigger new candidates [14:42] ACTION received: ttx to blog about the beta-1 campaign so far, to trigger new candidates [14:42] [TOPIC] Bugzapping status (kirkland) [14:42] New Topic: Bugzapping status (kirkland) [14:42] kirkland: quick status ? Samba started today. [14:42] ttx: aha - that explains the sudden increase in samba related bug mail [14:43] ttx: i think it went well so far [14:43] mathiaz: its not just me ;) [14:43] ttx: qemu-kvm's bugs cut in half [14:43] kirkland: is there anything planned for next week already ? [14:43] ttx: and i'm a lot more confident in our qemu-kvm offering now [14:43] ttx: not planned, no ... i could lead a libvirt one, i suppose [14:43] ttx: but i'd be happy to see someone else lead one too [14:43] s/too/instead/g [14:44] For those interested, we are running a two-day samba bugzapping effort... Today is bugtriage day, in #ubuntu-bugs with the QA team [14:44] (combined with a bugday, which proves very fruitful) [14:44] At the end of today we should have bugfixing targets for tomorrow. [14:44] ttx: week after next is eucalyptus/euca2ools [14:45] We'll coordinate bugfixing tomorrow in #ubuntu-server [14:45] and there is a mysql one scheduled as well [14:45] mathiaz: when is it ? [14:45] ttx: week of April 1st [14:45] ttx: just before Beta2 freeze [14:45] sounds like a bad joke. [14:46] anything else on the bugzapping subject ? [14:46] ttx: :) it's gonna be the last days of March [14:46] not from me [14:46] [TOPIC] Server documentation status (ttx, sommer) [14:46] New Topic: Server documentation status (ttx, sommer) [14:46] well, thanks to all who have participated [14:46] ttx: nothing on the 1st of April (it's BetaFreeze2 actually) [14:46] I wanted to get a current status on the server documentation [14:46] sommer: around ? [14:47] I identified a few outdated things in the current guide [14:47] was wondering if help was needed to fix it [14:47] example: it talks about screen-profiles, likewise-open5 [14:47] requirements look like they need a refresh [14:47] UEC is absent [14:48] See http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/ [14:49] OK, I'll sync with sommer by email on the subject -- feel free to chime in with the outdated stuff you find [14:49] ttx: i'll gladly update the screen-profiles -> byobu bits [14:49] [ACTIOn] ttx to bring up status of server doc in an email thread [14:49] ACTION received: ttx to bring up status of server doc in an email thread [14:50] [TOPIC] Server team upload rights (Daviey, mathiaz) [14:50] New Topic: Server team upload rights (Daviey, mathiaz) [14:50] mathiaz: delayed to next week ? [14:50] ttx: yes [14:50] [TOPIC] Weekly SRU review: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/KnowledgeBase#SRU%20weekly%20review (mathiaz) [14:50] New Topic: Weekly SRU review: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/KnowledgeBase#SRU%20weekly%20review (mathiaz) [14:50] so I cleaned up the nominations lists [14:51] there are two nominations for karmic: [14:51] bug 530945 [14:51] Launchpad bug 530945 in keepalived "[SRU] keepalived in karmic" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/530945 [14:51] bug 34181 [14:51] Launchpad bug 34181 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 "locale and charset problem in mysql - default character set should be set to utf8" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34181 [14:52] I'm going to decline the latter [14:52] yes [14:52] I'd tend to accept the nomination for the first one [14:52] Andres knows what he is doing :) [14:53] He will probably push the SRU through [14:53] ok - karmic bugs processed [14:53] we might want 182572 in hardy [14:53] http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html [14:53] LINK received: http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html [14:53] anything worth ^^ in there [14:54] bug 182572 [14:54] Launchpad bug 182572 in server-papercuts "Samba Fails to Split GECOS on Comma" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/182572 [14:54] kirkland: anything SRU worthy that came out of the qemu bug zap? [14:54] zul: it's ostly cosmetic [14:54] mathiaz: i don't think so [14:55] nothing from me [14:55] allright then [14:55] that's all for the SRU review [14:55] [TOPIC] Open Discussion [14:55] New Topic: Open Discussion [14:56] php 5.3.1 is mostly done [14:56] this is the current list of packages being regression-tested (from Soren): [14:56] debian has 5.3.2 which fixes a couple of issues with things like mediawiki [14:56] zul: 5.3.2 bug fix only release didn't seem like a good idea? [14:56] bah, too slow [14:57] Daviey: im thniking of it for beta2 [14:57] smoser: help needed testing EBS root ? [14:57] anyone who wants to start an EBS root volume and kick it a bit is my friend [14:57] and will be awarded a or other beverage if they tell me their experiences [14:57] as in kick it when its down? ;) [14:58] smoser: is the information on which EBS volume to test available somewhere? [14:58] packages = libvirt postgresql 8.3 and 8.4, mysql 5.0, openldap, php5, python2.6, and atlas [14:58] mathiaz, just in my email to the list at the moment. [14:58] to multiple lists [14:58] hold on, let me dig url [14:58] and I'd also like to congratulate the whole team for the New,Undecided daily bug triagging [14:58] the whole backlog has been processed last week [14:59] http://groups.google.com/group/ec2ubuntu/browse_thread/thread/a7fdc6f714f71085/5efd475e9e536a9f?lnk=gst&q=ebs+root#5efd475e9e536a9f [14:59] LINK received: http://groups.google.com/group/ec2ubuntu/browse_thread/thread/a7fdc6f714f71085/5efd475e9e536a9f?lnk=gst&q=ebs+root#5efd475e9e536a9f [14:59] so congrats to all! [14:59] * ttx highfives with all the team [14:59] now we should just stay on cruise control [14:59] so make sure to review the list on your assigned day [14:59] ok [14:59] \o/ [15:00] [TOPIC] Announce next meeting date and time [15:00] New Topic: Announce next meeting date and time [15:00] Next week, same time, same place [15:00] #endmeeting [15:00] Meeting finished at 09:00. [16:00] heya [16:00] hi everybody. welcome to this week's foundations team meeting [16:00] #startmeeting [16:00] Meeting started at 10:00. The chair is barry. [16:00] Commands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE] [16:00] hey! [16:00] hi [16:01] hello [16:01] * slangasek waves [16:01] it's my first time chairing, so let me know if i forget anything :) [16:01] the donuts [16:01] hi [16:01] fatty [16:01] [LINK] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Meetings/2010/0310 [16:01] LINK received: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Meetings/2010/0310 [16:01] (says the guy who just pounded his fists into the sofa screaming "I was just going to say that!") [16:01] Keybuk: didn't you get the bagels i sent? [16:02] barry: ev must have eaten them all before I got here [16:02] * barry can't do anything about that [16:02] yeah, proper bagels wouldn't stand a chance [16:02] anyway [16:02] lessee, james_w, doko, slangasek are you here? [16:02] hi [16:02] oops, sorry slangasek [16:03] * cjwatson sneaks his activity report in under the wire [16:03] yes, you may have overlooked me amid all the lust for fried pastries :) [16:03] i think mvo sends his virtual apology [16:03] :) [16:03] I thought we'd tempted you into going to voodoo donuts [16:03] Keybuk: I went to voodoo donuts - I didn't eat any of them :) [16:04] [TOPIC] lightning round [16:04] New Topic: lightning round [16:04] >>> team = ['Keybuk', 'barry', 'cjwatson', 'ev', 'james_w', 'lool', 'mvo', 'slangasek', 'slangasek', 'tremolux'] [16:04] >>> import random [16:04] >>> order = team[:] [16:04] >>> random.shuffle(order) [16:04] >>> print ', '.join(order) [16:04] tremolux, Keybuk, ev, slangasek, mvo, cjwatson, slangasek, james_w, barry, lool [16:04] lol [16:04] [16:04] heh [16:04] I've been working on OEM tasks from last Thu through yesterday. [16:04] Now back to my Software Center todo list, bug fixing and triage, etc. [16:04] (done) [16:05] I rewrote the Plymouth VT handling code, [16:05] then I rewrote the Plymouth X transition/handover code, [16:05] then I rewrote bits of various plugins to make them work, [16:05] then I fixed the binary to remove various race conditions, [16:05] NOW FETCH ME WIL WHEATON! [16:05] * barry realizes he has a bug and should have used a set :) [16:05] mostly ubiquity UI changes after a meeting the other day with the design team (sorry release team), looking into an apt-setup bug whereby if you have a USB disk that exposes a fake CD device, apt-setup fails. [16:06] (done) [16:06] barry: should slangasek report twice, and me not at all? ;p [16:06] doko: you can be me first! [16:06] doko: that's my bug. you can be slangasek II today [16:07] continuing work on casper plymouth support [16:07] FFes, we have them [16:07] working on the supportable-binaries spec [16:07] (done) [16:07] Was on travel to London; doing a lot of interviews and working on random ARM bugs. [16:07] vacation last week; now working on llvm updates, preparing icedtea6-1.8 release, python updates to new subminor releases [16:07] (done) [16:07] (done) [16:07] Uh /me is confused [16:08] (scrolled back to wrong line, sorry) [16:08] fixing bugs in bzr-builddeb, still need to get that synced from unstable, chasing failures, and working with LP developers on the build from branch feature. More of the same to come. [16:08] (done) [16:08] you're all very confused [16:08] hm, no mvo [16:08] * slangasek grins [16:08] done: parted 2.2; grub 1.98; failed to finish console-setup/plymouth interaction fixes but had a good go at it and should be able to finish in time [16:08] blocked: nothing [16:08] todo: partman-base fixes for advanced format drives (doing the hardware setup today); dpkg performance/correctness backports, nearly ready to go; running around like headless chicken fixing bugs for beta 1 [16:08] -- [16:09] Several branches merged for SC ratings and reviews. Still to decide whether [16:09] we're going to make it. Good discussion on canonical-tech about the url [16:09] structure for r&r server. Computer Janitor dbus refactoring mostly done, [16:09] waiting for review. Would love to get minor ui exception to clean the gui of [16:09] unused elements. Starting implementation work for PEP 3147 today. (done) [16:09] anybody we haven't heard from? :) [16:09] [TOPIC] Outstanding action items from last meeting [16:09] New Topic: Outstanding action items from last meeting [16:09] none that i'm aware of. am i missing anything? [16:10] [TOPIC] Milestoned bugs [16:10] New Topic: Milestoned bugs [16:10] [LINK] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs?field.milestone%3Alist=21446 [16:10] LINK received: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs?field.milestone%3Alist=21446 [16:11] not sure what to say about this, does anybody have anything on this topic? [16:11] yow, we're up since last week [16:12] new arm bugs in the mix [16:12] is there a view of the milestone list that shows assignees? [16:12] no :( [16:12] yeah, that kind of sucks [16:12] not in LP - there are some external reports, though I don't know that those are current either [16:12] (nor have the URLs to hand) [16:14] [TOPIC] Targeted bugs [16:14] New Topic: Targeted bugs [16:14] [LINK] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs [16:14] LINK received: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs [16:14] these also don't show assignees [16:15] any thoughts on these bugs? [16:15] if somebody could track down an appropriate report, that would be great [16:16] what I really want to know is which bugs aren't being dealt with [16:16] * slangasek nods [16:16] there's https://edgelaunchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/ubuntu-10.04-beta-1, although it's suboptimal in other ways [16:16] err [16:16] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/ubuntu-10.04-beta-1 [16:17] it includes all the milestoned bugs, not just the targeted ones, yes [16:17] and doesn't show the package. and shows fix-released bugs. [16:17] (and invalid and wontfix) [16:17] in fact in general it sucks, just differently [16:18] cjwatson: do you think the reports exist but we just aren't sure where, or that they don't exist (at all, or in a useful format)? [16:18] I'm fairly sure they don't exist in Launchpad; they have existed externally in the past but I'm not sure where or if they're up to date [16:18] was it Bryce who used to maintain one? [16:18] agreed about launchpad [16:20] cjwatson: if you let me know what it is you'd like to see (either in irc or via email) i can take a crack at a launchpadlib script to produce the report. dunno where i'd stick it right now, but i'd link it off the foundations wiki page [16:21] ok, action me? [16:21] cjwatson: yep, and then action me [16:21] [ACTION] cjwatson to spec out requirements for launchpadlib bug report script [16:21] ACTION received: cjwatson to spec out requirements for launchpadlib bug report script [16:21] [ACTION] barry to implement script [16:21] ACTION received: barry to implement script [16:22] sound okay? [16:23] yeah, I'd like this part of the meeting to be farming out tasks that aren't being handled, rather than everyone sitting madly opening tabs in firefox [16:24] that sounds like a much more productive use of our time. maybe combine milestoned and targeted bugs topics [16:25] cjwatson: we can take this offline. moving on... [16:25] [TOPIC] Sponsorship queue [16:25] New Topic: Sponsorship queue [16:25] [LINK] http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/ [16:25] LINK received: http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/ [16:26] again, apologies. i'm not sure what i should say here [16:27] [TOPIC] Any business from activity reports [16:27] New Topic: Any business from activity reports [16:27] nothing from reports; does anybody have anything not on the agenda? [16:27] reminder: send me your reports if you haven't already :) [16:27] * slangasek nods [16:27] I was wondering if anyone had thoughts on bug 513197 [16:27] Launchpad bug 513197 in ntfs-3g "Please merge ntfs-3g 1:2010.1.16-0.1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/513197 [16:28] I have been meaning to get round to merging this for some time, and it would be a shame to release without the stability fixes [16:28] OTOH it has feature enhancements as well ... [16:31] would be nice to have. i was just trying to mount an ntfs usb drive for a friend over the weekend to get some data off of it. mostly worked but had a few minor problems [16:31] anything else not on the agenda? [16:31] cjwatson: I suppose there's enough there to send it through for an FFe [16:32] how about... [16:32] [TOPIC] Good news! [16:33] New Topic: Good news! [16:33] slangasek: 'k [16:33] python 2.6.5rc2 coming out today. 2.6.5 final planned for 2010-03-19. 2.7a4 and 3.1.2rc1 were released last week. [16:35] [TOPIC] Chair for next meeting [16:35] New Topic: Chair for next meeting [16:35] it's probably about my turn again? [16:36] cjwatson: sounds good. thanks! [16:36] [TOPIC] AOB [16:36] New Topic: AOB [16:37] i'm feeling like we're done :) [16:37] #endmeeting [16:37] Meeting finished at 10:37. [16:37] thanks everybody! [16:37] thanks! [16:38] thanks! === oubiwann` is now known as oubiwann [16:57] * ara waves [16:57] \0/ [16:57] * bladernr_ and his giant head have arrived [16:58] * charlie-tca waves too [16:58] * bdmurray waves [16:58] * marjo waves [16:59] * stgraber waves (but will only be there for 2 minutes ;)) [16:59] hello!! [16:59] * fader_ waves. [16:59] #startmeeting QA Team Meeting [17:00] Meeting started at 10:59. The chair is marjo. [17:00] Commands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE] [17:00] hi folks [17:00] Agenda: [17:00] * SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie) [17:00] * Bug Day status -- pvillavi [17:00] * Ubiquity testing -- ara [17:00] [TOPIC] * SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie) [17:00] New Topic: * SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie) [17:00] SRU Activity report for the past two weeks (since 2010-02-24): [17:00] * karmic: 7 new packages in -proposed (ec2-init, eucalyptus, linux-fsl-imx51, logcheck, rrdtool, tzdata, xorg-server) and 12 packages pushed to -updates (bld, d4x, eucalyptus, foomatic-filters, gcalctool, image-store-proxy, linux, linux-backports-modules-2.6.31, linux-ec2, openoffice.org, python-profiler, ubuntu-dev-tools) [17:00] * jaunty: 2 new packages in -proposed (cups, tzdata) and 2 packages pushed to -updates (amsn, openoffice.org) [17:00] * intrepid: 1 new package in -proposed (tzdata) and 1 package pushed to -updates (openoffice.org) [17:00] * hardy: 2 new packages in -proposed (cupsys, tzdata) and 3 package pushed to -updates (linux, openoffice.org, virtualbox-ose-modules) [17:01] * dapper: 1 new package in -proposed (langpack-locales) [17:01] Thanks to Paul Elliott (omahn), Michael Nagel, Ralf Doering, Erik B. Andersen, and Evan Broder for testing SRUs the past two weeks. [17:01] (end report) [17:01] thx sbeattie [17:01] any questions re SRU? [17:02] [TOPIC] * Bug Day status -- pvillavi aka pedro [17:02] New Topic: * Bug Day status -- pvillavi aka pedro [17:03] This week the Ubuntu Server Team is concentrating on Samba [17:03] mostly doing bug fixing and triaging [17:03] the triaging part is happening today with an special Bug Day we organized for them [17:03] you can follow up the progress on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20100310 [17:04] the bug fixing part is going to happen tomorrow [17:04] for that you can find more information on ttx post about it http://fnords.wordpress.com/ [17:05] * ttx hugs pedro_ [17:05] again if you have some spare minutes please join us, specially if you have access to a windows 7 machine and can test with it [17:05] * pedro_ hugs ttx back [17:05] for tomorrow! [17:06] Kyle Law organized a bug day on which the target is Ubiquity [17:06] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20100311 [17:07] I saw that there's an Ubiquity item on the agenda as well so seems tomorrow is going to be an Ubiquity day for lot of people ;-) [17:07] pedro: yes, ubiquity needs some extra love these days [17:08] marjo, cool! we hope to have a great participation from our community on that [17:08] * pedro_ hugs the bugsquad [17:08] marjo, that's all from here ;-) [17:08] pedro_ thx! [17:08] [TOPIC] Ubiquity testing -- ara [17:08] New Topic: Ubiquity testing -- ara [17:08] hello! [17:08] to continue with ubiquity... [17:09] we are trying to test its changes from now, until the release of Lucid. The objective is to catch bugs earlier, and avoid late rebuilds during ISO testing. [17:09] I already sent a couple of emails to the ubuntu-qa mailing list [17:09] last week we tested 2.1.30, and this week it is the turn of 2.1.33 [17:10] Of course, we are not covering all the testcases, but just some combinations of them. [17:10] Finishing a test won't do any harm, and we only have 11. [17:10] So, if you have a little time to cover one or two testcases, we will easily reach full coverage by the end of the week. [17:10] you can find the testcases at http://pairwise.qa.ubuntu.com/ [17:10] does anybody have any questions about the process? [17:10] I'll note that there were a variety of Ubiquity regressions in the past few releases (eg Jaunty->Intrepid I think had a problem where if you mounted a disk it wouldn't unmount it for you at install time, but Hardy would) [17:11] My question would be about adding test cases for issues like that [17:11] or rather specific tests for each regression we've had in the past [17:11] YokoZar, that would be awesome, we have a new feature in the ISO test tracker that allow to add optional testcases [17:12] YokoZar, our problem, always, is to reach all the coverage [17:12] YokoZar, adding 100 new testcases won't help, if nobody covers them [17:12] Of course [17:12] Although these sorts of Ubiquity issues aren't necessarily limited to just pre-release ISO testing but rather could be an ongoing thing like you noted [17:13] YokoZar, feel free to send your testcases suggestions to the ubuntu-qa mailing list to discuss them there [17:13] YokoZar, or do you have any example right now? [17:13] ara: do we shuffle the pairings in each round of testing, or are they the same pairs as from the 2.1.30 testing? [17:14] Xubuntu does not have current desktop images, for anyone trying to do this [17:14] Oh, regarding Ubiquity, I did notice a whole bunch of grammar errors and out of date things in the slideshow itself [17:14] sbeattie, I am afraid this week and last one were the same (I did it quickly this morning), but indeed, your suggestion makes sense. I will shuffle them for next week [17:14] I suspect this isn't something that's "tested" regularly [17:15] YokoZar, this is not the place to discuss current bugs of ubiquity [17:15] I'm not sure what the process is for updating that sort of thing as the slideshow is new though [17:15] well that's easy enough to look at / fix without install testing [17:15] I guess it's just more ubiquity bugs in general then that we catch with testing [17:17] any other questions re ubiquity testing? [17:17] thx ara! [17:17] [TOPIC] New Agenda Topics? [17:17] New Topic: New Agenda Topics? [17:18] folks: any new topics for today? [17:18] if not, i propose we adjourn the meeting [17:19] going once [17:19] twice [17:19] ok ttx has quit; must be end of meeting [17:19] Heh [17:19] thx all! [17:19] thanks! [17:19] #endmeeting [17:19] Meeting finished at 11:19. [17:20] bye bye [17:20] thanks! [17:23] hello [17:25] the matrix has you [17:29] haha [19:01] hi [19:02] Hi all [19:02] hi [19:02] * stgraber waves [19:02] hello [19:02] i will be there this afternoon but i'm following 2 meetings. i won't be there to interact much. [19:03] next up is the server team meeting right? [19:03] ubudog: yep [19:03] should start about now [19:03] anything we need to add for the agenda tonight? [19:03] ubudog: oh this is the Edubuntu meeting starting now [19:03] oh ok [19:04] why isn't the membership meeting on the fridge calender for thursday? [19:04] ubudog: server meeting was 5 hours ago according to the Fridge calendar [19:04] hmm [19:05] for technical things from my side, [19:05] hi guys [19:05] hello [19:05] the ltsp-live script is now working. I'm just going to clean up a bit and then update the ltsp package [19:06] yeah ! [19:06] it still needs a menu entry but that's nothing big at least [19:06] we also still need the squashfs on the dvd but I'll pest -vvv lamont and hopefully that will help :) [19:07] the live install cd will reuse some of the live ltsp stuff, I also still need to do the zenity dialog that runs from the ubiquity hook, I should have that done by the enf of the week [19:07] great [19:08] from the artwork dept, the missing icon we have in our theme is due to bug 525295 [19:08] Launchpad bug 525295 in indicator-sound "Lucid indicator icons are not shown. Displays the "unknown icon" instead" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/525295 [19:09] it should be fixed soon, not so much we have to do there, I'll keep an eye on it though and if we have to I'll do a workaround in the icon theme [19:09] gdm seems to just use the default gnome wallpaper now so nothing we had to change there [19:10] we still need a new LDM theme and plymouth theme, and Edubuntu logos need to be updated everywhere, but we're waiting on new Edubuntu logos from Canonical for that [19:10] stgraber: did canonical perhaps give you any kind of ETA for that? [19:10] yeah, eta was a week ago ;) [19:10] I'll poke Iain a bit and see when we can expect to get the new logo [19:11] we just need an 'E' and a 'd' and we can make it ourselves =p [19:11] Lns: give me an "E"! [19:11] yeah, that's the issue, these two letters haven't been approved yet [19:11] * Lns loves the new font for ubuntu logo [19:11] we'll just grab the E and the d from the old ubuntu-title font :) [19:12] highvoltage: not sure we want that ;) [19:12] ooo, that's a good idea =) an 'edu' that is a bit different [19:12] that would be a branding nightmare :) [19:12] maybe bolded or something? [19:13] that's basically where things stand from my side at the moment [19:14] oh and there's an annoying ltsp bug where ldm-server's installation just stops but it's a known issue [19:14] fixed [19:14] uploaded 2 hours ago [19:14] \o/ [19:14] nice stgraber =) [19:15] well, "I guess it's fixed". I'm currently 7000km away from my LTSP setup ;) [19:16] stgraber: coming from you, "I guess it's fixed" is good enough for me :) [19:16] overall we're not looking too bad for Lucid. [19:16] indeed [19:17] if we could get that squashfs image and logos within the next week or so, then we can focus on bugs and getting the website/marketing/etc good [19:17] something else, for these of you who didn't see my post on -devel is that we have edubuntu-dev approved as uploader for the edubuntu package set in lucid [19:17] and also start drawing up ideas for lucid+1 [19:17] stgraber: wow, I missed that, that is great news, we've been waiting for that for a long time [19:18] stgraber: shall we make the next meeting an EC meeting so that we can approve uploaders? [19:18] yeah, I suggested doing that in that mail [19:19] so we really should make the next meeting an EC meeting, we should probably look at the documentation in detail as it's basically the EC approving new edubuntu-dev members who will also be EC members :) [19:19] so that will be quite interesting ;) [19:20] it's one of the problems with having a small team [19:20] I guess it was like that when the first Ubuntu teams started out as well [19:21] yikes I haven't read mailing lists today at all (been on of those days) [19:21] hehe [19:22] stgraber: so does the package set cover all packages in our seeds? [19:22] or just the educational ones? [19:22] other than that, I'm planning another ldm + ltsp upload quite soon, currently producing snapshot builds on request in my PPA and will tag + upload, ideally before beta (next week) [19:22] highvoltage: only the edubuntu-specific ones [19:22] highvoltage: and it's not complete yet, for example the menueditor isn't part of the set currently [19:22] ok [19:22] I attached the list of the packages in the set to that mail [19:23] sbalneav will be glad [19:24] We should also emphasize our "stable" ppa - maybe even provide an easy way for people to put it in their sources [19:25] alkisg: add-apt-repository should be easy enough, maybe apt-url can do that too [19:25] next week once our technical work should be mostly done, I'm going to work a bit with hedgemadge so that we can get our website more or less sorted. I don't want to leave that to the last minute before release [19:26] next week would probably also be a good timme to start working on some release notes/announcements so that we don't have to do that right at the end as well [19:26] having beta released next week, I'll at least update the release notes to include any relevant edubuntu item (like the fact we're missing the squashfs, if not fixed by then) [19:27] the stable ppa- have we decided what that will be yet? [19:27] for the actual release, we'll probably just do as usual, copy/paste from Ubuntu, include our edubuntu-specific items, work on it on the wiki + copy it to the website afterwards [19:30] I guess it will just be a ppa owned by edubuntu-dev [19:30] yep, that'd make sense [19:30] oh, it's allready registered [19:31] 3 of them, Edubuntu Testing Archive, Edubuntu Stable Updates, Edubuntu Work in Progress [19:31] * mhall119|work is here [19:31] It'd be nice if we shipped selected updates through them [19:32] E.g. ltsp or italc updates... [19:33] yep. people who want the latest and greatest (and bleeding edge) ltsp versions will probably use stgraber's ppa [19:33] Sure - I was mostly thinking of bug-fixing updates [19:33] but it will probably be a good idea to copy some ltsp package versions over to the edubuntu ppa to make some important fixes available to them [19:34] ltsp is at least important enough to be SRU'd for most issues [19:34] Well, "ldm hangs on logout" never got an SRU [19:35] nobody ever worked on one ;) [19:36] k, but a ppa would make that much easier. In the same sense that people are using stgraber's ppa for ltsp, they could be using edubuntu's stable ppa for selected updates [19:36] yeah the bug fix must be available first before the paackage can be updated :) [19:37] E.g. new sabayon that's actually working... etc [19:37] I assumed we would use that for new packages as well that's not in a release yet, that we've tested and know is usuable? [19:38] anything else for the meeting? Seems like we pretty much covered everything [19:39] nothing on my side [19:39] * alkisg will try to have CK/PK fixes for ltsp fat clients in time for beta [19:40] I just want to say thanks to each one of you who've been involved so far. been great working with you and I think Lucid will be a great release judging by what we have so far [19:40] it's going to give us something real good to build lucid+1 one [19:40] yep, +1 [19:40] *on [19:40] Right, it's a really good (and fresh) start [19:41] I'd really like to see some of LaserJock's ideals realised for the M release [19:41] have some interaction with educators and find out what they want and see how much we can do for them [19:42] K12-LTSP has some simple scripts that does things like push an icon to all users' desktops [19:42] it's a simple thing but people like it. I think there's a bunch of things like that we could look at [19:43] Yes, a collection of scripts would be great [19:43] * alkisg is working on that :) [19:43] I know and I'm counting on that :) [19:43] alkisg: that would also be nice for the PPA [19:44] ok I'm going to call the meeting to an end unless there's anything else? [19:44] ok I guess it's off to #edubuntu then. [19:44] *gong* [19:45] Thanks all === noy_ is now known as noy === noy_ is now known as noy === robbiew is now known as robbiew_ [23:35] ne1 from the laptop qa team online?