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* Daviey wonders if he missed a memo.14:26
persiaDaviey: Summer time maybe?14:44
OmahnDaviey: 3pm here I believe.14:46
Omahnas in UK.14:46
Davieypersia: Yep, my mistake..14:48
DavieyOmahn: thanks.14:48
jiboumansDaviey: all hail UTC :)14:49
Davieyjiboumans: UTC is great, 50% of the year :)14:49
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kirkland-mobilewhen does the rest of the world switch to dst?14:50
Davieykirkland-mobile: It never ceases to amaze how wikipedia can provide more information than you ever thought possible, about a simple issue.14:52
kirkland-mobileDaviey: : yeah, I will look it up later14:53
zulmorning14:54
zulstupid farmers14:55
Davieyzul: It's clearly afternoon.. :)14:55
zulDaviey: yes in bizzaro world14:55
hggdhmoin14:57
kirkland-mobilehi14:58
ttxo/14:58
jiboumanso/14:59
alexmo/14:59
jjohansen\o14:59
Davieyo/15:00
smoser\o15:00
jiboumansafternoon folks15:00
jiboumansor in bizzarro world, good morning15:00
Davieyheh15:00
zulhah15:00
zuldem fighting words15:00
jiboumansi'm having a call at the same time as this meeting, so ttx will be once again be your trusted leader15:01
* jiboumans passes the buck15:01
ttx\o/15:01
ttx#startmeeting15:01
MootBotMeeting started at 09:01. The chair is ttx.15:01
MootBotCommands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE]15:01
ttxAgenda for today at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/Meeting15:01
ttxScribe is smoser15:01
ttx[TOPIC] Review ACTION points from previous meeting15:01
MootBotNew Topic:  Review ACTION points from previous meeting15:01
smoseri was hoping my name was left off the scribe list15:02
ttxsmoser: nice try15:02
ttxcan't find any action from last week15:02
ttx[TOPIC] Beta2 milestone release15:02
MootBotNew Topic:  Beta2 milestone release15:02
ttxSo Beta2 should be out tomorrow, server so far looking good15:03
ttxNo more beta2-targeted bugs to fix, which is good15:03
ttxA few work items left for Beta2 @ http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/workitems/canonical-server-ubuntu-10.04-beta-2.html15:03
ttxmathiaz, kirkland, hggdh, ttx: please comment on feasibility of those last items by the end of the day15:04
mathiazttx: I'll resume publishing the blog post today15:04
kirkland-mobileokay15:04
ttxserver-lucid-apt-mirror-ec2: one work item left, blocked on IS delivery, no update that I know of, will have to be postponed15:04
ttxkirkland: you have "Sign off on B2 candidate tests"15:05
ttxkirkland: and " announce why kqemu "went away" in Ubuntu"15:05
kirkland-mobilewill do both today15:05
ttxhggdh: you have "Perform tests on B2 candidate", is it under way ?15:05
ttxjiboumans: no news from IS on the new EC2 mirrors ?15:06
jiboumansttx: not yet; sent a follow up to James Troup, but nothing yet15:06
hggdhttx: I have been unable so far, battling kernel oopses on my laptoip15:06
mathiazhggdh: you can use the hardware in the DC15:07
jiboumanskirkland-mobile: clearly 'sign off' depends on 'perform tests' :)15:07
mathiazhggdh: I'm not using the UEC test rig for now15:07
ttxhggdh: those B2 tests are about ruynning them on the DC testrig anyway15:07
hggdhmathiaz: I will try it now, laptop stayed on all night without a oops15:07
ttxhggdh: I suspect your laptop doesn't have to stay up for the duration of the tests ?15:08
ttxhggdh: please coordinate with mathiaz/kirkland on that, those tests need to be run today (or never)15:08
kirkland-mobilebyobu/screen FTW15:08
hggdhttx: the problem I was having to whole day yesterday was for the laptop to stay on. period15:08
ttxheh15:08
ttxLast thing about beta§2 we have to discuss is "Ramdisk vs. no-ramdisk for cloud images"15:09
ttxsmoser: please explain the new situation quickly15:09
smoserwell, we're hoping for no ramdisks for beta-2.  In all my tests (and ttx), the images boot successfully without ramdiks.15:09
smoseryesterday i removed ramdisk from publishing of EC2 images (20100107), but failed to do so for UEC images.  20100107.1 should be out in 90 minutes or so with that change inside.15:10
ttxSo the idea is to have candidates up with "noramdisk", test the heck out of them15:10
ttxon every single cloud you can put your hands on15:10
ttxif the results are satisfying by the end of the day, we'll keep them, otherwise we'll revert15:10
ttx(late in smoser's night)15:11
smoserif you want to test with no ramdisk, just to make sure you don't hit the previous hang (bug 531494) you can do so easily with 'uec-publish-image --ramdisk=none'15:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 531494 in Ubuntu Lucid "cloud-init job sometimes not running in cloud images without ramdisk" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/53149415:11
ttxsmoser: does that sound like a plan ?15:11
smoserthat sounds like a plan to me.15:11
ttxcomments ?15:11
smoserso far it is infinitely more stable than it was in beta-1 without ramdisk.15:11
ttxBasically we want to give noramdisk a last chance15:11
kirkland-mobilejust registering todays image will give no ramdisk?15:12
ttxkirkland: no15:12
kirkland-mobileor are there special instructions?15:12
ttxthe current one you have to use smoser's command (see #ubuntu-server)15:12
ttxbut new ones should nbe up in 90min15:13
smoserkirkland-mobile, registering todays image 20100107 will register a ramdisk15:13
smoserregistering 20100107.1 will not (that is due in 90minutes)15:13
kirkland-mobilettx: thought it might be nice to have in the log here15:13
smoseror, alternativley use '--ramdisk=none'15:13
smoseron your uec-publish-tarball command line15:13
kirkland-mobilesmoser: right, thanks15:13
ttxuec-publish-image --ramdisk=none image.tar.gz lucid-20100407-noramdisk amd6415:14
ttxok, next up15:14
kirkland-mobileuec-publish-tarball is awesome, btw15:14
ttx[TOPIC] RC/Final preparation15:14
MootBotNew Topic:  RC/Final preparation15:14
ttxRelease is at the end of the month15:14
ttxHere are the priorties until then:15:14
ttx1/ Release-critical  bugs15:14
ttx2/ # Continued specs (eucalyptus-merging, uec-testing, puppet-ec2)15:15
ttx3/ Lucid targets of opportunity15:15
ttxYou can find a list of release-critical bugs and targets of opportunity at:15:15
ttxhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/ReleaseStatus15:15
ttxThe RC bugs in that list take precedence over the spec work.15:16
ttxNote that FinalFreeze is next week15:16
ttxSo that leaves little room for non-critical bugfixes :)15:16
ttxPlease pay special attention during triage days to catch release-critical issues15:16
ttxWe'll have a sudden influx of server lucid bugs after beta215:17
ttxwe need to catch regressions and upgrade bugs early15:17
ttxdon't hesitate to subscribe me to those with a note, when you stumble on one15:17
jiboumans+1 on that; we have our triage days set. don't miss them, don't prioritise over those15:17
ttxAlso we'll have to spend a common effort on openldap, we know there are a few issues around it, and mathiaz won't have the time to fix everything by himself15:18
ttxso once beta2 is out we'll do some triage/upgrade-bugfix o that15:18
zulwhats wrong with openldap again?15:18
ttxzul: go triage the openldap bugs and find out :P15:18
mathiazzul: we need to make sure that upgrade from hardy to lucid are working correctly15:19
mathiazzul: the sticky point is the conversion from slapd.conf cn=config15:19
ttxIs everything clear on those priorities ? feel free to catch up with me or jib in case anything is unclear15:19
zulclear15:19
ttxlet's make tyhis a stellar release, we enter the last run15:20
ttx[TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (hggdh)15:20
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (hggdh)15:20
ttxhggdh: o/15:20
hggdhno new from me, execpt that stress testing was fine until day before yesterday ;-)15:21
ttxhggdh: ISO testcases look better now15:21
hggdhthanks to you, BTW15:21
ttxsmoser, hggdh: the EC2 testcases still show "'multiple instances" and "single instance" rather than "multiple instances" and "userdata"15:22
smoseroh? i'll get that fixed.15:22
mathiazttx: are the iso test cases covered now?15:22
ttxWe should fix that before the next respin15:22
mathiazttx: ie should set aside some time to run my iso testing scrips on the candidates?15:22
mathiazttx: should *I* set15:23
ttxmathiaz: I think we can achieve good coverage without you15:23
mathiazttx: great! thanks15:23
hggdhmathiaz: I have been running them on the rig15:23
Davieyhggdh: Would there be merit in blogging for community How to QA'ing + Test cases, and the tracker info.15:23
ttxDaviey: there would15:23
hggdhDaviey: it is a good idea, this is the correct moment15:23
ttxara is usually blogging about that15:23
mathiazDaviey: I think ara made a call for testing already15:24
ttxanything else for QA ?15:24
hggdhnot from me15:24
ttx[TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the Kernel Team (jjohansen)15:24
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly Updates & Questions for the Kernel Team (jjohansen)15:24
ttxhggdh: thanks !15:24
ttxjjohansen: hi15:24
jjohansenhi15:24
ttxI don't think we have any issues open with kernel now, everything was fixed15:25
jjohansenso I have Bug #532553 targeted for post beta215:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 532553 in linux-ec2 "linux-image-2.6.32-302-ec2 is missing iptables module xt_recent" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/53255315:25
jjohansenand that is it atm15:25
* kirkland-mobile points hggdh at jjohansen about his kvm oopses15:25
jjohansenah, yeah kirkland-mobile would15:26
kirkland-mobile:)15:26
jjohansenyes I will be looking into kvm oops, and we will see what we can find15:26
mathiazjjohansen: when is kernel final freeze/upload?15:26
ttxI think it's passed already15:27
jjohansennext week15:27
jjohansenit hits a couple days before everyone elses15:27
ttxAh you don't mean kernelfreeze15:27
jjohansenno15:27
ttxfinalkernelfreeze ;)15:27
ttxanything else for kernel ?15:28
smoserjjohansen, kirkland-mobile is there a bug for kvm oops ?15:28
ttxI think hggdg has one15:29
ttxhggdh, even15:29
kirkland-mobilesmoser: yes, ask hggdh for it15:29
* kirkland-mobile can't look it up atm15:29
ttxbug 55691915:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 556919 in linux "running KVM almost always hard-freezes the host" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55691915:29
kirkland-mobileI suspect that it's cpu model specific15:29
jjohansensmoser: there are a couple Bug #444365, Bug #458201, Bug #55691915:30
hggdh<sigh/>15:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 444365 in linux "BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference while stopping apparmor, kvm related?" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44436515:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 458201 in linux "kernel stacktrace on volume detach in kvm guest" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/45820115:30
mathiazhggdh: while doing uec testing you may run into bug15:30
mathiazhggdh: bug 55683315:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 556833 in eucalyptus "System fails to reboot after eucalyptus preseeded instlation" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55683315:30
ttxok, moving on15:31
mathiazttx: ^^ this is the fails to reboot15:31
mathiazbug15:31
ttxmathiaz: was wondering if it wasn't the grub location preseeded value15:31
ttxbut had no time to look into it15:31
mathiazttx: may be15:31
mathiazttx: we can discuss it later15:31
ttxsince it seems not to be able to find grub .. and netbooting showed some swapping of /dev/sd[ab]15:32
ttx[TOPIC] Weekly SRU review: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/KnowledgeBase#SRU%20weekly%20review  (mathiaz)15:32
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly SRU review: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/KnowledgeBase#SRU%20weekly%20review  (mathiaz)15:32
mathiazhttp://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html15:32
MootBotLINK received:  http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html15:32
mathiazanything worth SRUing on this list?15:33
zulnope15:33
ttxnope15:34
ttxmathiaz: sounds like an outdated list ?15:34
ttx"fixed from 2010-03-20 to 2010-03-29"15:34
mathiazttx: yes indeed15:35
mathiazhttp://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.2010-04-05.html15:35
MootBotLINK received:  http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.2010-04-05.html15:35
mathiaz^^ this one is empty15:35
mathiazso I guess the script broke :/15:35
DavieyLast modified: Mon, 29 Mar 2010 00:07:48 GMT15:35
mathiazThere aren't any bugs nominated for the dapper,hardy,intrepid,jaunty,karmic15:36
mathiazThat's all for the SRU process then15:36
ttxcool15:36
mathiaz[ACTION] mathiaz to fix the fixedbugs script15:36
mathiazttx: ^15:36
ttx[ACTION] mathiaz to fix the fixedbugs script15:36
MootBotACTION received:  mathiaz to fix the fixedbugs script15:37
ttx[TOPIC] Call for Maverick blueprints15:37
MootBotNew Topic:  Call for Maverick blueprints15:37
* mathiaz suggest improving MootBot to allow users to record actions for themselves15:37
ttxSo in a little more than one month we'll have UDS again !15:37
ttxSo it's time to start thinking about what you want to work on for the Maverick cycle15:37
ttxAnd filing blueprints about those15:38
mathiazttx: what's the naming scheme for the blueprint name?15:38
ttx(That's mostly a community call, the Canonical server team will work on a wikipage before creating those)15:38
ttxserver-maverick-*15:38
ttxand set Jos Boumans as the approver15:38
Davieyttx: w.u.c or w.c.com?15:39
mathiazDaviey: blueprint.lp.net15:39
Daviey(no, reference to wikipage015:39
mathiazDaviey: w.u.com - as usual15:39
ttxDaviey: the brainstorm of what we want to do as a team will probably be on a private wiki, but we'll file the results just after15:40
mathiazDaviey: we don't write any specs in w.c.com15:40
ttxon wiki.u.com and blueprint.lp.net15:40
Davieygreat.15:40
mathiazttx: why use w.c.c?15:40
mathiazttx: and not follow the blueprint.lp.net process?15:40
ttxDaviey: we usually have plenty of ideas but reality bites us :)15:40
kirkland-mobiledesktop has theirs in w.u.c15:41
ttxmathiaz: sync with jib, he set up the page15:41
mathiazttx: ok15:41
Davieyoh sure, if it's commercially related blueprints - keep them on the prvate wiki :)15:41
ttxmaybe I misread the link15:41
* ttx checks15:41
jiboumansttx: you did not15:41
jiboumansi'm scheduling a brainstorm call next week15:41
jiboumansthe results will be published on w.u.c15:41
jiboumansi requested the input to be on w.c.c15:42
mathiazjiboumans: why the input needs to be on w.c.c?15:42
jiboumansDaviey: as you noted, some are commerical or have commercial implications15:42
* kirkland-mobile has to drop...later.15:43
Davieyjiboumans: ok.15:43
ttx[TOPIC] Open Discussion15:44
MootBotNew Topic:  Open Discussion15:44
ttxPlease shoot15:44
RoAkSoAxCluster Packages are getting into Debian. Those include ivoks changes... they should be hitting Debian unstable soon, though I'm not sure if they are going to do so in time for us to sync/merge15:45
mathiazRoAkSoAx: what's the state of the cluster stack in lucid then?15:45
ttxRoAkSoAx: they are still in universe ?15:45
mathiazI also had a suggestion: drop the dovecot-postfix package15:46
mathiazfor lucid15:46
RoAkSoAxmathiaz, ttx cluster-agents, cluster-glue, heartbeat are still in universe15:46
ttxmathiaz: why?15:46
RoAkSoAxdue to library split need. This is done already in debian15:46
mathiazthe implementation is not so great (using a different configuration file) to the poin that upstream filed a bug to modify dovecot to check for our alternate configuration file15:46
RoAkSoAxbut as I just checked, they have been uploaded to unstable yesterday :).15:46
Davieymathiaz: Is dovecot-postfix broken?  It seems nuts to drop it otherwise?15:47
mathiaza lot of user were complaning that changing dovecot.conf doesn't work15:47
ttxRoAkSoAx: what's the current state of the cluster stack in lucid ?15:47
mathiazwhich makes sense as dovecot-postfix is using dovecot-postfix.conf instead15:47
ttxivoks, ScottK: any opinion on what mathiaz proposes ?15:47
mathiazso now Ubuntu is known in the upstream community as: are you using Ubuntu? if so change dovecot-postfix.conf instead of dovecot.conf15:48
RoAkSoAxttx, Well currently, 3 packages are still in universe (cluster-glue, cluster-agents, heartbeat). cluster-glue needed library split, which is done in debian15:48
mathiazbug 51129515:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 511295 in dovecot "dovecot -n silently reports wrong configuration when using dovecot-postfix" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51129515:48
mathiazis the bug from upstream15:48
RoAkSoAxso we would need to sync them15:48
RoAkSoAxcluster-agents, and heartbeat were waiting for this library split to be able to upload them to main15:49
Davieyconsidering dovecot-postfix was a target for jaunty.. it seems a shame to throw away the work.15:49
mathiazLTS being maintainedfor 5 years I don't think it would be a good idea to provide a package that uses a *different* configuration file for 5 years15:49
ttxmathiaz: yes, an email thread about that might be a good idea15:50
mathiazDaviey: well - the idea is good - the implementation proved to be not so great15:50
ttx[ACTION] mathiaz to propose removal of dovecot-postfix on MLs15:50
MootBotACTION received:  mathiaz to propose removal of dovecot-postfix on MLs15:50
mathiazwe tried - it's an LTS - let's back it off and give another try15:50
RoAkSoAxttx, I'll review debian packages, to file sync bugs and apply proper Ubuntu changes if any15:51
mathiazanother point: zul how is mysql-server-5.0 removal going?15:51
ttxRoAkSoAx: is it currently broken ? As in, main packages depending on universe packages ? Critical bugs ?15:51
zulmathiaz: should be ready to go after the freeze is lifted15:51
RoAkSoAxttx, it is not broken. Is up an running without library split and latest fixes15:51
mathiazand third point15:51
mathiazanother proposal: drop the ubuntu-serverguide from the archive15:51
ttxRoAkSoAx: ok. Because it's quite late for non-critical fixes15:52
ttxmathiaz: rationale ?15:52
mathiazsommer: hadn't had time to keep it up-to-date15:52
ttxmathiaz: we reviewed it recently, it's not that bad15:52
mathiazand not having an up-to-date server guide is confusing at least for our users15:52
Davieyttx: Does ANYBODY use it?15:52
sommermathiaz: I did find time to get most of the major updates in15:52
mathiaz(see the ldap section for karmic)15:52
ttxI think the ldap section is the notable exception, rather than the rule15:53
sommermathiaz: I'm working on an SRU for that15:53
ttxand Iwouldn't throw away the baby with the bath water15:53
sommermathiaz: and the Lucid instrustions work for karmic15:53
RoAkSoAxttx, well the packages that just hit Debian have many fixes, both in upstream and packaging. On the other hand, MIR for cluster-glue was rejected due to library split, which is now in Debian. Cluster-agents, Heartbeat MIRs were rejected too due to its dependency with cluster-glue.15:53
mathiazttx: may be - if so then my  proposal has a *lot* less weight15:53
zulttx: i have to update landscape-client next week as well15:53
mathiazI still think that the server guide is a great peace of work15:54
ttxRoAkSoAx: no time now, but we'll continue this discussion15:54
mathiazand we should keep maintaining it15:54
mathiazI'm just not sure if it should made available as a package15:54
ttx[ACTION] ttx to follow up with ivoks/RoaKSoax on cluster stack state15:54
MootBotACTION received:  ttx to follow up with ivoks/RoaKSoax on cluster stack state15:54
mathiazit may be worth discussing it at the next UDS15:54
ttxmathiaz: sounds late to change direction on that15:54
mathiazthe content is great - I'm not convinced about the form15:55
ttxmathiaz: but agreed for future release15:55
sommermathiaz: I agree, and should have more time this cycle to do update... day job had a lot of projects coming to a close during the lucid cycle :-)15:55
mathiazttx: right - for lucid dropping the package from the archive seems the only solution for now15:55
mathiazttx: but if the guide is up-to-date15:56
mathiazttx: then it may be worth keeping in the archive15:56
ttxmathiaz: I think it's good enough.15:56
mathiazttx: ok15:56
ttxand if not bugs should be filed against it :)15:56
ttxok, let's wrap up15:56
DavieyOn another note, are people keeping an eye out to sponsor other peoples work into the archive15:57
ttxNext meeting, next week, same UTC time, same place15:57
ttxDaviey: we should all have at least 1 hour of sponsoring time  per week15:57
mathiazI'm going through the sponsoring queue every Thursday15:58
mathiazhttp://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/15:58
MootBotLINK received:  http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/15:58
ttxok, closing the meeting now, feel free to continue discussion on #ubuntu-server15:58
ttx#endmeeting15:58
MootBotMeeting finished at 09:58.15:58
DavieyI was just looking over that15:58
mathiaz^^ for packages listed here under the -server seed15:58
Davieysuper.15:58
* mvo looks around16:01
evhi16:02
* tremolux waves at mvo16:02
cjwatsonhi16:03
cjwatsonKeybuk: poke chair16:04
mvohi16:04
* slangasek waves16:04
Keybukcjwatson: two seconds ;)16:05
Keybukdealing with last minute Activity Report flurry16:05
Keybukok16:06
Keybuk#startmeeting16:06
MootBotMeeting started at 10:06. The chair is Keybuk.16:06
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Keybuk[LINK] Meeting Agenda https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Meetings/2010/040716:06
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Keybukslangasek: AR nag16:06
Keybukdoko__, lool: ping and AR nag16:07
Keybukjames_w: ping16:07
cjwatsonKeybuk: last-minute> *cough*16:07
cjwatsonhey, really creative fiction takes time16:07
james_whello16:07
doko__Keybuk: meeting pong16:07
Keybuk[TOPIC] Lightning Round16:08
MootBotNew Topic:  Lightning Round16:08
KeybukOrder: mvo, slangasek, doko, cjwatson, tremolux, ev, lool, james_w, Keybuk16:08
mvodone: software-center bugfixing, update-manager fixes, upgrade reports review16:08
mvotodo: focus on upgrade issues and remaining sotware-center bugs16:08
mvo(done)16:08
slangasekdone: plymouth bug fixing, beta-2 warm-up, got meself a script to batch-load the AMI #s onto the ISO tracker so I don't have to add 12 of them one at a time16:11
slangasektodo: beta-2 release :)16:11
slangasek(done)16:11
doko__openjdk & sun-java security builds, test failure debugging on the buildbots,  icedtea plugin debugging, upgrade fixes for ca-certificates-java, python-central, trying to start the archive rebuild, gcc-4.5 packages updated (branched!)16:11
doko__(done)16:11
cjwatsondone: Launchpad patch to restrict bug transitions away from "Won't Fix"; display init script output by default on server boot; kicked off foundations planning for 10.10; yet more partitioner bug-fixing16:12
cjwatsontodo: adjust partitioner free space handling following alignment changes; per-package exceptions to package set administration; d-i translation sync; possibly try to land ubiquity-common package split16:12
cjwatsonp.s. Launchpad ec2 testing is not actually *that* hard to set up and lets you do LP work without having to do the heroic dependency setup16:13
cjwatson(done)16:13
tremoluxContinued software-center bug fixes and triage.16:13
tremoluxCurrently working on two bugs related to channel updating (LP: #542892, LP: #556995).16:13
tremolux(done)16:13
evdone: lots of bug fixing16:13
evin progress / todo: melting my brain in ubiquity's page history code, fixing whatever bugs arise from CD testing16:13
ev(done)16:13
Keybuklool appears to be absent, james_w: you're up16:16
james_wDone: lots of improvements to launchpad code imports, and especially their API, sponsoring.16:16
james_wIn progress/todo: more sponsoring, using the API once I have it all landed to stretch the code imports system.16:16
james_w(done)16:16
Keybukdone: nice break over easter, got plymouth & mountall fixed up last week16:17
Keybuktodo: catching up with my bugs folder16:17
Keybuk--16:17
Keybuk[TOPIC] Outstanding actions from last meeting16:18
MootBotNew Topic:  Outstanding actions from last meeting16:18
KeybukI don't see any since 03-1016:18
Keybukif nobody thinks they have any outstanding items, let's move on :)16:18
Keybuk[TOPIC] Outstanding feature freeze exceptions16:18
MootBotNew Topic:  Outstanding feature freeze exceptions16:18
Keybukslangasek: ?16:18
slangasekwell, /I/ don't have any outstanding feature freeze exceptions :)16:19
Keybukdo you have a list of anyone else's? :)16:19
slangasekno16:20
Keybukanyone else want a freeze exception today? :p16:20
mvoall mine got rejected…16:20
doko__Keybuk: hmm, do these have to be discussed in the meetings?16:22
Keybukif you want16:22
Keybuklet's move on16:22
Keybuk[TOPIC] Milestoned bugs16:23
MootBotNew Topic:  Milestoned bugs16:23
Keybuk[LINK] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs?field.milestone:list=2144716:23
MootBotLINK received:  https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs?field.milestone:list=2144716:23
* doko__ is getting the rejections on private channels by slangasek ...16:23
Keybukagain, not really sure what we're supposed to do here ;)16:23
slangaseknotice that there are bugs, then fix them! :)16:23
cjwatsonslangasek: is there any particular reason to respin at this point?  if not, I was planning on moving the installer bugs there to final16:23
slangasekhttp://people.canonical.com/~cjwatson/task-assignments/ubuntu-10.04-beta-2.html shows precious little for the foundations team16:24
MootBotLINK received:  http://people.canonical.com/~cjwatson/task-assignments/ubuntu-10.04-beta-2.html shows precious little for the foundations team16:24
cjwatsonI haven't updated that page this week, careful16:24
slangasekoh16:24
cjwatson(sorry)16:24
cjwatsonwe've been hammering away on the beta-2 installer bugs, and recently got a new contributor to the KDE frontend who unexpectedly showed up with a batch of fixes, so that helped16:24
slangasekwell, the official list doesn't show much either :)16:24
slangasekmaybe we could pitch in on the outstanding arm porting bugs that keep being carried over between milestones?16:25
slangasek(though I tried to start on one and found the description of what needed doing so vague that I gave up for the time being)16:25
cjwatsonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/Thumb2 may be helpful16:26
slangasekcjwatson: particular reason to respin> I haven't seen one so far, but I also haven't had a chance to absorb the latest ISO tracker status since waking up16:26
cjwatsonI looked through the Ubuntu bugs and nothing made me scream.  I haven't looked at the others16:27
Keybukok16:29
KeybukI'm going to skip targeted bugs and sponsorship ;)16:29
Keybuk[TOPIC] Good News16:29
MootBotNew Topic:  Good News16:29
Keybukslangasek: the fact I'm not working until 4am every day this week, compared to β1, seems to be good news :p16:30
slangasekI would say so :)16:30
cjwatsonI did a pass through queued-up packageset permissions and synced up Launchpad with a bunch of them, which should cause slightly fewer people to scream at me16:30
slangasekKeybuk: any insight into our frequently-duped plymouth sigsegv?16:30
cjwatsonftp-master.d.o is back \o/16:30
slangasekI'm not sick this week \o/16:31
Keybukslangasek: I haven't seen anything about that16:32
doko__populate-archive for the rebuild test is still running on cocopluum16:32
slangasekKeybuk: bug #53374516:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 533745 in sitecmd "link() - move $params to 3rd parameter" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/53374516:32
cjwatsondoko__: fast tools are great, aren't they16:32
slangasekhmm16:32
slangasekKeybuk: bug #55374516:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 553745 in plymouth "plymouthd crashed with SIGSEGV in ply_event_loop_process_pending_events()" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55374516:32
* slangasek blinks himself a little more awake16:33
Keybukthat sounds like a kind of "dangling handler pointer" bug16:33
Keybukthat's going to be impossible to debug, unless someone who can gdb through plymouth can replicate it16:33
slangasekindeed16:34
Keybukok, we're well into AOB now16:35
Keybuk[TOPIC] AOB?16:35
MootBotNew Topic:  AOB?16:35
cjwatsonmumble seems pretty nice; it would be good if more people hung out in the foundations team room there16:35
* ev would love to, but is currently blocked on IS16:35
cjwatsonyou can basically just leave it open and push-to-talk when you feel like it16:35
slangasekthe feedback between my built-in mic and speakers is bad enough that I'm using my headset, which means I'm only using it when my headset is plugged in16:36
cjwatsonbug 515023 is nasty; while there's USB-protocol-level investigation going on upstream, I'm wondering if it would make sense to disable that udev rule on devices that seem to be affected16:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 515023 in hdparm "ATA pass-through commands preventing external HDD to be mounted" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51502316:37
cjwatsonthis seems to be USB 3.0 and Firewire so far; there's an ambiguous comment about USB 2.016:37
cjwatsonthe rule is, IIRC, not normally critical to correct system operation16:38
cjwatson... ok, maybe I'll go over it when at Scott's tomorrow16:41
Keybukyeah16:41
Keybukok16:41
Keybuk[TOPIC] Chair for next meeting16:41
MootBotNew Topic:  Chair for next meeting16:41
Keybuk...don't all volunteer at once :p16:42
evI'll do it16:42
Keybukok16:42
Keybuk#endmeeting16:42
MootBotMeeting finished at 10:42.16:42
mvothanks16:43
evthanks!16:43
tremoluxgood day all!16:43
slangasekthanks!16:43
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* ara waves17:57
* bdmurray waves17:57
pedro_hey hey17:57
* bladernr \0o/17:58
bdmurraybladernr: what happened to you? ;-)17:58
arabladernr and his twin wave17:58
bladernrthe local military base sprays too many chemtrails17:58
bladernrI grew a second head17:59
* fader_ waves.17:59
ameetpo/17:59
sbeattiehey18:00
fader_marjo is on holiday today so he has asked me to start the meeting18:00
schwukhi18:00
fader_So...18:00
fader_#startmeeting18:00
MootBotMeeting started at 12:00. The chair is fader_.18:00
MootBotCommands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE]18:00
fader_Agenda:18:01
fader_    * SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie)18:01
fader_    * Bug Day status -- pvillavi18:01
fader_[TOPIC]  SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie)18:01
MootBotNew Topic:   SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie)18:01
sbeattieSRU Activity report for the past week (since 2010-03-31):18:01
sbeattie* karmic: 7 new packages in -proposed (keepalived, linux-fsl-imx51, obexd, sun-java6, tzdata, usbmount, vsftpd)18:01
sbeattie      and 2 packages pushed to -updates (libdvdnav, tzdata)18:01
sbeattie* jaunty: 2 new packages in -proposed (sun-java6, tzdata)18:01
sbeattie      and 2 package pushed to -updates (tzdata, xfce4-weather-plugin)18:01
sbeattie* intrepid: 1 new package in -proposed (tzdata)18:01
sbeattie        and 1 package pushed to -updates (tzdata)18:01
sbeattie* hardy: 5 new packages in -proposed (debian-installer, exim4, pyclutter, sun-java6, tzdata)18:01
sbeattie     and 2 packages pushed to -updates (tzdata, xfce4-weather-plugin)18:01
sbeattie* dapper: 1 new package in -proposed (langpack-locales)18:02
sbeattie      and 7 packages pushed to -updates (clamav, dansguardian, gurlchecker, havp, klamav, langpack-locales, python-clamav)18:02
sbeattieThanks to Artur Rona, Paul Elliott, Andres Rodriguez, Tomasz Melcer, Lollerke, Oreste Salerno, Soos Gergely, and P3P for testing SRUs this week.18:02
sbeattieThat's all I've got on the SRU front this week.18:02
RoAkSoAxsbeattie, I've tested usbmount and keepalived already, left feedback on bug reports :)18:02
sbeattieRoAkSoAx: ah, yeah, saw your feedback, thanks for doing that!18:03
RoAkSoAxsbeattie, glad to help :)18:03
fader_Any other SRU-related questions/comments?18:03
* sbeattie needs to do some hackery to translate from bug report email address to irc nick.18:03
fader_Okay, thanks sbeattie!18:04
fader_[TOPIC]  Bug Day status -- pvillavi18:04
MootBotNew Topic:   Bug Day status -- pvillavi18:04
fader_pedro_: Hi18:04
pedro_hey fader_18:04
pedro_so On Thursday 01  we had a bug day based on Nautilus:18:04
pedro_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2010040118:05
pedro_~50 bugs were triaged that day, Thanks a lot to our hug days heroes: hernejj, kamusin, charlie-tca, qense, nalimilan and dgtombs18:05
bdmurraysbeattie: that should be possible using launchpadlib I think18:05
pedro_Tomorrow we're having a bug day for Rhythmbox https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2010040818:05
pedro_There's plenty of bugs to be triaged so if you have some time and want to learn a bit more about bug triage join us, we'll be glad to help you to start18:06
pedro_and again if you have an idea or want us to organize a bug day for clean up a package on Ubuntu , just let us know and add that idea to the planning page18:06
pedro_http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/Planning18:06
MootBotLINK received:  http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/Planning18:06
pedro_that's all from here Mr. fader_18:06
fader_:)18:07
fader_Any questions or comments about bug days?18:07
fader_Thanks pedro_!18:07
fader_[TOPIC] AOB?18:07
MootBotNew Topic:  AOB?18:07
fader_Any other business?18:07
arafader_, blueprints for UDS!18:08
fader_It looks like the agenda didn't get updated for today, so if there are any topics that should be discussed but didn't make it onto the agenda, feel free to speak up about them18:08
fader_ara: Indeed!  Do you have any info about due dates, etc.?18:08
arafader_, no, but there are people already proposing topics for the qa track18:09
arapeople coming to uds can start proposing topics at https://blueprints.launchpad.net/sprints/uds-m18:09
araas usual, please, name blueprints with qa-m-whatever, so we can find them easily18:10
fader_Thanks ara!18:10
fader_Anything else?18:11
fader_Doesn't seem to be :)18:12
hggdhheh18:12
fader_Thanks everyone!18:12
fader_#endmeeting18:12
MootBotMeeting finished at 12:12.18:12
pedro_thanks18:12
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highvoltagehi!20:01
bencrisfordhello!20:02
highvoltageI think we can keep this fairly short,20:02
highvoltagetechnical from my side:20:03
highvoltage * edubuntu-artwork is currently not installed on latest build, should be fine on next build20:03
* stgraber waves in the right channel this time ;)20:03
stgraberuploaded the fix for that one and poked slangasek about it, hope to have a rebuild quite soon20:04
highvoltage * bug 557519 is quite serious since it makes ltsp uninstallable, I'm not sure how to troubleshoot it further so any help is welcome there20:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 557519 in ldm "ldm-server hangs on installation" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55751920:04
highvoltagestgraber: great, thanks20:04
alkisgHi all20:04
bencrisfordalkisg: hi20:04
highvoltage * we still don't have the new edubuntu logo or ubuntu font, so our artwork is still rather incomplete20:04
highvoltagebesides all of that, we're more or less ok from what I can see from a technical perspective.20:05
highvoltageanyhing else worth noting from a technical perspective?20:06
highvoltagebencrisford: you added some agenda items,20:07
* highvoltage gives bencrisford the mic20:07
bencrisfordhighvoltage: indeed i did :)20:07
bencrisfordi added some points about the advocacy team20:08
bencrisfordlast week we established that were gonna need to find some contributors somewhere20:08
bencrisfordso basically we need to sort out where and how..20:09
bencrisfordafter that20:09
bencrisfordonce the release is out of the way20:09
bencrisfordi think the advocacy team needs some attention20:09
bencrisfordand then we could maybe find a way of sharing marketing material amongst contributors20:09
bencrisfordmaybe a lp branch?20:09
highvoltageyes that's probably the best way to do it20:09
bencrisfordi dont know about distribution though20:09
* Lns waves20:11
bencrisforddoes anyone have any ideas how we can attract contributors to the project?20:11
bencrisfordhi Lns :)20:11
highvoltagebencrisford: here's an old post from Mark Shuttleworth to the Schooltool list: http://lists.schooltool.org/pipermail/schooltool/2004-August/000531.html20:11
bencrisfordthe bug day i think probably helped show people where we are20:11
highvoltagebencrisford: I like referring to that message because he explains that school admin isn't very 'sexy', as in, it's not something that's very glamerous that attracts lots of volunteer developers20:12
alkisgLots of schools need little customizations, like remixes. If we made a web site where they could customize edubuntu (e.g. a ppa with metapackages which would be added in ubiquity) then we could attract some teams20:12
highvoltagebencrisford: I think edubuntu is kind of similar, people find it a somewhat boring subject, and I think we need to find a way to make it more exciting20:13
bencrisfordhighvoltage: i can definately see where you're coming from :)20:13
alkisgFrom the user perspective, a dialog in ubiquity where it could select "i'm a greek school, add the greek ppa in my sources and install the greek metapackages" => this would attract teams, but I don't know if we want to handle that.20:13
LnsYou know what worked really well for me is school customization itself - simple things like a custom LDM theme that shows the name of their school. It helps provide a sense of ownership to the students AND staff.20:14
bencrisfordin my opinion though, edubuntu isnt a boring project at all.  we dont have to make it "seem" more exiting we just have to explain "why" its exciting20:14
LnsThey really liked little things like that20:14
highvoltagealkisg: since recently, something similar is actually possible in ubiquity20:15
alkisghighvoltage: really? haven't seen that...20:15
highvoltagealkisg: it actually supports tasks, or at least, something very close to it, mythbuntu has a plugin that does it that we want to recycle for edubuntu in maverick20:16
highvoltagealkisg: it could be changed to install some localisation meta-packages as well20:16
alkisgRight, that would attract a lot of schools to make their own metapackages/tasks with all the stuff they need20:16
alkisg...and I suppose after selecting/using edubuntu, they'd also contribute to it20:17
highvoltagealkisg: it's something that could be explored, some people are a bit sceptical about ppa's, and there are some support issues around it, but yes, something that can be explored20:17
bencrisfordi think we just need to let people know what difference they can make by contributing20:20
highvoltagealkisg: another way to get more contributors is getting more people from other ubuntu teams involved20:20
highvoltagewoops, I aimed that at bencrisford20:20
bencrisfordlol20:21
alkisg:)20:21
highvoltagewe include a large number of kde packages, so we could perhaps get some more kde folks involved20:21
bencrisfordi think edubuntu is one of the most important projects in the ubuntu scope :)20:21
bencrisfordJackLD who is sometimes around on #edubuntu uses it to educate aids orphans20:21
LnsHonestly, and I mean this with no offense or anything like that, but do you guys think that just by telling people that we're out there is going to make them want to contribute their time and energy?20:22
bencrisfordLns: we tell them, and we convince them :)20:22
LnsI mean, some people sure.. but we need to make people want to contribute because THEY are gonna get something back :)20:22
Lnsnot just for the sake of contributing..20:22
bencrisfordLns: i think most ubuntu people are happy if other people are getting something back as well20:22
Lnswell of course20:22
highvoltageLns: right, we've also run into problems before where someone purely wanted to contribute because they thought it would get them a job at Canonical20:23
bencrisfordits like people give to charity20:23
highvoltageLns: I think it's ideal when someone can contribute and scratch their own itch20:23
alkisgI think that the people that have the technical expertise to contribute, already know what they need to know about edubuntu20:23
Lnshighvoltage, right...everyone has a motivation to contribute, and very few are just because they want to for others20:23
bencrisfordalkisg: its not all about technical expertise, we need triagers and artists too20:24
highvoltageLns: but in terms of getting something back, I think it should be clear that it's a community and volunteer project and that with volunteering there usually comes some degree of selflessness20:24
LnsTake me for example, I do this for a living. I love contributing to the project and I will continue to do so, but I'm getting paid from schools to do it as well, so it's in MY best interest to help the community so we can ALL have better tools to work with20:24
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highvoltageLns: indeed, more people in your position would be great20:25
bencrisfordLns: if you got a new job, or retired im sure you would continue contributing if you could20:25
bencrisfordso.. :/20:25
Lnshighvoltage, exactly. I love helping everyone else with whatever I can, but if I was a construction worker I wouldn't be coming home and contributing to edubuntu in my own time ;)20:25
Lnswell I would, but not nearly as much20:25
Lnsnot that i do a whole hellofalot right now ;) but I do whatever I can and I try to stay as active as possible20:26
LnsIt's a prerequisite that someone wants to contribute to a community if they're going to do so. But there has to be something else there, something tangible that they get from it20:27
* bencrisford is wondering why we have gone from talking about advocacy, to Lns becoming a construction worker :P:P:P20:27
highvoltageLns: can you provide an example?20:27
Lnsif we really want to get some quality contributors devoting a lot of time to the project20:27
Lnshighvoltage, example of?20:27
alkisg(that's why I was saying about the ppa thing, they'd get an ubiquity dialog == their own remix in return)20:27
highvoltageLns: something tangible that someone would expect20:27
Lnshighvoltage, oh. Well, let's say a new GUI tool to manage workstations such as sch-scripts that alkisg is working on.20:28
LnsYou work on a project because it helps you do a better job20:28
highvoltageLns: yes, that's what I'd call a scratch-your-own-itch kind of contribution20:28
Lnsand giving it away to everyone else in a similar situation is so awesome because then THEY don't have to reinvent the wheel, and they can contribute updates and stuff to it. It's so awesome to see that.20:29
bencrisfordnone of my ubuntu work does that, but it makes me feel good.  the qcad menu bug im working on atm, i dont care about, i dont use qcad.  but i know that if i fix it, loads of people in a few weeks are gonna download lucid and be able to click "qcad"20:29
bencrisfordit doesnt bother me if no-one thinks of me staying up late wondering why fixing the .desktop file doesnt sort it20:29
highvoltageWe should certainly put together some plans around this, it's great that you're bringing this up bencrisford, because we haven't given enough attention to it20:29
highvoltagesomething to think about for when we start the new release cycle20:30
Lnsbencrisford, right - that's indirect because you know more people will download it and more people will become involved that use qcad20:30
highvoltageAny other items for this meeting?20:30
Lnsdid i miss the whole meeting? :(20:30
bencrisfordLns: its been a short one20:31
Lnsah20:31
highvoltageLns: all of the technical part20:31
bencrisfordjust some technical stuff and bugs20:31
highvoltagebut yes, purposely keeping it short! :)20:31
Lnsoh ok i won't bring anything up then! =p20:31
bencrisforddoesnt bother me, im missing waterloo road :P20:32
highvoltageLns: heh, you can if you want to, but if it needs lots of discussions and isn't urgent we can do it at the next one instead :)20:32
Lnsit's fine i'll bring it up in #edubuntu20:32
highvoltageok that's it for this meeting then, thanks everyone20:33
highvoltage*bong*20:33
alkisgThank you all20:33
bencrisfordsee you all back on #edubuntu :)20:34
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