[08:08] good morning [11:32] dholbach: Evening. Overall, yday was very productive. yes? [11:33] nigelbabu: I think we answered a bunch of open questions and maybe even got a few patches sorted out [11:36] my laptop display crashed. BRB. [11:37] ugh, all the best with that [11:59] ok, this is better. Its flickering like crzy, but I can read some text. [11:59] dholbach: over the week I'll work on getting the getting started page a little more detailed and oriented to geginners and keep the review guide on a separate page. [12:03] awesome - when I get more ideas, I'll add stuff [12:30] I don't understand bug #445370, which makes it hard to know what to do with it. Does anyone else? [12:30] Malone bug 445370 in eglibc "nscd terminates with assertion in prune_cache" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/445370 [12:38] persia: something to do with a bad upgrade? [12:38] i.e upgrades create a mess in that package or somethin [12:40] Hrm. In that case, I'll try to remember to do a jaunty install and upgrade to karmic and break it post-release. I don't think this one goes upstream. [12:42] well, we can't use that much, can we? [12:42] Can't use what? [12:43] i.e. is it worth an SRU? [12:44] do we fix things like these ? [12:44] Dunno. If it breaks also lucid, I'll ask someone who's worked with that package. [12:44] hm [12:44] If so, it would probably get fixed in maverick, then SRU to lucid and karmic. [12:44] It's unlikely to be approved for lucid today (I suspect it would delay release) [12:45] we can get an SRU for lucid I believe. If its breaking badly [12:52] Yeah, but it needs a test install of jaunty: that's for pointing out it's an upgrade thing: I was a bit confused since I started by looking at the patch :) [12:52] ah [12:54] Err, s/that's/thanks/ [12:54] I did guess that :D [13:46] persia, nigelbabu: you're familiar with BlackZ' work? BlackZ wants to join ~ubuntu-reviewers [13:47] * persia does a quick bit of checking [13:48] BlackZ: generally you can do work as part of the team as you like - I'll have a quick look too [13:48] BlackZ: the only thing is unsubscribing the team [13:49] * dholbach just reviewed a couple of bugs - I'm happy [13:49] We generally like folks to be in Bug Control, but I've no specific objections. [13:50] ok [13:50] * dholbach goes ahead [13:50] BlackZ: are you aware of the bug control process? [13:50] can somebody link him up? [13:50] nigelbabu: How strongly do you feel about the Bug Control requirement? [13:50] BlackZ: done [13:50] BlackZ: and thanks for helping out [13:50] dholbach: thank you! [13:51] BlackZ: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugControl [13:51] thanks persia [13:52] persia: I will apply for. [13:53] where are our bug graphs again? [13:53] BlackZ: Thanks. It's not that I don't think you're suitable, but that we like folks to have already been familiar with bug triage and handling, and most folks who are familiar are easily accepted into Bug Control: saves us having a complex approvals process. [13:53] ah found them [13:53] The script finished? I thought it was still under construction. [13:54] persia: :) [19:34] persia: bug control = no questions asked. less, we'd like +1 from someone in the team. [19:35] bdmurray: the patch mailing list only mails when the 'patch' tag is added? [19:39] persia: there is already graphs. brian updates it daily I think. [19:39] persia: see /topic for the linky [20:06] nigelbabu: the patch mailing list only lets me post (I believe)