[00:01] micahg: regression-release [00:01] and open a task for lucid [00:01] hggdh: k, well, we're making a new package so that won't work [00:01] I'll add a lucid-backports task once it's in maverick (if accepted) [00:02] or actually file a new bug for that [00:02] micahg: you will probably need a new bug for the new package [00:03] oh boy, the paths we take to adjust to LP... [00:05] hggdh: ? [00:09] I wish we had something like the depends on from bugzilla [00:09] er, blocks [00:09] hggdh: agreed [00:24] oooooohhh [00:24] micahg: LP will add "record dependencies between bugs" for next fix/improvement [00:24] hggdh: \o/ [00:24] micahg: bug 95419 [00:24] Launchpad bug 95419 in malone "Record dependencies between bugs (affects: 10) (dups: 4) (heat: 69)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95419 [00:25] \o/ indeed! === em is now known as emma [03:20] * devildante will go to sleep... good night everyone ;) [03:58] g'nite all [04:34] Hi, I'm considering joining the bug control team, but I'm not sure if I meet the requirements/experience in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugControl. I know it's a vague question, but how much "experience" is recommended? [04:37] Muscovy: when you're comfortable deciding importance and your mentor is comfortable as well [04:43] micahg: I think that could be an issue, I don't have a mentor. [04:45] Muscovy: heh, well are there triagers familiar with your work, enough to know how well you respond to bugs [04:45] !mentoring | Muscovy [04:45] Factoid 'mentoring' not found [04:45] ugh [04:45] !mentors | Muscovy [04:45] Factoid 'mentors' not found [04:46] !mentor | Muscovy [04:46] Muscovy: Looking for a helping hand with bug triage? Read the wiki for information about requesting a bugsquad mentor: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad/Mentors [04:46] there we go :) [04:46] Thanks. [08:18] micahg: hehe! we tried to keep that factoid short, but seems to backfire a lot of times! ;p [08:58] jpds: hmm , just remembered about 'an' or 'a' mv-o > http://www.colorado.edu/Publications/styleguide/abbrev.html#articles :D [09:00] * vish was writing a comment and was reminded of jpds' mention, so looked it up :) [10:28] hi [10:30] hi! I don't understand if there is anything to do or to check before marking a bug report as public. [10:31] elv, OK. So, there's probably a wiki page about it, but I forget the URL. [10:31] The general idea is that we don't want to expose bugs if they meet the following criteria: [10:32] 1) they represent a not-yet-public security vulernability (needs to be made public the same day as everyone else) [10:32] 2) the bug report contains private information (credit card numbers, passwords, etc.) [10:33] So, the first group is easy: you will only be able to un-private them if you already have all the security training. [10:34] The second group is harder: you need to review and analyse all the available information (including digging through any attachments) to ensure that no information is available. [10:35] mmm, ok exactly i read something about the point 2. But i don't understand if i have to remove the coredump file always. [10:36] Generally if there's a coredump file, you want to get the apport-retracer to retrace it. [10:37] ok thanks. [13:02] good morning === MichealH_ is now known as MichealH [14:54] hi all ;) [14:54] good day devildante [14:55] how are you today? [14:55] pedro_: hi pedro_, all is fine :) [14:57] vish, so jibel is working with us in the mentoring program ;-) [14:57] vish, we can assign him all the remaining students! [14:59] seb128, is it in or out :P [15:00] \o/ [15:02] pedro_: oh wow! it reminds me of "Universal Soldiers!" , we would have a huge army! Jibel's Army! :D [15:02] yay! Bugs will have no chance now! [15:02] I would go more with jibel the exterminator! [15:03] bcurtiswx: have you seen jibel's wiki? i read his bug squashing comment and my jaw dropped in awe! :) [15:04] No, link? [15:05] bcurtiswx: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JeanBaptisteLallement > "I'm in the top 3 contributors for bug management activity: karma (reaching apport will be hard though " [15:07] pedro_: you loose to jibel ;p [15:07] pedro_ is third now! [15:08] If only I had that amount of free time.. Lol [15:09] I hope I get in this top 20 some time... [15:09] I will be triaging much more once I take my qualifying exams [15:11] Computational sciences and informatics with a concentration in space sciences and astrophysics.... And I have to repeat that when people ask what I do... [15:11] That's what my phd will be in if I get there [15:12] Can someone update the "nominate for" part in bug 502610? [15:12] Launchpad bug 502610 in webkit (Ubuntu) (and 3 other projects) "Chinese characters unexpectedly switch fonts in WebKit-GTK (affects: 3) (dups: 1) (heat: 28)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/502610 [15:13] Lucid must be declined [15:29] "[...]with an average speed of 1K bugs per month[...]" what an amazing definitin of speed! === JanC_ is now known as JanC [16:14] hi pedro_ [16:15] hello chrisccoulson [16:15] about the firefox crash reports with failed retrace - we've actually blacklisted firefox in apport now [16:15] crash reports go directly to mozilla instead (for maverick) [16:15] chrisccoulson nice!, i've been looking into the ones left at lp [16:16] cool, thanks. it's probably best to just close the unuseful ones from maverick now [16:16] chrisccoulson ok will do that [16:16] thanks [16:18] you're welcome :-) [16:19] devildante, really? [16:19] Ubuntu BugSquad: devildante is an addict. [16:19] pedro_, ? [16:19] he's even working on old bug days!! [16:19] * pedro_ hugs devildante [16:19] * devildante hugs back pedro_ [16:19] devildante, can i clone you? [16:19] pedro_: okay, go ahead :p [16:20] ;-) [16:21] pedro_: maybe someone should add more bugs to the translations bug day, I finished them all and I wouldn't like the bugday to be cancelled [16:21] we need to motivate :p [16:22] I need to correct: I almost finished them, kamusin took care of the rest :p [16:25] devildante, we can add some more confirmed , because there's no more New reports :-P [16:25] haha [16:25] let me do the query and i'll add those [16:25] okay :) [16:26] * devildante will go take care of old bug day ;) [16:32] simar: hi [16:33] ashams: hi [16:33] ashams: done same work .. [16:34] simar: not yet. studying more! [16:34] ashams: k, keep going [16:34] ashams: i wonder why you set the status of the bug i told you to triage again.. to new [16:35] simar: the reporter provided the needed info! [16:36] simar: but only one reported it, so I could not confirm [16:36] simar: is that wrong? [16:36] ashams: i think you are not on right track [16:37] ashams: please note the following points [16:37] ashams: wait ... point me to that bug first .. get the link [16:37] simar: gust a sec! [16:38] ashams: ya [16:40] simar: here it is: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/611992 [16:40] Launchpad bug 611992 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu) "Synaptics TouchPad: no supported touchpad found (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [Undecided,New] [16:42] ashams: wait [16:43] simar: k [16:45] ashams: triaging means following the bug until it is fixed.. you have to set the status to triaged when there is enough information for a developer to work on it [16:47] simar: yes, but can be with only one Affected, and can't reproduce? [16:49] simar: :) ? === devildante is now known as devildante-afk [17:28] ashams: there?? [17:28] ashams: my internet broke [17:31] ashams: you can't reproduce every bug in your own system .. [17:32] ashams: in that case, you should ask for logs from affected users .. that way looking on the logs you can confirm the bug [17:40] ashams: heya .... .. .. .. . [17:44] Off-Topic I know, but I finished a perfect HP Mini-2133 install w/10.04.1 even BCM4312 wifi nic drivers worked out of the box, Well done all !! [17:48] QA Team Meeting 1700 UTC in #ubuntu-quality [17:48] KE1HA: dood [17:49] i got a 2133 [17:49] quite a pain [17:49] im still using the openchrome driver [17:50] hggdh: ping [17:50] i didnt make it on here yesterday morning [17:51] maybe we can schedule something? [17:51] holstein: I noticed ;-) [17:51] * holstein opens calendar [17:51] hggdh: how about tomorrow? [17:51] 11? [17:51] holstein: deal [17:52] holstein: 11:00 on what TZ? [17:52] your in my timezone right? [17:52] its almost 1 for you too? [17:52] I do not know... I am US CDT [17:52] oh, you are EDT [17:52] yeah [17:52] hold on, let me check [17:52] hggdh: im open all day tomorrow [17:53] holstein: any time from 12:00 EDT -- 13:00 is good, for example [17:54] even better [17:54] lets say my noon then [17:54] holstein: 12:00 EDT it is [17:55] holstein: it picked the STA wifi Driver, and I used the ALT install ISO (debian-installer) to avoid any VID issues on boot / install start. Other than that, was perfect. [17:55] can someone on gnome look at bug 250664 (i'm on xfce) [17:55] Launchpad bug 250664 in gnome-device-manager (Ubuntu) ""Device Manager" entry not appearing in System -> Administration (faulty gnome-device-manager.desktop) (heat: 5)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/250664 [17:56] KE1HA: via released a driver recently [17:56] nigelb: so such entry under Maverick Gnome [17:57] hggdh: 'no'? [17:57] holstein: the STA specifically called out 4 versions, 4312 and a couple others where as the BCM diver seemed generic. Hope this fixes some BCM issues as there's allot of folks having trouble with them. [17:57] hggdh: also, is there such an app? [17:58] KE1HA: check out this screenshot http://imagebin.org/111345 ;) [17:59] holstein: Nastey :-) .. not having that problem at all. [17:59] yeah, that was my first try installing that VIA driver [17:59] i manually put the files where they go [18:00] and got it working [18:00] but no 3D [18:00] nigelb: nowadays, I do not think so, but pedro_ is the expert on Gnome... [18:00] and the openchrome one seemed 'less hot' [18:00] holstein: check your BIOS as well, on the 2133 wiki page it mentions FM 04 with newer FW causing issues. [18:00] KE1HA: i got 04 [18:00] Hmm [18:00] Let me boot and will see what I ahve [18:01] nigelb: and it is indeed 'no' such appl in Maverick [18:01] i think i tried them all... [18:01] KE1HA: if you didnt do anything special [18:01] you got openchrome [18:01] AFAIK [18:01] hggdh: aha, I was afraid of that. [18:01] Nope, just out of the box install, apart form picking the boxed restricted driver. [18:01] and it works fine really [18:01] no 3D [18:01] but the display sleeps with it now [18:02] that was always my problem with the openchrome driver and this GPU [18:03] holstein: FM-03 [18:03] * holstein would like to have some 3D though [18:03] KE1HA: maybe i got 3 [18:03] i got the one that the wiki suggested [18:03] :-) on a mini well, that's a bit of a stretch for that little box. [18:03] my asus eee 900 [18:03] 3D [18:04] no problem [18:04] everything out of the box [18:04] simar: alright :) [18:04] how can I test the 3D ? [18:04] ashams: ah! [18:04] KE1HA: you can try to enable desktop effects [18:04] right click on the desktop [18:04] ashams: let me see what was going on.. [18:05] change desktop background [18:05] go to visual effects tab [18:05] and try one of the options [18:05] Got, having a play now [18:05] mine goes and looks for a driver [18:05] ashams: what you say after my last comments .. [18:05] and says 'no dice' [18:06] desktop effects could not be enabled :/ [18:06] i did get 3D with 9.10 [18:06] Yep, same same. [18:06] had to get the driver [18:06] install it [18:06] say some encantations [18:06] get the right firmware [18:06] and an older kernel [18:07] That's ok, this one doesn't need 3D .. can't hardly see the screen anyways :-) [18:07] i only stated working on it to get the display to sleep [18:07] and now it does [18:07] so its not a big deal [18:07] somethings are funky though [18:08] Yeah, this one dont need 3D fer it' intended purpose. Can use a full Laptop is I need that. [18:08] video playback is *not* always smooth [18:08] and sometimes i think its going to sleep [18:08] and it doesnt [18:08] and the sound dies [18:08] I tested that with the example's and went to utube and watched a few vids there, seemed ok. [18:09] occasionally [18:09] hasnt done it with the latest few kernels though [18:09] on the wiki it talks about sound levels not sticking, tested that, did not ahve to use alsamixer to stick them. [18:09] KE1HA: used to be [18:10] if i opened sound preferences [18:10] the device died === devildante-afk is now known as devildante [18:10] and i could restart it with a script [18:10] yeah [18:10] now 'sound preferences' just crashes [18:11] sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload [18:11] i got a shortcut on my desktop to that ^^ ;) [18:12] ashams: what you have to say? [18:12] KE1HA: i havent really been filing bugs either [18:12] im not sure what the devs are suppose to do [18:13] VIA doesnt really share [18:13] holstein: i've not ran nto any bugs yet, other than that 3d business, but then it's not really powerfull enough fer 3d i dont tink. [18:14] I was just happy WiFi worked OUB [18:14] vish: i think i have found you a papercut. i hope :-| [18:14] vish: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xchat/+bug/623066 [18:14] Launchpad bug 623066 in xchat (Ubuntu) "XChat does not remember favourite channels set from the right-click menu (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,Confirmed] [18:14] KE1HA: open sound preferences [18:14] maybe you got the other 2133 [18:15] i think there is a few different ones [18:15] but when i open sound preferences [18:15] sound pref's doesn't crash [18:15] and go to a few tabs [18:15] simar: oh noes! we have enough bugs! ;p [18:15] KE1HA: can you navigate through it? [18:15] vish: you can escape ;-)) [18:15] is that the one that came with SUSE? [18:15] simar: but that wouldnt be a papercut, we dont install xchat by default :) [18:15] this is an older box though, probably 2x or there abouts maybe a little more. [18:16] vish: ok, i c [18:16] vish: so you will happier ;-)) [18:16] holstein: this one came with Slug-Vista, that's why we put UB on it. [18:16] simar: hehe, one of these days, we should probably tag Ubuntu itself as a papercut ;p [18:16] everywhere there is a bug! [18:17] p/n KX869AT#ABA [18:17] KE1HA: well, dont belive its too slow for 3D [18:17] holstein: the Sound card is VT1708/A is that helps. [18:17] my eee runs compiz great [18:17] its the VIA chips [18:18] my EEE is 900mhz ;) [18:18] Over all, im pretty happy with it thus far. [18:18] vish: this make users to think... there is none because people like you work tirelessly to identify and fix them ... great soul . [18:18] im always about to break this one [18:18] ashams: there ?? [18:19] well, iv'e got plenty of 3D boxs, dual 9800GT's GTX 280's no need here fer a little mini 3D box :-) [18:19] 80:01.0 Audio device: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT1708/A [Azalia HDAC] (VIA High Definition Audio Controller) (rev 10) [18:20] KE1HA: you can open sound preferences? [18:20] and navigate through it? [18:20] HEY [18:20] now i can :) [18:20] vish: I have not been able to contact stanley_robertso till now here in IRC. [18:21] same model chip, yes I can open SP, and mess around, no crach, but did notice the Sound Vol goes away on the bar is I change it. [18:21] simar: odd, though, you two often dont meet at the same time! can you try sending him an email? [18:21] yeah, its *way* better [18:21] just a couple months ago [18:21] i would open sound preferences [18:22] and the device would disappear [18:22] w00t :) [18:22] simar: irc contact is not a requirement, though it helps.. :) [18:22] vish: ok .. i note it [18:22] KE1HA: last time i opened it, when the sound vol went away, it crashed [18:22] holstein: yep, your right, it does vanish, guess that's why the vol selector goes away. [18:23] but i was able to get through it once [18:23] thats improvement [18:23] It doesn't crash so to speak, jsut disappears. [18:23] Guess tha's a bug :-( [18:23] yeah, but what do we do? [18:24] VIA dont care [18:24] KE1HA: you want to file it? [18:24] Solution = Dont mess with the preferences :-) [18:24] hehe [18:25] Ok, time fer a coffe :-) [18:25] KE1HA: :) [18:25] glad to find a fellow 2133'er [18:37] simar: hey! [18:39] ashams: i think you should set the status to incomplete again.. [18:39] ashams: and read about the statuses again [18:39] simar: he had already included the Xorg.0.log in the report [18:40] ashams: so what .. after setting the incomplete status, you should set it to triage if you think it is fit to be worked upon by developer [18:41] ashams: just set the status and then i will tell you whta to do [18:43] simar: here's the Xorg.log, please use your browser to find "Synaptics", I think this is a problem with the Xorg module??? [18:43] simar: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/52774134/XorgLog.txt === ivoks_sleeping is now known as ivoks [18:45] simar: there? :-) [18:45] ashams: what do you find fishy in it? [18:49] simar: the Synaptics couldn't be Identified! [18:49] simar: it says: "[ 33.312] (EE) SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad Unable to query/initialize Synaptics hardware." [18:49] ashams: good work.. [18:50] simar: so, set to incomplete??? [18:51] ashams: sure [18:51] simar: why, everything is right there? [18:53] simar: and it became clear that the Xorg-Module has been Unloaded, due to Fail to Identification?! :---) [18:54] ashams: but why the identification failed .. [18:55] ashams: the linux kernel wrongly reported the touchpad .. so synaptics module loading failed [18:55] ashams: there [18:56] ashams: to confirm this thing we have a command that reports all input devices that kernel reports to x. [18:56] ask that from the user [18:56] simar: here's my best guess, it had been mistakenly associated to Driver 1.2.2, which is not the correct one for that version! [18:57] simar: ok [18:57] simar: sorry have to go now, ill do it and confirm through mail, bye for now> [18:58] ashams: wild guess!! higher driver version should not stop support for some touchpads [18:58] ashams: wait [18:58] ashams: a sec [18:59] ashams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingTouchpadDetection [18:59] pedro_, jibel: I am wondering about regression-potential. I read it as "not having confirmed a regression", but this is not how it is being used now [18:59] simar: im still working on that doc? [18:59] ashams: see this In case your touchpad features like scrolling, tapping, etc does not work at all. [19:00] ashams: in particular [19:00] simar: well! [19:00] ashams: NOTE SOME POINTS [19:00] hggdh, today it is used as a regression in a development release. [19:00] pedro_, jibel: what do you think of having a 'regression-devel' (or the likes) for the current development version of Ubuntu, and using 'regression-potential' as above? [19:00] ashams: always comment if you will change the bug status in future atleast for some 1 month ... [19:00] simar: you say that i need to ask him for the /proc/bus/input/devices file [19:01] ashams: you are absolutely right .. [19:01] hggdh, but that means that once the dev become a release you'll have to change all the remaining -potential to -release. [19:01] ashams: you are getting the stuff [19:01] jibel: don't we need to do it now, anyway? [19:01] hggdh, there is currently no status to say 'this is maybe a regression but needs confirmation' [19:01] simar: I really have to go NOW :) [19:01] jibel: yes, I agree. This is why I am proposing it [19:02] ashams: make sure you comment [19:02] ashams: you can leave .. have a nice day [19:02] we could use a regression-release even in devel because after all this is a development release. [19:03] yes, we could. My issue is I do not think current usage is intuitive [19:03] hggdh, what is a regression in maverick. This is an opened report or a task targeted to maverick and tagged with regression-release. [19:04] jibel: this is another issue: we may have multiple nominations [19:04] and we cannot stick the tag to a tassk [19:04] hggdh, I think that too. And that's why regression- reports are sometimes messy [19:05] hggdh, you have to open 1 bug per regression. If the regression affects several releases, then open several tasks. [19:05] yep. I have seen 'regression- used (like 'regression-lucid'). Perhaps this is a way out [19:06] jibel: but opening one bug per identified version is much more work [19:06] hggdh, I mean one bug per regression with 1 task per release affected by this regression [19:07] oh, OK, yes. But, then, which tag to use? [19:07] hggdh, regression-potential until the regression is confirmed. [19:07] once confirmed set it to regression-release or -update [19:08] jibel: then we agree that current usage is not ideal [19:08] hggdh, this for all the releases even the dev release. [19:08] jibel: no, currently we set regression-potential *only* for the devel release (at least how it is documented) [19:09] if there is a regression in the dev release and it's not fix before the release it become a regression in the stable release. [19:09] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Tags#Regression%20specific [19:09] hggdh, Yes and I think that's the point that needs to be addressed. [19:09] cool! [19:10] let's get pedro_ 's input when he is back [19:10] hggdh, the workflow is no clear because you don't at which step of the regression you are. [19:10] jibel: indeed [19:10] and clarifying the workflow may help us [19:10] hggdh, we would have regression-* to track the regression and the bug/task statuses to track the fix of the regression. [19:11] No change in the development process and no specific management for the developers. [19:11] jibel: so we keep on using -potential as it is, and extend it *also* for current published releases? [19:12] hggdh, this way the regression workflow is quite linear. All the release are handled in the same way, we know which regression are really regressions [19:12] which release is affected [19:12] and which step we at fixing it. [19:13] s/we/we are/ [19:13] hggdh, yes we extend the use of -potential to the stable releases and -release to the devel release. [19:14] jibel: ack [19:14] we will have to propose/publish the changes to -devel also [19:14] hggdh, Do you know who designed the process initially ? [19:15] hggdh, It would be good to know the historical issues they encountered. [19:15] jibel: I do not remember, I think it was started by bdmurray -- but not sure [19:15] who, BTW, might also want to comment here ;-) [19:17] hggdh, I'm out for diner. See you tomorrow. [19:21] jibel: bonne soiree [19:27] bye [19:34] pedro_: aound ? [19:35] pedro_: around? [19:38] * bcurtiswx tries translating hggdh [19:41] bcurtiswx: good evening, with syntax errors (should have been 'bonne soirée' [19:42] Ah, muchas gracias [19:42] bcurtiswx: er, French, not Spanish ;-) [19:42] merci beaucoup [19:43] Lol, I know === yofel_ is now known as yofel === ivoks is now known as ivoks_away [20:41] pedro_: around? [20:42] njin, yes [21:11] don't tell to devildante, pedro_ [21:11] ! [21:11] dammit a secret [21:11] secret?! [21:11] don't tell to devildante, pedro_ [21:11] oooh! [21:11] heh [21:12] i won't tell you [21:12] and neither to hggdh [21:12] * nigelb neither [21:12] pedro_: did we ever tell hggdh [21:12] nigelb, of course not! what are you thinking? [21:13] pedro_: hahah [21:13] oh, so now there are two of us... [21:13] we can tell him another clue at the next BugSquad meeting [21:13] or at UDS [21:13] ! [21:13] pedro_: grrrrr [21:14] pedro_: and next one in natty sprint. Good idea. [21:14] muahah [21:16] hey, I just discovered the secret! [21:16] oh oh oh oh [21:16] ! [21:16] hggdh, ^ [21:20] * hggdh adds devildante to the list [21:20] * vish consoles hggdh :) [21:20] * devildante hides [21:20] LOL [21:21] hahahaa