[00:12] highvoltage, :) [00:13] slangasek, blog entry done. Seems I don't have permissions for that final step though. [00:13] what's the final step/ [00:13] ? [00:13] Post announcement to Launchpad (ubuntu-drivers members have posting rights) [00:14] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+announce [00:14] seems I don't have access anymore either [00:14] I think you need someone on the TB then [00:15] * skaet nods [00:16] yeah, we need to change that comment as well then. [00:21] cjwatson, pitti ^^ [00:46] slangasek, cjwatson, pitti - kees helped out, step 5 done. [00:46] And with that - I call it a day. [00:46] ok, great :) [00:46] congrats on the beta! [00:47] thank you all, for getting the beta out! awesome teamwork. :) [01:00] oh geez [01:00] Build status [01:00] [NEEDSBUILD] Needs building [01:00] Start 2011-04-03 [01:00] wtf, ppc [01:10] could I get permission to upload this to natty? http://paste.ubuntu.com/588060/ [01:11] i have a couple of other fixes coming for cobbler, but this one in particular is making iterative development difficult [01:11] * kirkland uploads, as I know you'll reject if there's a problem [01:19] Okay, just uploaded cobbler part 2 of obvious fixes [01:19] * micahg thought the archive was open again [01:19] i have some more functional ones coming tomorrow [01:19] for now, I'm worn out [07:25] skaet: congratulations! === doko_ is now known as doko [12:48] skaet: do we have to have the release meeting today? dunno about you but I'm knackered. :-) [12:48] (I notice you haven't sent out the agenda yet, so was wondering if you were contemplating cancelling) [13:11] fwiw, our team has nothing new/scary to report. [13:35] cjwatson, skaet: FYI, cd image cronjobs turned back on [13:36] nothing major from desktop either [13:36] except that the latest unity fixed a gazillion crashes, it's actually stable again :) [13:45] pitti, seems 2d unity was fixed aswell! [13:46] * cjwatson is still deep inside a horrifically complex gdb/qemu session for wubi [13:46] 18 breakpoints with a bunch of custom commands ... [14:11] * ogra_ wouldnt have much to report for armel either ... and wouldnt mind skipping this week [14:22] cjwatson or pitti (or any other release team member): Please look at the utouch-grail upload that just went up and the commentary in Bug 742582. I think it's completely out of line. [14:22] Launchpad bug 742582 in utouch-grail (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Add touch gesture events (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/742582 [14:23] "if anyone has any problems with this change, they need to take it up with Mark Shuttleworth" and then uploads. [14:32] ScottK: I'm not hugely fond of that comment, but pitti had already approved the FFE (comment #8) [14:33] OK. [14:33] I'd missed that. === nhandler is now known as [N] [14:44] not that I'd massively like it either, but there wasn't a lot to decide about this :/ === [N] is now known as PinkUnicorns [14:51] Agreed. [14:51] I think it had to be approved, but the take it up with ... comment is really out of line. [14:52] It was also, as cjwatson thankfully pointed out to me, completely unneeded since you'd already approved it. [14:53] Given that the function was specified and Unity depended on it, they could have even reasonably argued it was a bug fix. [15:08] cjwatson, pitti, Daviey - yeah, ran out of energy to get the agenda updated with the latest bugs after finishing the release. I figured a quick round table might be prudent though to make sure we're all set on plans for the next couple of weeks. I want to make sure everyone is aware of the freeze dates we talked about on u-release maillist, for instance. [15:09] don't bother preparing reports, just interested if there are any critical issues. [15:11] would also like to see what the results are like from the testing and hardware cert teams. === Pici is now known as ZarroBoogs [15:21] ScottK, Riddell, ^^ [15:22] OK. [16:43] Hello [16:43] I'm part of the Cairo-Dock team and I want to update Cairo-Dock packages on Ubuntu. I've opened two bug reports (cairo-dock and its plug-ins) one month ago (before the FF) with two linked branches: https://code.launchpad.net/bugs/723994 & https://code.launchpad.net/bugs/723995. [16:43] Launchpad bug 723994 in cairo-dock (Ubuntu Natty) (and 1 other project) "FFe: Please update Cairo-Dock to 2.3.0~0rc1 version (affects: 2) (heat: 16)" [Wishlist,New] [16:43] I've contacted a few people on IRC and we said to me last time that I'd to do this request today (due to the beta freeze). [16:43] So... is it possible to help me? [16:59] Ok I'll be back later but I hope somebody may help me! [17:12] matttbe, sorry we were in release meeting [17:14] pitti, around? [17:14] skaet: yes [17:15] pitti, any reservations on accepting the new cairo-dock in? [17:15] * pitti looks [17:16] skaet: if you looked at it, fine for me; it's an universe leaf package [17:18] pitti, haven't gone through the code yet, but will do the check then if it has a chance. it seems to have been overlooked, and a probable good thing to have. [17:19] micahg, you had some issues on the cairo-dock plug-ins did they get resolved? [17:23] skaet: I wanted to look into the option of merging from Debian, but at this point, I would just take what he has if it's upload worthy and merge next cycle [17:23] micahg, ok. [17:24] thanks [17:24] he disagrees with how Debian has done the packaging [17:27] skaet and micahg: We need to be careful not to fork the package from Debian. [17:27] why do we have cairo-dock-plugins and cairo-dock-plug-ins? [17:27] right, he says it's not in the spirit of upstream, I was going to review that, but he said that we never merged from Debian before [17:27] looks like the former has never even built [17:27] One is a transitional package. [17:27] Laney: that's another problem [17:27] Or our package naming is different. [17:29] we should probably remove & blacklist it until this is sorted out [17:29] and encourage him to speak to Debian [17:29] yep, we've never merged with Debian before for cairo-dock, so I'd say we can worry about that next cycle, the -plug-ins -plugins issue is another story, we should probably just drop the Debian one for this cycle and get it sorted out early in oneiric [17:30] IMHO [17:30] Laney: he already has, but maybe we can help facilitate better communication [17:30] yeah [17:30] do we have a clear description of what the problems are? [18:31] skaet: ping [18:32] micahg: yup? [18:33] skaet: hi, there's a thunderbird update planned for during final freeze (april 19), but that might slip a couple days, wondering if we should try to get it in or stage it in the security PPA [18:33] * skaet checking some dates ... sec [18:35] micahg, april 19 is way too late for Natty, so it will have to go in after. [18:35] is it a security fix? if not, should probably go through the SRU side. [18:35] -security rather than SRU [18:35] (SRU => -proposed/-updates) [18:35] skaet: ok, we can probably upload it once it hits the beta channel upstream (apr 4), I'm just wondering about any potential respins [18:35] :) [18:36] probably has security fixes [18:37] fair enough then. [18:37] 4/11 is when we freeze for beta 2 - so best if its in before then. [18:39] skaet: well, I or chrisccoulson can get whatever the current build candidate is by then, I'm wondering what to do though if there's a respin after that point [18:39] After that, -security option, if there are true security bug fixes that still need to be applied. -proposed for other bug fixes. ok? [18:40] micahg, don't wait until 4/11 please - earlier is better. [18:41] skaet: well, here's the real question, do we risk having a non-final build at release if there's a respin [18:41] or do we release the security update potentially 9 days late [18:41] bug fixes will be reviewed and accepted for beta 2, and up 4/21. [18:42] so, 4/19 could conceivably squeak in if the bug fixes are reasonable. But would want it as diffs, rather than full image, so we know what's there. [18:43] skaet: ok, anything for the respins would be bug fix [18:43] If there wasn't security fixes involved, I'd be tempted to just wait until oneiric. [18:43] thanks micahg [18:44] skaet: ok, so to summarize so I'm clear, we should get in the candidate build as soon as possible and bug fixes to the candidate build would most likely be ok up until 4/21 [18:45] micahg, since we'll be doing the release images build on 4/21, best plan on fixes up to 4/20. [18:45] * micahg hopes they release on time then [18:45] * skaet agrees. [18:45] skaet: I'll actually be off 4/19 and 4/20, but hopefully we'll know the week before [18:45] I think that may be bug 742967 dead at last [18:45] Launchpad bug 742967 in grub2 (Ubuntu Natty) (and 2 other projects) "Natty Wubi grub prompt on install (affects: 2) (dups: 1) (heat: 18)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/742967 [18:46] ev will need to build a new Wubi binary though [18:46] (after it's built) [18:46] otherwise, its probably going to be get it into the -security queue, and have it ready as a 0-day fix. [18:46] will do [18:46] cjwatson, that's great to hear. :) [18:46] skaet: BTW, it's on xubuntu that would be impacted by this if an ISO respin was needed [18:46] *only [18:46] skaet: I suspect getting it in between Beta 2 and when we spin the final candidate images would be OK. [18:47] ev: upgrading to grub-pc 1.99~rc1-8ubuntu1 should be sufficient [18:47] It = Thunderbird. [18:48] cjwatson: congratulations on hopefully getting to the bottom of it [18:48] micahg, Thunderbird does tend to get used by alot of Ubuntu users as well, so not sure its just Xubuntu impact. [18:48] and noted [18:48] ev: I did eventually manage to distil a non-Wubi test environment out of it [18:48] skaet: right, but I think that's the only ISO impacted [18:49] micahg - fair 'nuf. :) [18:49] cjwatson: in that you were able to reproduce the bug outside of a wubi install, or you crafted something reusable for further testing of grub? [18:50] if you have a config file on a loopback device that re-loopbacks itself and then calls loadfont on unicode.pf2 (to allocate lots of memory and force the freed memory out), and then a big pile of comments to ensure that you go onto another disk block, then some random echo comments, the echo commands will fail to run correctly [18:50] skaet: I'm wrong, the DVD is as well... [18:50] it's not a reliable test, but it was good enough to check that I'd got it right [18:51] nice [18:51] in the Wubi environment, I just forced it to skip over the re-loopback, and confirmed that I got to a GRUB menu that way [18:52] (forced> using a very carefully-selected breakpoint and 'jump' in gdb) [18:56] micahg, ack. 4/20 for fixes in, else plan on zero day updates. [18:56] hi all [18:56] * skaet --> lunch and some errands, back on later. [18:56] i was wondering about the progress on the exception request for bug #733327 [18:56] Launchpad bug 733327 in libubuntuone (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "[UI FFE] Notify user of missing MP3 support (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/733327 === skaet is now known as skaet_afk === bjf is now known as bjf[afk] === bjf[afk] is now known as bjf === skaet_afk is now known as skaet