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stgrabercjwatson: diagnostic so far is that the .md5sum file isn't even read by ucf, not sure why yet00:02
* SpamapS wipes the sweat off his brow, checks for any bleeding wounds, then returns to hacking00:03
micahgstgraber: FYI, cjwatson said he was gone a few hours ago in case you're waiting for a quick answer00:12
stgrabercjwatson: ok, found the issue, it's caused by the fact that we have a lastsum on the system, so the whole .md5sum file is ignored00:12
stgrabermicahg: nope, not really hoping for a quick answer :) I'll likely post that in the bug report anyway00:12
micahgstgraber: k :)00:13
ohsixam i seeing things or is python-ubuntuone-client and ubuntuone-client broke right now w/ unsatisfiable deps00:41
ohsixahhnm i know what to check, ftb for my arch00:43
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keesskaet: what's the best way to answer the question "is pkg Foo seeded?"01:42
cjwatsonkees: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/germinate-output/01:43
cjwatsongrep through that (perhaps over ssh rather than http)01:43
skaetkees,  its an area I'm still learning about,  germinate is what folks use.01:43
keescjwatson: ah, yes, germinate again. how quickly I forget. :)01:45
cjwatson(also: make the distinction between "explicitly seeded" and "pulled in by dependency-expansion of seeds")01:46
keeswell, mostly I'm trying to sort out the mess that is cyrus-sasl2-heimdal. we branched from debian at the wrong time...01:47
keescurrently cyrus-sasl2-heimdal is uninstallable and ftbfs. it's in universe, but people do use it.01:48
cjwatsonthe rdepends/ directories in germinate-output can tell you why something is wanted in main01:49
keesnothing seems to seed it, so that's nice. but to fix it, we need debian's -6 of cyrus-sasl2, and that gets seeded by lots. I suspect this'll need a -proposed update after release.01:49
cjwatsonthey're the answer to many questions in that area01:49
cjwatsonI'd prefer to keep the term "seeded" for "there's an explicit entry in the seed files kept in bzr for it"01:50
keesgotcha01:50
cjwatsonsince that corresponds to the useful concept of "we explicitly decided we wanted this in main regardless of dependencies" (mostly)01:51
cjwatsonand besides the verb/noun correspondence makes more sense that way :)01:51
cavedonhi, jcc binary  on natty needs to be rebuilt. what is the procedure for requesting a rebuild at this stage?02:25
cavedonI guess open a bug and subscribe whom?02:26
sladencavedon: open a bug, subscribe ubuntu-release02:42
cavedonsladen, thanks02:42
sladencavedon: got the bug number/package name?02:46
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cavedonsladen, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/jcc/+bug/76873303:00
ubottuUbuntu bug 768733 in jcc (Ubuntu) "undefined symbol JNI_GetDefaultJavaVMInitArgs (needs rebuild)" [Undecided,New]03:00
sladencavedon: python -m jcc.__main__   "/usr/bin/python: No module named _jcc"   that's a different error to what the bug report suggests?>03:06
sladencavedon: how can I test the rebuild fixes it?03:07
happyaronIs there any plan about Firefox 4 for Lucid?06:08
micahghappyaron: no, but maybe 5 or 606:12
micahghappyaron: you can get it now in the PPA, ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable06:12
happyaronmicahg: thanks. I'm using Nighly from ftp.mozilla.org now, which get auto-update everyday.06:18
micahghappyaron: we have nightlies too, ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa, package is firefox-trunk06:18
happyaronthanks.06:19
didrocksgood morning07:56
smoseranyone have any ideas? i've got a self signed https server . i have 2 systems running natty, that comlain about it, but will let me get the file.08:04
smoseri have 2 systems running lucid (headless systems, the other 2 are desktops) that simply refuse08:04
smoserwget says: Unable to establish SSL connection.08:04
smoserpython urllib2 gives: urllib2.URLError: <urlopen error [Errno 104] Connection reset by peer>08:05
loolslangasek: apparently the u1 package issue went away by itself08:15
loolor someone fixed it08:15
slangasekyeah, there was IS fixing involved :)08:15
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tseliotRiddell: can you approve fglrx in the archive, please? It contains updates to the EULA and to the documentation09:12
tseliotit won't affect the image build since the driver is not installed by default09:12
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Quintasangood morning11:29
mdeslaurgood morning13:18
mdeslaur@pilot in13:18
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ScottKsladen: I took care of jcc.14:12
ScottKtseliot: It's on the Kubuntu DVD so it does affect image building.14:14
tseliotScottK: ah, I didn't know that14:14
sladenScottK: ta14:16
J_ReyAnyone know if the system requirements are going to noticably increase if using Unity?14:31
tomreynis there a universal command which can be used to check for presence of installed non-free kernel modules?14:35
tomreyni think apport and reportbug do this but i'm not sure how14:36
mterrytomreyn, jockey?14:43
directhextomreyn, /proc/sys/kernel/tainted14:43
directhextomreyn, 0 means no non-free modules14:44
tomreyndirecthex: that's what i was looking for, thanks. How would I go about identifying which modules are tainting the kernel?14:46
directhextomreyn, that's rather more involved ;)14:47
tomreynokay, i'll leave it there for now, that's good enough for my needs.14:48
directhextomreyn, try something like for i in `lsmod | tail -n +2 | cut -f1 -d' '`; do if [ -n "$(modinfo $i | grep ^license | grep -v GPL)" ]; then echo $i; fi; done14:56
ScottKi14:56
directhextomreyn, this is unsophisticated & will spit out a module which isn't really tainted (e.g. MIT only), and will miss modules which lie to fool the kernel (e.g. "not GPL; Proprietary")14:56
smoserdoes anyone have a https server with a self signed cert running on natty ?15:01
smoseri have a little python based web server, with self signed cert and I can't connect to it from lucid using python or wget (Unable to establish SSL connection.)15:02
smoseri want to make sure its not a bug in the natty openssl stack15:02
mdeslaursmoser: what about wget with --no-check-certificate?15:04
smoserit fails.15:04
smosersame command succeeds from natty to natty15:04
smoserboth complain about the certificate15:05
smoserbut it gives "Unable to establish ssl connection" when run from lucid -> natty.15:05
mdeslaursmoser: hmm...interesting15:06
smoserwait. i might not have been cclear15:06
smoserserver is natty python based self signed cert.15:07
smoserwhen client is lucid, wget and python fail15:07
smoserwhen client is natty, wget and python both succeed15:07
mdeslaursmoser: give me a few minutes, I'll set up a natty apache with https and try it15:09
ftarobbiew, hi, do we know how debdelta compares with google's courgette?15:12
ftarobbiew, https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/developers/design-documents/software-updates-courgette15:12
RoAkSoAxmdeslaur: howdy!! Since you are piloting, could you please sponsor bug #768598 please?15:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 768598 in powernap (Ubuntu) "PowerNap does not take recover action in PowerSave mode after powernap-now" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76859815:12
robbiewfta: I don't, and tbh  would prefer to use something shared by debian15:13
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ftarobbiew, ok, fair enough. i just has the impression that courgette would be several orders of magnitude smaller15:14
ftabut i didn't test deltadeb15:14
mdeslaurRoAkSoAx: sure...I'll have to ask the release team for approval first though15:14
mdeslaurRoAkSoAx: actually...looks like it's too late for release, so it needs to be an SRU once natty is out15:16
RoAkSoAxmdeslaur: Oh, I didn't know that we were already frozen. Thanks though!15:17
tumbleweedsmoser: works for me (twisted ssl server)15:20
smosertumbleweed, you have a self signed https server running on natty? and you can connect to it using wget or python from lucid ?15:23
tumbleweedsmoser: with --no-check-certificate yes15:23
smoserok. thank you.15:24
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ScottKRoAkSoAx and mdeslaur: You can upload to natty-proposed now, although (unless I screw up) it won't get accepted until release.15:32
ScottKNo need to wait.15:33
mdeslaurScottK: ah! cool, thanks15:34
mdeslaurRoAkSoAx: I'll upload powernap as a day 0 SRU15:42
kirklandmdeslaur: RoAkSoAx: thanks15:42
RoAkSoAxScottK: cool!! good to know! Thanks15:43
RoAkSoAxmdeslaur: awesome! Thank you15:43
RoAkSoAxkirkland: wouldn't have even noticed if you wouldn't have pointed it out :)15:43
kirklandRoAkSoAx: i was working with negronjl, showing it off, and it broke for both of us15:43
RoAkSoAxkirkland: yeah I don't really know what happened cause I did patch that. I guess I just forgot to commit those 3 lines when changing laptopsg15:44
RoAkSoAxkirkland: btw.. how did the tests go? How much energy savings were shown?15:44
RoAkSoAxkirkland: btw the issue was only seen when executing powernap-now, cause it wouldn't have come back up with activity or powerwake-now. But other than that everything was working as expected15:46
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tomreyndirecthex: thanks for the non-free kernel module one-liner :)16:36
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mdeslaur@pilot out16:59
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hallynDaviey: about bug 769025, what do we do with it, target it at 'natty-updates'?17:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 769025 in libcgroup (Ubuntu) "package cgroup-bin 0.37.1-1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed pre-removal script returned error exit status 1" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76902517:47
ohsixhallyn: do you know offhand if cgroup-bin still makes suspend fail?17:53
hallynohsix: nope17:56
hallynthatis, i don't know17:57
ohsixi had a fun time figuring it out :] installed it to check it out a few times and thought the failures were from thekernel or something related17:57
ohsixthe way it bins threads, kernel and otherwise messes with the ordering of something, at least with the default configuration in cgroup-bin17:57
ohsixi didn't know enough about it (that's why i wnated to mess with it) to offer a fix, and i still don't; shrug17:58
hallynohsix: there is an open bug about it right?18:02
hallyn(pretty sure i saw one before)18:02
hallynif i get through some other bugs, i may try to reproduce here18:02
ohsixyea i think i filed one after i found out & closed the bug i reported for the suspend18:02
ohsixone moment18:03
ohsixhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libcgroup/+bug/71318718:04
ubottuUbuntu bug 713187 in libcgroup (Ubuntu) "cgroup-bin default configuration breaks suspend" [Undecided,New]18:04
hallynohsix: thanks18:18
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ScottKbarry: I think Bug #768363 is python2.7 related.  I was wondering if you could have a look.18:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 768363 in software-properties (Ubuntu) "Not able to change software origins in software-properties-kde - TypeError: coercing to Unicode: need string or buffer, NoneType found" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76836318:37
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dobeycan someone approve the lucid/maverick nominations on bug #663001 please?19:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 663001 in libubuntuone trunk "My Downloads page shows incorrect status for songs with some non-English characters" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66300119:45
Cas07I updated this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pygtk/+bug/664920 with ubuntu sponsors so that it can be backported but i am wondering if there is anything else i should do?20:11
ubottuUbuntu bug 664920 in pygtk (Ubuntu) "100% CPU usage when calling a child process from a python script" [Undecided,Confirmed]20:11
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hallynohsix: actually, i think libcgroup may no longer stop suspend from working.  It's not placing tasks in any child cgroups for me by default20:38
hallynohsix: that's not to say you can't write a config to make it do so.  (nor that i'm just wrong about my conclusion)20:39
ohsixdid the config remove the default groupings?20:39
ohsixright, the config it came with in mav was what was moving things20:39
hallynok - we still might want to teach libcgroup explicitly not to move kthreadd, but by default maybe it won't mess people up20:40
Davieyhallyn, That package is universe, and unseeded by flavours as far as i can see.  Therefore, natty pocket makes sense still.20:40
ohsixit might be more than kthreadd, at least with respect to suspend, but since it's bad to do it's probably prudent20:41
hallynohsix: right20:41
hallynDaviey: are you saying go ahead and dput?20:41
Davieyhallyn, Final freeze for universe/multiverse is 26th.20:41
Davieyhallyn, Yes, i would.20:42
hallynDaviey: cool, then i just have to find someone who's not on vacation who can sponsor :)20:42
hallynSpamapS: around?20:42
Davieyhallyn, linky, i can20:42
hallynfinding20:42
Davieyhallyn, Vacation is for wuffos.20:42
hallynDaviey: the source (minus .orig.tar.gz) is at http://people.canonical.com/~serge/libcgroup_0.37.1-1ubuntu2-package.tgz.  bzr tree is linked to the bug which is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libcgroup/+bug/76902520:44
ubottuUbuntu bug 769025 in libcgroup (Ubuntu) "package cgroup-bin 0.37.1-1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed pre-removal script returned error exit status 1" [Medium,Confirmed]20:44
hallynDaviey: i could do with a week vacation with no laptop available20:44
Davieyhallyn, so bzr branch is suitable for review?20:44
hallynyup20:44
hallynwant me to do merge request?20:44
Davieyhallyn, I get shaky hands if i haen't checked my email for an hour.20:44
Davieyhallyn, sure, go for it.20:44
hallynmerge proposal sent20:45
hallynyeah i used to be that way.  i might still be.  wouldn't know, bc it hasn't happened :)20:46
Davieyhallyn, what about https://code.launchpad.net/~serge-hallyn/ubuntu/natty/libcgroup/upstart ?20:46
hallynDaviey: that's merged20:47
hallynwell upstart2 was20:47
hallynit was a long road :)20:48
Davieyhallyn, does that mean bug 681724 is fix released?20:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 681724 in libcgroup (Ubuntu) "cgroup-bin package installs with errors (failure to parse /etc/cgconfig.conf)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68172420:48
hallynDaviey: i forgot all about that one!  Yes, it is.  we're now mounting under /sys/fs/cgroup/20:49
hallynlooks like we licked 5 or 6 bugs with the last-minute release.  and so far only created one new one :)20:50
* hallyn ^5s jbernard 20:50
Davieyhallyn, Okay, looking at the merge proposal now.. Could you copy the debian/changelog entry that fixed that bug into a comment, and change the status to Fix Released please?20:50
hallyna comment on that bug you mean, right?20:51
hallyndone20:52
Davieyta20:52
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micahgmdke: ubuntu-docs firefox-index still references Ubuntu 10.10, I filed a bug against ubuntu-docs a couple weeks ago21:21
mdkemicahg: does firefox still use that these days? I thought it was all handled internally by now21:22
micahgmdke: firefox doesn't, but midori does and I think maybe others21:23
mdkemicahg: I can fix it now but don't know if the upload will be accepted21:23
ScottKSRU material now unless you can get a fix uploaded in the next 15 minutes.21:23
micahgmdke: would you rather me fix the midori home page?21:23
ScottKWe have a Ubiquity fix that's about to go in, so I can take a trivial fix if it's quick.21:24
micahgmdke: ugh, it's seeded, I'll see if I can fix midori and the other browsers instead21:24
mdkeit's fairly easy SRU material though21:25
mdkeScottK: I will try a gnome-user-docs upload in the next 15, as I have some help for mobile broadband that I'd like to get onto the images if at all possible21:26
ScottKHurry.  Just accepted Ubiquity.21:26
micahgmdke: ok, if you want to SRU the ubuntu-docs change, that'll probably be easier, then we can fix the other browsers for oneiric21:26
mdkeScottK: will depend how long it takes to build. Testing is straightforward21:28
ScottKLet's see how he does with my deadline for getting it in -release first ....21:28
ScottKOK21:28
ScottKmdke: It looks like you've got a little longer, there's some buildd backlog and I doubt Ubiquity will make the next publisher run.21:30
mdkeScottK: splendid, my laptop is a bit slow at building :)21:30
ScottKSo don't dawdle, but better to take a little extra time to get it right than to push it by a given moment.21:30
mdkenoted21:31
mdkehow much longer are we talking?21:31
mdkeScottK: uploaded21:59
ScottKLooking22:06
ScottKmdke: Accepted.22:07
mdkeScottK: a million thanks22:08
mdkeor hugs22:08
ScottKYou're welcome.22:08
* ScottK prefers thanks in whisky.22:08
macoScottK: taken Riddell's linguistic preferences to heart?22:09
ScottKI figure he's in a position to be authoritative on the matter.22:09
mdkeScottK: noted22:11
ScottKmdke: You coming to UDS again?22:11
mdkeScottK: I'm afraid not. In fact, I've never been to one22:12
mdke:(22:12
ScottKAh.  Too bad then.22:12
mdkedifficult to get away from work22:12
lamonthow on earth do I get &*^_&N  to quit thinking that because the window bumps in to the top of the screen when I move it that I for some inexplicable reason want a full screen version of it?22:35
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brodergo in ccsm and disable the grid plugin22:52
cjwatsonor Grid -> Edges -> Resize Actions -> Top Edge = None22:54
cjwatson(also in ccsm)22:54
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