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micahgScottK: did we ever get approval for -backports opening at feature freeze?00:09
micahg\o/ I got CMake and pkg-config to dance together00:20
RAOFWooooooo!00:37
TheMuso/c/c00:43
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pittiGood morning05:23
pittitjaalton: aah, failsafe-x05:23
RAOFpitti: Good morning!05:23
didrocksgood morning05:54
pittisuperm1: mythbuntu-live-autostart should be in beta-1?05:57
pittisuperm1: is ubiquity plugin migration to pygi necessary to work with the current ubiquity?05:58
pittislangasek: portmap wants to go to universe, do you know whether that's intended?06:11
infinitypitti: Seems that rpcbind has replaced it?06:24
pittiah06:30
infinity(seems like an odd wheel to have reinvented, but whatever, it's not like any of us particularly loved portmap)06:31
pittiah, removed from Debian as well, I'll follow suite06:31
pitti"suit"06:31
infinityOh, they removed portmap completely?  Interesting.06:32
pittihttp://packages.qa.debian.org/p/portmap.html06:32
infinityIndeed.06:32
infinity   portmap |    6.0.0-3 | source, alpha, amd64, armel, hppa, hurd-i386, i386, ia64, kfreebsd-amd64, kfreebsd-i386, mips, mipsel, powerpc, s390, sparc06:32
infinityClosed bugs: 56750206:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 561125 in linux (Ubuntu) "duplicate for #567502 WARNING: at /build/buildd/linux-2.6.32/kernel/softirq.c:143 local_bh_enable_ip+0x61/0x90() [ath9k]" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56112506:32
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infinityROM; superseded by rpcbind06:33
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infinityubottu: That was a Debian bug, you silly bot.06:33
ubottuinfinity: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)06:33
dholbachgood morning06:59
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ionthat.07:08
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pittisuperm1: ah, saw your ping on #u-release, nevermind07:40
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RAOFslangasek: Yo!  Question re: -dev packages and multiarch - /usr/include isn't treated specially, is it?  Meaning that -dev packages which ship /usr/include (ie: everything) can't be Multi-Arch: same?07:59
dokoRAOF, the can, as long as the files are the same on any arch08:05
RAOFdoko: Thanks.  I might see if I can make the documentation clearer, then.08:05
RAOFdoko: http://wiki.debian.org/Multiarch/Implementation says “Although Debian policy currently doesn't allow -dev packages to be Multi-Arch: same…”.  Is that the documentation being wrong, referring to the case when there are arch-specific files in /usr/include, or something else? :)08:28
dokoRAOF, currently you cannot install them, but afaik, they are accepted into the archive08:31
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RAOFdoko: Is this in Debian or Ubuntu?  My empirical testing suggests that i386 and amd64 -dev packages of libpciaccess are perfectly happy to be installed.08:33
RAOFAh, but not on Debian.08:36
dokoRAOF, dpkg is still missing the bits08:45
RAOFRight; as my experimental schroot has taught me.  But a -dev package marked as Multi-Arch: same will not necessarily be a violation of policy?  Documentation fixing time :/08:47
dokoRAOF, afaik, no. there are already lots of those merged back08:59
pittiev: do you think it's ok to disable the xklavier bits in ubiquity for now?09:41
pittiev: (not necessary for b1)09:41
ogra_Sweetshark, http://paste.ubuntu.com/677114/ is that already known (that armel, seems to affect all subarches) ?10:01
ogra_s/that/that's/10:01
pittiogra_: yes, LibO FTBFSed again after 2 days of buildig :/10:06
ogra_ah, k10:06
ogra_should we unseed it to the milestone on arm ?10:07
pittiogra_: it doesn't seem to be part of ubuntu-desktop on arm, is it?10:07
ogra_building it again will makes it hard to release in time i guess10:07
ogra_*make10:07
ogra_arm uses the same seed as everyone else i dont think we special case libO10:07
pittiogra_: ubuntu-desktop isn't shown as uninstallable on arm, that's why I thought it doesn't break images10:12
ogra_intresting10:12
* ogra_ goes to check the seeds10:12
ogra_desktop builds definitely fail due to it10:12
pitti * (libreoffice-writer) [i386 amd64 powerpc]10:13
pittiand similar for other libo-* packages10:13
pittiogra_: I have preinstalled builds in the queue, waiting for new ubuntu-desktop10:15
ogra_weird10:15
* pitti checks previous logs10:15
ogra_i wonder what pulls them in10:15
pittilast successful build is from 082210:15
ogra_yes, i know10:15
ogra_archive skew ...10:16
ogra_first telepathy-glib was out of sync with x86, then unity broke10:16
pittiah, I see in http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/livefs-build-logs/oneiric/ubuntu-omap4/20110829/livecd-20110829-armel.out10:16
pittilive: * libreoffice-help-en-us10:17
pitticould it be that one?10:17
pittiogra_: i. e. do the preinstalled ones use the live seed?10:17
ogra_yes10:17
ogra_when was that added ?10:18
pittiDepends: libreoffice-writer | language-support-translations-en10:18
ogra_seems the 22th build was fine10:18
pittil-s* doesn't exist any more10:18
pittiogra_: so let's update the live seeds to exclude that from armel?10:18
pittiI don't think we'll get an armel LibO build plus testing by Thursday10:18
pittiogra_: committed10:19
pittinow, I think we need two publisher cycles for that10:19
pittiwe need a main upload for this, /me looks10:19
ogra_right, well, we need a bunch of other changes anyway,  linaro changed the bootloader conmpletely for omap410:20
ogra_dont bother to do testbuilds yet, i will need to do a set of uploads during the day10:20
pittiogra_: ah, ok; thanks, un-queueing then10:20
pittiogra_: shall I remove the other preinstlaled ones for server/kubuntu as well then?10:20
pitti(from the tracker, I mean)10:21
ogra_(namely i should have to do d-i, flash-kernel and debian-cd changes (and i hope thats enough, i dont know about any other fallout, but you never know)10:21
ogra_kubuntu built ?10:21
pittimight fail, I currenlty have a build running10:22
ogra_yes, remove all omap4 builds, they wont boot atm10:22
ogra_omap3 should be fine10:22
pittiogra_: ok, disabled omap4 for server and netboot10:23
ogra_thx10:23
pittiogra_: server omap4 built, yes: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/daily-preinstalled/20110829/10:23
ogra_yeah, but wont boot either10:23
ogra_the first stage bootloader is gone10:23
pittiok, then I'm cancelling the kubuntu-mobile build, too10:23
pittikbuutnu daily-preinstalled failed10:24
ogra_yeah, thats a kde thing i think10:24
* ogra_ normally doesnt look at the kubuntu builds, but i think there is still stuff out of sync 10:24
pittiogra_: ok to add http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-core/daily-preinstalled/20110829.1/ to the tracker?10:25
ogra_yep10:25
ogra_did infinity enable x86 builds already for it ?10:25
* ogra_ checks10:25
ogra_hmm, no10:25
pittiah, kubuntu failed due to libo, too10:26
* pitti fixes seeds10:26
pittidone10:29
ogra_thanks10:29
pittiogra_: but I guess the kubuntu images are waiting for the very same bootloader changes, so I'll wait for these with the rebuild10:29
ogra_right10:29
ogra_well, omap should build and work, just omap4 not10:30
ogra_i wonder if we should disable ac100 and mx5 completely for now10:30
ogra_they steal buildd time and delay the actual images we release10:30
pittiyeah, they double image building time, as it seems10:31
ogra_right10:32
* ogra_ goes and changes cdimage10:32
ogra_disabled, future builds will only build omap/omap4 now10:34
Sweetsharkpitti: "Err http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/ oneiric/main libpoppler-dev powerpc 0.16.7-2ubuntu1  404  Not Found10:50
Sweetsharkpitti: "Err http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/ oneiric/main libpoppler-dev powerpc 0.16.7-2ubuntu1  404  Not Found10:50
Sweetsharkand lots more still on davis10:50
SweetsharkI thought testing it on ppc might be faster as armel will again take 3 days to get to the possible breaker ...10:51
Sweetsharkpitti: ah, hmm, I seem to be allowed to do an update on that machine10:52
* Sweetshark installs half the world on porter-ppc10:55
jtayloris this the correct path for multiarch -dbg libraries? /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/11:01
jtaylore.g. libxss1-dbg has it11:01
Sweetsharkpitti: k, building on amd64 and ppc again11:09
jtaylorproblem solved in debian-dev, path is correct11:15
pittiSweetshark: ah, "sudo apt-get update" works in the porter dchroots? nice11:24
Sweetsharkpitti: IIRC it did not in the armel one when I last tried. But it did in the ppc one.11:25
janimoogra_, who is working on the d-i armel fix? (u-boot.bin renamed for omap4)11:29
ogra_janimo, lets see, we might not need a d-i change, i just finished the debian-cd one and was about to ask pitti for a testbuild11:29
ogra_i think the d-i scripts just deal with the MLO binary that the post-boot script extracts11:30
janimoogra_, great11:30
ogra_so we might only need to change that bit (which i just did)11:30
ogra_i have to check the code again but it might be that this two line chaneg was enough11:30
Sweetsharkpitt11:30
* Sweetshark just decided to throw away the old LO packaging completely for ubuntu-p ... we have new repos anyway so that will make stuff a lot easier ... 11:32
cjwatsoninfinity: wheel reinvention> portmap was rather fundamentally unable to do IPv6, AIUI11:49
dokoERROR: The following files could not be found:11:52
dokoERROR: File not found: libgcc_s.so.111:52
dokoERROR: File not found: libstdc++.so.611:52
dokoSweetshark, ^^^11:52
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Sweetsharkpitti: at least the first breaker (in sal) vanished on ppc (not really a surprise, it helped on armel too). Now it is up to what happens in instsetoo_native ...11:52
Sweetsharkdoko: known issue11:52
dokoSweetshark, well, keep the proper files there, they don't hurt, if the linker script is installed?11:53
Sweetsharkdoko: im currently trying a build with --without-system-stdlibs for ppc and armel as the existence of the linker script pretty much puts the whole exercise of packaging a .so from the system ad-adsurdum,11:56
dokoSweetshark, no, wrong. you don't package the linker script, apparently only the shared lib11:57
dokoSweetshark, btw, did you change the ix86 builds to build with -Os by intent?11:59
Sweetshark(if you have a linker script that tells you to link against a static libs too, and you only package the dyn lib, but not the static libs, your not portable anyway. besides anyone creating c++ extensions on armel/ppc is out of his mind anyway. _And_ besides that the LO ABI will be horribly incompatible between distros anyway.12:00
Sweetshark(on non-i386/amd64)12:00
Sweetsharkdoko: no. gbuild introduced change maybe?12:02
dokoonly if they need the synchronisation helpers12:02
dokogbuild?12:02
Sweetsharkdoko: new build system stuff12:02
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ScottKmicahg: No.  I didn't get it together to actually ask yet.12:31
* ScottK waves to barry and wonders if he has power?12:37
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* barry waves back to ScottK with a thankful "yes" and wonders the same about him12:41
ScottKNo.  No power.  All else fine though.12:41
barryScottK: we were camping last weekend.  the weather was fine in west va (a little rain, but not bad).  no cell service.  we were a little nervous about what we'd find when we got back, but our block was lucky this time.  we're usually the first to lose power and the last to get it back.  my son's school just got power back in the early am for the first day of school12:43
ScottKNo school here today.  Fortunately they canceled all of them so the middle child can watch over the youngest.12:44
barrymoco (apparently) changed their policy this year.  they don't close the whole county for a couple of schools.  we'll see what happens when it snows. ;)12:45
ScottKYeah.12:46
janimocan someone accept the gmime upload? it is needed for arm images13:10
pittiSweetshark: ah, libreoffice-style-andromeda is NBS; I'll remove it from the DVD seeds to unbreak the DVD builds; sounds alright?13:10
janimothanks :)13:12
mterry@pilot in13:16
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Sweetsharkpitti: I am checking. there was something about andromeda (being killed or renamed)13:32
pittiSweetshark: right, I guess that was deliberate (it's hard to accidentally drop a binary package)13:34
Sweetsharkpitti: not that hard actually with the dark magic behind "./debian/rules control" ;)13:36
Sweetsharkpitti: but yes, drop it.13:36
ogra_awesome, with the latest oneiric upgrade my laptop gained a second battery !13:37
Chipzzcool13:38
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Chipzzbetter not upgrade, you might loose it again :P13:39
ogra_sadly only in the panel :)13:39
Sweetsharkpitti: andromeda was the old "classic" default theme (aka the buttugly one). Since the upstream default is now tango, no need to keep the ugliness around.13:39
pittiSweetshark: ack, thanks for checking13:40
ogra_GRRR13:41
ogra_pitti, my build is broken13:42
* ogra_ checks why13:42
pittiwhat is "your build" here?13:42
pittieek, last ubiquity FTBFSed13:45
pittiso the initial "live/install" chooser is still broken13:45
ogra_ARGh13:45
ogra_so they not only moved around the first stage bootloader but also renamed the second stage binary, sigh13:46
ogra_pitti, the omap4 server images you rolled for me13:46
pittiev: are you on the ubiquity FTBFS, or need help with this?13:46
ogra_rsalveti, any idea why u-boot.bin was renamed ?13:47
dokodidrocks, clutk has a b-d on gir1.0-pango-1.0, which cannot be satisfied. what should be done with the package?13:49
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cjwatsonpitti: it's a bank holiday today and he hasn't been around; I'm trying to find time to have a look but have other things I should be doing, so have SMSed him13:50
pitticjwatson: ah, thanks; I just checked the holiday calendar, but it wasn't there13:50
didrocksdoko: the arm team was the last clutk user AFAIK, we don't use it since 11.04 for unity13:51
cjwatsonyeah, people don't always fill in national holidays13:51
tumbleweeddoko: did anyone point you to bug 836246? (I don't know if we should be doing an rm in postinst or if it's a bug in ldconfig)13:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 836246 in ncurses (Ubuntu) "cycle between ncurses/termcap linker scripts" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/83624613:52
cjwatsonpitti: ev is unavailable today, we'll see what we can do ...13:55
pitticjwatson: ok; at worst we have to release-note it, i. e. that the desktop CD boots straight into the live system13:56
dokotumbleweed, looking13:56
cjwatsonI think that's a pretty bad worst; there are several bug fixes backed up behind that build failure as well13:56
dokotumbleweed, I'll remove it in the postinst13:59
tumbleweeddoko: thanks13:59
superm1tests are what's failing, maybe just turn 'em off to get it through the FTBFS and re-enable after beta14:01
pittisuperm1: the "invalid literal" ones are test suite artifacts, not real bugs?14:05
tkamppeterpitti, hi14:06
pittihey tkamppeter14:06
dokodidrocks, ogra_ : please have a look at this ^^^ I'm neither desktop nor ARM ;-)14:07
mterryI thought BetaFreeze only applied to main/restricted?  I just had a universe update held for approval.14:07
didrocksdoko: for me, if they don't use it, +1 to remove it14:07
superm1pitti, i'm not entirely familiar with the test suite, i suppose someone will need to dig further to see14:07
tkamppeterpitti, I have found a bug in our Ghostscript package. The X11 output does not work, which leads to evince, okular, and similar programs not being able to display PostScript files. I have already found the fix in the "make" command line and I am test-building now. How to proceed to get it into the beta1?14:08
tumbleweedmterry: launchpad can't only hold main packages for approval. It should get approved fast14:08
tumbleweed(only main)14:08
mterrytumbleweed, ah, makes sense.  Thanks!14:08
gesertumbleweed: s/main/seeded/ ?14:08
tumbleweedgeser: well, that14:09
geserI still have to remember that we have seeded package in universe too14:09
pittitkamppeter: just upload it14:09
pittitkamppeter: we'll need to rebuild ubuntu anyway; kubuntu has workign images right now, but we probably need to rebuild them as well for the new ubiquity14:10
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dokodidrocks, doesn't help if you don't subscribe ubuntu-archive in bug #705887 :-/14:13
cjwatsonsuperm1: strongly disagree until we know *why* the tests are failing (by which point we might well have a fix)14:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 705887 in clutk (Ubuntu Oneiric) "Please remove clutk from the archive in natty" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70588714:13
cjwatsonsuperm1: for all we know they're regressions with serious run-time consequences14:13
cjwatsonI'm working on it in spare moments14:13
superm1cjwatson, true, i suppose especially since these tests didn't have failures in the previous upload and those are all quite small fixes that went into this one14:13
tkamppeterpitti, I will upload in some minutes.14:20
tkamppeterpitti, uploaded.14:24
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pittifreeflying: hey, how are you?14:28
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pittifreeflying: I'm currently building Ubuntu Chinese Edition images with full support, but it's too big for 703 MB images14:29
pittifreeflying: we currently install three fonts, each of which is about 9 MB: ttf-arphic-ukai ttf-arphic-uming ttf-wqy-zenhei14:29
pittifreeflying: do you think we can drop one of them? that would be enough14:30
sladenpersia: ^^14:31
sladenArneGoetje: ^^14:31
dokotkamppeter, pitti: is flphoto still needed by cups?14:39
dokoyou did package it for hardy14:40
dokodidrocks, do you know somebody who would update glom? see bug #74926714:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 749267 in glom (Ubuntu Oneiric) "glom version 1.16.2-0ubuntu1 failed to build on i386" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/74926714:57
didrocksdoko: I know of noone using glom on the desktop side and so able to test it and such14:58
didrocksdoko: maybe drop a message on #ubuntu-motu? some can be interested in it14:58
dokodidrocks, no, just looking through reports14:59
dokodholbach, ^^^14:59
dholbachdoko, no idea, sorry14:59
tkamppeterdoko, flphoto needs CUPS it is not needed by CUPS.15:00
tkamppeterdoko, what is the problem of flphoto?15:00
dholbachdoko, bhavi seems to have a newer version in a PPA and upstream has what I guess is the newest upstream in a PPA as well - not sure if they build now though15:01
tkamppeterpitti, ghostscript is uploaded and is waiting for approval.15:01
dokotkamppeter, bug #770854 please subscribe to the package bug reports15:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 770854 in flphoto (Ubuntu Oneiric) "flphoto version 1.3.1-0ubuntu5 failed to build on amd64 with GCC-4.6/oneiric" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/77085415:02
dholbachdoko, ignore what I said about bhavi - I just noticed it was an older version15:02
dholbachhttps://launchpad.net/~openismus-team/+archive/ppa then15:02
tkamppeterdoko, it the flphoto build failure looks like a problem of the tools which handle the translations:15:04
tkamppeterdoko: espmsg: Loading "po/it.po"...make[1]: *** [po/it] Bus error15:04
dokotkamppeter, fix it15:05
tkamppeterAnyone has ever seen this Bus error?15:05
pittiuh, is espmsg a cups specific version of gettext msgfmt?15:07
dokotkamppeter, else we'll have to remove the binaries from the archive15:21
pittifreeflying, persia, ArneGoetje: actually we need to free 25 MB, not just 9, sorry (CD build just finished)15:21
pittithe LibO -l10n stuff plus these three fonts plus sunpinyin is huuge :/15:22
pitticjwatson: ^ FYI, I got all the extra cruft (apt indexes, caches, pyc files, etc.) off the ubuntu-defaults-image iso now, so without the full Chinese lang support it comes out as 656 MB15:24
* pitti uploads ubuntu-defaults-builder 0.15 which now produces well-working images with full l10n support15:24
pittisunpinyin working well OOTB, yay15:27
tkamppeterdoko, pitti, flphoto depends on libgphoto2-dev and this package cannot be found by my Oneiric box. Is libgphoto2 obsolete? How could the build server arrive at the point of handling the translations?15:54
pittitkamppeter: it's libgphoto2-2-dev15:57
pittigood night everyone15:58
didrockspitti: have a good evening :)16:02
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slangasekpitti: yes, portmap can go away now :)16:27
tkamppeterpitti, thanks.16:27
dokocyphermox, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/test-rebuild-20110816/+build/270444116:51
micahgthere are a few of those16:53
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bdmurraymterry: could you review / sponsor https://code.launchpad.net/~brian-murray/update-manager/apport-dist-upgrade-question/+merge/7326617:16
mterrybdmurray, looking17:17
mterrybdmurray, I suspect you'd like to see this in place before beta lands?17:18
bdmurraymterry: yes as beta means more upgraders17:19
mterryi.e. you want me to upload despite BetaFreeze17:19
mterryk17:19
mterrybdmurray, how does translation work for the ui.yesno question?17:22
mterry(and that can't be determined programatically?  bummer)17:22
bdmurraymterry: For all the source package hooks no questions are translated since bugs end up in Launchpad and we prefer them in English anwyay17:23
mterrybdmurray, fair17:23
mterrybdmurray, is there an easy way to test this and/or you've run it through it's paces?  Looks fine from code review17:25
bdmurraymterry: What I've done and you could do is just 'sudo cp debian/source_update-manager.py /usr/share/apport/package-hooks/source_update-manager.py' and then use 'ubuntu-bug update-manager'17:26
bdmurraymterry: then when the ui question comes up answer yes and check and then no and check17:26
hallynhow do we feel about absolute paths in scripts and such?  upstart jobs don't use them, but should general scripts?  (for /sbin/ip, ifconfig, etc)17:28
hallynOr do we trust that $PATH will be ok for root?17:28
hallynkees: ^17:29
keesfor upstart? we assume the path is sane.17:29
hallyni'm looking at /etc/qemu-ifup17:30
hallynbrctl just moved from /usr/sbin/ to /sbin.  Q is is it better to just remove the paths, or fix them17:30
hallynI always felt paths are better, but then I didn't used to "control" the distro :)17:30
mterrybdmurray, uploaded, but naturally waiting on release team approval to move out of upload queue17:31
hallyn(so as develper of upstream I think you worry more about that)17:31
bdmurraymterry: great, thanks17:31
mterry@pilot out17:32
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infinityhallyn: Absolute paths should be avoided in distro scripts.17:49
infinityhallyn: If the admin wants to replace brctl with his own version in /usr/local/sbin, that's his perogative, and your scripts shouldn't second-guess that.17:50
infinityhallyn: (Sure, if he breaks things because of it, he gets to keep both pieces, but whatever, absolute paths don't guarantee the correct binary anyway, he could just as easily replace the one in /usr)17:50
infinityhallyn: I think upstreams got into the habit of abolute paths because of the bad old days of Solaris shipping POSIX binaries outside the usual sane locations, so people started doing configure checks and hardcoding paths.  That's pretty obviously the Wrong Thing in an FHS-dominated Linux world.17:52
tkamppeterdoko, I have fixed flphoto now.17:55
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hallyninfinity: ok, thanks.  Then I'll push my fix as is, beta-freeze-gods allowing17:59
geserdoko: re bug #174851: I found recently a guide (on the debian-devel ML) how to bootstrap mig and gnumach and added it to the bug. Could you perhaps forward that comment to the internal rt ticket so it helps the person who has to deal with it?17:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 174851 in mig (Ubuntu Oneiric) "mig and gnumach need a manual boot-strapping on the buildds" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17485117:59
dokotkamppeter, \o/18:03
tkamppeterdoko, are you using flphoto to print photos?18:03
dokogeser, I assume, we'll just use the debian binaries or the bootstrap18:04
dokotkamppeter, no18:04
tkamppeterdoko, flphoto is in the queue now, only needs to get approved due to the beta freeze.18:11
dokotkamppeter, thanks!18:11
dokogeser, but if it's not working like that, then please attach the info to the bug report18:12
geserdoko: already done, I've added that info from that mail as a comment to the bug18:13
jtayloris there something wrong with the Release file in the main archive? http://paste.ubuntu.com/677386/18:41
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slangasekjtaylor: evidently... yes18:52
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slangasekjtaylor: identified the two mirrors that are out of sync; flagged to IS19:37
jtaylorthx19:37
mterrybdmurray, heyo, are you looking after foundations bugs?  Could you see if bug 407862 needs attention?19:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 407862 in rsyslog (Ubuntu) "Messages not being sent to system logs" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40786219:51
bdmurraymterry: yes I'm the defect analyst for them19:52
hallynScottK: I posted a debdiff to fix qemu-kvm bugs #833475, #835355, and #829492.  for freeze exception, do I file a separate 'feature exception' bug, or subscribe the release team to all three bugs?20:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 833475 in qemu-kvm (Ubuntu) "/etc/qemu-ifup /etc/qemu-ifdown assume the wrong location for brctl" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/83347520:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 835355 in qemu-kvm (Ubuntu) "qemu-common should Depend on bridge-utils" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/83535520:28
infinityhallyn: debdiff looks sane to me.  I'm kinda curious, though, what on earth would be calling /etc/qemu/if* without qemu-kvm installed...20:35
infinityer, qemu-if*20:36
hallyninfinity: i think nothing, which is i presume why it's never come up before :)20:36
hallynIn fact, I never use those scripts in thef irst place20:36
hallyn(and i use kvm all the time)20:36
infinityhallyn: I use them.  But yeah, not without qemu machines. :P20:37
infinity*shrug*20:37
hallynwell, now that qemu-linaro has its own qemu,20:37
infinityIt's still "correct" to have the dependency live in the same package as the scripts.20:37
hallynright20:37
infinityUpload away, I'll approve the mess.20:37
hallynthanks!20:37
hallynput'ed20:38
DavieyIs it just me, or does "chown -R www-data:www-data /usr/share/foo" where foo is the package contents seem bad?21:53
Daviey(in postinst)21:54
cjwatsonseems silly21:55
sorenDaviey: Somewhat worrisome, yeah.21:55
cndI'm trying to run today's daily oneiric iso from a usb stick, but it just hangs during boot21:56
cjwatsonshould just ship the files with the right ownership in the .deb, given that www-data is a global static user/group21:56
cndI see it failed to load fallback graphics devices21:56
sorenDaviey: Having Apache have write privileges in /usr seems.. Yeah, bad.21:56
cndand there's an error from udevd about /run/udev not being writable21:56
cndit's just sitting there after it successfully starts CUPS printing spooler/server21:57
cndwhat should I try?21:57
cjwatsonoh, yeah, there's what soren said too :)21:57
* cjwatson is a bit tired21:57
TheMusoCould anybody with some apt knowledge give me a pointer to what might be the problem causing this bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pyatspi/+bug/83679822:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 836798 in pyatspi (Ubuntu Oneiric) "natty to oneiric upgrade failed: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'python-pyatspi2'" [Critical,Confirmed]22:28
infinityTheMuso: That sort of thing it often caused by unresolvable Depends/Conflicts/Breaks loops that apt can't work its way out of.22:34
TheMusoHmmmm ok.22:35
infinityTheMuso: Might want to poke at related packages and see if there's a logical snag there.22:35
cjwatsonIIRC Pre-Depends can induce this22:35
TheMusoinfinity: Yeah, thinking the same now that you mentioned the possible cause.22:35
cjwatson-o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=true22:35
cjwatsonmay help22:35
TheMusothanks22:36
RAOFcnd: Do any of the VTs have a usable console?  Does startx work?22:46
* infinity bangs his head on a desk.22:48
infinitychecking build system type... x86_64-pc-linux-gnu22:48
infinitychecking for ld used by gcc... no22:48
infinityconfigure: error: no acceptable ld found in $PATH22:48
infinity^-- I beg to differ.22:49
slangasekTheMuso: the python-pyatspi2 conflicts: on python-pyatspi looks wrong to me22:52
slangasekTheMuso: oh, no, I see the file conflict; ignore me22:53
slangasekTheMuso: ok, libatspi2.0-0 and libatspi1.0-0 - why do these conflict?22:58
TheMusoah crap yeah, in the early days I think they may have shared files,a nd I forgot to get rid of the conflict. I was looking at the same thing.23:00
TheMusoFixing...23:02
cndRAOF, when booted into single user mode, I get to the standard menu23:08
cndI tried resuming boot, but it just returned back to the same menu23:08
cndthen I tried netroot23:08
cndand I found that lightdm didn't exist (which I found odd...)23:09
cndI tried to start gdm, got to low graphics mode, but my mouse didn't work23:09
cndkb did, but I couldn't select anything23:09
keeswhere did the gnome font thumbnailer go?23:12
RAOFcnd: Lightdm didn't exist, but gdm did?  That's odd.  And, um, I don't think I'll be much more help from here.23:18
cndheh23:19
infinity  * Nuke aclocal.m4 before we run ./buildconf to ensure we get it23:24
infinity    regenerated correctly, and we get an up-to-date libtoolization.23:24
infinity -- Adam Conrad <adconrad@0c3.net>  Mon,  9 Aug 2004 07:47:46 -060023:24
infinityCan I cry now because I had the solution to this problem seven years ago, and someone seems to have dropped it?23:24
infinityDaviey / doko: The above seems to do more or less the right thing.  I'll test a few different scenarios here to make sure it's not a red herring.23:25
freeflyingpitti: ttf-arphic-ukai ttf-arphic-uming is not necessary for CD23:25
dokoslangasek, ^^^23:26
keessmoser: say, please see my diff for nagios-plugins 1.4.14-5ubuntu3 and do the same in oneiric please :) that change keeps getting lost in that package, and I have no idea why.23:27
keessmoser: you'll need to fix up some flawed format-strings too23:28
keescheck_radius.c:214:2: error: format not a string literal and no format arguments [-Werror=format-security]23:28
Davieyinfinity: Well i could not reproduce it locally.. and the archive seems to be rebuilding it OK this time.23:28
* Daviey doesn't like the machine gun approach.. it simply should not work.23:29
infinityDaviey: It fails 100% here until I modify it.  But it is disconcerting that it's intermittent.23:29
Davieyinfinity: what is your build env?23:29
infinityDaviey: debootstrap --variant=buildd, bare essential build-deps, shoestring, bubblegum.23:30
infinityDaviey: (Basically, the same as the buildds)23:30
Davieywow, not seen someone use that as their normal workflow for a while.23:31
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infinityDaviey: Anyhoe, if shotgunning it is working for now (ew), I'll go eat some dinner.  But I might upload a proper fix later when I'm sure I can't reproduce it with this change.23:39
infinityDaviey: The change is correct whether it fixes the problem or not, so...23:39
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smoserkees, was that to me ?23:51
keessmoser: yup, you merged nagios-plugins and the debian/control change for PIE got lost :)23:52
smoserindeed i did :-(23:58

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