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DavieyMy laptop takes ~4 mins to boot, but it might be a config issue..  I was going through it last week with slangasek.00:00
slangasekDaviey: 870214 shows a broken /etc/network/interfaces.  What created this?00:35
Davieyslangasek: I *believe* installing open-iscsi overwrites that file.00:38
Davieyhmm, i'm not sure.00:41
Davieyslangasek: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/10/07/%23ubuntu-server.html#t17:13 , is all i know... looks like install time setting.00:43
Daviey-> bed00:45
ScottKBacklog is cleared less one package saved out for stimulating the publisher if needed.02:03
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slangasekcjwatson, stgraber: bug #870832 triaged, I've at least found two bugs in ubiquity-dm; will be interested to know if fixing those bugs addresses the problem04:26
ubot4Launchpad bug 870832 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Precise) (and 1 other project) "Plymouth not shown during live disk shutdown. (affects: 2) (heat: 14)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87083204:26
infinityslangasek: I have no idea why your compressed manpages don't match.  Different versions of gzip for each build, maybe (though that seems unlikely).  Did a test rebuild in amd64/i386 chroots reproduce the problem?04:35
slangasekinfinity: I tested recompressing the different files with the amd64 and armel gzip, and I get output that matches the original i386 output; I'm not sure what else there could be affecting it04:36
slangasekhaven't done a full test rebuild... I figure I probably need to try to reproduce with all the $mangler packages if I'm going to do so04:36
infinityMaybe, thought we don't mangle manpages, do we?  Unless pitti added something scary since the last time I looked. :P04:38
infinityI guess my "two versions of gzip" theory is possible.  Just sees pretty unlikely.  Which package was it again?04:38
infinitylibpam-modules... *goes to look*04:39
infinityAnd no gzip upgrades in either log.04:40
infinityI wonder if it's time to add gzip_$version to the toolchain manifest at the beginning of builds. :P04:41
ScottKSo how did the Kubuntu alternates shrink 20MB all of a sudden?06:00
ScottK(and can we add more language packs and respin?)06:00
wgrantinfinity: You could work it out from the chroot SHA1s.06:31
wgrantIf they differ, find when each first appeared.06:31
infinitywgrant: Surely, we don't keep all the old chroots in the librarian?06:37
slangasekinfinity: note that neither gzip nor zlib have been updated this cycle, either06:37
infinityslangasek: Yeah, I noticed that.06:38
infinityslangasek: I dunno.  I'm stumped.06:38
slangasekinfinity: yeah; well, no-change rebuild SRU proposed now06:39
infinityslangasek: Figuring out why it happened would be nice, though, since multiarch somewhat depends on various compressed files being identical.06:39
slangasekright, but given that this is the first we've heard of it, it's uncommon06:39
slangasekI've been running multiarch since natty and hadn't hit it06:39
wgrantinfinity: No, but you can work out when a chroot was created easily enough.06:41
wgrantinfinity: Which should be a good guide as to which version of a package it has.06:41
infinityIsh.06:42
wgrantWell, unless it wasn't upgraded when it was updated, in which case buildlogs will show the upgrade.06:42
wgrantVery awkward and Launchpad, but doable if stuff breaks and necessitates such awfulness.06:43
pitticjwatson: auto-posting code> thanks, will look for this next time, and add to the pad06:44
wgrantcjwatson: FYI the cocoplum Translations indexing deployment is going ahead at 0830, as expected.06:45
pittislangasek, skaet: right, as I wrote in the bug, the uploaded binutils looked very wrong anyway06:45
pittiinfinity: unless you enable pkgbinarygrammar :)06:46
pittiinfinity: no, it doesn't mangle manpages06:46
infinityslangasek: Weird that amd64 was the only odd man out, the other 3 matched each other.06:46
slangasekinfinity: there were "wrong" files on each of amd64 and armel, but a different one in each case06:46
infinityslangasek: Ahh, I was just looking at pam_shells.06:47
infinityslangasek: That's even more disconcerting.06:47
slangasekthe files on i386 all matched the ones I get from zcat | gzip -9nf06:47
infinityslangasek: Sort of rules out cosmic rays if armel had a different difference.06:47
slangasekif it were cosmic rays, I wouldn't have expected the file to decompress cleanly06:47
pittioh, seems someone already posted the new ISOs, thanks06:48
pittislangasek: FTR, no off-hand idea about the manpage mismatch; certainly nothing the mangler touches06:49
slangasekright, I wouldn't expect it to be anything the mangler is doing deliberately06:49
slangasekbut it's the part of the build process that I'm least familiar with, so it's where I'm casting aspersions ;)06:49
* pitti posts the remaining images, such as preinstalled06:50
pittidone06:53
infinityslangasek: This is just bizarre.06:53
* pitti goes through pkgbinarymangler with a fine comb, to see where it could possibly act up06:55
infinitypitti: I don't see how it could possibly be involved in this.06:56
pittiit matches "zip" in two places: truncating changelogs (where it re-compresses with gzip -9n)06:57
stgraberslangasek: looking at bug 870832, shouldn't ubiquity-dm do an exit 1 which AFAIK should prevent lightdm/kdm from starting as ubiquity is started from a "on starting" event?06:57
ubot4Launchpad bug 870832 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Precise) (and 1 other project) "Plymouth not shown during live disk shutdown. (affects: 2) (heat: 14)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87083206:57
pittiand compressing the _translations.tar.gz; it doesn't use -n there, but it's a hardcoded filename06:58
stgraberslangasek: or doing "stop $JOB" (not sure if the exit 1 actually works with "on starting")06:58
pittithe former is     dch=usr/share/doc/$PKGNAME/changelog.Debian.gz06:58
pittithat can't possibly match a manpage06:58
pittihmm06:58
slangasekstgraber: there's no reason that ubiquity-dm exiting 1 should prevent the dm from starting06:59
slangasekmoreover, the job is 'normal exit 0 1', so 1 is considered a reasonable exit status for the job anyway07:00
slangaseknor does "stop kdm" help (see my comments in the bug about this hanging indefinitely...)07:01
stgraberslangasek: ok, I'll have a look a bit later to add the signal handler to the code and have it wait after calling reboot rather than exit07:05
slangasekstgraber: ok.  Have you seen the bug in question yourself, btw?07:05
slangaseki.e., would you be able to test the fix out and confirm that it works07:05
slangasekI haven't been able to get a graphical plymouth splash in a VM, myself07:06
infinityslangasek: Unless there was just some underlying weirdness that day, the part where it happened on two files on two architectures in the same day is pretty high frequency.  Maybe we've just been lucky to not notice it so far?07:11
slangasekinfinity: how would we not notice it?  Every multiarch package has a changelog, all those changelogs have to be compressed the same to be installable07:12
slangasekmaybe dh_compress is somehow doing it wrong and pkgbinarymangler is doing it right, but I can't see how that would be07:12
pittilet's first see whether the files now end up identical once pam is built; if it reproduces, we have at least something to look into07:12
infinityslangasek: But is anyone running with every multiarch lib installed?07:12
slangasekinfinity: er, I am? :)07:12
stgraberslangasek: nope, though maybe VirtualBox gives you a graphical plymouth, haven't tried yet. My current idea is to switch upstart into a very verbose mode and look at the log just before the actual reboot07:13
infinityslangasek: dh_installman does do some utf-8 mangling on manpages, but given that the unzipped copies are identical, I fail to see how that could hurt.07:13
slangasekgranted, not *all*, just the relevant ones... which is about 90% of those currently in the archive07:13
slangasekinfinity: right07:13
slangasek95% even07:13
infinityslangasek: Maybe you've been lucky to have the bug mostly hit armel and ppc, and you only have x86 installed? ;)07:14
infinityI dunno.  I'm willing to believe there was just something weird going on on August 18th, but gzip being non-deterministic twice in a row is concerning.07:16
slangasek$ dpkg -l '*:armel' | grep -c ^ii07:16
slangasek3307:16
slangasek$07:16
slangasek:P07:16
infinityI guess I should shower and get ready for the commute across the river.07:17
slangaseksave time, swim across the river07:19
diwicHi, I believe bug 869420 should be release critical for Ubuntu Studio and that the attached debdiff should be uploaded right away08:03
ubot4Launchpad bug 869420 in libffado (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "jackd crashes with SIGABRT in raise() when jackd2-firewire is installed (affects: 16) (dups: 10) (heat: 128)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/86942008:03
diwicIs this the right channel to ask for such upload?08:04
pittiit's just on the studio images, so doesn't invalidate the others08:07
pittidiwic: you need sponsoring?08:08
diwicpitti, yes I do08:08
pittiuploaded08:09
pittimarkign studio for rebuild on the tracker08:09
diwicpitti, thanks08:09
diwicone more bug squashed :-)08:10
slangasekstgraber: fwiw, in my own tests getting anything at all out of upstart log-wise was a challenge; maybe if I do a full install it'll work better.  Anyway, if/when you have a patch for the signal handler+reboot issue I'm happy to test08:11
pittidiwic: will rebuild studio once it's published08:11
pittifor release team, ^ marked so on the pad08:11
diwicpitti, ok, ubuntu studio will be happy :-) I hope08:12
stgraberslangasek: ok, working on that now08:12
skaethiya pitti,  why is ubuntu studio marked for rebuild?08:17
pittiskaet: see a couple of lines up, bug 86942008:17
ubot4Launchpad bug 869420 in libffado (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "jackd crashes with SIGABRT in raise() when jackd2-firewire is installed (affects: 16) (dups: 10) (heat: 128)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/86942008:17
pittiskaet: I updated the pad08:18
skaetpitti,  thanks!!08:18
infinityBah, queuebot's dead?08:19
Laneyyou set off sirens in skaet's house :-)08:19
infinitypitti: Or did you just accept before the scan?08:19
pittiinfinity: could be; it's lagging behind for 5 or so minutes08:19
* infinity nods.08:19
pittiI used mdebdiff on cocoplum to speed it up08:19
stgraberslangasek: ok, so the wait indefinitely part is easy, adding is SIGTERM handler is quite easy too, having the SIGTERM handler do the right thing is going to make the diff a bit bigger though08:26
slangasekstgraber: none of these changes are oneiric-appropriate, so I don't mind a bigger diff :)08:27
cjwatsonslangasek,stgraber: I have a test system I can do real-hardware installs on if that would help?08:27
slangasekcjwatson: I do as well08:27
infinitycjwatson: Are you still planning to come down, or have you opted against?08:33
cjwatsoninfinity: tomorrow08:33
cjwatson(to Thursday)08:33
infinityAhh.08:33
infinityKay.08:33
stgraberslangasek: http://paste.ubuntu.com/705305/ is the general idea, haven't tried it though08:40
infinityHrm.09:04
infinityWas https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-properties/+bug/820028 RC, or should we get mvo to re-upload that to -proposed?09:04
ubot4Launchpad bug 820028 in software-properties (Ubuntu Precise) (and 2 other projects) "software-properties-gtk crashed with UnicodeEncodeError in RemoveSource(): 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 99-100: ordinal not in range(128) (affects: 24) (dups: 15) (heat: 170)" [High,Fix committed]09:04
mvoinfinity: I'm fine uploading it to proposed too09:05
infinitymvo: We'll leave it there for now.  If something else forces us to rebuild, I'll accept your upload too.09:06
infinitymvo: If nothing does, I'll reject it and you can push to proposed.09:06
infinitymvo: Sound good?09:06
mvosounds good, thanks09:08
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slangasekstgraber: maybe better to kill the server with SIGTERM first followed by server.wait(), to be sure there's no race in freeing the console?09:13
stgraberslangasek: indeed09:16
stgraberslangasek: http://paste.ubuntu.com/705321/09:20
Riddelltodays images still have the pre-beta release warning in ubiquity10:08
cjwatsonargh10:12
cjwatsonyay process10:13
cjwatsonev: ^- could you fix that please?  I'm helping with archive firefighting at the moment (hence, probably not worth uploading urgently)10:13
stgrabercjwatson: I'm already working on it10:14
evah, thanks stgraber10:15
evmind you, that's just in Kubuntu10:15
pittinew ubuntustudio posted with ffado bug fix10:26
skaetthanks pitti10:27
infinitymvo: Your update is in.10:28
pittiinfinity: oh, are we going to respin?10:28
ogra_pitti, see above :)10:29
infinitypitti: ubiquity.10:30
pittiinfinity, skaet, cjwatson: modified CONF.sh for OFFICIAL, too10:32
infinitypitti: Danke.10:32
stgraberhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/705341/ is the debdiff for the ubiquity that'll land in the queue in a few minutes10:33
skaetpitti,  goodness.10:33
pittistgraber: thanks, looks good10:34
mvoinfinity: \o/10:35
mvoinfinity: I have another (rare) update-manager crash fix pending, but its not entirely clear to me yet what the best fix is, still working on it10:36
pitti^ grabbing for review10:38
pittibuilding now10:39
pittiwill re-trigger all desktop-y images once it's built10:39
pitticjwatson, ogra_: I assume the alpha warning doesn't affect the preinstalled images?10:39
pittistgraber: ^10:39
pittii. e. only desktop/DVDs affected?10:40
stgraber.disk/info still says Beta at least on Edubuntu10:40
pittistgraber: ah, right, that'd be the cdimage config change10:40
pittiso we need alternates, too10:40
stgraberI can't change that code (at least I don't know how), so would be great if someone could do it before we respin everything10:41
pittiogra_: do the preinstalled images have a .disk/info counterpart which needs updating to say "final"?10:41
pittistgraber: I just did it10:41
stgraberpitti: ok, thanks10:41
cjwatsonpitti: could you commit that CONF.sh change, please?10:42
cjwatson(bzr+ssh://antimony/srv/cdimage.ubuntu.com/bzr/debian-cd)10:42
cjwatson(not the other bits that are cowboyed on antimony though)10:43
pitticjwatson: will do; there is another diff on antimony which changes the _MKISOFS options10:43
pittiwhich I'll ignore10:43
pittiright10:43
pitticjwatson: done10:44
pittiI'll rebuild the alternates for now, to pick up the CONF.sh change10:45
infinitypitti: No, preinstalled doesn't have any such thing.11:03
pittiinfinity: thanks for confirming; so not rebuilding those11:03
infinitypitti: Eh?11:05
infinitypitti: We can't ship them with an out-of-date package installed.11:05
pittiinfinity: ah, for oem-config, right11:05
pittigood, marking for rebuild, too11:05
pittiinfinity: server armels could stay, though?11:06
pittiand core11:07
slangasekstgraber: confirmed that http://paste.ubuntu.com/705321/ fixes the ubiquity-dm handling of SIGTERM11:11
slangasekstgraber: I still get the wrong dots-on-text though11:11
slangasekas well as the problem that whatever's going on affects *all* VTs, so I can't get back to a command prompt for further debugging :P11:12
slangasek(pressing Alt+F2 and having the dots follow you - annoying!)11:12
stgraberslangasek: can you add an upstart script that mounts /target, dumps the process list to disk and unmount /target just before reboot?11:12
slangasekstgraber: I suppose so.  I'm going to get some sleep first though :)11:13
stgrabersounds like a good idea :)11:13
evThere are four netbooks all with the latest daily-live on a USB stick in the corner of the room if anyone wants to do some smoke testing.11:13
infinitypitti: server armel is still oem-config.11:14
infinitypitti: core doesn't need rebuilding for any arch, though.11:14
pittiok, thanks11:14
evhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/705348/ - is what I've uncovered by smoke testing so far.  Nothing release critical though.11:21
evI'll file bugs as appropriate11:21
mvojust fyi, the u-m upload is not essential, it fixes a crash in the rare case that the user has no "main" source on his/her system and u-m needs to adds it. if its rejected I would really like to get it in as a 0-day SRU11:22
stgraberev: I saw you had a machine installed in Chinese, did you try chinese input in the installer?11:24
evmm, I did not!11:24
evdid that break it?11:25
stgraberI'm doing another chinese test install in install-only and I can't input anything in Chinese11:25
stgrabersuspecting it works if you start ubiquity from live session though11:25
evDo we need ibus or something else running in the ubiquity-only session for this? I can't recall exactly how all those bits fit together.11:30
stgraberyes, I think we need dbus + ibus running, I remember fixing ubiquity to use ibus if it's on, so we probably just need to tweak ubiquity-dm to start ibus11:31
stgraberI'll make sure it works from live and file a bug so that we change ubiquity-dm to start ibus for P11:32
stgraberand release-note for Oneiric that you need to use the live environment if you plan to enter characters that require ibus11:32
cjwatsonFYI BTW, the publisher is still on manual as we're firefighting i18n/Index issues11:39
cjwatsonso don't be too surprised about builds being slow to show u11:39
cjwatson*up11:39
pittiah, good to know11:39
cjwatsonso I should update this channel on that and ask for feedback11:40
cjwatsonthis morning's ftpmaster deployment was to turn on i18n/Index generation to fix bug 57212811:41
ubot4Launchpad bug 572128 in debmirror (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Ubuntu Archive translations are missing Index metadata file (affects: 3) (heat: 18)" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57212811:41
cjwatsonthis caused all oneiric builds to fail because the buildd chroots were running a slightly old version of apt which failed 'apt-get update' in the presence of any i18n/Index files11:41
cjwatsonthis apt bug was fixed in 0.8.16~exp5ubuntu911:42
cjwatsonunfortunately, 0.8.16~exp5ubuntu6 (which was buggy) was shipped with 11.10 beta-111:42
cjwatsonthis means that systems installed with beta-1 cannot be upgraded if we keep this change11:42
cjwatsonat least not without manual hackery11:42
cjwatsonif we back out this change, it means that debmirror archives don't get any long package descriptions, due to the work on moving long descriptions out of Packages and into Translation-en to reduce the bandwidth hit for multiarch11:43
cjwatsonso in order to fix that, we would also need to turn that feature off (which is a matter of an API request) for oneiric, and turn it back on for precise11:44
cjwatsonand we would furthermore need to make sure not to upload DDTP tarballs for oneiric-updates; historically we haven't done that anyway, although it does cause some problems (bug 672314)11:45
ubot4Launchpad bug 672314 in apt (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "No translated package descriptions for -updates repository (affects: 3) (dups: 1) (heat: 9)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67231411:45
infinitycjwatson: I'm not sure that being able to upgrade beta->final from GUI tools is a huge deal, is it?11:47
ogra_it will generate support11:47
cjwatsonhistorically we've promised that you can11:47
infinitycjwatson: Well, wait.  Was this "broken" apt the same one that I was just using in the chroots?11:48
cjwatsonyup11:48
infinityCause, yeah.  It's grumpy on apt-get update, but it still works.11:48
infinityIt just exits non-0.11:48
cjwatsonoh?  what effect does that have on u-m then?11:48
infinityThat breaks the buildds, but that won't break update-manager.11:48
infinityAt least, it shouldn't.11:48
wgrantAh, here.11:48
infinityCause you still get new Packages files.11:48
cjwatsonmvo: ^- if you could test that, then, that would be lovely11:49
cjwatsonI don't care if beta-1 users get an irritating popup about apt failures before they finish upgrading; that's eminently release-notable11:49
infinityIf it was broken to the point where you didn't get packages files, fixing the chroots would have been much more annoying.11:49
infinityBut I didn't have to copy in a new apt and dpkg -i or anything, update/upgrade still worked.11:50
infinityJust with a non-0 exit on update.11:50
infinityNot big deal.11:50
infinitys/Not/No/11:50
cjwatsonHm, OK, that does sound less panic-worthy11:50
cjwatsonso as long as the GUI tools aren't a complete nightmare, it's tolerable11:50
infinitymvo: *poke*11:51
mvoinfinity: *poke back*11:51
infinitymvo: Okay, so, apt-get update works fine (thought exits non-0, but it does update the indexes)11:52
infinitymvo: Are you concerned that u-m will do something extra broken on top of that?11:52
mvoinfinity: I'm not sure that it does not break stuff, it appears the "broken index protection" kicks in and it won't actually update the /var/lib/apt/lists files, not even the Packages list file, but I need to double check with a actual b1 apt11:53
evwhat's the typical lag time between the release and it starting to show up in update-manager? Is it roughly 1 day, given that's how often the apt-get update cron job fires?11:53
infinitymvo: Well, the chroots worked.11:53
infinitymvo: That's my point.11:53
infinitymvo: The broken version we're all talking about just worked to upgrade 4 buildd chroots.11:53
infinitymvo: The only reason the buildds didn't work automatically was because update exited non-0.11:53
infinitymvo: But doing it manually, it went fine.11:53
cjwatsonbut will python-apt-based programs raise IOError all over the show ...11:54
cjwatsonor aptdaemon raise TransactionFailed11:56
mvoev: it used to be about a day, but we changed it in oneiric to the same frequency as the regular updates (so 7 days)11:56
infinityEven if they do, is it the end of the world to release note that people with that specific apt version from beta1 just need to "apt-get update ; apt-get install apt" from a console?11:56
infinityWe expect beta users to be vaguely technical.11:56
mvoinfinity: hm, good point11:56
cjwatsonThat's certainly a possibility.  I'd like to know for sure though11:56
* mvo will test in a wee bit11:56
infinityAlright.  I might go sandwich hunting.11:57
evmvo: okay, and if they hit "check" they'll see it straight away, right?11:57
mvoev: yes11:57
evthanks11:58
pittiubuntu/kubuntu/xubuntu/server alternates posted12:02
pitti^ oh, ok; ditching them again12:07
pittidisabled, pad updated for update-manager build12:08
mvothnx12:09
pittiskaet: FYI, I'll leave image rebuilds alone for the time being, until above apt issue was figured out, ok? /me leaves for lunch, bbl12:11
cjwatsonpitti: next time you need to post an image to the tracker, let me know, I'd like to test the new tool12:11
skaetpitti,  ack.12:11
skaetthanks12:11
pitticjwatson: ack, wanted to ask you about that at some time12:12
cjwatsonI'd actually forgotten to commit it until a moment ago12:12
mvoinfinity, cjwatson: good news, I just tested this with the b1 live-cd and while u-m complains and show a error it will display the updated apt and let me install it. after instlaling the updated apt everything works as excepted (no more error on check)12:15
cjwatsonoh, that is good news12:19
cjwatsonand b2 had the fixed version12:20
cjwatsonso release note and leave this turned on, then?12:20
mvoI think so, yes12:22
mvoessentially people just need to ignore the error message12:22
infinitymvo: \o/12:39
cjwatsonI've filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-release-notes/+bug/87173112:46
ubot4Launchpad bug 871731 in ubuntu-release-notes "Direct upgrades from beta-1 will produce annoying error message (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New]12:46
cjwatsonpublisher back on auto12:49
Riddellstgraber: have you uploaded ubiquity 2.8.5 or am I able to get one more fix in?13:00
cjwatson11:36 -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New package: ubiquity (main) [2.8.4 → 2.8.5]13:00
cjwatson11:40 -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Removed package: ubiquity13:01
Riddellupdates it is then13:01
* cjwatson goes out for the better part of an hour13:18
pittiskaet, infinity, cjwatson: new ubiquity and update-manager are in; shall I kick off new images, or are we waiting on something else?14:10
ScottKpitti: Are you respinning alternates too?14:10
pittiScottK: yes, for update-manager and oem-config14:12
ScottKpitti: I'd like to add more language packs to the Kubuntu alternate since it looks like it's got room.14:12
pittiScottK: you know langpack-size?14:12
infinitypitti: Go for it.  I was just about to, but I'm happy to have you drive.14:12
ScottKpitti: I usually guess ~5MB per.14:12
infinitypitti: Well, once ScottK's done fiddling. :)14:12
ScottKpitti: If I get it wrong, it's not like respinning an alternate takes long ...14:13
pitticjwatson: ah, or do you want to set off new builds with trying your new auto-tracker-posting magic?14:13
pittiinfinity: if you guys at the sprint want to drive this, fine for me (might be easier for coordination)14:14
pittiScottK: http://paste.ubuntu.com/705403/14:15
pittiScottK: you want the "K" column14:15
ScottKThanks.14:16
ScottKLet me double check then.14:16
pittiinfinity: ah, cjwatson is still out, I figure14:16
infinitypitti: No, no.  Be my guest.14:16
infinitypitti: I'm chasing all sorts of things here.14:17
ScottKpt is huge.14:17
pittiinfinity: alrighty; he said "when you post", so I guess this can build already14:17
ScottKLet me back one off.14:17
pittiScottK: http://paste.ubuntu.com/705404/ <- complete list14:17
pittidesktop/preinstalled running14:18
pittiwaiting for ScottK's signal to kick off alternates14:19
ScottKpitti: Pushed the seed change in bzr.14:19
pittithanks; alternates builds started14:20
Riddellug, kubuntu/daily/20111010.1 oversized14:56
* ScottK looks14:56
pittiScottK: ^ seems one too much?14:56
ScottKYeah.  Just on i386 though.14:57
* ScottK fiddles14:57
cjwatsonpitti: just tell me when you're ready to post it and I'll try posting manually14:57
pitticjwatson: ah, back14:57
pitticjwatson: ubuntu alternate is ready to post14:58
ScottKpitti: Fixed.14:58
pitticjwatson: the kubuntu one will be rebuilt, so if you can control this, please don't post that one yet14:58
cjwatsonok, let me have a go15:00
cjwatson... oh, I need to set cdimage up as an admin, one moment15:03
stgrabercjwatson: on the tracker? do you have access to Drupal's admin interface?15:06
cjwatsonstgraber: could you make ubuntu-cdimage an admin?15:20
cjwatsonI just created that account15:20
stgrabercjwatson: done15:21
cjwatsonrock on.  set up15:24
pitticjwatson: xubuntu alternate, core, server preinstalled are now also waiting for posting, for the record (in case you want to check with output of your magic script)_15:24
cjwatson$ post-qa 20111010.1 ubuntu/daily/oneiric-alternate-amd64+mac ubuntu/daily/oneiric-alternate-amd64 ubuntu/daily/oneiric-alternate-i386 ubuntu/daily/oneiric-alternate-powerpc15:24
cjwatsonworked15:24
cjwatsonI'll try the others15:24
cjwatsonthat's only for if you need to post an image semi-manually; normally, 'CDIMAGE_POST_QA=1 for-project ubuntu cron.daily' etc. should just work15:25
cjwatsonI wonder if it will work after I log out in my browser15:26
pittiah, nice, will remember for teh next time15:27
cjwatsonapparently not ...15:27
cjwatson(so don't use it yet, still working on this)15:27
pitticjwatson: added to the pad, with the "being tested" caveat15:27
pittiI need to disappear for a bit, back later15:27
pittican someone post the images as they come in in the meantime?15:28
cjwatsonoops, misversioned ubuntu-core15:28
cjwatson(fixed)15:29
cjwatsonpitti: server preinstalled dates from 20111009 - is that really waiting for posting?15:29
cjwatsonI've done the others15:29
pitticjwatson: ah, no; I guess the cron.daily-preinstalled is still running then, sorry15:30
* ogra_ thought there was a respin in progress15:30
ogra_its 90min per image for the rootfs plus about 1h for the post processing for all images15:30
ogra_(or 45min for the latter)15:31
cjwatsonlooks like it's still in progress, yes15:31
* ScottK is reviewing ^^^15:34
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ScottKKubuntu alternates are up and they fit now.15:51
ScottKcjwatson: Could you post them to the tracker?15:51
cjwatsonScottK: done15:55
ScottKcjwatson: Thanks.15:55
pittire16:46
pitticjwatson: do you want to publish the new images with your script for testing, or want me to?16:48
pittitrying post-qa with server16:50
pitti$ post-qa post-qa 20111010.1 ubuntu-server/daily/oneiric-server-amd6416:51
pittiNo iso.qa.ubuntu.com product found for 20111010.1; skipping.16:51
pitticjwatson: ^ apparently not the right incantation?16:51
pittierk, ignore me please16:53
pitticjwatson: studio and server i386/amd64 posted, but this fails:16:54
pitti$ post-qa 20111010.1 ubuntu-server/daily/oneiric-server-amd64+mac16:54
pittiKeyError: "Product 'Ubuntu Server amd64+mac' not found"16:54
evI have a ubiquity upload that I'm going to shove in the queue as soon as pbuilder finishes.  It mainly fixes bug 838048, which will only occur if you've disabled wireless and selected the "connect to this network" radio button on the wireless page.  I leave it to you lot to decide if that's sufficiently high priority to warrant a respin. :)16:55
ubot4Launchpad bug 838048 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "ubiquity crashed with TypeError in __new__(): object of type 'NoneType' has no len() (affects: 8) (dups: 6) (heat: 62)" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/83804816:55
pittiah, we build them, but don't have amd64+mac in the tracker, I see16:55
stgraberskaet: Edubuntu OEM install doesn't work because of one of my ubiquity plugins. I'm testing a fix now and I'll upload a new edubuntu-live fixing it. I'll want a respin of Edubuntu for that if possible (package is only shipped on Edubuntu)16:56
pitticjwatson: posted all pending images using post-qa, working fine17:04
cjwatsonpitti: I think everything we build ought to have a corresponding tracker product, and maybe this will help us discover omissions :-)17:06
cjwatsonwe've had a few rather ridiculous conversations of the form "this image hasn't been tested" "but it isn't even in the tracker, so how can we expect it to be"17:07
ScottKRiddell, IIRC had something he wanted to get into Ubiquity KDE.17:12
ScottKev: Do you know if Riddell committed anything for ubiquity-kde?17:12
evprobably removal of the alpha warning17:13
evwhich stgraber took care of17:13
ScottKOK.  Great.17:13
ScottKHe's not online now and he didn't say.  Thanks.17:14
pittiev: I don't think that was it17:15
evah, fair enough17:16
ScottKI just emailed him.17:18
stgraberpushed a fix for the Edubuntu OEM bug. edubuntu-live should hit the queue soonish17:18
stgraberdebdiff: http://paste.ubuntu.com/705501/17:19
stgraberpitti, skaet: would be great if this could go in and then rebuild Edubuntu ^17:19
pittiso I guess I shouldn't bother posting the ones that are currently built then?17:20
stgraberindeed17:20
pittinow we need to rebuild all images for ubiquity, so that's no small cost17:22
ScottKI have a report of crashes in language-selector-kde, which would affect all Kubuntu images and Edubuntu.17:29
ScottKDetails when I have them.17:29
pittistgraber: edubuntu-live accepted17:30
ScottK"it crashes on startup all the time" <-- language-selector-kde17:32
ScottKBug being filed.17:32
ScottK"* LanguageSelector/LangCache.py [change not affecting KDE]" was apparently wrong.17:33
pittiScottK: I had some serious trouble testing that; I tried beta-2 Kubuntu CD, and couldn't figure out for the life of it how language-selector was integrated17:33
pittiso, test case appreciated17:33
ScottKI have someoene working on both the bug and a fix.17:34
pittiall images marked for rebuild in tracker for ubiquity/edubuntu-live/language-selector issue17:35
pittipad updated17:36
debfxpitti: language-selector-kde is in System Settings -> Locale -> System Languages17:39
tseliotcan anybody approve my packages, please? As discussed with slangasek, I uploaded "nvidia-graphics-drivers" and "fglrx-installer" in oneiric-proposed (since they are on some dvd images) while the other packages "nvidia-graphics-drivers-updates", "nvidia-graphics-drivers-173", "nvidia-graphics-drivers-173-updates", "nvidia-graphics-drivers-96", "nvidia-graphics-drivers-96-updates" and  "fglrx-installer-updates" sho17:40
* skaet --> dinner, back on later17:54
* ev is going for a run. Will have my cell phone on me, but I forgot my armband so it'll be tucked away in my backpack. Call if the installer catches fire and hopefully I'll hear it18:00
pittidebfx, ScottK: I have a fix, is there a bug # for this?18:02
pittiah, got it18:02
pittiScottK: seems the London crowd is at dinner, maybe you can review?18:06
pittihttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/language-selector/ubuntu/revision/529 is the diff in bzr18:06
ScottKShould be able to shortly.18:06
pittitested on both current Kubuntu CD and under GNOME18:06
ScottKpitti: Accepted.18:14
dokopitti, ScottK: I'll upload a gcc-snapshot package soonish (then building on armel too). this should be build overnight, so won't block the buildds, and should finish to build on armel even before Thu18:15
ScottKdoko: How long does it take?18:16
dokoScottK, what?18:16
ScottKWe want 24 hours for mirrors after the last build finishes.18:16
pittihttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcc-snapshot/20110813-1ubuntu1/+build/268365118:17
pittithat was the last version that built, 3.5 days on armel18:17
pittiwhich would be past release18:17
pittidoko: can you upload to -proposed?18:17
dokopitti, that's a build on a babbage ...18:17
pittithe current ones are panda boards now; any idea how much faster they are?18:18
pittibut still, if you upload to proposed, and it builds in time, we can copy it to final18:18
pittiif it fails or takes too long, we copy to -updates18:19
pittiwould that work?18:19
dokopitti: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-toolchain-r/+archive/test/+build/283326918:19
pittifor you, I mean (it technically works fine on LP)18:19
dokook18:19
pittiah, so around a day, that'll still fit18:20
pittinice speedup :)18:20
pittidoko: shouldn't be a problem to accept it right now, we have plenty of buildds at our disposal18:20
ScottKNo guarantee it lands on a panda is there?18:21
pittiI think the non-panda ones are all on manual18:21
ScottKAh.18:21
pittibut anyway, that's why I proposed -proposed18:21
dokohave to wait for my test build18:22
pitticjwatson, infinity: in about 10 minutes we should have ubiquity/language-selector/edubuntu-live on antimony; I prepared the commands to kick off new image builds, with CDIMAGE_POST_QA=119:48
pittianything else we need to wait for which is on your radar?19:49
iulianpitti: What's in London by the way?19:50
dokorain19:51
charlie-tcaIs the tracker not updating, or is my firefox buggy now? I show very few images ready for testing.19:51
iuliandoko: It doesn't rain, no.19:52
ScottKcharlie-tca: Very few are ready for testing.19:53
charlie-tcaOkay, Then it looks right19:53
pitticharlie-tca: I'm about to kick off new builds, see the etherpad19:54
cjwatsoniulian: release sprint19:54
pittianonftpsync done, antimony ready to go19:54
cjwatsonnot the whole release team but a fair subset19:54
iuliancjwatson: Oh blimey. Didn't know that. Was it announced somewhere?19:55
cjwatsonI don't think so, we've been doing it since dapper though19:55
iulianWhen are you guys leaving?19:55
pitticjwatson: do you have anything else on your radar which is a blocker for new images?19:55
cjwatsonit's been a Canonical event so far although actually I don't see a particular reason we couldn't open it up if non-C people were interested19:55
cjwatsonwe'll be here until at least Thursday19:56
cjwatsonI suppose I should ask the office people first, but if you want to pop round to Millbank at some point I'm sure something could be arranged :)19:56
cjwatsonpitti: not so far, though I've been offline for a couple of hours19:57
cjwatsonand am about to crash in preparation for getting up at ohgod tomorrow19:57
pittiwell, I'm sure that as soon as I press enter someone will ping with another bug :)19:57
pittianyway, pressing the three enter keys of doom19:57
pittiand with that, good night everyone!19:57
pittishould be back at my usual early time tomorrow morning to mop up the fallout (crossing fingers..)19:58
pitticjwatson: save travels!19:58
pittilet's see how well this auto-posting works; but Colin wrote it, so it must be perfect!19:59
* pitti &19:59
iuliancjwatson: Nice. I couldn't probably pop in for a bit. It's just a 20 minutes bus journey from uni to Millbank.20:00
iulians/couldn't/could20:01
cjwatsonpitti: *cough*20:01
cjwatsoniulian: we'll definitely need to make sure somebody warns building security in advance, though; they can be pretty strict20:01
cjwatsonI'll ask when I get in tomorrow20:02
iuliancjwatson: Heh. I know that.20:02
LaneyBut nothing bad could possibly happen at Millbank Tower!20:03
* Laney coughs20:03
iuliancjwatson: We could always grab a drink after, if you and everyone else around is up to.20:03
cjwatsonthat is *definitely* an option20:05
cjwatsonand there's the release party on Thursday20:06
cjwatson(which was on ubuntu-uk I think)20:06
iuliancjwatson: There's a pub 3-5 minutes away from Millbank, forgot its name. I'm sure you know it.20:07
* popey perks up20:08
cjwatsonthe Morpeth20:08
iuliancjwatson: Yea, that's it.20:09
popeyhttp://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-uk/1283/detail/20:09
* popey coughs20:09
cjwatsonor there's the boat across the road from the Park Plaza (across the river from Millbank) which is also a standard haunt20:09
cjwatsonpopey: oh good, nice and close by this time :)20:10
popeycjwatson: i had to check the map to see if that was sarcasm or not ☺20:23
popeycjwatson: say hello if you come and I'll happily spring you a beer.20:24
popeyGosh, I suddenly came over all american.20:24
elmogosh, darn it, jolly happenstance, what ho20:25
popeyPip pip!20:25
cjwatsonrather20:32
infinityCheerio?20:32
tumbleweedLaney: ^ I sponsored it. Your turn now.20:35
LaneyI already looked at the debdiff20:39
Laneyso yes, ack. ScottK: looks good ^^^20:40
ScottKOK20:51
ScottKLaney and tumbleweed: Accepted.20:52
Laneyta20:52
Laneythink we pleased that chap20:52
tumbleweedheh20:52
dokopitti, ScottK: gcc-snapshot uploaded to -proposed, as discussed21:07
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ScottKdoko: Accepted.21:57

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