=== yofel_ is now known as yofel [08:03] Good morning === retoaded is now known as retoad [08:11] * bryceh waves === retoad is now known as retoaded === sagaci_ is now known as sagaci [08:56] where does rc.local come from? [08:59] initscripts postinst. [09:03] barry, what do you think about having a quick UDW session about UDD? we still have open slots: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek/Timetable :) [09:06] doko: have you been working on openmpi? [09:07] rbasak, no [09:07] dholbach: sure! how about feb1 1900-2000 utc? [09:07] barry, that sounds perfect to my ears! [09:07] * dholbach hugs barry [09:08] dholbach: :) wiki is warning you have a lock on the page [09:08] doko: ok, np [09:08] barry, updated the timetable :) [09:08] dholbach: beauty! [09:32] mvo, hi [09:32] mvo, quick question [09:32] mvo, if I wanted to add some dependencies to c-n-f would you rather see me bundling them with the code or packaging as separate entities? === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [10:46] do someone has working "Ctrl-a a" (switch window) or "Ctrl-a A" (rename window) in byobu under precise? [10:50] hrw: yes [10:51] hallyn: with tmux backend? [10:51] zyga: hi, depends on the dependency, if its just used in c-n-f I guess bundling is fine, but generally it should be its own package [10:51] hrw: maybe you need to hit f9 to turn on screen emulation? [10:51] yup [10:51] the only glitches i have are: need ctrl-a [ (not ctrl-a ctrl-[ or ctrl-a esc) to turn on copy mode, [10:51] mvo, right now it's just for cnf but I have a module cooking that will be used in more things [10:52] and need to hit return (can't hit space) in copy mode to finish a copy [10:52] mvo, ok, thanks for the answer then [10:52] hallyn: F9 is byobu configuration [10:53] and first thing which I did was Shift-F12 to get my Fkeys back ;D === _salem is now known as salem_ [11:31] pitti, if I find any more battery sucking bugs what's the best way to get it flagged up for some attention? [11:31] cking: from my POV, tagging with battery-power-consumption will do [11:32] pitti, cool, works for me too [11:32] Good morninghttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-power-consumption the other day [11:32] cking: i. e. the project; you can mark the bugs as "also affects u-p-c", then some more interested people will be notified [11:33] cool :-) [11:36] I'm organising Ubuntu Developer Week right now - could anyone imagine giving a session about NBS and fixing stuff in there? [11:37] this time we offer 30m session as well [11:39] I'm not sure that would make an interesting topic? [11:40] "Sometimes you need to rebuild stuff against new library versions. This page lists the problems. On occasion you may have to fix build failures too." [11:44] cjwatson, ok, I was just wondering if this was something where we wanted to get people to help out [11:45] It's easy if you're already a developer, and the fixes tend to be adding a changelog entry and uploading so not very interesting to go through the sponsorship process for [11:45] Hmm, Ubiquity is crashing in vmware....is there a virtual machine player that currently works with 12.04? [11:46] cjwatson, I guess you're right [11:53] hi guys, someone around to take a look at my SRU for python-tz? for lucid, maverick, natty and oneiric, packages are in the upload queue awaiting review [11:53] the bug is #885163 [11:54] ahasenack: usually the SRU upload queue is reviewed every morning [11:54] I'm assuming this hasn't happened because of the sprint [12:08] tumbleweed: right, I'm pinging here a few times a day, every day, in the hopes of catching someone :) [12:24] someone know where chromium 16 or newer for precise can be fetched by apt? === smb` is now known as smb [12:56] hrw: frankly, I'd download it from upstream; chromium has been unmaintained for quite a while now [12:56] you are better off with installing/upgrading from upstream [12:57] pitti: thx [12:57] Are we going to get a new (installable) libreoffice-l10n shortly? [12:58] cjwatson: yes, Sweetshark is working on it [12:59] good, thanks [13:03] soren: ping? [13:15] cjwatson: no libreoffice-l10n, but a libreoffice source including l10n binaries [13:15] cjwatson: hopefully soon, Im looking into it. [13:17] tyhicks: bzr branch lp:~serge-hallyn/ubuntu/precise/util-linux/fix-getty-on-pts; cd fix-getty-on-pts; bzr bd; then install the resulting util-linux .deb in the guest, and see if virsh console works. [13:20] Sweetshark: OK [13:24] hallyn: I'm pretty sure that we determined the problem was *not* in the guest, right? [13:24] hallyn: Either way, I'm in the process of building/testing [13:24] tyhicks: no, if libvirt-qemu consoles are on /dev/pts, then there is no doubt htat getty will fail in the guest. [13:30] semiosis: Yes? [13:32] soren: greetings. i've been working on the debian package of glusterfs and i saw your name on the ubuntu launchpad page for the package, so wanted to ask you a couple things [13:33] soren: i updated the debian package so the newest version, 3.2.5, builds ok. i put in a sync request to pull it from debian unstable into precise [13:33] soren: wondering if there's anything else needed to help that along [13:34] soren: another thing, once precise gets the latest version, i'd like to set up a merge to replace the debian initscript (debian/glusterfs-server.init) with an ubuntu upstart job (debian/glusterfs-server.upstart) [13:34] soren: just curious if you have any input on these issues [13:36] that initscript/upstart switch fixes an ubuntu bug which is due to how upstart/mountall/fstab works [13:37] i have a bug open for that in ubuntu & maintain packages with the upstart job in a ppa & have contributed it upstream [13:38] people have been using it & feedback is positive [13:41] hallyn: That didn't fix the problem :/ [13:42] hallyn: I just realized there's no possible way that it is an issue in the guest [13:42] hallyn: I should be able to see the grub serial output [13:42] hallyn: That would be way before getty kicks in [13:43] tyhicks: ok can you file a bug and attach your guest .xml? [13:44] hallyn: Yes - thanks for taking a look === jpds_ is now known as jpds [14:17] semiosis: Sorry, family arrived home, got distracted :) [14:18] pitti: Did you get my ping re the KDE SC 4.7.4 SRU (understand if you don't have time to deal with it right away)? [14:18] semiosis: Do you have the bug number for that sync request? [14:18] ScottK: I got the ping, but kinda busy here :/ [14:18] pitti: Sure thing. [14:18] * ScottK waits .... [14:19] semiosis: Never mind, found it. [14:19] semiosis: And ACKed it. [14:20] thanks! [14:20] semiosis: You can ping me (or someone else on the server team) when you have the upstart-job-adding patch that needs sponsoring. You don't sound like you need any help besides sponsorship, correct? [14:22] soren: i think that is correct. i'm going to make a branch of the package in launchpad with the modification, then not sure what to do next [14:22] i'm following http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/fixing-a-bug.html [14:23] i guess just "propose for merging" like it says at the end [14:23] semiosis: Sounds about right :) [14:23] soren: great! thanks again for your help. === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:48] pitti, o/ [15:48] what does this mean? [15:48] No apport report written because MaxReports is reached already [15:49] beuno: that the same program already crashed 3 times today, and it's refusing to spam you more [15:49] why doesnt it say that ? [15:50] pitti, interestingly, it hasn't [15:50] * ogra_ was wondering the same thing in the past, would be nice if the message would be less cryptic [15:50] (crashed before today) [15:51] pitti, this is on upgrading packages: http://paste.ubuntu.com/801862/ [16:03] beuno: ah, during package updates [16:04] beuno: I think apt only creates a report for the first breakage, to avoid filing bugs for everything that fails on the broken dependency [16:04] pitti, right. In my case, it hasn't created any reports for any breakages. Unless it talks to the interwebs and sees if other people had the same problem [16:04] beuno: no, it doesn't [16:05] beuno: what's the contents of /var/crash/ ? [16:05] report as in thing in /var/crash, yeah, not filed on bugs.lp [16:05] pitti, https://pastebin.canonical.com/58036/ [16:07] hmm [16:07] beuno: seems mvo is not online, he should know the details (that string is from apt) [16:25] hi guys, someone around to take a look at my SRU for python-tz? for lucid, maverick, natty and oneiric, packages are in the upload queue awaiting review [16:25] the bug is #885163 [16:27] ahasenack: I'm looking at it now [16:27] cjwatson: thanks! [16:27] (actually had been for a little while before you asked, coincidentally) [16:28] Laney: requestsync should probably be modified to raise an error if a sync request that is not an FFe nor needs sponsoring needs filing. [16:30] ScottK: it prints a warning ATM [16:30] OK. === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [17:01] cjwatson: hi! I'm seeing a huge slowdown in germinate, rev376 took ~2 minutes to germinate oneiric ubuntu-desktop, whereas the latest version takes over one hour. I thought I'd ask you first to see if this is a known issue. [17:08] roadmr: no, quite the opposite in general [17:09] roadmr: the new germinate was one of the major things that got Ubuntu publisher runtime down to under 30 minutes; although that was in a particular mode and I expected a very slight slowdown in general, but I've been timing it all along on my system and I don't see anything like that kind of slowdown [17:09] roadmr: perhaps I could have a bug report with details? [17:11] cjwatson: certainly! I tried to file here but couldn't (https://bugs.launchpad.net/germinate) [17:12] roadmr: use the Ubuntu package, please [17:13] cjwatson: ok, my dumb self should have thought of that :) I'll file a bug shortly. Thanks! === zyga-afk is now known as zyga === beuno is now known as beuno-lunch [18:45] doko: python and python2.7 now provide python-argparse, that causes build issues when one b-depends on python-argparse [18:45] shouldn't only one of them provide it? === zyga is now known as zyga-afk === beuno-lunch is now known as beuno === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [19:21] lamont: Could we have postfix 2.8.7 in precise so I can push it to natty/oneiric updates before we get 2.9.0 here shortly? === JanC_ is now known as JanC === harry is now known as Guest26960 === eric is now known as Guest34583 [20:36] cjwatson, Laney, tumbleweed: nice syncpackage announcement === salem_ is now known as _salem [20:48] bdrung: can't say I added much to it :) === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [23:41] barry: just reading https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/foundations-p-python-versions, I hope the "kill it off" against python-debian doesn't actually mean killing it but rather making update-manager not use it, or something? it's a very useful set of packages [23:41] (and e.g. Launchpad uses it a fair bit) [23:42] cjwatson: yep, exactly [23:42] phew [23:42] :)