RedSingularity | hggdh: u know the time beta 2 is officially released today? | 04:05 |
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RedSingularity | well its the 29th here in NY... | 04:06 |
RedSingularity | ETA maybe with UTC? | 04:06 |
gema | RedSingularity: it may be any time today, but I wouldn't hold my breath, it'll probably be afternoon / evening UTC time | 08:21 |
Daviey | jibel: Hola, i understand you spoke to stgraber about automating the jenkins->iso tracker testig results feeding? | 08:25 |
jibel | Daviey, morning | 08:44 |
Daviey | jibel: You call this morning? :) | 08:44 |
jibel | Daviey, well, I asked for documentation and he pasted a code sample | 08:45 |
jibel | but that's pretty simple and it is self-documented code :) | 08:45 |
Daviey | Yeah, i looked at it last night | 08:45 |
Daviey | I thought about doing it for the server iso's.. but then wondered if you were doing it for all? | 08:46 |
jibel | Daviey, if someone does it, it will work for everything. build number and jenkins jobs are flavor and variant agnostics | 08:47 |
jibel | everything = all type of iso testing | 08:48 |
Daviey | jibel: Is that a task you on your roadmap? | 08:48 |
jibel | Daviey, It's on QA's todo since we started automated tests, not on mine specifically. It's low priority. | 08:49 |
Daviey | Wouldn't the time saved in copying the results, making it a higher priority ? | 08:50 |
jibel | It would, if we reported daily results to the tracker. But for milestone testing that's not much. For EC2 that would help | 08:53 |
Daviey | jibel: Okay, do you know if there is scheduled time for it to be done? | 09:01 |
jibel | gema, ^ do we want to do that before the new test harness is available ? | 09:02 |
jibel | gema, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/968061 | 09:10 |
gema | Daviey: we are in the process of moving to a new reporting format | 09:21 |
gema | Daviey: that is lava compatible | 09:21 |
gema | Daviey: balloons, the tracker and our new automation harness will accept it | 09:21 |
gema | Daviey: but there are some infrastructure issues involved, such as how to register test cases on the tracker, how to reflect results from testing packages (not isos) in the tracker | 09:22 |
gema | Daviey: so this is something that is not going to happen for P, but for Q | 09:22 |
gema | Daviey: stgraber told us that it is easy for him to read the lava format, so not it is a matter of discussing the details during UDS and agreeing on timeframe for this | 09:23 |
gema | s/so not/so now | 09:23 |
Daviey | gema: ok | 09:37 |
Daviey | gema: Is your test harness using real metal, or virtualisation? | 09:37 |
gema | both | 09:38 |
gema | and ec2 and canonistack | 09:38 |
gema | and anything you feel like writing a plugin for :) | 09:38 |
Daviey | gema: What are you using to manage this? | 09:38 |
gema | Daviey: launchpad? what do you mean? | 09:38 |
gema | Daviey: it is not in any blueprint yet because we are working on a simple proof of concept for UDS, after that, we'll have a blueprint to extend it during Q | 09:39 |
Daviey | gema: What does the plug-in fit into? | 09:39 |
Daviey | What are you using to provision bare metal | 09:39 |
Daviey | ? | 09:39 |
gema | Daviey: we will be using cobbler, likely | 09:39 |
gema | Daviey: we are working on provisioning KVM first, though | 09:40 |
Daviey | gema: ok | 09:40 |
gema | Daviey: since we only have two devs working on it | 09:40 |
Daviey | superduper. :) | 09:41 |
alourie | gema: to provision kvm, you could use ovirt :-) | 09:57 |
* alourie has a disclaimer: he is speaking as an involved party | 09:58 | |
gema | alourie: you can always write a plugin for ovirt if you want in the future, there will be nothing stopping you from doing that ;) | 10:07 |
alourie | gema: true :-), but ovirt is already a pretty huge animal that handles kvm-based VMs :-) | 10:09 |
alourie | that's its purpose in life | 10:09 |
gema | alourie: then you keep using ovirt, no problem! | 10:39 |
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jibel | bdmurray, good morning | 12:34 |
jibel | bdmurray, have you seen lot of bugs with similar symptoms https://launchpad.net/bugs/966294 | 12:35 |
jibel | bdmurray, ubiquity doesn't switch from user setup to webcam, then runs forever consuming cpu and memory until the system dies | 12:36 |
jibel | Daviey, ec2 are not on the tracker ? | 12:39 |
jibel | gema, does cheese runs on the machine with the webcam isseu ? | 12:58 |
jibel | *issue | 12:58 |
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jibel | gema, the problem is not new apparently, users reported the problem back in december | 13:00 |
* gema goes check cheese | 13:01 | |
gema | jibel: it hangs too | 13:14 |
jibel | gema, ok cool, not ubiquity's fault. gst or kernel | 13:15 |
gema | jibel: yeah, that is what we determined yesterday | 13:15 |
stgraber | yay, one less bug on my list :) | 13:16 |
stgraber | that one was getting a bit annoying as I don't have any hardware with the issue and couldn't find anything wrong in ubi-webcam | 13:16 |
gema | stgraber: I would have shipped the machine to you | 13:17 |
gema | :) | 13:17 |
gema | the machine is completely useless, I am going to install with alternate | 13:19 |
jibel | gema, can you comment on the report please. We'll move to gst, it's the next layer on the list I think | 13:19 |
gema | jib | 13:20 |
gema | jibel: ok | 13:20 |
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roadmr | balloons: on the relocation of the checkbox-qt-service binary, here's the patch I think may solve it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/905661/ | 14:22 |
roadmr | balloons: I think you'd have to rename the service altogether to avoid clashing with stock checkbox | 14:22 |
bdmurray | stgraber: is there some way to blacklist webcams and skip that part? | 14:50 |
stgraber | bdmurray: currently the easiest way is to just remove /usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-webcam.py | 14:50 |
stgraber | bdmurray: blacklisting won't be the right fix anyway as chesse and anything else using gstreamer to access the webcam will get stuck in the same bug | 14:51 |
bdmurray | sure it isn't the right fix but will whatever the underlying bug is get fixed by the final release? | 14:52 |
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stgraber | bdmurray: I certainly hope so because we don't even know exactly what to blacklist at this point :) | 15:43 |
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skaet | Thank you to everyone who helped with the testing of this Beta 2. | 21:23 |
skaet | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/TechnicalOverview/Beta2/Testers | 21:24 |
skaet | Images would not have been released without your help. | 21:24 |
marjo | skaet: Congrats | 21:34 |
skaet | Thanks marjo :) | 21:34 |
skaet | team effort, no question. | 21:36 |
hggdh | skaet: on the tech overview, downloading beta 2, the sentence starts with "Beta 1 images..." | 21:44 |
hggdh | skaet: can I correct? | 21:44 |
skaet | hggdh, if you can edit it, please do. | 21:45 |
* skaet will go in and fix. | 21:45 | |
hggdh | skaet: done, the wiki was sort of slow | 21:45 |
marjo | hggdh: i also noticed iSO downloads were very slow | 21:47 |
hggdh | marjo: yo sir, how's life? | 21:48 |
skaet | thanks hggdh, yes. its going to be for a couple of hours now. This happened after beta 1 as well. | 21:48 |
hggdh | marjo: prolly thowsands of people downloading, and mirrors syncing, etc | 21:48 |
marjo | hggdh: "Life is good" | 21:48 |
hggdh | :-) | 21:48 |
hggdh | beats the alternative | 21:49 |
stgraber | sorry for the flood, testing a fix in the bug | 22:37 |
stgraber | ok, done playing with the bot, sorry for these | 22:45 |
hal71 | ive been testing lubuntu for a couple of hours | 23:55 |
hal71 | hello | 23:56 |
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