/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/04/16/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

RAOFMorning all00:38
SarvattRAOF: morning!00:39
SarvattRAOF: btw, did you see s2tc was in precise? yay for libtxn-dxtc0 being installable :)00:40
RAOFNo, I missed that.00:41
Sarvattnot sure if s2tc works with civ5 though00:41
RAOFI guess I can test that :)00:42
pittiGood morning04:24
jbichapitti: I don't think libpng-dev is in unstable yet05:16
pittijbicha: but libpng12-dev Provides: it05:17
pittijbicha: Ubuntu buildds can resolve this, but indeed I'm not fully sure about Debian's05:17
pittiI better change it to libpng-dev | libpng12-dev05:17
jbichapitti: oh, I didn't realize that, I think I've reverted the libpng-dev change in Ubuntu a couple times05:19
pittino need for that05:20
pittijbicha: I changed it in svn, thanks05:20
didrocksgood morning06:11
pittibonjour didrocks06:12
didrocksguten morgen pitti, how are you?06:13
* pitti fights with gtk+3.0 stopping to build because configure.ac cannot find cairo-pdf.h any more; WTH06:13
pittididrocks: quite fine, thanks! I had a nice weekend, how about you?06:13
didrockspitti: the week-end was nice again, although rainy, so didn't really achieve a lot.06:14
didrockspitti: ok, two things:06:29
didrocks- c-p-m broke the ABI (so some plugins in c-p-e doesn't work)06:30
didrocks-> I'll rebuild c-p-e06:30
pittiack06:30
didrocks- the branch with the design change has a fix06:30
didrocksI'm building it right now and keep you up to date, Tim tripled check it as well as there are tests06:30
didrockspitti: you did see that one, isn't it? (sent a notice on Friday evening) ^06:37
pittibug 959339 ?06:38
ubot2Launchpad bug 959339 in unity "Launcher, Alt-Tab - clicking on launcher item or selecting a app in Alt-Tab raises all app windows, not just most recently focused" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95933906:38
didrocksright06:38
pittididrocks: did that change recently?06:38
didrockspitti: that changed on purpose on the beginning of the cycle06:39
didrockspitti: and alt-tab always had this behavior06:39
didrocks8 months ago, I tried to convince design that the alt-tab behavior (raising all windows) isn't logical06:39
pittiso how can it be a surprising critical regression  now?06:39
pittiI agree that it should only focus per-window, not per-app06:39
didrocksit's not a "regression" as I told them06:40
didrocksas it was on purpose and a "design decision"06:40
didrocksthat's what they told me 8 months ago :)06:40
didrocksand suddenly "omg, we can't release without that"06:40
didrocksso, I'm just pushing because I'm convinced the current behavior is wrong as well06:40
didrocksas I was 8 months ago :)06:40
pittianyway, the bug description seems fine to fix06:41
pittiI guess I don't want to know how many thousand LOC that changes? :-)06:41
didrockspitti: it's quite descent https://code.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity/3v1n0-quick-alt+tab-fixes/+merge/10202806:41
didrockspitti: if you remove the test part06:41
pittihm, that has other, unrelated, changes in it, right?06:42
didrocksthe first bug is the same06:43
didrocksjust the original one06:43
didrocksbut design likes to open multiples…06:43
didrocksthe other one yeah06:43
didrocksand unfortunaly, despite me asking to only have that changes, it's mixed and was what was tested06:43
didrocksand nobody is around upstream06:44
RAOFrobert_ancell: You around?06:46
robert_ancellRAOF, yup06:47
didrockspitti: so, I tried the branch in multiple configurations: one monitor, multimonitor, with one launcher, with one launcher on each monitor and all the intended behavior happened as well. same with alt-tab. I tried to trick it for 10 minutes07:00
didrockspitti: on the other bug, let me reread it because I don't see any difference07:01
didrockspitti: for alt-tab and from what I see, there is really no difference, it appears on the monitor which has the mouse pointer07:02
didrockswhich was already the case before07:02
didrockspitti: I see no change in the commit related to that, apart from the additional test which tests this behavior07:05
didrockspitti: so, what do you think we should be doing? either updating now, are waiting for Marco to come (which can be only this evening as he's studying)07:06
pittididrocks: if you are ok with the changes, please get them uploaded (-proposed)07:06
didrockspitti: ok, doing now07:06
pittididrocks: the other changes I referred to don't look harmful, I just noticed when reading the patch07:06
robert_ancellhas anyone had any trouble compiling gtk?07:06
pittirobert_ancell: if you refer to what I said above, that was my fault07:06
pittimy new glib upload broke the .pc, I reuploaded with a fixed patch07:07
robert_ancellI've updated the new gtk and compiled it here, but it seems to log out all my sessions when I do.  I can't work out why07:07
pittiI bzr push --overwrire07:07
didrockspitti: ah I got the change07:07
pittirobert_ancell: oh, I'm working on gtk 3.4.1, you too?07:07
robert_ancellpitti, yeah07:07
pittirobert_ancell: see the pad and bzr commit07:07
didrockspitti: so, mouse on monitor A, alt-tab to focus an application on monitor B, alt-tab -> shows on monitor B07:08
didrocksbefore, it was only where the mouse was07:08
didrocksbut if you move the mouse, then, it will again the monitor where you moved the mouse07:08
pittirobert_ancell: haven't tested yet, still building locally (built in my PPA)07:08
pittirobert_ancell: can you compare your changes to what's currently in bzr?07:08
pittirobert_ancell: you mean _compiling_ logs you out of your session?07:09
pittirobert_ancell: somethign during the test suite, I suppose?07:10
robert_ancellpitti, yes07:10
pittiwell, I'll see ;)07:10
robert_ancellpitti, that's what I was thinking, but I'm not seeing any smoking gun07:10
robert_ancellpitti, and so I compiled it from a text terminal thinking it was something X related, but it still happened there and logged out both my text terminal and restarted lightdm07:11
robert_ancellI don't even know what could do that07:11
pittitalking to ConsoleKit perhaps?07:11
pittior the tests do somethign like killall gnome-session?07:12
pittior the equivalent on the session bus?07:12
robert_ancellpitti, yeah, CK was my guess to07:12
robert_ancellpitti, git_gtkcellrenderer_grabbing_modifier.patch wasn't actually applied in 3.4.1 (the patch name is misleading)07:14
robert_ancelli.e. the upstream bug is still open and doesn't have the patch applied07:14
pittihm, it said it could be reverse-applied, checking07:15
robert_ancellpitti, and there's a few version changes in debian/control you missed - I'll commit those07:16
pittirobert_ancell: thanks; I diffed configure.ac against 3.4.0, those were the ones that I saw; but it could miss some updates from previous versions07:16
robert_ancellpitti, everyone always forgets about updating the -dev package dependencies too :)07:17
pittiah, those; argh07:17
robert_ancellpitti, ok pushed those.  Good luck with the compile!07:18
pittirobert_ancell: erk, I get the same logoutt07:22
robert_ancellpitti, yay, at least my computer is not completely broken!07:23
pittiso, building in screen now :)07:23
rickspencer3phew07:27
pittihey rickspencer307:27
rickspencer3hey pitti, robert_ancell, didrocks what's the word on the street for Precise?07:27
robert_ancellrickspencer3, it's 10 flavours or awesome?07:27
robert_ancellof awesome07:27
rickspencer3hehe07:27
rickspencer3robert_ancell, wfm07:27
rickspencer3any known serious issues on the desktop? how does the last Unity upload look?07:28
pittiholding up fine hehr07:28
pittihere07:28
rickspencer3robert_ancell, btw, the lightdm greeter for 12.04 is really really nice!07:28
didrocksrickspencer3: looked good. We have an incoming build with a late design change, but apart from that, no crashers, nothing ;)07:29
robert_ancellrickspencer3, not that I know of.  There's some niggling issues for people doing complex login stuff, but I think we've got most of them under control m=now07:29
rickspencer3hmmm, maybe we should disable logging in as a simplification for 12.10 ... would for sure reduce our bug count07:29
robert_ancellrickspencer3, well, I'm a supporter :)07:30
pittirickspencer3: logging != login :)07:30
rickspencer3sorry, I just spent 2 hours getting through my inbox, now I'm all snarky07:30
pittidisabling login would indeed solve most bugs, yes07:30
rickspencer3ok, I'll look for that blueprint early in the week for UDS07:30
robert_ancelllater all07:30
pittirobert_ancell: cu07:30
rickspencer3by robert_ancell07:30
pittirobert_ancell: I restored that patch, btw07:30
rickspencer3didrocks, no crashers? that is good news indeed!07:36
didrocksrickspencer3: well, not "no" none, just "no crasher that are widespread" ;)07:38
rickspencer3didrocks, fair enough ;)07:39
kelemengaborchrisccoulson: hi, could you please update the FF and TB desktop file translations? We have quite a few new translations for the keywords: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/Wanted/FirefoxDesktop https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/Wanted/ThunderbirdDesktop07:47
seb128hey08:02
pittihey seb128, ca va?08:03
seb128pitti, salut!08:03
didrockssalut seb128 :)08:04
seb128oui, bien, et yoi ?08:04
seb128toi08:04
pittiseb128: had a nice weekend?08:04
seb128lut didrocks08:04
seb128pitti, yes, nothing special, the weather is not so great, but still relaxing ;-)08:04
seb128you?08:04
pittiseb128: I did some 3.4.1 stuff this morning, please check pad/bzr/unapproved before starting08:04
seb128I see you guys already have some hours behind you08:04
seb128unity upload in, glib in the queue08:04
seb128pitti, did you start on gtk yet?08:05
pittiseb128: quite fine; we had our first BBQ this year08:05
pittiseb128: yes, currently building locally, and in bzr08:05
seb128oh, I guess your weather is better than ours :p08:05
pittiseb128: it was rather chilly indeed, but we already invited all the guests08:05
seb128we had 15°C grey and windy here08:05
pittiseb128: but at least dry; on Sunday it was quite horrific08:05
pittinice day to stay at home and do nothing08:05
pittiI played two TIE fighter tours :)08:05
seb128hehe08:05
pittiand did some readingf08:05
pittiseb128: I still have nautilus-sendto on my list08:06
pittiotherwise I think we need to wait for new tarballs to come int08:06
seb128pitti, I think the newer revision required the new eds on gsettings08:06
pittithere might still be some "extra" stuff on versinos.html, haven't checked yet08:06
pittiseb128: -sendto?08:06
seb128yes08:06
pittiok08:06
didrocksconfirming sucky weather here as well :)08:07
seb128pitti, http://git.gnome.org/browse/nautilus-sendto/commit/?id=76ca02055a515f99c5acafebe3a090dd78984d5308:07
seb128didrocks, ahah, for once you got it as well :p08:07
didrocksseb128: indeed ;)08:07
seb128pitti, I had the discussion with bigon when he updated for Debian08:07
pittiseb128: ok, so let's just skip that then, shall we?08:08
seb128pitti, wfm08:08
seb128pitti, otherwise yes, from the ftp list emails we are good to wait for tarballs after gtk08:10
seb128pitti, thanks for doing glib,gtk btw ;-)08:10
pittide rien08:10
seb128pitti, do you plan to include mvo's patch?08:10
pittiseb128: yes, I did08:10
pittiseb128: g-screensaver and gdk-pixbuf are also waiting in unapproved08:11
seb128pitti, btw one of the gedit guys commented on the bug saying he doesn't like the patch, not sure if you saw08:11
pittiyes, I did see it08:11
seb128pitti, excellent08:11
pittiI still think it's better than crashing08:11
pittiseb128: and somehow I need to fix a bug now, without -proposed :)08:12
seb128right, well he points that it could create cyclic references and the apps,pygobject should be fixed anyway08:12
pittinothing to be fixed in pygobject08:13
pittiseb128: well, I can take it out again if you prefer08:13
seb128pitti, you should have done gdk-pixbuf without syncing, that would have counted for one ;-)08:13
pittiseb128: no, it's through -proposed08:14
seb128pitti, no, that's fine, I agree for precise it's a good solution, let the GTK guys argue on how differently it should be done08:14
pittiseb128: it's a --no-lp sync (i. e. real upload), as I uplaoded at the same time08:14
seb128ok08:14
seb128pitti, do you know if somebody testing the nautilus 12.04 LTS wrapping?08:15
seb128pitti, I finished by letting the "wrap after '.' if not followed by a digit" (i.e just dropping the 3 digits special case, and fixing their macro which was buggy)08:16
pittimeh, gtk 3.4.1's test suite is really really evil08:17
pittiit even kills your session AND screen if you build in screen08:17
pittiseb128: it's easy to test by booting today's live image or upgrading yesterday's08:18
pittiseb128: haven't heard of a confirmation yet08:18
pittiseb128: thanks for this08:18
seb128yw08:18
seb128pitti, it kills your session? wth?08:19
pittiseb128: robert's too08:19
pittisomething in the test suite08:19
seb128it's the third time this month somebody tells me that a testsuite close the session08:19
pittiI built it in a PPA, that works fine08:19
seb128I blame xorg or something in the stack08:19
seb128charles had the same issue with libindicator08:19
seb128pitti, do you know what is closed,how?08:20
pittiI don't know yet08:20
seb128like segv of gnome-session or xorg? oom?08:20
pittino crash at all08:21
seb128ok, let me know if you figure08:21
seb128I don't get the issue here08:21
pittiI thought it's talking to ConsoleKit or gnome-session on the session dbus or what not08:21
seb128hum08:21
seb128would the session go away if the session bus was taken down?08:21
pittithat shouldn't kill screen, though08:24
pittiit's a bit mysterious08:24
pittifinally got it to build now, after the 10th try :)08:24
* pitti installs and tests08:24
seb128yes, I'm somewhat glad you get it :p08:24
seb128will be easier to get to the bottom for it, I didn't manage to IRC debug it with the people who reported it before08:25
pittiseb128: we could perhaps update transmission still, by way of merging with Debian?08:25
pittiyou backported half the fixes already anyway08:26
seb128pitti, let me check the trac logs, I mentioned it to charles and we said it was safer to backport those fixes08:28
pittiok08:28
pittiseb128: do you have anything else for gtk?08:28
pittiotherwise I'll upload now, works fine here08:28
seb128pitti, one sec08:28
seb128hum08:30
seb128andyrocks filed https://code.launchpad.net/~andyrock/gtk/fix-781931/+merge/10203608:30
seb128which is a fix for bug #78193108:30
ubot2Launchpad bug 781931 in unity "New windows are moved to front but don't take focus" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78193108:30
seb128but in fact I'm unsure if that's a bug in gtk08:30
seb128I would prefer to have upstream's opinion first I think08:31
pittithe upstream bug task is marked "invalid", hm08:31
pittiseb128: ok, we can SRU this, too08:32
seb128pitti, I will check with andyrock, I think the logic is part of the "don't steal focus"08:32
seb128there is probably another bug in unity for not using correctly timestamps08:32
pittiseb128: ok, let me know when you are done with your checks, then I'll upload08:33
seb128pitti, I think I'm good, you can upload08:33
seb128thanks!08:33
seb128pitti, ok, transmissions vcs logs seems fine, if you want to resync on Debian I will not stop you ;-)08:35
bigon10:07 < seb128> pitti, I had the discussion with bigon when he updated for Debian << Re nst: the completion seems to work with eds 3.2.208:36
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone08:36
seb128hey chrisccoulson, how are you?08:36
pittihey chrisccoulson08:36
chrisccoulsonhi seb128. i'm good thanks, although, i had quite a busy weekend. how are you?08:36
chrisccoulsonhi pitti08:36
pittibonjour bigon08:36
seb128chrisccoulson, I'm good thanks08:36
bigonhello :)08:36
seb128chrisccoulson, I hope busy and good as well ;-)08:37
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, i managed to drink some beers08:37
seb128bigon, hey, ok, thanks. Didn't you say completion stopped working after you did the update by then?08:37
didrocksogra_: hey ;)08:38
bigonthe next day after rebooting it was working... something wierd with eds maybe08:38
chrisccoulsonhmmm, i'm trying to decide on a new phone, and thinking about one of these: http://www.htc.com/uk/smartphones/htc-one-x/08:38
didrocksogra_: compiz-plugins-extra is now FTBFS on arm, I think it's due to the opengl compiz/c-p-m versions: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/102097096/buildlog_ubuntu-precise-armhf.compiz-plugins-extra_0.9.7.0~bzr9-0ubuntu5_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz08:38
didrocksogra_: it's in universe, but maybe can be quickly fixed by anyone on the linaro team?08:39
seb128chrisccoulson, they look nice ;-)08:39
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, i quite like it. i'm a bit concerned about the lack of removable battery though08:40
chrisccoulsonseems they are going the way of the iphone ;)08:40
seb128chrisccoulson, way for a galaxy sIII ;-)08:40
chrisccoulsonyeah, a few people have said that too. but this does look really nice :)08:41
seb128seems they should be announced soon08:41
seb128pitti, if you want to go for the new transmission let me know I've a patch I wanted to add to it if we do an upload08:41
pittiseb128: ok; I'm not working on it right now (low prio, and doing patch piloting); perhaps just commit it to Debian?08:42
seb128pitti, transmission is not pkg-gnome maintained08:43
seb128pitti, I will get it upstream through charles08:43
pittioh, I seee08:43
* Sweetshark considers buying a bumpersticker saying: "I survived Hackfest 2012."09:01
pittihey Sweetshark, wie gehts?09:01
didrockshey Sweetshark ;)09:04
ogra_didrocks, hmm, i dont see it running quilt in the log09:07
didrocksogra_: compiz-plugins-extra?09:07
ogra_the link you posted above09:07
didrocksogra_: I didn't see you proposing patches for it, only compiz and c-p-m09:07
ogra_oh, wait09:07
ogra_-extra09:07
didrocksyeah09:07
* ogra_ isnt fully awake :P09:07
ogra_i'll see if i can catch alf or rsalveti09:08
ogra_i dont think any of these plugins can run anyway yet... but i also dont like to release with FTBFS packages09:09
Sweetsharkpitti, didrocks: great really. Just a bit tired after four days of nonstop hackfest work (even though I didnt get to much done myself).09:10
didrocksogra_: yeah we can maybe deactivate the arm build… not sure09:10
ogra_thats a very last resort ...09:11
Sweetsharkpitti, didrocks: but I spread some knowledge about how to binary bisect LibreOffice regressions, and there is a video made about that now: http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/v/SA88flop4MM?version=3&hl=de_DE09:11
didrocksogra_: nobody really cares about -extra TBH09:11
ogra_right09:12
ogra_but lets see what alf says ... we can always do an upload that disabled the arch09:12
ogra_well, not always but surely still this week09:12
ogra_*disables09:13
didrocksogra_: yeah ;)09:13
didrocksogra_: keep me posted!09:13
didrocksI have no strong feeling either way09:13
ogra_will do, thanks for the heads up !09:13
lifelesswin 6609:16
kelemengaborchrisccoulson: hi, did you see my request earlier today? any comment on that?09:21
chrisccoulsonkelemengabor, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/thunderbird/thunderbird-trunk.head/revision/56709:22
kelemengaboroh, great, thanks :)09:22
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pittidpm: will the LP guys do an one-off full export tomorrow?09:22
pittidpm: I just set the "request full export" checkbox09:23
dpmpitti, yes, I haven't arranged it yet, but will talk to them as discussed09:23
seb128hum10:01
seb128does anyone else have no nm-applet indicator showing in their panel for some days?10:02
pittiWFM10:02
seb128in fact it's not running for me, wth10:02
pittididrocks, seb128: FYI, the publisher is broken for the next couple of hours, infinity fixed it but it needs some time to catch up10:22
pittiso pending-sru and the like won't update10:22
seb128ok10:22
didrocksthanks for the notice :)10:23
pittiseb128: hm, still no new 3.4.1 tarballs..10:36
* didrocks looks at fredp10:38
seb128pitti, yeah, side effect of having most of the maintainers U.S based nowadays11:00
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dupondjeAnyone could get a look @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+bug/819994 ?11:21
ubot2Launchpad bug 819994 in gtk+3.0 "String length of items seems limited (system settings label get truncated)" [Low,Triaged]11:21
dupondjeSeems a long standing bug, that really kills the layout ;)11:21
seb128dupondje, like most long standing bugs it's hard to fix11:22
seb128that's why it's still not addressed11:23
seb128if you have suggestions on how to do it you are welcome to propose a patch on describe your idea on the bug ;-)11:23
dupondje:) Well my idea is that it really should be fixed, cause now it looks really dirty.11:24
dupondjeCan look at the code, but I don't think my knowledge is good enough to fix it :(11:24
seb128dupondje, well it looks fine in the default install on most locales11:25
seb128but yeah it's an annoying issue11:25
dupondjeIf you set text size in 'Universal Access' to Bigger11:27
dupondjeand then look at the system settings screen11:27
dupondje:P11:27
seb128dupondje, "if"... yes, I know, I use a bigger size here ;-)11:27
dupondjeSet it to 'smaller' now it looks fine :D11:28
seb128dupondje, well I know all that and I agree it's an issue, it's just not a trivial one11:28
seb128having a non fixed geometry for the grid would trigger other layout issues11:29
seb128that's why upstream forced it this way11:29
dupondjeto bad11:30
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seb128http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/932409/11:59
seb128retracers 13 to 16 top bugs11:59
seb128just for info ;-)11:59
didrocksthanks seb128 :)12:00
* didrocks rushes12:00
seb128unity-2d for the loose12:00
seb128they have 4 hot bugs there12:00
didrockswaow, the first compiz one is at rank 20 (the one before was c-p-e)12:01
seb128the numbers seem low somehow12:01
pittiseb128: ahh, thanks; the first gvfs one is a dupe, marking so12:02
didrockswell, a little bit before or after, depends on how you count equals number :)12:02
seb128I hate that libx11 XAllocID bug :-(12:02
pittithe apport one, too12:02
seb128didrocks, pitti: btw some GNOME tarballs start coming, I put them on the "to claim" on the etherpad12:03
didrocksseb128: thanks :)12:03
pittiah, morning in Boston :)12:03
seb128pitti, in fact rather late european dude so far it seems, vuntz and fpeters ;-)12:03
seb128they probably slept until 11am, had breakfast and just started :p12:03
pittihttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/101559847/CrashReports.txt12:05
pittiurgh, someone's kernel is really crashy12:05
seb128is that didrock's? ;-)12:07
pittiheh, no :)12:08
seb128the kernel doesn't like io load for him or something12:08
pittiI'll take the first two then12:08
seb128pitti, danke12:08
pittiI'll just keep grabbing two until end-of-queu :)12:08
seb128I will grab gnome-panel ;-)12:09
didrocksseb128: the 2d guys are looking at the crashers right now, there are 2 of them in fact (one was already on track)12:18
seb128didrocks, great, thanks12:19
pittigrabbing devhelp12:27
pittiseb128: gimme more tarballs!12:33
seb128lol12:33
pittioh, gtksourceview12:33
seb128;-)12:33
seb128pitti is hungry today! ;-)12:34
pittiwell, new tarballs which just update two po files are no real challenge :)12:34
pittiupdate, build, test, upload cycle is 5 mintues12:34
seb128hehe12:34
seb128boring is good at this point of the cycle :p12:34
pittidoing gtksourceview in Debian12:38
* didrocks would lilke boring12:47
didrockslike*12:47
pittiyou get the 13317 stuff :)12:48
pittierr12:48
pitti3133712:48
pitti*blush*12:48
didrockspitti: ok, that's some way of sending it :)12:49
didrocksselling*12:49
seb128pitti, should all upgrades target proposed or still only the ones which would create installability issues?12:51
pittiseb128: I'm just always using -proposed now12:51
seb128ok12:51
pittiI just got a gnome-desktop FTBFS12:51
pittias gtk3 is behind on armhf12:51
pittiit doesn't hurt, and keeps uninstallability away12:51
seb128right12:52
seb128tjaalton, "Just realised this patch is crap.", first time you have to deal with Bastien? ;-)12:56
pittiargh12:56
pittic'mon gtk3, build on armel12:56
* pitti feeds the hamsters12:56
pittioh, I supposed that would be the publisher being broken12:57
seb128it would help if we didn't build gtk 3 times, I will suggest we drop the static build next cycle12:57
pittiit's built12:57
pittiit just doesn't publish12:57
pitticf. what I said earlier about the publisher12:58
seb128oh, that's infinity's bug from this morning?12:58
seb128yeah, I've read that12:58
tjaaltonseb128: yeah, well his patch isn't much better either though :)13:00
* pitti sings the "gimme gimme gimme more" song13:00
seb128pitti, just gnome-desktop-schemas and gnome-settings-daemon are coming, they just got git tagged13:01
seb128pitti, and you got mousetweak meanwhile13:01
pittidoing13:01
tjaaltonseb128: since we tested that approach, and '..is_screen_tablet = 0' on touchscreens13:01
tjaaltonso maybe there's another bug lurking somewhere then13:01
* didrocks doesn't need caffein thanks to the dx team ;)13:01
seb128tjaalton, you won the right to argue with him then, good luck ;-)13:02
seb128didrocks, yeah, you probably need rather some cold water and yoga moves ;-)13:02
didrocksseb128: I'm practicing, practicing *a lot*13:03
didrocksguns are allowed in the US, right? :p13:03
tjaaltonseb128: right, thanks :)13:03
kenvandinedidrocks, more so in texas than california13:05
didrockskenvandine: argh, what a pity!13:06
kenvandine:)13:06
kenvandinewhat a pity that tedg just missed my stab at texas :)13:06
tedgHeh, I couldn't imagine you doing something like that kenvandine.13:07
kenvandinegood morning tedg13:07
pittiseb128: do you also get a lot of glib schema spewage about the shotwell schemas now?13:08
pittiseb128: http://paste.ubuntu.com/932482/13:08
seb128pitti, oh, f***, I forgot about that13:08
seb128pitti, it's your glib update13:08
seb128I blame it on desrt13:08
seb128I saw it saturday13:08
seb128it's http://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/?id=6560b37450cd19c4a7c7b690e279fe97b7bfdcaa13:08
pittiwell, it says "warning", but it doesn't look pretty13:08
seb128right13:08
seb128that's stupid thing to add in a stable update, I wanted to revert it13:09
seb128we will obviously not fix those now13:09
pittiindeed, why is that in .1?13:09
seb128dunno, ask desrt13:09
seb128but yeah it's boggus13:09
seb128sorry I forgot about that this morning13:09
pittithat's something for the start of a cycle13:09
pittiseb128: np, it's my fault in the end13:09
seb128yes13:09
pittiI guess we'll revert it13:09
seb128do you want to revert it?13:09
seb128yes please13:09
mbieblseb128, pitti: would probably makes sense though to do a MBF to get such applications fixed (and track the progress)13:12
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mbieblseverity wishlist, or so13:13
seb128mbiebl, "MBF"?13:13
mbieblmass bug filing13:13
seb128mbiebl, well, we are hard frozen and release is less than 2 weeks away, as pitti said I think it's a start of next cycle priority rather ;-)13:13
mbieblsure, sure13:14
seb128but yeah, something to do then for sure13:14
mbieblI was more thinking about filing those in Debian :-)13:14
Laneyjust put it in and users will file bugs for you :-)13:14
mbieblLaney: stuff like that is easy to automate13:14
Laneymbiebl: yeah, wasn't being entirely serious :P13:16
kelemengaborlooks like bug 978153 was not fixed, could someone reopen it?13:32
ubot2Launchpad bug 978153 in ubuntu-translations "Strings in wacom tablet section are not marked fot translation" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97815313:32
kelemengaboror is it better to file a new one?13:32
seb128kelemengabor, how not fixed?13:33
kelemengaborseb128: strings are not present in the current template13:33
kelemengaborI have linked searches in a comment13:33
seb128grrrrrrrr13:33
seb128kelemengabor, I'm fixing it manually13:34
seb128it's just not listed in the POTFILES.in13:34
seb128builds should really warn on that ;-)13:34
kelemengaborthanks!13:35
seb128yw13:35
seb128kelemengabor, thanks for pointing it!13:35
seb128kelemengabor, and thanks for all the work you do on translations issues13:35
pittiseb128: quiesced glib uploaded13:37
seb128pitti, thanks13:37
seb128desrt, hey13:39
seb128desrt, had a good w.e?13:39
pittidesrt: good morning13:39
didrocksdesrt: you should run, people are waiting for you :p13:40
desrtdidrocks: i notice this...13:40
desrtpitti, seb128: hi13:40
pittijbicha: http://packages.qa.debian.org/a/anjuta-extras.html doesn't have a newer anjuta?13:40
pittijbicha: (I saw your sync request in the pad)13:40
desrtseb128: good enough.  i managed to not even check my email during the weekend.  not something i've been able to do in a long time.13:40
didrocksdesrt: liar! :)13:41
didrocksdesrt: you answer to Julie :)13:41
didrocksanswered*13:41
desrtcrap.13:41
desrtthat's true :p13:41
seb128desrt, that's lying, didrocks said you replied to icons stuff13:41
seb128desrt, ;-)13:41
desrtwell13:41
desrtit was like... sunday night13:41
seb128;-)13:41
didrockshem ;)13:41
desrtI DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM13:41
desrtI CAN QUIT ANY TIME I WANT13:41
* pitti chuckles13:41
seb128desrt, I will spare you the "put output noise in a stable serie" rant for today :p13:41
pittidesrt: here, take a gummy bear13:41
jbichapitti: never mind, anjuta-extras was synced a while ago, thanks13:41
desrtseb128: output noise?13:42
desrtlike some stray g_print()s?13:42
seb128desrt, could you look at the dconf bug from friday again today? Thomas emailed me saying the think we under-estimate the bug and it's impossible to create any db without segfault13:42
seb128desrt, like http://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/?h=glib-2-32&id=6560b37450cd19c4a7c7b690e279fe97b7bfdcaa13:42
pittidesrt: I just reverted http://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/?id=6560b374 for our packages13:42
desrtoh13:43
desrtlet me guess13:43
desrtglib had not branched for stable yet?13:43
seb128desrt, no13:43
desrtso that was a mistake13:43
desrtthat was only intended for 3.5 series13:43
seb128desrt, is there any other "surprised" in there due to that? i.e stuff that was meant for master and got included in 3.4.1?13:43
desrti thought we had branched already13:43
seb128-d13:44
desrtlet me check :)13:44
seb128desrt, thanks ;-)13:44
desrtseb128: so there is one issue that i guess you may want to know about13:50
desrt2.32.1 contains a last-minute fix from will for macos that accidentally breaks linux if gnustep is installed13:50
seb128desrt, ok, that's a non issue for us, the builders don't have so much cruft installed13:51
seb128desrt, but thanks for the notice13:51
desrtjust something to know incase you have gnustep installed and try a local build :)13:51
seb128right13:51
pittididrocks: want to move unity to release yourself, or wnat me to?13:51
seb128desrt, so, did you read my dconf bug ping before?13:51
didrockspitti: I'll move move move ;)13:51
desrtseb128: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=674172 for that one, btw13:52
ubot2Gnome bug 674172 in build "glib-2.32.1 misdetects GNUstep as Cocoa" [Normal,Unconfirmed]13:52
seb128desrt, could you check on the bug they are not doing anything wrong and that there is not a real situation issue behind, Thomas seems pretty sure the issue is not the one you pointed and is happening not only in corrupted db or empty ones cases13:52
seb128desrt, in any case they are failing to set up things, they just run into the segfault it seems so even if it's user errors helping them to figure what they do wrong would be good13:53
desrtwho is this guy?!13:55
seb128desrt, one of the google sysadmins13:56
desrthe's doing it _so_ _very_ _wrong_13:56
desrtand this really is the same bug as upstream13:56
seb128desrt, can you help him to get it right? ;-)13:57
desrtya.  posting a link to the docs :p13:57
seb128desrt, thanks ;-)13:57
desrti think he was at this page because he clearly copy/pasted some of it13:58
desrtbut i think he didn't bother to continue reading :p13:58
jbichaseb128: could you add http://paste.ubuntu.com/932545/ to gsettings-desktop-schemas.gsettings-override14:00
seb128jbicha, urg14:01
seb128jbicha, feel free to do it ;-)14:01
seb128jbicha, I didn't really start on the update so you can steal it from me ;-)14:01
jbichaseb128: ok, thanks14:02
seb128desrt, so, I'm playing with dconf just to see14:22
seb128desrt, with a /etc/dconf/db/local.d/desrt which has14:22
seb128"[ca/desrt/debug]14:22
seb128user='ryan'"14:22
seb128sudo dconf update14:22
seb128"dconf read /ca/desrt/debug" should return something?14:23
desrtthat should create a /etc/dconf/db/local14:23
desrtnon-empty14:23
seb128yes, it does14:23
seb128but the read returns nothing14:23
desrtdid you also create the profile file?14:23
seb128yes14:23
desrterm14:23
seb128it works if I put the system-db before the user-db14:23
desrti think you want dconf read /ca/desrt/debug/user14:23
seb128it's like it was checking the user first and not going further14:23
desrtbecause there is no /ca/desrt/debug14:24
seb128doh, that's how I'm awake today :p14:24
seb128desrt, so ok, works as it should14:24
desrt:)14:24
seb128thanks ;-)14:24
desrtthere _is_ a bug there14:24
desrt'list' doesn't work with system databases14:24
desrtso if you dconf dump /ca/desrt/debug/ then it won't work14:25
glatzormvo, abend!14:25
desrtit's one of the many many 'known issues' that i plan to fix with time14:27
* desrt has been working a bit on the dconf-engine code in the slowdown of the past few days14:27
seb128desrt, that's what I tried before in fact14:27
desrtseb128: makes sense14:28
seb128desrt, anyway I checked, custom dbs work, locking works14:28
desrtdump works by list() all keys and then check their values14:28
desrtso if they don't show in list() you get no output14:28
desrtseb128: ya.  the reporter is just doing it wrong14:28
seb128desrt, it sucks a bit that the code just doesn't bail out of zero byte files rather than segfaulting14:28
desrtseb128: so i go back to my original statement about that bug: we should not crash in that case14:28
desrtseb128: but obviously we can't expect it to work, either14:29
seb128desrt, I agree with you ;-)14:29
seb128well, handling corrupted files is not easy14:29
seb128handling empty file should be easy to bail out with an error message14:29
desrtya...14:29
desrtgvdb is actually safe against most things, i think14:29
seb128like "check your config, that's empty"14:29
desrti didn't give it really really good fuzz testing or anything14:30
desrtmaybe i should14:30
desrtoooo14:30
desrtthat's what i'll tell olli14:30
desrt"develop a testsuite for dconf"14:30
desrtmanagers LOVE to hear that sort of thing14:30
desrtwill be approved for sure :)14:30
janimo`didrocks, does unity/compiz has some GPU whitelist or blacklist?14:30
didrocksjanimo`: there is a blacklist, yeah14:31
janimo`didrocks, if there's a new closed source drier in use besides nvidia or ati does it need to be mentioned somewhere explicitly?14:31
didrocksjanimo`: the blacklist is by card, not by driver, so if a new card isn't working and still report 3D acceleration and working in unity, yes it needs to be blacklisted14:32
janimo`didrocks, ok thanks. I am trying to run it on a PVR based card liek the ones in OMAP4 but this is x86, just wanted to see if there's any prerequisite besides just figuring out why it crashes14:34
bcurtiswxkenvandine, all the posts from facebook on my feed don't have titles (with the persons name)14:34
seb128I hate etherpad14:34
didrocksjanimo`: you can try to run /usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test -p to get more info :)14:34
seb128why does it keep wanting me to reconnect14:34
didrocksjanimo`: you will see if it's theorically supported or not :)14:34
janimo`didrocks, thanks, will try. I forgot that one :)14:34
seb128pitti, gnome-control-center up to claim ;-)14:34
kelemengabor1seb128: I'd also like to see bug #441986 fixed - the "Examples" link translation on the installer desktop. Can we have a nonlangpackdeadline rebuild with translations for it?14:36
ubot2Launchpad bug 441986 in example-content "Live CD "Examples" desktop item translations depended on having the PO files" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44198614:36
janimo`didrocks, all green, so reasons for hoping :)14:37
seb128kelemengabor1, I will do one14:37
kelemengabor1seb128: if I submit a branch for its upstream project with the exported translations, like: https://code.launchpad.net/~kelemeng/example-content/bug441986, is that useful?14:37
kelemengabor1(say yes, and I hit you with two more :P)14:38
seb128kelemengabor1, not sure, I would rather do what I did for the other ones I uploaded, ask an .po export to launchpad and cp them14:38
seb128did somebody put gnome-control-center under the etherpad "being worked" or was it me just adding it to the wrong section?14:43
didrocksdidn't touch14:43
seb128I moved it to "to claim" because there was no name and I think I had did put it at the wrong place before14:44
seb128ok14:44
kenvandinenot me14:44
kelemengabor1seb128: okay, so do it in downstream. But would you consider such merge proposals helpful (less gruntwork?) or it is simpler if I just ask here to do an upload for update-notifier (bug #562900) and update-manager (bug #628157)?14:47
ubot2Launchpad bug 562900 in update-notifier "Please include translations from Launchpad in the package" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56290014:47
ubot2Launchpad bug 628157 in ubuntu-translations "10.04 -> 10.10: Untranslated string: Upgrading Ubuntu to version 10.10" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62815714:47
seb128kelemengabor1, I let mvo handle those14:47
seb128mvo, ^14:47
kelemengabor1:)14:47
seb128kelemengabor1, well update-notifier and update-manager have a shared setup between upstream and ubuntu I think14:48
seb128kelemengabor1, not sure that's the case for example-content, and I've no idea how that works, so I will just do it like I know how to do it14:48
seb128I should learn from pitti or mvo how to do the upstream shared export thing at some point though14:48
didrocksdesrt: Julie will start working on the dconf icon btw, hold on your release if you planned any  :)14:49
desrtnothing planned so far :)14:50
* desrt has only one patch for a possible release14:51
* desrt is wondering if it's really worth it...14:51
glatzormvo, I finally found the reason for lp#65943814:51
seb128bug #65943814:52
ubot2Launchpad bug 659438 in aptdaemon "Installation/Removal fails because of package which could not be located (failure in apt.Cache.required_download)" [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/65943814:52
seb128glatzor, hey14:52
glatzorhello seb128 how are you?14:53
seb128glatzor, I'm good thanks, how are you?14:53
pittinessita, dobey: bug 334757 says it fixes something in UbuntuOne, but I can't really tell what; do you happen to know?15:02
ubot2Launchpad bug 334757 in kdebindings "update-notifier-kde.py crashed with SIGSEGV in QSocketNotifier::setEnabled()" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33475715:02
dobeypitti: yes, sometimes ubuntu-sso-client will crash with that error as it's a problem in pyqt which is being used. alecu has tested the fix and his test script is not reproducing the crash any longer15:04
pittidobey: ah, awesome!15:04
pittidobey: thanks15:04
dobeypitti: so as he mentioned on the bug it gets the +1 from us :)15:05
pittidobey: copied to precise then15:09
pittiseb128: uploaded g-c-c; I'm done with gnome stuff today15:10
dobeypitti: cool. thanks15:10
pittitime for some errands and sport, and I have a TB night shift ahead of me15:10
seb128pitti, thanks, seem they are done for now as well, I can pick the next shift, I've been mostly been dealing with w.e catchup and other bugs so far today15:11
seb128didrocks, do you know how to fakesync?15:47
seb128didrocks, dget http://incoming.debian.org/totem-pl-parser_3.4.1-1.dsc if you do ;-)15:47
didrocksseb128: oh? already here, yes doing :)15:50
seb128didrocks, thanks ;-)15:50
didrocksseb128: or we can wait tomorrow morning to have a real sync15:50
didrocksseb128: will add on my list ;)15:50
didrocks(seems better)15:50
seb128didrocks, works for me15:50
didrocksseb128: doing gnome-system-log just for doing it15:50
didrocksseb128: it contains your two fixes and that's it :)15:50
seb128didrocks, \o/ me :p15:51
didrocksheh15:51
seb128kelemengabor1, still around?15:53
kelemengabor1seb128: yes15:54
seb128kelemengabor1, can you do your example-content merge proposal after all? ;-)15:54
kelemengabor1sure, for which branch, upstream or ubuntu?15:55
seb128kelemengabor1, upstream15:56
kelemengabor1seb128: bug 441986 is ready15:58
ubot2Launchpad bug 441986 in example-content "Live CD "Examples" desktop item translations depended on having the PO files" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44198615:58
seb128kelemengabor1, thanks15:59
* didrocks will do some exercice and dinner, see you tomorrow guys17:02
xichael"missing operating system" is all i get when i try to boot from usb. i've used the Universal USB Installer from pendrivelinux.com to load 11.10 Desktop onto the drive. any ideas what's wrong?17:14
Darxusxichael: I think you got the wrong channel.  #ubuntu might be better.17:17
xichaelthanks, i'll try there17:19
pgranerbryceh, can we get someone to look at: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/97329717:24
ubot2Launchpad bug 973297 in linux "Xorg recognizes Logitech Headset USB dongle as input device then segfaults" [Medium,Confirmed]17:24
brycehpgraner, yes17:27
pgranerbryceh, I have a box that I can do it at will with and the same headset if it helps17:28
brycehlooks like a job for cnd, but let me study a few minutes17:28
cndpgraner, bryceh: I've seen a fix go by upstream for that issue17:29
cndwe should get it when we update to the latest xorg-server point release17:29
cndthe point release was just released this weekend17:29
brycehcnd, excellent thanks.17:30
pgranerbryceh, cool, can you get the bug up to speed wrt status, and targeting?17:31
brycehpgraner, yes; looking for the patch first tho17:31
cndhmm... doesn't look like it made it into the point release17:33
cndI'll add a link to the patch17:33
brycehcnd, thanks, yeah didn't spot it there either17:33
cndoh, I don't think peter has picked it up yet17:34
brycehcnd, pgraner ok bug looks good now.  the patch looks pretty obvious to me; should we put it in a ppa to get some testing, or roll it in now, or wait 'til we pull the point release?17:37
cndbryceh, I'm actually not 100% sure that patch will fix things17:38
cndpgraner, I put some instructions in the bug for getting an evemu device property file17:38
cndplease follow up and then we can be sure17:38
brycehcnd, alright then let's do a ppa17:38
cndbryceh, I can probably test and confirm on my own if I have the evemu file17:38
brycehcnd, alright.  I can set up a ppa for this; extra testing can't hurt.17:39
cndsure17:39
cndbryceh, this signal safe logging work has put me a bit behind on other work :(17:40
cndbut I think I'm almost done with it17:40
brycehheadset fix -> ppa:bryce/lp97329717:55
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desrtseb128: looks like our dconf issue sorted itself out...18:32
seb128desrt, right, I just commented on the bug18:35
desrtseb128: thomas too.  seems he is happy with the result now.18:35
desrt(after first accusing us of being a bunch of idiots and failing to understand the problem as he explained it)18:36
seb128desrt, right, I read that, it was 3 hours ago18:36
desrtah.  did not notice your comment after that.18:36
seb128desrt, well he put a small rant about documentation still ;-)18:36
seb128desrt, well, when I said "just" it's a minute ago or so18:36
desrtseb128: ya.  docs could be better.18:37
seb128desrt, is the wiki you pointed to somewhere in the GNOME sysadmin guide?18:37
desrtwe have a sysadmin guide?18:37
desrt(read: no.  probably not)18:38
seb128desrt, I guess you could put the wiki url in the manpage or the help output18:38
seb128desrt, http://library.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/18:38
seb128desrt, but I guess it's old and not updated, it still covers gconf18:39
chrisccoulsonooh, car is going to be finished on friday :)18:39
desrtseb128: my guess as well18:39
desrtwe could use some new mallard sysadmin stuff :)18:39
desrtchrisccoulson: what happened to it?18:39
seb128chrisccoulson, did you get used to the one you got in exchange?18:39
seb128desrt, well at least perhaps drop the url in the manpage or in the help output?18:39
seb128url -> the wiki one18:39
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, i'm used to it now. but, as much as i like having a brand new hire car, i would like my own back now :)18:40
seb128;-)18:40
chrisccoulsondesrt, somebody drove in to the back of my car when i was queued at traffic lights on easter monday18:40
xclaessehmmm, git says perl: warning: Setting locale failed.18:44
xclaessethat's new since today upgrade in precise18:44
xclaesseis that known, any workaround?18:45
seb128do you get the same issue on other commands?18:45
seb128is your locale correctly set?18:45
pittiseb128: still busy :)20:11
seb128pitti, yeah, almost done, I will stop after vinagre20:11
pittiseb128: I'll look at gvfs and librsvg in Debian20:12
seb128pitti, thanks20:12
pittiargh, we again have an ubuntu delta there, will check20:12
seb128pitti, I tried to sort by priority order on the etherpad20:12
pittiI think librsvg wasn't necessary20:12
seb128like the bottom of the list are non seeded,universe20:13
dobeybtw, is everything supposed to be uploaded to proposed from now on for precise, and copied after approval from there?20:14
pittidobey: yes, safer that way20:15
pittidobey: well, not necessary for arch: all packages20:15
pittibut for arch:any ones20:15
dobeyi don't see how that distinction matters, but ok :)20:16
pittidobey: there is just one build for arch:all (on i386), you can't get arch skew there20:16
seb128dobey, there is no out-of sync between archs for those20:16
dobeypitti: oh true. but if you upload something that's broken, it will be broken everywhere, while arch:any might only get broken on one arch. so the "safer" metric seems vague :)20:17
pittidobey: we use -proposed to avoid temporary uninstallability and arch skew20:18
seb128dobey, you don't want anything broken in proposed either :p20:18
pittidobey: yes, if the package itself breaks, that won't help of course :)20:18
dobeyseb128: indeed. but we don't always get what we want. there's even a rolling stones song about it :P20:18
pittimeh, our librsvg delta is sufficiently large at this point (and also mostly irrelevant) that I'd rather not re-sync now20:21
* pitti wishes people would check Debian first before diverting away20:21
seb128pitti, we haven't be in sync since january on it, list most of GNOME we just updated before Debian20:30
seb128pitti, i.e https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/librsvg/+changelog no recent merge,sync20:30
pittiseb128: right, but e. g. debian's rsvg compat changes would have been nice to get20:31
pittiand our rather pointless dh_python2 transition was unnecessary20:31
seb128pitti, well, they updated end of march20:31
pittianyway, no big deal20:31
seb128right20:31
pittiwe can sync again in Q20:32
seb128pitti, the issue is really not "pointless diff" is "do updates in Debian"20:32
pittispeaking of which, will we ever get a name for it?20:32
seb128and the issue is that it's slower and most people don't have access to Debian here20:32
seb128that's a sabdfl's question ;-)20:32
brycehduh, it's named 'q-series'20:52
bryceh;-)20:52
pittiQuarrelling Quail!20:52
mlankhorstand fixed ipv6 on this host again, huzzah20:52
micahgpitti: does the new librsvg upload actually add back an rsvg-convert compat layer?20:54
pittimicahg: no, it doesn't; see above, I think it's a bit late for larger packaging changes like that20:55
pittiit also took a few rounds to get right in debian20:55
micahgpitti: the final diff was actually minimal...anyways, '- Rename rsvg.1 to rsvg-convert.1 and update for rsvg-convert's options' prompted the question20:55
pittiyes, they updated the manpage to match what -bin actually ships20:56
micahgwait, so we are shipping rsvg-convert? (that's what that line implies)20:56
pittino, we don't; we just ship rsvg, what's upstream20:56
pittibut previous versions still had a manpage for the (nonexisting) rsvg-convert20:57
micahgso the changelog is backwards?20:57
pittierr, sorry; rsvg-convet is the new tool, rsvg the old one20:57
* micahg is very confused20:58
pittirsvg was the python compat wrapper aroud rsvg-convert20:58
pittibut was dropped this cycle20:58
seb128pitti, still there?20:58
pittiseb128: yes20:58
seb128oh yes20:58
seb128pitti, retracers are sick20:58
seb12804/16/12 20:47:10: retracing #981509 (left in pool: 230)20:58
seb12804/16/12 20:47:21: retracing #981509 failed with status: 9920:59
seb12804/16/12 20:47:21: transient error reported; halting20:59
seb128 20:59
seb128the i386 keeps doing that20:59
pittiurgh20:59
micahgpitti: ok, got it now, for some reason I thought it was the other way, thanks20:59
seb128pitti, no lock, it just exit, retry, exit, retry20:59
pittithat usually happens with HTTPError and friends, from launchpadlib20:59
seb128pitti, it's doing that since "04/14/12 11:17:16: retracing #981509 failed with status: 99"21:00
seb128that's why the summary I did this morning has so "low" counts, I should have checked further :-(21:01
pittiok, excellent thing to do tomorrow after the 3.4.1 rush21:01
seb128pitti, well, it's happening always on the same bug21:01
seb128to the i386 retracer only21:01
pittiyou could temporarily untag this perhaps?21:01
seb128pitti, should I untag that bug meanwhile?21:01
pittithe bug itself might cause a HTTPError21:01
seb128pitti, yes21:01
pittiyes, it's most certainly that21:01
pittiamd64 uses the very same code and cookie21:02
pittiprobably that bug triggers a LP oops21:02
seb128nothing special I can see from the web version21:03
seb128pitti, ok, it's retracing happily again, so probably something about that bug21:07
pittiok, so let it catch up over the night, and I'll investigate that bug more closely tomorrow21:07
seb128pitti, thanks21:08
pittigood night everyone!21:21
bkerensapitti: gnight21:22
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