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astraljavaskaet: I tested Studio image, and it's not even prompting me for the codecs install when attempting to play mp4 video.00:44
* astraljava just notices that the images have been moved to final again00:48
Riddellskaet: if you have any proofreaders at a lose end I have an announcement page (https://www-admin.kubuntu.org/news/12.04-release password restricted)01:09
bkerensaskaet: is planned release still for 1200 UTC?01:18
bkerensaskaet: Wondering if we have anything left on release notes that needs finishing before tomorrow01:18
Riddellskaet: it is and I expect she has gone to sleep01:19
stgraberright, I guess it's time for some sleep, talk to you all tomorrow01:24
jbichabkerensa: yes, feel free to improve the release notes01:44
bkerensajbicha: I already added the doc team and one other area01:49
pittiGood morning03:26
pittislangasek: apt/oneiric> yes, it should be moved to -updates ASAP, was just waiting on jibel's test result (wasn't finished yet when I had to leave)03:27
pittislangasek: seems you moved it already, thanks03:27
pittislangasek: ah, pre-publishing done, thanks03:37
skaetGood morning pitti04:02
pittihey skaet  -- still jetlagged?04:03
skaetpitti, afraid so.  :(04:08
skaetfigure I'll get over it,  just in time to head back home,   lol04:08
skaetbrerensa,  target time isn't actually 1200 UTC.   Edits and improvements to the release notes are welcome until 0900 UTC.04:17
metzehi, when can I expect the final iso images on the ftp server?05:03
pitti"today"05:03
skaetwhen the images are available,  it will be announced in #ubuntu-release-party.05:08
metzeskaet: thanks05:09
elmoare we there yet?05:10
Davieyelmo: Are you really that keen to update your infrastructure ? :)05:12
slangasekhe got tired of waiting and switched the servers to Gentoo05:17
utlemmingskaet: I'm going to bed, but I'll check in at 11:00 UTC ( 05:00 my time ) to be ready for the cloud image release.05:22
* utlemming goes to bed05:23
Davieyutlemming: \o/05:25
skaetthanks utlemming06:01
Kalidarnhi, what time zone does https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule follow?06:06
Kalidarni had assumed it was UTC06:06
astraljavaNormally everything's announced in UTC, yes.06:07
astraljavaAs can be witnessed right from the third sentence:"Freezes normally happen around 2100 UTC time of the given date."06:08
gemaskaet: have we realised that precise leaves the machine unresponsive when there is a lot of io going on?06:16
gemaeven if you are writing to a different HD or external media06:16
pittigema: that bug is ancient indeed06:23
pittiLinux really performs poorly when there is high IO06:23
pittimostly due to trashing the cache; /me looks for the bug06:24
pittihttps://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1230906:25
ubot2bugzilla.kernel.org bug 12309 in Block Layer "Large I/O operations result in poor interactive performance and high iowait times" [High,Reopened]06:25
pittigema: ^  note the 540 comments... :/06:25
pittihttp://lwn.net/Articles/467328/ too06:26
gemapitti: and why is it not fixed?06:31
gemaI can reproduce it every time06:31
gemait even spits out logs in dmesg in Precise06:31
pittiyes, me too; every time I rsync a CD image or copy a video to an USB stick or so06:31
gemaso why haven't we fixed it?06:32
pittibut apparently it's ridiculously hard to fix, and there are conflicts of interest between desktop vs. server06:32
gemapitti: then why haven't we gone back to a previous kernel for Precise?06:32
pittithe HugeTLB problem that the LWN article describes is one side of the story; the other is probably very profane, the rsynced/copied file kills all your existing caches06:32
pittigema: how would that help? that problem has existed for many many years06:33
gemapitti: this didn't happen to me in oneiric06:33
pittihm, maybe you see something different than me06:33
pittibut rsyncs or copying huge files has caused my computers to grind down to a halt forever06:33
gemapitti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/946880/06:34
gemathis is my dmesg06:34
gemafrom the hang06:34
pittiright06:35
pittithat just says that the kernel notices the hangs06:35
gemawhich wasn't there in beta206:35
gemawhich means someone has noticed and activated that06:35
gemait wasn't on my machine, but my partner's back then06:36
pittithat message isn't new06:36
gemaok06:36
pittiit behaves differently on different computers06:36
gemaok06:36
gemais this the same problem you are seeing?06:36
pittiironically, the problem gets worse with faster machines/drives06:36
gemaI see06:36
pittigema: that dmesg doesn't tell much really, except stating the obvious that your processes are hanging06:37
gemaI think it is a regression, it didn't happen to me with the oneiric kernel before yesterday06:37
gemawith the same disks06:37
pittii. e. the faster your shiny new SSD drive can shovel bytes into memory, the faster you get into a situation where caches and mempages are trashed06:37
gema*same disks as yesterday*06:38
pittigema: if you can compare the same situation/drive/file/computer with oneiric vs. precise kernel, that certainly would be interesting06:38
gemaare you suggesting that I go back to oneiric?06:38
pittiI did a comparison a while ago, between lucid, oneiric, precise, and they all sucked the same06:38
gemathat'd certainly fix the issue06:38
pittigema: no, you can install the oneiric kernel on precise and boot into this06:38
gemathat's a good point06:38
pittii. e switch between oneiric and precise kernels in grub06:39
gemawill do06:39
gemabut today I still have work to do on the upgrade bug06:39
gemaso this will have to wait for 12.04.106:39
gemapitti: if this had been symbian, I'd have stopped the phones from shipping on this problem06:40
pittigiven that the bug is ~ 5 years old, I'm not very optimistic, but let's see :)06:40
gemapitti: this is a regression, please stop patronising me :P06:40
pittithere are patches to make this problem better, but they are apparently not approriate for server06:40
pittiso maybe we can apply it to -generic and not to the -server flavour06:40
gemapitti: I need a kernel person to look at this, i think, I will talk to them today06:41
pittigema: right, looking forward to your comparison06:41
pittias I said, I cannot really help much here, as it has been equally bad in all ubuntu releases on my machines06:42
pittiso I hope you find a difference06:42
pittithen we'd at least have a handle on that problem and can bisect06:42
Riddellmorning06:51
gemapitti: I will try06:52
pittihey Riddell06:52
stgrabergood morning07:05
astraljavaMorning stgraber!07:10
astraljavaCan you move Xubuntu images to Final? They're all marked as Passed (and most without bugs to boot).07:11
pittihey stgraber07:15
pittistgraber: in the same vein, skaet asked for all images to be moved to Final07:15
* skaet --> transfering to office, biab07:30
sebsebsebhi07:30
stgraberastraljava, pitti: looking07:37
stgraberpitti: do you know if she meant all Ubuntu images or really all of them? I'm still seeing some untested images07:39
pittiskaet   when stgraber shows up,  if you spot him first,07:40
pitti ask him to move the remainder over to final.07:40
pittistgraber: I think "all", but you can just as well wait until she's back07:40
stgraberyeah. I'll move what's fully tested and was signed off for now, will wait for the rest07:41
stgraberDaviey, infinity need to sign off on the Netboot images07:41
astraljavastgraber: Thankee!07:43
stgraberok, that's all the signed off ones moved07:46
metzewhen will the final images appear on http://cdimage.ubuntu.com ?07:47
stgraberwaiting for sign off on netboot and for the +mac kubuntu images (didn't seem to get any more testing than they had yesterday)07:47
stgraberRiddell: ping07:47
stgraberRiddell: are you happy to release the +mac kubuntu images in their current state (one without a test and the other with just 1 out of 4 testcases covered)07:48
stgraber?07:48
Riddellstgraber: I'd rather not until tested07:49
stgraberRiddell: ok, anyone on it at the moment?07:50
Riddellnot that I know of alas07:50
stgraberjibel: is that something QA can maybe help with? these are the only two untested images left on the tracker07:51
pittigiven that amd64+mac has the exact same livefs, and the only difference is the boot block, testing that it boots on a Mac should be sufficient IMHO; bonus for one finished test install :)07:55
jibelstgraber, syncing images07:57
stgraberpitti: thanks!07:57
infinitypitti: Have we started any pre-publishing yet?08:07
stgraberinfinity: are the armel netboot images good to go?08:09
infinitystgraber: They are.  Let me go sign thingees.08:09
stgraberinfinity: thanks, moving them then08:09
infinityI'm going to take the liberty of signing off on the armhf netboot stuff for Daviey too.08:10
stgraberskaet: so I moved everything that was signed off and tested. We only have netboot that's awaiting signoff (amd64 + i386), some upgrades weren't tested (flavours) and Kubuntu is still waiting for +mac results before considering them good to go08:11
pittithanks stgraber08:12
infinitypitti: .pool looks fully populated and pushed, did you do that? ;)08:12
skaetRiddell, ScottK,  any updates on Kubuntu +mac08:12
skaet?08:12
pittiinfinity: yes, me yesterday, slangasek over night after the respin (I double-checked md5sums)08:12
micahgis there any chance of respins at this point?  Would I be ok to push out a security update a little later?08:13
skaetmicahg, hold off please08:13
infinityelmo: We seem to be pre-published already as of some time last night, so mirrors should be settling, one would hope.08:13
micahgok, np, can wait08:13
infinitymicahg: If we respin, it would be because we discover the images actually physically blow up people's computers and kill their pets.08:14
micahginfinity: ok, but that's still a maybe, so I'll push out the other releases and precise will go later :)08:14
jibelRiddell, ubiquity crashes when I click on 'Create new partition table' in the manual partitioner on kubuntu mac. known issue ?08:15
Riddelljibel: nope08:15
skaetRiddell,  amd64+mac - signoff ETA?08:16
skaetDaviey, aroslaes,  cloude images - signoff ETA?08:16
skaetarosales, even.  ^ ?08:17
knomeskaet, release ETA? :]08:17
skaetknome,  #ubuntu-release-party  ;)08:17
Riddellskaet: jibel has just said it has a problem so probably none08:17
jibelRiddell, and no trace of a crash just "KCrash: Application '' crashing..." in installer/debug08:18
Riddellthat means it's a pykde issue :(08:18
jibelRiddell, can you try on a non-mac image ?08:18
Riddellyeah let me do so08:19
jibelstart ubiquity, select 'something else' in partman and 'Create new partition table'08:19
pittijibel: does that work in ubuntu?08:23
jibelpitti, yes08:23
pittiI can't quite believe that this affects kubuntu amd64+mac only, and works in kubuntu amd64 and ubuntu amd64+mac08:23
pittiunless kubiquity has some KDE specific UI presentation for Mac partitions?08:24
Riddellnope08:24
jibelI'm finishing the install of desktop and alternate and will try to reproduce afterwards08:25
Riddelljibel: in "Prepare partitions" I click on /dev/sda then "New Partitions Table" button, it successfully removes the other partition line items and shows a new "free space" line08:28
Riddellhello Millbank08:29
cjwatsona KDE-specific bug on Macs isn't totally out of the question, IMO08:30
jibelRiddell, 'entire disk' and 'auto-resize' passed08:35
jibelRiddell, same bug than ubuntu with the manual partitioner (bug 987418) and the crash08:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 987418 in ubiquity "manual partitioner: /dev/sdb (installation media) selected by default as device for boot loader installation" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/98741808:35
jibelnow trying alternate08:36
cjwatson987418 was one we just didn't have time to fix - it's nasty and unfortunate but I'm pretty sure we released 11.10 with at least some species of this bug (maybe not that specific manifestation)08:40
stgraberskaet: do you have Daviey around?08:41
cjwatsonI've targeted it for quantal, and am going to create some quantal milestones now in order that I can milestone it :-)08:41
Davieystgraber: hey08:41
stgraberDaviey: hey there. Are netboot i386 and netboot amd64 good to go? infinity signed off on all the arm ones08:41
Davieystgraber: thye are indeedy08:42
Davieystgraber: i signed them off the other day, no?08:42
stgraberDaviey: the testing sign off field was empty when I looked this morning. infinity signed that line off but only for the armhf part08:44
stgraberanyway, all good now08:44
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cjwatsonsync-mirrors marked non-executable09:03
pittiNB, the hangout says I'm not invited, so I'll watch IRC for now09:05
ogasawaraI notice the day-0 kernel is still in -proposed, will that get pocket copied soon?09:16
infinitypitti: ^09:19
cdoktor19hai everyones09:24
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Riddell"We're sorry, hangout is currently unavailable. Please try again later."  that's an ambigious error message09:31
pittiogasawara: it has one out of 11 bugs verified and is rather intrusive; I think it should get some more testing; few people are running -proposed yet09:31
pittiogasawara: but I haven't been in the loop of previous discussions/testing for this09:33
pittiogasawara: anyway, skaet said to hold off any -updates/-security stuff for now until we release09:33
ogasawarapitti: ack.  I would add that I had test confirmation from each before even considering it for the day-0, although I cannot confirm if those testers have followed up and re-tested with -proposed.09:34
pittiogasawara: ah, that's good to know09:34
* pitti dist-upgrades to -proposed (did it yesterday, but we didn't have the kernel yet)09:35
gemacyphermox: ping09:36
pittioh, skaet fell off the planet09:36
pittihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes/CommonInfrastructure says "The default run time for Java is OpenJDK... " (literally)09:36
gemaI hope she's ok09:36
pittican I just edit that?09:36
pittior was that already copied someplace else (web team)?09:36
RiddellI have the same question myself for Kubuntu r-n09:37
pittiRiddell: presumably these all include /CommonInfrastructure (Ubuntu does, anyway)09:37
Riddellthe flavour release notes do yes09:37
gemapitti: I have summoned skaet09:39
Riddellyay!09:39
jibelRiddell, kubuntu alternate mac is ok09:39
* skaet --> had to reboot. 09:39
Riddelljibel: oh?  did that change from last time your tried?09:39
skaetwhat's up?09:39
Riddellskaet: don't worry I hear ubuntu has an upgrade coming soon, probably it'll fix that reboot issue :)09:40
ogra_ /join #ubuntu-release-party09:40
ogra_ergh09:40
pittiskaet: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes/CommonInfrastructure says "The default run time for Java is OpenJDK... " (literally); can we still edit that?09:40
pittiskaet: or was it alraedy copied to the web team?09:40
pittiskaet: there is also quite some TODOs in the bugs, shall I take a stab at some verbiage around them?09:40
jibelRiddell, it is the first time I try kubuntu alternate on mac09:41
jibelRiddell, what did I report previously that I dont remember ?09:41
pittiskaet: I also would like to make some grammar/stylistic improvements to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes/UbuntuDesktop, still possible?09:42
Riddelljibel: 09:15 < jibel> Riddell, ubiquity crashes when I click on 'Create new partition table'09:42
ogasawaraskaet, pitti: I would also note that if the day-0 kernel isn't available in -updates upon release, I'll need to edit some of the known kernel issues to mention -proposed instead of -updates.09:42
Riddelljibel: isn't that the same thing?09:42
jibelRiddell, ubiquity was kubuntu desktop.09:42
Riddelloh alternate, gotcha09:43
jibelRiddell, alternate was untested, that's what I did09:43
Riddelllovely thanks09:43
skaetpitti,  it needs to be edited to have an explicit version added.09:43
skaet(please fix ;) )09:43
skaetpitti,  yes please,  take a stab at the TODOs09:43
Riddelljibel: I'll sign off on alternate then but not desktop09:44
pittiskaet: right, I'll do that; I was just wondering whether these already got locked down09:45
pittiskaet: so, editing09:45
skaetthanks pitti.  baton for that page is yours.09:45
Riddellskaet: do we have a final URL for the release notes yet or will it just be the same place on the wiki?09:46
apwpitti, i am assuming we are going to be promoting the the day0 to -updates ... as soon as we are done with the release ... ?09:47
skaetThe wiki site will be final.   Other sites will be pointing to that page.09:48
Davieyapw: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-release-notes09:48
Davieypgraner: ^09:48
skaetpitti, when you finish,  please signal,  pgraner, apw, and Daviey are taking a pass and adding ubuntu-release-notes into them.09:50
Davieyinfinity: bug 77062709:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 770627 in libreoffice "LibreOffice - missing packages for ARMEL" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/77062709:50
gemaDaviey: the upgrade bug from yesterday night is not there09:50
pittiskaet: done with https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes/UbuntuDesktop ; now editing CommonInfra09:51
skaetthanks pitti09:51
cjwatsonif kubuntu alternate amd64+mac is good, can somebody move it to final?09:52
cjwatsonthat would help my publishing wowrk09:53
stgraberdoing so now09:53
Riddellthanks stgraber09:53
cjwatsonta09:54
Riddellstgraber: will you be updating your mirror before the announce?09:54
stgraberRiddell: yes09:54
stgraberRiddell: the images are already correct on it, I'll sync from cdimage as soon as the final directory structure shows up on it09:54
Davieypitti: do you want to add bug 600178 to known issues for Desktop Release notes known issues?09:55
ubot2Launchpad bug 600178 in nvidia-graphics-drivers "Screen tearing when dragging window, in videos and other large screen redraws (on nVidia GPU)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60017809:55
Riddellstgraber: do you know if the se.cdimage.ubuntu.com guy is around to sync on time too?09:55
stgraberRiddell: no idea09:56
pittiDaviey: not sure how widespread it is, but we might as well09:56
cjwatsonconfirm that it's intentional that kubuntu isn't on releases.ubuntu.com any more?09:56
cjwatsonthe release manifest agrees with the publishing scripts here, but I just wanted to check09:56
pittiI was told so for b209:56
cjwatsonyes, I see ubuntu-archive-tools er38209:57
Riddellcjwatson: I believe it is intentional09:57
pittiDaviey: added09:57
cjwatsonOK, let me add a note on releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/ to avoid confusion then09:57
Riddellthanks09:58
Riddellstgraber: where is your mirror located?10:00
Davieypitti: thanks10:00
Davieyjamespage: Does bug 870244 require user action (ie, release note worthy) - or does it DTRT now?10:00
ubot2Launchpad bug 870244 in dovecot "mail-stack-delivery package install needs to restart dovecot" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87024410:00
jamespageDaviey, Fix Release for precise10:01
jamespageso no10:01
Davieyjamespage: thanks10:01
Davieypitti: do you want to resolve the release notes bug task? :)10:02
pittiDaviey: yes, when I wrote the page10:02
cjwatsonis the Chinese edition tested?10:02
stgraberRiddell: germany10:03
Riddellta10:04
skaetgema, ^ has victor done a run with the latest Chinese image?10:05
Davieypitti: Sorry, it didn't look adjusted on the bug task to me.. but super.10:05
apwogra_, do you know if the beagleXM 1GHZ kernel restrcition is still valid in Precise ?10:07
skaetgema,  I'm seeing that there has been testing on 20120424.1 images, so we'll be going ahead with them.10:07
skaethttp://localized-iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/215/builds10:07
ogra_apw, hmm, ask linaro ?10:07
ogra_the HW didnt change though10:08
pittiskaet: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes/CommonInfrastructure?action=diff&rev2=50&rev1=4910:08
pittiskaet: I'm done with the page for now10:08
skaetthanks pitti.  :)10:09
davmor2Daviey: did you get my message yesterday about the server docs?10:09
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emdubjust double checking -- it's safe to download the 12.04-server/desktop iso's now correct?  i see them up but they have timestamps from a couple days ago10:11
pittiemdub: no, it's not; they are not official until the announcement is sent10:12
emdubk10:12
davmor2Daviey: infact never mind I tried it it works as expected which threw me :)10:12
stgraberRiddell: lunch time here. The mirror is monitoring changes on cdimage and syncing every minute, I see that kubuntu is being published now, so in just a few minutes you should have the mirror ready10:18
cjwatsonskaet: hmm, I went for Chinese edition amd64 20120425 since that was the sessioninstaller respin, but 20120424.1 is what's on the trackr10:18
cjwatson*tracker10:18
cjwatsonskaet: do I need to roll that back to 20120424.1?10:18
Riddellstgraber: enjoy your baguette10:19
Davieydavmor2: i did, then you promptly went offline.10:23
Davieyapw: Hey, is bug 898127 release notable ?10:25
ubot2Launchpad bug 898127 in linux "system hangs and errors at /build/buildd/linux-3.2.0/arch/x86/kernel/apic/ipi.c:113 default_send_IPI_mask_logical+0xdc/0xf0()" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/89812710:25
davmor2Daviey: yeah I tried it within the same folder and the code worked like mv only keeping the original when I tried it against a multibranched directory it worked as expected just me being overly cautious it seems :)10:25
skaetstgraber,  could you try to boot 20120425 amd64 Chinese, and see if its basically sane.  I'd prefer to go with that one, rather than rolling back to the one on the tracker.10:26
skaetpossible?10:26
Davieyapw: Do i grok bug 969304, we need a release note entry stating you need a more modern firmware for a particular nic?10:27
ubot2Launchpad bug 969304 in linux-firmware "Regression: Missing Firmware Files phanfw.bin and nx3fwct.bin (precise 12.04 beta)" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/96930410:27
gemaskaet: victor tested with yesterday images10:30
gemaskaet: and they were good10:30
gemaskaet: same bugs as last week, nothing major10:30
Davieyapw: bug 979253, has suggested wording10:33
ubot2Launchpad bug 979253 in linux "BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at c00fdd20" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97925310:33
skaetthanks gema10:35
stgraberskaet: yep, doing sanity check now10:47
d0odYou guys are _rockstarz_10:48
dholbachhey d0od10:49
d0odo/ dholbach10:52
stgraberpitti: can you confirm that it's normal for the chinese image to have gfxboot in English by default and same for ubiquity?10:55
stgraber(selecting simplified chinese works fine and I then get a fully translated session as the langpack is there)10:56
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pittistgraber: hm, no; it's meant to pre-select the language in gfxboot10:57
pittiit worked back then when I tested the local builds, but that's some months ago10:58
stgraberpitti: hmm, ok... grabbing the i386 one to compare then10:58
pittistgraber: it's supposed to write the language into isolinux/lang on the CD, from where gfxboot is supposed to pick it up11:00
d0odI'm not dumb - the release hasn't been announced yet has it? I'm getting a lot of tweets/tips saying it has11:00
pittistgraber: if you have the .iso handy, can you please check it?11:00
Riddelld0od: please go to #ubuntu-release-party, we're busy here11:00
stgraberpitti: looking11:01
dholbachd0od, no, it's not - https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2012-April/thread.html should be the safest place to find out if it is :)11:01
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pittid0od: check www.ubuntu.com :)11:01
stgraberpitti: nope, isolinux/lang is missing, only lang* there is isolinux/langlist11:02
pittistgraber: erk11:02
* pitti checks11:02
stgraberpitti: same with the previous i386 image, so not a regression in the amd64 respin11:03
stgraberI'm kind of surprised the chinese testers didn't see it though :)11:03
pittiso, theh ubuntu-defaults-zh-cn .deb has language.txt11:03
pittiat least we don't need to upload that one11:04
stgraberpitti: iso listing: http://paste.ubuntu.com/947145/11:04
cjwatsonstgraber: indeed, considering that this was the *only* change in the first iterations of the Chinese edition11:04
pittiand ubuntu-defaults-builder still has the handling for copying /usr/share/$PACKAGENAME/language.txt to binary/isolinux/lang11:05
pittiI'll start a local build of the zh image, but it'll take a while11:05
* pitti looks for build logs in the meantime; unfortunately u-d-i is not very verbose there11:06
stgraberskaet: so, .iso is broken (as discussed above) but livefs looks good, post-install experience is properly translated, ibus is working (chinese input works fine) and the gstreamer fix works as expected11:08
stgraberskaet: so both chinese images will need a respin to include the missing gfxboot file but we can keep the current livefs and just re-test gfxboot11:08
pitti[2012-04-25 17:46:41] lb_binary_local-hooks11:09
pittiP: Begin executing local hooks...11:09
pittithanks pitti for making that so verbose!11:09
pittiat least there's no error message11:10
stgraber;)11:10
skaetstgraber,  thanks for figuring that out.   cjwatson ^ lets yank them.11:10
cjwatsonI'm going to pull those images off china-images.ubuntu.com/releases/precise/11:10
cjwatsonto avoid confusiong11:10
cjwatson-g11:10
skaetthanks.11:10
cjwatsonthey're gone11:10
stgraberI can re-test both images within ~15 minutes (download + live environment test + install + post-install test), so let me know when you have something to test11:11
cjwatsonthe mechanics of a respin will involve a livecd-rootfs or live-build upload to -proposed and an emergency promotion to -updates, I suppose11:11
cjwatsonand we'll have to check that the livefs chroots use -updates11:11
Davieyutlemming: good morning!11:17
utlemmingmorning Daviey, did you not go to bed, or where you up early?11:18
Davieyutlemming: sleep is for the weak..11:18
Davieyutlemming: Are you all set?11:18
utlemmingDaviey: Yes, just awaiting the word.11:19
highvoltagegood morning everyone!11:19
Davieyutlemming: WORD.11:19
Davieyutlemming: Cloud images should be published.11:20
* utlemming starts publishing cloud images11:20
pitticjwatson: oh, you already have a workaround in mind  or see the bug?11:21
pittiI don't see it yet11:21
pittilocal image still building, ETA 20 or 30 mins11:21
cjwatsonpitti: I don't, but I mean, you're likely going to have to put something in -proposed, right11:23
cjwatsonIt's unlikely to be fixable nusakan-side11:23
Davieyutlemming: then go back to bed. :)11:23
utlemmingDaviey: lol11:24
stgraberRiddell: http://www.stgraber.org/download/releases/ is ready11:38
ogra_ARGH11:40
* ogra_ curses11:40
ogra_indeed i used the wrong image names when updating all the arm install wikipages11:40
* ogra_ should have checked nusakan first 11:40
stgraberRiddell: "This directory contains only less-used images which are not mirrored widely. For the most frequently downloaded CD images, see releases.ubuntu.com. Please use a mirror if possible." => that's now wrong isn't it?11:40
cjwatsonwhere's that?11:41
stgrabercjwatson: kubuntu release directory on cdimage11:41
cjwatsonoh right, one moment11:42
Riddellthanks stgraber11:43
cjwatsonstgraber,Riddell: fixed pending mirroring11:47
Riddellthanks cjwatson11:47
stgraberRiddell: looks like someone already found the kubuntu images on the mirror, I'm pushing at around 300Mbps at the moment11:48
apwdoko, are you still editing commoninfrastructure ?11:51
dokoapw, yes, adding toolchain changes11:52
apwdoko, ok cool, you might want to preview again as you timed out11:52
peterm-ubuntuit's live!11:53
Riddellcor11:53
utlemmingcloud images are published11:54
Riddellstgraber: let me know if you get overloaded and I'll remove it from the download page11:54
pittierr, WTF11:54
Riddell?11:55
pittistgraber: I'm afraid we'll need to respin the squashfs as well :/11:55
pitticjwatson: ^11:55
sladenjust zh_cn ?11:55
pittiit seems during language cleanup it removes ubuntu-defaults-zh-cn11:55
cjwatsonhaha, score11:55
pittiso it's not installed any more in the chroot11:55
pittisladen: yes11:55
stgraberpitti: ok11:55
cjwatsonhave you found the bug, or just diagnosing still?11:55
pittiI reproduced locally11:55
pittibuild just finished11:55
pittidebugging now11:55
pittipresumably a bug in language-selector, but I'll try to find another workaround11:56
dokoapw: done11:58
pitticjwatson: ok, found the bug12:02
pittilanguage-support-hook uses check-language-support to determine the packages installed for the langauges we want to remove (es and pt here)12:02
pittiwhich includes poppler-data12:02
pittilanguage-support-hook then purges them all, which removes u-d-zh-ch as it depends on poppler-data12:03
pittiso, there is an easy, but not fully correct workaround, testing now12:04
pittia complete fix is quite a bit more involved, but we don't need it for the Chinese image yet12:04
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pitticjwatson, stgraber: ok, local test build running; shoudl be faster now, as I have all the .debs in the cache12:10
stgraberpitti: k12:10
cjwatsonmvo: have you poked meta-release?12:10
mvocjwatson: no, was waiting for the signal, but I can do it now12:11
pitticjwatson, skaet: when I have a confirmed fix for ubuntu-defaults-image, should I upload to precise-updates to save a publisher cycle, or to -proposed?12:14
cjwatson-proposed, please12:14
pittiack12:14
* pitti files a bug while the test build runs12:14
cjwatson-updates will just reject your upload12:15
cjwatson(I'm pretty sure)12:15
cjwatsonHm, well, I guess it might get held for approval, but let's do it by the book anyway.12:15
pittiyes, straight -updates does work, I accidentally accepted a package after oneiric's release12:16
pittibut yes, doing -proposed12:16
cjwatsonah, ok12:16
cjwatsonI'm evidently thinking of pre-release12:16
pittiI guess we can't upload to precise-release any more12:22
pittiso do we need to adjust cdimage etc. to take ubuntu-defaults-builder from -updates?12:22
cjwatsonIt should do that itself12:22
cjwatsonI think12:22
pittibug 988836 FTR12:23
ubot2Launchpad bug 988836 in ubuntu-defaults-builder "Chinese images: Removes ubuntu-defaults-zh-cn" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/98883612:23
cjwatson... apparently not, infinity's gonna look at it12:23
stgraberxdatap1: ^ is that bug affecting you?12:23
xdatap1stgraber, I don't think so, but let me check12:24
pittixdatap1: check your build log whether it removes ubuntu-defaults-it12:25
stgraberxdatap1: basically on the Chinese images this causes any system configuration to be broken and the default language in gfxboot and ubiquity to fallback to English instead of Chinese12:25
pittixdatap1: if your metapackage depends on e. g. poppler-data or another "generic" language support package (that's the only one I can think of), your images won't default to Italian and won't have all the other custom settings12:26
xdatap1pitti, stgraber : just checked, we're not affected12:26
pittifirst attempt for a fix failed, darn12:28
pittiso I'm afraid I need to aim for a quick workaround12:29
xdatap1pitti, stgraber : we ran into this, let me find the old bug12:30
highvoltageEdubuntu 12.04 is released: http://edubuntu.org/news/12.04-release12:30
xdatap1pitti, stgraber : Found: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-defaults-it/+bug/948264 We tryied to depend on hunspell and it caused the metapackage removal and the problem above. We solved fixing the package12:33
ubot2Launchpad bug 948264 in ubuntu-defaults-it "unity launcher customization doesn't works" [Undecided,Fix released]12:33
pittixdatap1: ah, you can dupe that to bug 98883612:34
pittiI'm working on a general fix now12:34
ubot2Launchpad bug 988836 in ubuntu-defaults-builder "Chinese images: Removes ubuntu-defaults-zh-cn" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/98883612:34
xdatap1pitti, it's not an issue for us anymore12:34
infinitypitti: FWIW, we've fixed the precise livefs chroots to pull from updates.12:40
pittiinfinity: thanks12:41
stgraberskaet: 12:42 < tumbleweed> loltypo https://www.facebook.com/ubuntulinux/posts/44191351583484812:44
tumbleweedstgraber: ah, thanks. Didn't know who to wave that at, but people are poking me about it :)12:45
stgraberskaet: URL is wrong, not sure who's in charge of the account but it should be fixed12:45
stgrabertumbleweed: at least the comments are wrong in that the domain is canonical owned and was used in the past for the staging www.ubuntu.com site, but it's currently out of date12:46
tumbleweedah, didn't know that12:47
ogra_well, it forwards you properly to www.ubuntu.com12:47
ogra_(which only shows a drupal error though)12:47
tumbleweeddoesn't forward me12:47
ogra_did it for me12:48
stgraberogra_: that's new then, when I hit www.ubunut.com a few minutes ago I'd get the content of www.ubuntu.com from 10.10 time12:48
Laneysomeone was probably scrambled to fix it :P12:48
ogra_hmm, it *did* forward me a moment ago12:48
ogra_now it doesnt anymore12:48
LaneyI would imagine jono or dholbach could look at that12:49
ogra_but they both show the same drupal error12:49
Laney(the borked update)12:49
dholbachLaney, I can't see how I can edit a post12:50
dholbachI can delete it though12:50
dholbachubunut.com is offline now12:52
dholbachugh, ubuntu.com too12:52
ogra_dholbach, known12:53
ogra_(being worked on already)12:54
skaetstgraber,  its being handled.   Should be fixed soon.12:59
stgraberskaet: thanks12:59
* pitti runs another zh image test build13:03
pittiwould anyone have some time to eyeball my currently tested diff?13:04
pittiI have tested it in isolation, now testing full image build13:04
pittihttp://paste.ubuntu.com/947295/ in case anyone has time to review/discuss13:10
Sjimmiehi. Here I have the first upgrade bug report. Upgrading fromm ubuntu server 10.04 to 12.04 (LTS -> LTS).13:10
cjwatsonPlease report bugs in Launchpad13:10
cjwatsonWe don't have capacity to take everyone's bug reports on IRC13:11
Sjimmiehttp://pastebin.com/bGecwns513:11
Sjimmielooks quiet enough here :)13:11
cjwatsonAnd you'd be better off using do-release-upgrade13:11
cjwatsonYou only just joined13:11
cjwatson(Anyway, IRC isn't sanely set up for doing analysis of bugs, even if the channel is quiet.)13:12
SjimmieI did a do-release-upgrade. that crashed. then I did the dist-upgrade -f afterwards, as suggested13:13
SjimmieI know you are right cjwatson but would you have any suggestions anyway to help me along atm :-)13:13
ogra_for support try #ubuntu13:14
cjwatsonNo, I'm busy, sorry13:14
cjwatsonThis is *not* a good day for non-release-related questions13:14
cjwatson(I mean, not related to my side)13:14
Sjimmieno problem and thanks13:15
cjwatsonpitti: Fun!  Looks OK insofar as I can evaluate it13:19
pitticjwatson: so my approach is to substract all packages which the requested languages need from the "to remove" list13:21
pittiI renamed REMOVE_LANGUAGES to "remove", as the other *_LANGUAGES are file names, while REMOVE_LANGUAGES was a value list, that was confusing13:22
ttxhmm. Just downloaded ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso and got wrong MD5SUM13:22
ttxI did it twice to make sure, got:13:22
ttx57876b3740ee89e75c8fefc93a7ceee6  ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso13:22
pittittx: it should be 128f0c16f4734c420b0185a492d92e5213:22
pittiI chhecked the pre-published md5sum this morning, that was alright13:23
ttxpitti: I tried twice (on release.ubuntu.com) and got 57876b3740ee89e75c8fefc93a7ceee6 twice13:23
dwatkinshttp://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/ ttx?13:23
pittithat's the one from cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20120423/13:24
ttxdwatkins: $ wget http://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso13:24
pittibut we released build 25.113:24
ttxwhich followed to http://d3qnbzt7ix5jlv.cloudfront.net/ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso13:24
pittihttp://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/MD5SUMS has the right md5sum13:24
cjwatsonDo people have an opinion on whether quantal should be syncing from testing or unstable?13:24
cjwatsonPrior practice is unstable for non-LTS, but wgrant asked, so I thought I'd check.13:25
* ogra_ would vote for unstable13:25
pittiI actually think testing was better13:25
tumbleweedwe're expecting debian to freeze during the cycle13:25
ttxpitti: maybe some part of the CDN still have an old image ?13:25
tumbleweedbut that shouldn't affect the decision much, as unstable doesn't digress far in the early freeze13:25
pittittx: I checked the image on nusakan, that seems alright13:26
pitti128f0c16f4734c420b0185a492d92e52  simple/releases/precise/ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso13:27
pittittx: we indeed pre-published an older image two days ago13:27
LaneyI think I probably prefer testing13:27
pittibut I would have expected most mirrors to catch up by now13:27
LaneyLocation: http://d3qnbzt7ix5jlv.cloudfront.net/ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso [following]13:27
Laney57876b3740ee89e75c8fefc93a7ceee6  ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso13:27
ttxLaney: same here13:28
cjwatsonIf I use testing, it's hard to change later.  If I use unstable, it's arguably even harder to change later.13:29
ttxpitti: could it be that the CloudFront mirror didn't get the memo ? Or failed updating ?13:29
ttxkinda bad since it gets most of the releases.ubuntu.com hits13:30
cjwatsonUh13:30
pittittx: I don't know how that's wired, sorry; just weird that it woudl catch the first sync-mirrors, but not the others sent after that13:30
cjwatsonSo cloudfront was I think published directly by hand by elmo rather than synced from releases.ubuntu.com13:30
cjwatsonI suspect he published the wrong one13:30
cjwatsonI'm loath to interrupt him since he's in a web panic, but I think I'll have to13:31
ttxcjwatson: blame me :)13:31
pittittx: thanks for catching this!13:31
ttxpitti: Good thing I was late in my download, I usually update my ISO before the madness starts13:32
wgrantcjwatson/others: Are you still manually running the LP cdimage prober, or has it gotten confused?13:32
ScottKCan I still add to the release notes (just got enough info to have a reasonable release note - i.e. here's how you dig your way out of the hole the bug causes)?13:32
affluxhi guys. not sure if this is right place, but ubuntu-12.04-alternate-amd64.iso seems to have wrong checksums on http://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/ - the torrent download is correct though.13:32
* pitti boots kvm -m 1024 -vga std -cdrom binary-hybrid.iso and can't read a thing -- I guess that means it's working :)13:33
pittiI also double-checked the list of removed packages, see bug13:33
* pitti prepares upload13:33
pittiafflux: you are, ttx just reported that as well; being worked on13:33
affluxah. seems i joined a few minutes late ;)13:34
affluxthanks13:34
ttxafflux: good to see other people check md5sums on their downloads :)13:34
cjwatsonttx: OK, being worked on13:34
cjwatsonwgrant: I don't run that, somebody in IS was doing it13:34
ttxcjwatson: cheers13:34
wgrantcjwatson: Ah, OK.13:35
* dwatkins greatly appreciates the efforts of the release team and all others working on Ubuntu13:35
affluxttx: well, tbh, I just ran the integrity test and it worked. checked the release type and since it was ok, it's installing on the test box here... ;)13:36
pittiogasawara, skaet: so should we move the kernel to -updates now?13:40
pittiand perhaps a few other SRUs which already are verified?13:40
ogasawarapitti: +1 from me13:40
pittiogasawara: we are getting in positive test results, and working fine here as well13:41
ogasawarapitti: I'd also add QA did an informal test of it yesterday as well and had positive feedback13:42
pitticjwatson: if you want to pre-review before LP diff hits, https://code.launchpad.net/~pitti/ubuntu/quantal/ubuntu-defaults-builder/trunk r142 to 14513:42
pittiI'm not quite sure why ubuntu:ubuntu-defaults-builder currently expands to that ~pitti branch, but that's something I don't worry about right now13:43
pitti(it'll most probably resolve itself in the next days)13:43
cjwatsonpitti: accepted, thanks13:44
cjwatsonI just downloaded the files and diffed13:44
pitticjwatson: I suppose we don't have a foolproof way of actually building a new zh image from -proposed, so want me to move that to -updates as soon as it's published in LP?13:46
cjwatsonpitti: Yes please13:49
pittiah, ubuntu.getDevelopmentSeries() returns [] ATM; /me adds a fallback to sru-release13:50
cjwatsonThat'll be fixed soon ...13:50
pittiquantal is "frozen", I guess it doesn't accept that13:51
cjwatsonodd13:53
cjwatson        return Store.of(self).find(13:53
cjwatson            DistroSeries,13:53
cjwatson            distribution=self,13:53
cjwatson            status=SeriesStatus.DEVELOPMENT)13:53
cjwatsonhuh, ok13:53
cjwatsonpitti: use .current_series instead13:54
pittiah, that will DTRT? thanks13:54
pitti>>> ubuntu.current_series13:55
pitti<distro_series at https://api.launchpad.net/1.0/ubuntu/quantal>13:55
davmor2skaet: you know the Canonical link in the release email don't seem to connect to anything?13:55
pitticjwatson: thanks, committing13:55
cjwatsonthat's "frozen if there is one, else development if there is one, else current if there is one, else series[0], else None"13:55
skaetdavmor2: there have been some web problems and its a casualty.  Will be working soon.13:57
davmor2skaet: I noticed :) We'll put it down to just pure demand for the iso and carry on as normal :)13:58
pitti0-day SRU release wave comming, brace for impact queuebot13:58
pitti"coming", too13:58
phillwoooh, here we go again!13:59
ogra_sweet !14:00
Laneyquantal-release eh14:00
pitti:)14:00
tumbleweed\o/14:01
cjwatsonThose'll wait a bit :)14:01
phillwpitti: just a dumb question, but will these be in the daily build?14:01
Laneydid we decide on testing or unstable?14:01
cjwatsonphillw: what daily build14:01
ogra_lol14:01
cjwatsonLaney: I initialised as testing for now and I'll start off syncing from testing, since that's easier to undo latere14:01
cjwatson*later14:01
Laneyfair14:02
Laneyit is probably somewhat less interesting than usual given the freeze14:02
pittioh, why are the quantal syncs landing in NEW instead of unapproved?14:02
cjwatsonbecause it hasn't been initialised yet14:02
tumbleweedcjwatson: syncpackage is still going to do unstable by default14:02
cjwatsonchrist knows what you just did to the db14:02
phillwcjwatson: I did mention it was a dumb Q :) Just wondered if the cron will still do a daily build with the 0-day SRU's14:02
pitticjwatson: ah, I better keep them in the queue then14:02
cjwatsonpitti: please DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT accept them14:03
cjwatsonphillw: no, daily builds are off for the foreseeable14:03
pitti... or I better reject them then, and make a TODO list which pacakges need copying14:03
cjwatsonpitti: wait14:03
cjwatsonI'm asking lpops14:03
phillwthanks :)14:03
cjwatsonpitti: Leave them in NEW< it's sfine.14:04
cjwatsonwith typing.14:04
pitticjwatson: too late, I'm afraid, but I have a local list now14:04
pittiI'll catch up with them once it's open14:05
LaneyI thought it was possible to accept from rejected anyway14:05
pittiI guess it minimizes the risk of someone accidentally accepting them14:05
cjwatsonLaney: it is14:05
cjwatsonpitti: yeah14:05
Laneytumbleweed: why doesn't it use the parent series from LP?14:06
pitticjwatson: was the publisher disabled on purpose?14:07
cjwatsontumbleweed: I'm OK with that, I think.14:07
cjwatsonpitti: HELL YES14:07
pittiI'm asking because that defaults-builder thing needs publishing14:07
cjwatsonpitti: Sorry, you'll have to wait now14:07
pitti*nod*14:07
cjwatsonI'm not prepared to run the publisher while a series is initialising14:07
pittioh, that's fine14:08
cjwatsontumbleweed: Since syncpackage is a manual operation, there's at least some chance that that's what the developer wanted.14:08
pittiI was just wondering if it was a leftover from final release preps14:08
tumbleweedLaney: we could probably do that now, yes14:09
cjwatsonpitti: No, it's an explicit step on NewReleaseCycleProcess.14:09
LaneyI think it would be better for people to have to explicitly ask to deviate from the default14:10
Kalidarnokay that's strange why might i be seeing Requested download is not authorized for use with this tracker.14:10
Kalidarnfor ubuntu-12.04-dvd-amd64.iso14:10
tumbleweedLaney: yeah, that's how we've handled it in the past14:10
Kalidarnwas that pulled from the tracker?14:10
cjwatsonKalidarn: The tracker was having trouble coming into sync earlier.14:10
cjwatsonIt should sort itself out eventually ...14:10
Kalidarnthe kubuntu dvds worked fine14:10
Kalidarnpeople are thrashing cdiimage :D14:11
Kalidarnit's giving me 8-13 KB/s lol14:11
cjwatsonYes, that tends to happen on release day.14:11
Kalidarnbut i guess that's what torrents are for :D14:11
Kalidarnwhich i don't mind using and seeding14:11
Kalidarnubuntu-12.04-dvd-amd64.iso14:13
Kalidarnubuntu-12.04-dvd-amd64.iso14:14
Kalidarnapparently 1.66GB according to my torrent client, man that is small14:14
Kalidarni was sure 11.10's dvds were bigger14:14
ScottKKalidarn: This isn't the channel for idle chatter about the release.  See #ubuntu or #ubuntu-release-party (they were - read the release notes).14:15
Kalidarnah true, i only came here to ask about the authorization error.14:17
arosalesDaviey: thanks for your testing comment for armhf cloud images on the release manifest14:32
Davieyarosales: np14:35
ogra_cjwatson, i assume you have "adding quantal to debootstrap scripts" somewhere on your TODO ? (wookey just asked me about it )14:36
cjwatsonogra_: Yes14:36
* ogra_ thought so :) 14:36
cjwatsonin fact I did it locally the other day14:37
ogra_these impatient linaroers14:37
cjwatsonAnyone can look at NewReleaseCycleProcess to see the current TODO14:37
cjwatsonpitti: Publisher re-enabled.14:41
tumbleweedis the parent series mutable after the series has been initialised?14:44
cjwatsonNo.14:45
cjwatsonBut it doesn't matter much since it's just for localpackagediffs and friends, so screw it.14:45
pitticjwatson: thanks; I'm off for some 20 minutes (supermarket), will copy to -updates when I'm back (until you or someone else beats me to it)14:45
cjwatsonWe'll figure something out if it turn out to mattere.14:45
cjwatson*matter14:45
tumbleweedcjwatson: well, laney was proposing using it for syncpackage, but if it isn't mutable, that doesn't help us14:46
cjwatsonpitti: The publisher will only barely have started by then.  I'm not really in the mood to run stuff by hand :-)14:46
cjwatsontumbleweed: I think it might be better not to for now.14:46
tumbleweedyup14:46
cjwatsonApparently changing it would involve recomputing all the DistroSeriesDiffs and nothing's set up to do that.14:46
Laneythat's unfortunate14:46
gemawe just released and you guys are starting quantal already? O_o... give us some time to recover! :P15:04
ogra_no way15:05
ogra_we get bored without a dev release15:05
gemafollow pitti's lead, go to the supermarket !15:05
pitti^ accepting, as discussed15:25
pittiwill rebuild zh-CN image once that is published15:25
pittiah, unapproved now15:35
pittiso that seems to work now15:35
cjwatsonYes, please don't accept until we have the initial toolchain sync done though15:35
pitticjwatson: ok, won't do; but at least that flushes my local list of missing 0-day stuff15:37
pitticjwatson: (i. e. stuff copied to precise-updates)15:38
pittinone of them will build again, so it's actually quite independent from the toolchain; but it's not urgent at all, so just queueing it up there is fine15:38
cjwatsonI know, but I would like to not get confused15:39
bdmurrayit looks to me like the metarelease files didn't get updated on the server15:54
bdmurrayhttp://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release-lts15:54
bdmurrayI'm fixing this now15:55
bdmurrayhrm15:56
LaneyI think that's only changed at .1 time15:58
bdmurraythen people running 10.04 won't see that 12.04 is available is that not right?16:00
Laneyright, until 12.04.1, as is conventional16:00
cjwatsonbdmurray: As Laney said, please leave meta-release-lts alone until .1.16:02
bdmurraycjwatson: got it16:02
pittiargh, apparently defaults-builder missed a publisher run16:05
pitticjwatson: are you still online in 30 mins? if so, woudl you be able to trigger a zh image run?16:05
pittiwe've got some guests, and I'd like to go AFK for a bit16:06
cjwatsonpitti: Yes16:07
cjwatsonpitti: The publisher's been on and off.  This one caught it.16:07
pittithanks16:09
pittiso, have a nice evening everyone!16:09
davmor2cjwatson: = Welcome to Ubuntu 12.04 'Precise Pangolin' = is the header in the release notes for upgrades should it be =Welcome to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 'Precise Pangolin'= ?16:15
slangasekdavmor2: yes16:16
cjwatsondavmor2: -> mvo16:16
davmor2also first line reads The Ubuntu team is proud to announce Ubuntu 12.04 'Precise Pangolin'.16:17
davmor2cjwatson: I'll go let him know16:18
davmor2cjwatson: meh no mvo it seems :(16:19
knomelooks like xubuntu doesn't have amd64 torrents. reason?16:23
knome19:24  pleia2: hmm, I guess we have them on our regular download page but not on torrent.ubuntu16:24
cjwatsonknome: dunno, torrent's been having some trouble but I really don't know what's going on with it16:28
knomelooks like they are available in cdimage.u.c but not torrents.u.c :/16:28
cjwatsonIndeed16:33
cjwatsonWhich is due to magellanic having a serious sad16:33
knomekick it (him/her?) :P16:34
cjwatsonNot *sure* that would help16:34
cjwatson(it)16:34
knomesometimes it helps though.16:34
knomeat least yourself.16:34
ogra_cjwatson, Daviey, skaet, hmm, if LTS to LTS is only offered for .1 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes/UbuntuServer#From_10.04_to_12.04 should probably state that16:36
ogra_people in #ubuntu get clearly confused by the current text and expect upgrades to work right now now16:37
knomeogra_, is that supposed to be true for all derivatives/versions?16:37
ogra_knome, for LTS to LTS (see discussion above)16:38
knomeogra_, a-ha, ok16:39
cjwatsonknome: Can you try again now?16:48
cjwatsonI see them on torrent.ubuntu.com:6969.16:48
knometorrents.u.c or cdimage.ub.c ?16:49
knome-b16:49
cjwatsontorrent16:49
knomei just tried the latter, said can't16:49
knomeok, just a sec16:49
knomehttp://torrent.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/precise/release/desktop/16:49
knomewhere's the amd64 one? :/16:49
cjwatsonhuh, wtwf16:50
cjwatsonthat is indeed missing on the master16:50
cjwatsonok, I might have been maligning magellanic then16:50
cjwatsonI bet this is another purging bug16:50
knomethe torrent *files* are at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/precise/release/ though16:50
skaetogra_,  the testing prior to release indicated it should be reasonable to do Lucid to Precise.   hmmm....16:51
cjwatsonso much stuff breaks with publishing different arches out of sync16:51
cjwatsonskaet: please don't, foundations has been working on the assumption that we'll only enable starting from .116:51
ogra_skaet, well, i thought doing LTS to LTS only at .1 was policy16:51
ogra_its just that the text on the server page suggests you should see them right now16:52
knomecjwatson, 'Tracker gave an error: "Requested download is not authorized for use with this tracker."'16:52
skaetDaviey,  ^  thoughts?16:52
Davieyskaet: Colin is looking at it right now with IS16:52
knomewait... i'm downloading16:52
ogra_Daviey, at the wikipage ??16:54
Davieysorry, confused with the lines16:54
ogra_heh16:54
Davieyogra_: can you comment on the exact strings which are confusing?16:54
ogra_Daviey, there is no upgrade path from 10.04 to 12.0416:55
ogra_Daviey, only from 10.04 to 12.04.116:55
Davieyogra_: yes there is... we just don't prompt it.16:55
cjwatsonright (in-person conversation)16:55
ogra_we dont enable automatic upgrades for 12.0416:55
Davieyogra_: no, 10.04 to 12.04 upgrade is supported, just not prompted16:55
cjwatsonif at least *some* people don't upgrade manually, we won't find out about problems in time to fix them for .116:55
ogra_Daviey, then it shold point out that you need to use -d16:55
cjwatsonbut we won't enable it automatically until we've had some manual reporting16:55
ogra_do-release-upgrade alone doesnt do it16:56
* Daviey looks16:56
slangasekskaet: bug #988941 looks like one good reason not to recommend 10.04->12.04 upgrades yet...16:58
ubot2Launchpad bug 988941 in update-manager "Doing an upgrade from 10.04 to 12.04 (LTS -> LTS) using an ISO" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/98894116:58
knomecjwatson, don't know if you catched that, but even with the error, i'm able to download and upload with the torrent file16:59
cjwatsondepends whether other folks are seeding17:00
cjwatsonI'm pushing out something that should improve matters now17:00
skaetslangasek,  hmm... not much data.  yup.  going to be interesting.    Feel free to add the tweaks you want to the release notes to mitigate this.17:06
slangasekskaet: bdmurray and I have analyzed it a bit already, I know what's going on there and what we need to fix for .117:06
slangasekstill writing it up though17:07
* ogra_ thinks the -d switch should be added but also a warning 17:07
ogra_(for the upgrade docs that is)17:07
skaetthanks slangasek.17:07
Davieyogra_: I just reproduced and we do indeed need the -d17:07
ogra_right17:07
* skaet will look into things after dinner. Been long day and food is overdue. 17:07
slangasekogra_: we've certainly not told people in the past in any prominent documentation to use -d for LTS upgrades before the switch is flipped?17:08
ogra_i reproduced it with 4 people in a row in #ubuntu17:08
ogra_slangasek, well, people want to upgrade and it doesnt work without -d17:08
slangasekyes, and we don't want people to be upgrading yet which is why you need the -d17:09
slangasekit's fine to point people at that if they ask17:09
slangasekbut we don't want to promote it in the docs17:09
ogra_but we also want datapoints from people using 12.0417:09
ogra_ah, k17:09
cjwatsonPlease don't accept gcc-4.7 yet17:11
cjwatsonI'll accept base-files and lsb17:12
cjwatsonOnce base-files has built and published, gcc-4.7 can start; not before17:12
ogra_Pici, see discussion above :)17:14
Piciogra_: I'll take a look.17:14
cjwatsonI've uploaded debootstrap to unstable - I'll sync it tomorrow17:17
cjwatson(We might be able to copy gcc-4.7 from the PPA instead.)17:19
knomecjwatson, looks like the torrents do not throw an error any more. yay!17:36
knomecjwatson, and the .torrent files show up in torrent.ubuntu.com, not the .iso files though :)17:36
knomeah, the .iso files are now available there too :)17:38
knomecjwatson, everything seems to be okay now. thanks!17:46
bdmurrayit seems that 'update-manager -d' from 10.04 indicates that 12.04 is a beta17:54
knome'beta' as in the 'google mail beta' ?)17:54
ogra_ouch17:54
bdmurrayI think its because of DevelReleaseAnnouncement in update-manager17:54
bdmurrayslangasek: ^17:59
slangasekbdmurray: should be fixable with an update-manager SRU to precise then, right?18:00
bdmurrayslangasek: yes18:00
bdmurrayI think there is a u-m in proposed already though18:01
* slangasek checks18:02
slangasekso there is18:02
slangasekbdmurray: but it's also a text-only change, so we can clobber that one18:02
slangasekbdmurray: can you do the SRU?18:02
bdmurrayslangasek: in a bit yes18:03
slangasekok18:03
tgm4883Is there someone here that can assist with a Ubuntu tracker issue?18:11
tgm4883mythbuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso isn't listed on http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/18:11
tgm4883i386 is18:12
tgm4883I have users reporting Failure reason "Requested download is not authorized for use with this tracker."18:12
bdmurrayslangasek: wehn you said clobber you meant use the same version number?18:12
slangasekbdmurray: no, soyuz doesn't allow that - increment the version, but upload w/o putting the first SRU to -updates18:13
slangasekbdmurray: so build with a -v option so that the changelog reflects all changes vs. what's currently in precise18:14
slangasektgm4883: is that the same issue knome was inquiring about a little bit ago?18:14
slangasekno, knome was asking about xubuntu18:14
tgm4883IDK, I wasn't in here. I don't see anything about knome18:14
tgm4883there are 4 xubuntu 12.04 torrents it seems18:15
knometgm4883, i got that message too with xubuntu torrents, but was able to download and upload18:15
tgm4883that seems to be working18:15
knometgm4883, they work perfectly (with no errors) now though18:15
tgm4883knome, all 4 xubuntu ones are listed, I only see 1 of 2 Mythbuntu 12.04 torrents listed18:15
tgm4883I'm not in a place I can test though18:16
knomehmmh18:16
knometgm4883, did you look from cdimage.ubuntu.com too ?18:16
tgm4883knome, yea it's listed on cdimage.ubuntu.com18:17
slangasekcjwatson: ^^ mythbuntu is having the same problem that xubuntu was earlier with torrents; I don't know what you did to fix xubuntu18:17
phillwcjwatson: is it okay for me to add the links for the torrent links for lubuntu to the secondary server, it currently only has direct downloads available.18:21
slangasektgm4883: fixed the mythbuntu torrents, should propagate out shortly18:24
tgm4883slangasek, thanks18:24
tgm4883slangasek, if you don't mind me asking, what was the issue?18:24
slangasektgm4883: um... "a script didn't work right"18:25
tgm4883heh, nice18:25
tgm4883slangasek, thanks again18:25
slangasekso I had to manually put the files in the right place for torrent mirroring18:25
slangasekphillw: cjwatson'll be afk; I'm not sure I understand the question - are you just asking if you're allowed to link to the torrents?18:25
phillwslangasek: yes.18:32
slangasekphillw: that's certainly ok - it's nicer on the Internet to use the torrents :)18:33
slangasekphillw: you may want to double-check that the torrents all work before linking18:33
phillwslangasek: currently the page has the server direct down-loads.. http://thesii.org/iso/18:33
slangasekgiven that xubuntu, mythbuntu both had problems18:33
slangasekactually, just checked myself - they're all there18:33
phillwit's coping quite well... still on about 1% cpu time and the 100MB/s back-bone seems untroubled by the data flow.18:34
micahgumm, shouldn't quantal be derived from unstable or will we continue to sync from testing?18:37
ogra_micahg, it wasnt clear and switching from testing to unstable is apparently easier than the other way round18:38
micahgmakes sense18:38
micahgwill it be decided at UDS, consensus on ML?18:39
ogra_no idea, i thik colin discussed it in person in millbank before deciding to use testing for now18:40
slangasekbdmurray: is bug #902603 bug-patternable?  ("Noting disappearance of libtag1c2a" in the upgrade log)18:43
ubot2Launchpad bug 902603 in taglib "When installing Multi-Arch: same (meta-)package for two architectures, dpkg considers one arch as completely disappeared" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/90260318:43
bdmurrayslangasek: why, yes I just pushed that pattern ;-)18:44
slangasekhaha18:44
slangasekok18:44
bdmurrayI'd used it to clean-up a bunch of duplicates too18:45
slangasekbdmurray: where are you pointing follow-ups?18:45
bdmurrayat the bug18:45
slangasekok great18:45
ScottKEvery post-LTS release we have this "Should be go back to Unstable" conversation like it's a surprise.  We always, in the end, go back to unstable.  Can't we just agree that's what we do and save having to rediscuss it every time.18:45
slangasekso fixing the bug description to add the recovery steps is the right answer :)18:45
bdmurrayNoting disappearance of (libjpeg8|libtag1c2a|odbcinst|libccid)18:45
ScottK(every for the two that have come from testing)18:45
bdmurraythose are the packages I have for the pattern18:45
jbichaScottK: lol18:47
ScottKjbicha: My hope is small, but I thought I'd suggest it.18:48
slangasekbdmurray: updated the bug description with what I hope is a viable recovery recipe18:48
slangasekScottK: oh, were we discussing it?18:48
slangasekI assumed we were going to switch back to unstable18:48
ScottKslangasek: By initially setting up for testing, that implies to me the question is open.18:49
slangasekheh, ok18:49
* slangasek sees the scrollback now... ohwell :)18:49
dokothe gcc-4.7 ppa build for armhf is finishing, so I'll copy the packages from the ppa18:52
slangasekdoko: I'm confused, cjwatson said earlier that gcc-4.7 needed base-files first before upload, and that was just accepted now?18:54
slangasekdid you do a separate base-files build in the ppa too?18:54
dokoyes18:54
slangasekok18:54
dokothe distro upload is the same as the ppa build, except that the testsuite is disabled in the distro upload, so the ppa upload even is the better one18:55
gemaI am about to install (dpkg -i *.deb) an oneiric kernel on precise to try something, if I do it that way, can I easily go back to the precise kernel afterwards?18:55
slangasekdoko: well, I just want to make sure the package being copied is one we know is built knowing that it's for quantal18:56
dokoslangasek, yes, it is18:56
slangasekgema: you probably still *have* the oneiric kernel installed, and can select between them at the grub menu18:56
slangasekgema: (holding down shift at boot to get the menu)18:56
gemaslangasek: will try that first, thanks!18:56
sebsebsebhi18:57
slangasekgema: we don't remove kernels on upgrade - there's room for improvement in how we handle that, but at least the current behavior ensures you always have a known-good kernel you can boot back to18:57
gemaslangasek: in this case, that's handy, thanks18:57
ogra_lots of room :)19:08
* knome read "lots of rum"19:08
knomemakes sense too19:08
ogra_yeah :)19:09
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slangasekbdmurray: does bug #989040 look familiar?  not a freetype bug, but I don't know if this is a common failure19:22
ubot2Launchpad bug 989040 in freetype "package libfreetype6 2.4.8-1ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess dpkg-deb --control returned error exit status 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/98904019:22
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pittiI don't think anyone triggered a new zh_CN CD, doing now19:39
slangaseknew meaning quantal?19:40
pittino, precise19:40
slangasekthere were already zh_CN CDs that should have been up-to-date19:41
pitticurrent zh_CN images are broken, bug 98883619:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 988836 in ubuntu-defaults-builder "Chinese images: Removes ubuntu-defaults-zh-cn" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/98883619:41
slangasekah19:41
pittislangasek: I only see 2012042519:41
pittithe fix only got published some 3 hours ago19:41
pittibut I had to run out then19:41
slangasekyes, that was the date of our last respin of the main CDs, which is what I meant by "up to date" :)19:41
pittislangasek: nobody of the testers seems to have noticed that this CD is anything but Chinese :)19:43
slangasekI don't think there are test cases on the iso tracker for zh_CN, are there?19:43
pittiI guess not19:44
sebsebsebParty Party Party, today for me? Uh no.19:45
sebsebsebsilly client, wrong channel sorry19:46
pittibed time for me; will examine the zh_CN CD tomorrow morning, unless someone beats me to it19:49
pittimain thing to watch out for: it needs to boot a Chinese desktop, not an English one19:49
dokorejected 4.719:49
bdmurrayslangasek: no the message in 989040 is new to me - the use of zram is interesting though20:11
slangasekouch20:13
slangasekmemory corruption?20:13
roadmrHello! I installed Ubuntu 12.04 and /etc/defaults/apport has enabled=1, should it?20:20
slangasekroadmr: yes; apport remains enabled, but only talks to the crash database by default after release instead of prompting users to submit bugs to launchpad20:22
ScottKAh.  That's it.20:22
roadmrslangasek: thanks! that's new and threw me off :)20:22
gemaslangasek: what is xh_CN?20:38
gemazh_CN, rather20:38
slangasekgema: the Chinese localized CD20:39
gemaslangasek: we tested images from Wednesday20:39
slangasekah?20:39
gemait is simplified chinese20:39
gemaand they were fine20:39
slangasekwere they in English like pitti says? :)20:39
slangasekhmm20:39
gemaslangasek: skaet enabled the tracker for chinese and one member of our team did it20:39
slangasekah, cool20:40
slangasekI hadn't seen that20:40
gemaslangasek: so I guess the last respin broken them?20:40
slangasekI don't know... best to ask pitti20:40
gemalet me see if I can find the results20:40
gemaslangasek: correction, we tested images from yesterday20:41
gemahttp://localized-iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/215/builds20:41
slangasekah, a different tracker URL :)20:41
gemayep20:41
gemaslangasek: I think we should have test cases for languages if they are the same image, rather than different place20:45
gemaslangasek: because what we've done is confusing20:45
slangasekI don't understand you20:45
slangasekzh_CN is not the same image20:45
gemaah, they are different images20:45
gemauhmmm, I thought we installed normal images but in chinese, ok20:46
gemamy bad20:46
slangasekwell, maybe that's what was tested and that's why the bug wasn't noticed?20:46
gemano, victor downloaded the ones there20:46
gemaI gave him the link to the localized tracker20:46
slangasekok20:47
gemaand I am pretty sure he said he tested traditional chinese and simplified20:47
gemabut I will doublecheck tomorrow20:47
gemawhen was the .1 image created?20:48
gemado you know?20:48
gemahe may have missed the respin20:49
gemathe last one, I mean20:49
slangasekdon't know, sorry20:49
slangasekwell, I can look at timestamps I guess20:49
gemayes20:49
gemaat 14:27 on the 24th20:49
Riddelljibel: you didn't mark the amd64+mac desktop images test as failed?  did you just not fill that in?20:49
slangasek2012-04-24 14:2820:49
gemaand I asked him to test those at 1800 on the 24th20:50
gemaso I definitely need to follow up with him20:50
gemaif the images are wrong20:50
gemaslangasek: thanks20:51
Riddellslangasek: got a moment for an opinion?20:58
slangasekRiddell: sure20:58
Riddellslangasek: amd64+mac kubuntu is missing a test result and jibel said he got a crash on the installer when doing manual partitioning20:59
Riddellhttp://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/214/builds/15941/testcases20:59
Riddellslangasek: but ScottK thinks we can release it with loud caveats, what's your opinion20:59
slangasekhmm, what is my opinion indeed21:05
slangasekI would think it's worth releasing with caveats21:06
Riddellis it only listed on the kubuntu.org site in a "not supported in any way images" section21:06
Riddellbut then I'm never happy releasing things where the main report is a breakage21:07
RiddellScottK: no bug for it presumably?21:07
slangasekthere are 3 of 4 successes listed though?21:07
Riddellyes so it has use cases21:08
Riddellone of which is probably ScottK's daughter so that'll be his interest :)21:08
slangasekI would certainly think release with caveat is better for users21:11
Riddellslangasek: is this the right command?  ARCHES='amd64+mac' for-project kubuntu publish-release daily-live 20120423 desktop named release21:12
slangasekRiddell: looks right to me21:14
cjwatsonpitti: zh_CN> crap, sorry, my bad for not respinning that, too many plates in the air21:31
* knome notes that cjwatson would be better of buying the plates from IKEA if he tends to break a lot of them21:32
ScottKRiddell: Actually that's not my interest (as she's made it clear her isn't going to run Kubuntu).  My interest is providing an image that has a live session so people can try it.22:12
ScottKslangasek or cjwatson: Any objection to me uploading boost1.49 and boost-defaults (it'll be a sync) so you can accept them when ready?22:17
ScottKI have them ready now and my online availability will be spotty tonight and tomorrow.22:18
slangasekScottK: no objection from me22:26
ScottKThanks.22:26
ScottKboost1.49 is a big tarball.  It'll be along in a minute.22:37
ScottKboost1.49 and it's packages should go into Main.  It has to be built before the boost-defaults sync will build.22:44
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