=== gridcube_ is now known as 17SAA5TYR === 17SAA5TYR is now known as gridcube_ === gridcube_ is now known as GridCube [11:38] * cjwatson fixes the broken lock file handling for quantal_probs et al === yofel_ is now known as yofel === niceguyj_ is now known as niceguyjames === rsalveti` is now known as rsalveti [14:50] cjwatson, SpamapS: could I trouble one of you for an expedited SRU review of ia32-libs? [14:51] (installing the fluendo package from partner is currently broken if you have ia32-libs installed) [15:03] slangasek: yep, where is it? [15:08] cjwatson: precise-proposed unapproved [15:15] slangasek: accepted; do you want to go ahead and copy that to quantal once it's built? [15:15] will do, thanks [15:16] which reminds me that there are a couple that RAOF processed this morning that are in the same boat (e.g., software-center) - copying [15:16] cjwatson: do we have any report for "packages in -proposed newer than packages in devel"? [15:17] er, correction, I processed software-center last night ;p [15:17] I think I meant update-notifier [15:23] slangasek: No report, but you can work it out easily with suite-diff.py [15:24] for x in main restricted universe multiverse; do suite-diff.py ubuntu/dists/{precise-proposed,quantal}/$x/source/Sources.gz gt; done [15:24] Quite a few there that could do with copying up [15:25] Well, some of those are unverified updates, in general I actually only copy from -updates except on request [15:25] for x in main restricted universe multiverse; do suite-diff.py ubuntu/dists/{precise-updates,quantal}/$x/source/Sources.gz gt; done -> 6 [15:27] looks like it, doesn't it [15:28] update-manager contains Arch: any packages... ought we require a re-upload? [15:33] slangasek: perhaps a good idea, yes [15:34] though it's bound to be rebuilt at some point :) [15:37] + [cjwatson] Port ubiquity: DONE [15:37] ! [15:38] s'in the archive and everything [15:39] wow [15:39] whether it works for *other people* ;-) [15:39] * slangasek grins [15:48] * cjwatson sends an RT ticket: "Please remove archive admin access to lp_queue@cocoplum" [15:49] Speak now or forever etc. [15:50] :) [15:55] ls [15:55] oops :) [15:58] * skaet_ watching to see what surprises pop up from that RT ticket [16:02] it's the low-hanging fruit [16:02] the only reason I ever access ~lp_queue is to steal back my rejected uploads and reupload them ;) [16:07] yeah, I'm fairly sure lp_queue is easy, just asking for the sake of paranoia [16:08] in several months nobody came up with anything substantial except for syncs and backports, and those are migrated [16:08] I cleaned up most of the old junk in its home directory today [16:09] cjwatson: what about overrides [16:09] lp_queue is not involved in those [16:10] almost all the ordinary administrative operations (that aren't API/UI) are lp_archive [16:10] lp_queue is just the user that runs the upload processor [16:13] slangasek: I use lp_queue to catch and reject uploads I'm to embarassed to let through. ;) [16:13] Somehow, I don't think anyone will see that as a valid use-case. :P [16:13] s/to/too/ [16:15] afraid not really :) [16:16] ;) === bulldog98_ is now known as bulldog98 === Ursinha` is now known as Ursinha === skaet_ is now known as skaet === kirkland` is now known as kirkland [23:02] any sru team member around? I'd love to see lxc 0.7.4-0ubuntu7.3 currently in natty-proposed be moved to natty-updates. It's currently preventing a natty container from starting console/tty jobs, basically preventing the user from using it at all. [23:03] the fix was confirmed around a month ago but nobody changed the verification state on the bug. I confirmed the fix here too and changed the tag this afternoon. [23:06] peeking [23:07] doing [23:09] * infinity is too late. [23:10] you can have the next one :) [23:11] I'll do some binary new to make up for it. [23:13] And then go drown myself in chicken soup. [23:13] Bah. I thought I checked for all the SRUs I approved yesterday that their version was less than that in quantal. I should add an automated check to queuediff. [23:17] RAOF: no harm done, it was on my radar anyway :)