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MohamedAlaa98hello guys :)11:51
head_victimEvening MohamedAlaa98, here for the membership board meeting?11:51
MohamedAlaa98yep :)11:51
head_victimAh yes, fourth on the list :)11:52
head_victimFew minutes to go yet, but feel free to warm up ;)11:52
MohamedAlaa98yeah, i feel that :)11:53
head_victimSo do we have enough board members here tonight :)12:00
MohamedAlaa98I don't know12:01
jameshhopefully :)12:01
* micahg is here12:03
MohamedAlaa98welcome :)12:03
MohamedAlaa98Who will be the chair?12:04
* cyphermox is here12:04
cyphermoxMohamedAlaa98: since you're volunteering... ;)12:04
head_victim#startmeeting12:04
meetingologyMeeting started Wed Jun 27 12:04:54 2012 UTC.  The chair is head_victim. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology.12:04
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IdleOneGood morning o/12:05
e-jatHi12:05
MohamedAlaa98Good morning :)12:05
head_victim#chairs micahg cjohnston e-jat IdleOne12:05
jaddi27Good evening from Australia12:05
head_victim#chair micahg cjohnston e-jat IdleOne12:05
meetingologyCurrent chairs: IdleOne cjohnston e-jat head_victim micahg12:05
head_victim#voters IdleOne cjohnston e-jat head_victim micahg Pendulum cyphermox12:07
meetingologyWarning: Nick not in channel: e-jat12:07
meetingologyCurrent voters: IdleOne Pendulum cjohnston cyphermox e-jat head_victim micahg12:07
head_victimSo, please bear with us, we have a few new board members so it may take a little longer than normal but we'll get there :)12:08
e-jat:)12:09
head_victimOk12:09
head_victim#meetingtopic 1200 UTC Membership Board Meeting12:10
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head_victim#link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/Boards#A12:0012:10
head_victim#topic gipsypyaesone - Membership Application12:11
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head_victimHello and welcome to the Ubuntu Membership Review Board meeting for 27/06/2012. The wiki page for the Review Boards are available here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/Boards12:12
head_victimWe will attempt to get through all of the applicants that have added themselves to that list before today's meeting. If we are unable to make it through the entire list due to time constraints, then at the next meeting we will pick up where we left off.12:12
head_victimThe format for the meeting is as follows: We will go through the list of applicants one by one, by date of application (FIFO).12:12
head_victimEach applicant should introduce themselves (1-5 sentences) and provide links to their Ubuntu Wiki page. After the introduction the members of the Membership Review Board will review the pages and, if needed, ask the applicant further questions.12:12
head_victimDuring this time it is encouraged for other members of the community to show their support for the applicant. Do not be alarmed if the members of the Membership Review Board are quiet during this time; they are most likely reading wiki/launchpad/forum/other pages and deciding how they are going to vote.12:12
head_victimWhen the board is ready to vote, they will publicly vote in the channel with either +1, 0, or -1 (for membership, abstain, and against membership, respectively). If the sum of those numbers is positive, then the applicant is now an official Ubuntu member! (feel free congratulate them!)12:12
head_victimNow, with any further ado, lets get started with the first applicant...12:13
head_victimSo it doesn't appear gypsyaesone is here, we might move along to the second applicant.12:13
head_victim#topic jaddi27 - Joel Addison's Membership Application12:14
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jaddi27Hello. My name is Joel Addison. I am a software engineering student from Brisbane, Australia, who is very interested in Ubuntu and open source software. I have been a member of the Ubuntu Australian Team for several years now, and have helped out with various activities12:14
head_victimJoel, can you please introduce yourself to the board while we read over your application12:14
jaddi27My main contribution has been through translations, where I have completed around 50,000 strings for en_AU over the past few months along with sagaci12:15
head_victimAs one of the people one the page as a testimonial I will say jaddi27 has been one of the more active members in the loco12:16
cjohnstonjust 50,000? ;-)  Thats about 50,000 more than me. heh12:16
cjohnstonawesome work on translations12:16
head_victimcjohnston: another loco member did over 200k from memory ;)12:16
cjohnstonwow12:16
jaddi27It is still about 150,000 less than sagaci12:16
IdleOnejaddi27: Why haven't you done more translation? :)12:17
head_victimjaddi27: so what are you plans for the next 6 months with regards to your Ubuntu work.12:17
IdleOneignore my question it was silly anyway12:17
jaddi27IdleOne, I would have done a few more if Uni had not crept up on me over the past few weeks12:17
jaddi27Over the next 6 months I hope to continue with the translations, to keep the Q-series mostly up to date as the translations come in12:18
jaddi27I also plan to keep helping out in the loco, with chairing meetings and moderating the social media pages12:18
Pendulumjaddi27: You mention in your future goals that you'd like to get involved in bug fixing. Is this something you're already working on or something you're looking to start doing?12:18
jaddi27I am looking to start doing more program development and bug fixing now that I am more confident in my ability to use the languages often used in Ubuntu applications12:19
jaddi27I was thinking of entering the competition being run at the moment, but unfortunately did not have enough time with Uni and work12:20
jaddi27I would like to look at creating a calendar and todo app that can be integrated with the calendar in the time menu12:20
head_victimOk, anymore questions?12:21
IdleOneI have to get going folks. Congrats to all the new members in advance. For the record I am +1 for jaddi27 to be an Ubuntu member..12:21
cyphermoxjaddi27: feel free to ask me questui12:21
head_victim#vote Joel Addison's Ubuntu Membership Application12:21
meetingologyPlease vote on: Joel Addison's Ubuntu Membership Application12:21
meetingologyPublic votes can be registered by saying +1, +0 or -1 in channel, (private votes don't work yet, but when they do it will be by messaging the channel followed by +1/-1/+0 to me)12:21
cyphermoxquestion if you get to working on that12:21
IdleOne+112:21
meetingology+1 received from IdleOne12:21
cjohnston+112:21
meetingology+1 received from cjohnston12:21
cyphermox+112:21
meetingology+1 received from cyphermox12:21
ejat+112:21
Pendulum+112:21
meetingology+1 received from Pendulum12:21
head_victim+1 keep up the good work in the loco and I look forward to some bug squashing.12:22
meetingology+1 keep up the good work in the loco and I look forward to some bug squashing. received from head_victim12:22
jaddi27cyphermox, Ok. I will write a note to remember12:22
micahg+112:22
meetingology+1 received from micahg12:22
head_victim#endvote12:23
meetingologyVoting ended on: Joel Addison's Ubuntu Membership Application12:23
meetingologyVotes for:6 Votes against:0 Abstentions:012:23
meetingologyMotion carried12:23
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head_victimCongratulations jaddi27 you are now a Ubuntu Member :)12:23
Pendulumjaddi27: Congrats and welcome!12:23
e-jatcongratulation jaddi2712:23
jaddi27Thank you very much!12:23
MohamedAlaa98congratulationa jaddi27 :)12:24
e-jatkeep up to the good work12:24
MohamedAlaa98*congratulations12:24
head_victim#topic jamesh - James Henstridge's Membership Application12:24
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jameshHi.  My name is James Henstridge, and my wiki page is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JamesHenstridge12:24
jameshI've been working for Canonical since 2004, on various things: I did a bit of desktop work back in the first release, then worked on Launchpad, and now work on Ubuntu One12:25
head_victimGday jamesh, very strong application but no testimonials. Is there anyone coming along in person to support?12:26
jameshhead_victim: I asked a few of my colleagues about testimonials, but it doesn't look like they got round to adding them :(12:27
cjohnstonjamesh has done alot of great work on things that I use on a regular basis when it comes to sites like summit.ubuntu.com and loco.ubuntu.com... btw, jamesh django-openid-auth 0.4 was uploaded to Debian this morning!12:27
jameshcjohnston: cool!12:27
jameshoutside of my work responsibilities, I've also been answering questions on the Ask Ubuntu site in my spare time, and do some other software development (some of which is packaged in Ubuntu)12:28
jameshI've been teaching myself Debian packaging too, so plan to continue with that and maybe get a few of my other small projects in a state where they could be added to Ubuntu12:29
e-jatjamesh : aw3s0m312:29
head_victimjamesh: while we're reading through pages, have you thought about getting involved in the loco at all?12:31
jameshhead_victim: I haven't really investigated it much.  I do attend PLUG meetings when I've got time, but that isn't strictly Ubuntu related12:32
head_victimjamesh: that's not a problem, we're not that exclusive :) I'm trying to get HUMBUG to join up and do things as well.12:33
jameshI did give a talk there about some of the stuff we'd been doing in U1 last year12:33
head_victimNice work, if you ever need materials for events give me a ping (I'm the team contact ;) ) and we can try to organise stuff to make it more fun.12:33
jameshhead_victim: I have mentioned to them that it might be worth trying to form some kind of affiliation though: there are a fair number of Ubuntu and Debian users there to help people12:34
head_victimjamesh: sounds good, if ever there are any events sing out and I can shoot you over some CDs, banners, etc.12:34
jameshokay12:35
head_victimjamesh: basically your application is thorough and well documented, but we really do like to see some sort of testimonial on the wiki or in the meeting12:38
head_victimjamesh: if we put it off until the next meeting in 2 weeks do you think you could have some people add a note or email the mailing list with a bit of support?12:40
jameshhead_victim: I suppose so.  But is this a hard and fast procedural thing, or do you think the application isn't sufficient?12:41
head_victimIt's more that it's a case of I can see what you've done but as someone in a different part of the community I dont' know what's involved in it12:42
head_victimSo testimonials are a good way to show that others in your area of the community concur.12:43
head_victimAs an example, I have no idea if 302 answers on Ask Ubuntu is good, I think it is but really, I've used that page twice so can't be sure.12:43
jameshokay.  I can certainly chase up the people I asked again.  It wasn't clear that it was a hard and fast requirement.  I did include links to things like the bugzilla->LP migration that I hoped would be evidence of what I have done12:45
Pendulumjamesh: Part of it is that Ubuntu Membership is a community recognition. Testimonials help us see how you are part of the community/that others see you that way.12:46
jameshPendulum: okay.12:47
head_victimjamesh: ok so sorry to be a pain if we can get a few testimonials we'd probably all feel a lot more comfortable. We'll also work on making the documentation more clear to explain the logic behind it.12:50
jameshhead_victim: I just asked aquarius if he could give a short testimonial now, if that's okay12:50
aquariushey, I'm happy to give a testimonal for jamesh (am I butting in?)12:51
head_victimaquarius: go for it12:51
aquariusJames is excellent. :)12:51
head_victimaquarius: and you've worked with him on anything in particular or day to day?12:51
aquariusHe's part of my team at Canonical, working on Ubuntu One12:52
aquariusbut I've also seen and used his contributions to free software outside our working lives12:52
aquariusthe PyGTK bindings were particularly useful!12:53
head_victimaquarius: so his contributions to the team and Ubuntu would meet the significant and sustained requirement for membership in your opinion?12:53
aquariusAbsolutely, yes, in my opinion jamesh's contributions are both significant and sustained, and he qualifies for Ubuntu membership.12:53
head_victimaquarius: thanks so much for your help :)12:54
aquariusNo problem. :)12:54
e-jattq aquarius for your opinion and testimonial :)12:54
cjohnstonthanks aquarius12:54
dholbachI'd echo aquarius' statement: James has been around since almost forever in the Ubuntu project, working on Launchpad, Ubuntu One and small pieces all over the place and he has always been super-helpful and is generally just a great guy! :)12:55
head_victimdholbach: greatly appreciate your input12:55
dholbach(sorry for jumping in here, but I had no idea jamesh was up for membership :-))12:55
cyphermoxlet's vote :)12:55
Pendulumaquarius, dholbach: thanks for speaking up!12:55
e-jathttp://askubuntu.com/users/12469/james-henstridge can see jamesh contribution …12:55
jameshthanks aquarius, dholbach!12:55
head_victimdholbach: please do, we were umming and arring as there were no testimonials now we have 3 so I think we can probably get this going now12:55
dholbach:-)12:56
head_victim#vote James Henstridge's Ubuntu Membership Application12:56
meetingologyPlease vote on: James Henstridge's Ubuntu Membership Application12:56
meetingologyPublic votes can be registered by saying +1, +0 or -1 in channel, (private votes don't work yet, but when they do it will be by messaging the channel followed by +1/-1/+0 to me)12:56
cjohnston+112:56
meetingology+1 received from cjohnston12:56
Pendulum+112:56
meetingology+1 received from Pendulum12:56
cyphermox+112:56
meetingology+1 received from cyphermox12:56
e-jat+112:56
meetingology+1 received from e-jat12:56
head_victim+1 Thorough application, nice work and good to see some support come through12:56
meetingology+1 Thorough application, nice work and good to see some support come through received from head_victim12:56
penreturns+112:56
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micahg+1 good testimonials, nice work over the life of Ubuntu12:57
meetingology+1 good testimonials, nice work over the life of Ubuntu received from micahg12:57
head_victim#endvote12:57
meetingologyVoting ended on: James Henstridge's Ubuntu Membership Application12:57
meetingologyVotes for:6 Votes against:0 Abstentions:012:57
meetingologyMotion carried12:57
e-jatcongratulation jamesh12:57
jameshthanks.12:57
head_victimCongratulations jamesh sorry it was a little painful for a while there12:57
Pendulumjamesh: congrats!12:57
head_victimPlease drop by the loco channel someday or join in the mailing list :)12:57
aquariuswoo jamesh!12:58
head_victimdholbach, aquarius  thanks for dropping in when you did :)12:58
dholbachcongratulations!12:58
dholbach:)12:58
head_victim#topic  MohamedAlaa98 Mohamed Alaa's Ubuntu Membership Application13:00
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head_victimMohamedAlaa98: pelase introduce yourself while we read the application13:01
MohamedAlaa98Hi. My wiki page is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MohamedAlaa13:01
MohamedAlaa98and My launchpad profile is https://launchpad.net/~m-alaa813:01
MohamedAlaa98My name is Mohamed Alaa, Egyptinan, 13 YO, Python programmer, Ubuntu translator, Bug triager, Community contributer, ubuntu-eg support squad, I give support on ubuntu-eg facebook group and I'm trying hard to spread ubuntu everywhere.13:01
MohamedAlaa98Outside community, i'm currently working on a Python project named indicator-prayer-times, as well as I have learned packaging python projects through launchpad nest-packaging.13:02
head_victimWell at 13 I wouldn't have even been able to work out how to sign the CoC so that's a good start13:02
MohamedAlaa98thanks :)13:02
MohamedAlaa98I respect and follow free software philosophy and I advocate open-source and free software whenever possible.13:02
thelinuxerhi I am here to testify for him, so please tell me when it's time to do so :)13:02
head_victimthelinuxer: so young MohamedAlaa98 is fairly active in the loco?13:03
thelinuxeryes he is13:03
thelinuxerI am actually amazed by his level of activity13:03
thelinuxerhis answers and trouble shooting skills13:03
e-jatthelinuxer : im amaze too :)13:03
head_victimAnd it's been sustained for a while?13:04
thelinuxerand actually I think a good number of our group members ask him directly for help13:04
thelinuxeryes it's been sustained13:04
thelinuxerhe also showed he's a good team player by working on a development project with another team member13:04
thelinuxerI really think he's talented and dedicated and I expect a lot from him in the future if he's encouraged to go to the right direction.13:05
thelinuxerI am done :)13:05
head_victimthelinuxer: It's good to see the -eg team taking him in and giving him direction :)13:05
e-jatthanks thelinuxer13:05
MohamedAlaa98thelinuxer: thank you for your support :)13:05
thelinuxerhead_victim: we are trying :)13:05
thelinuxere-jat: yw :)13:05
thelinuxerMohamedAlaa98: yw :)13:05
PendulumMohamedAlaa98: what do you do outside of your Ubuntu work?13:06
MohamedAlaa98i'm currently working on a Python project named indicator-prayer-times13:06
MohamedAlaa98and now i'm learning bug fixing13:07
PendulumMohamedAlaa98: Sorry for not being clear; I meant, when you're not on the computer?13:07
cyphermoxMohamedAlaa98: on that subject, it would be very cool to see this shipping in Ubuntu soon; since it's in a PPA already and probably working fairly well, that would be a good step forward :)13:07
MohamedAlaa98ah, I play football, i love to draw13:07
thelinuxercyphermox: and I am actually using his application right now13:07
MohamedAlaa98cyphermox: I hope that :)13:08
* e-jat also looking the package will be in ubuntu universe13:08
head_victim#vote Mohamed Alaa's Ubuntu Membership Application13:09
meetingologyPlease vote on: Mohamed Alaa's Ubuntu Membership Application13:09
meetingologyPublic votes can be registered by saying +1, +0 or -1 in channel, (private votes don't work yet, but when they do it will be by messaging the channel followed by +1/-1/+0 to me)13:09
e-jat+1 good work and contributions ..13:10
meetingology+1 good work and contributions .. received from e-jat13:10
Pendulum+1 keep up the good work!13:10
meetingology+1 keep up the good work! received from Pendulum13:10
cyphermox+113:10
meetingology+1 received from cyphermox13:10
cjohnston+113:10
meetingology+1 received from cjohnston13:10
head_victim+1 good to see your focus and drive being exerted in guided manners. It's a good sign of both the loco and yourself.13:10
meetingology+1 good to see your focus and drive being exerted in guided manners. It's a good sign of both the loco and yourself. received from head_victim13:10
micahg+113:10
meetingology+1 received from micahg13:10
head_victim#endvote13:10
meetingologyVoting ended on: Mohamed Alaa's Ubuntu Membership Application13:10
meetingologyVotes for:6 Votes against:0 Abstentions:013:10
meetingologyMotion carried13:10
e-jatcongrate MohamedAlaa9813:11
thelinuxercongrats MohamedAlaa98 :)13:11
head_victimCongratulations MohamedAlaa98 :)13:11
PendulumMohamedAlaa98: congrats and welcome!13:11
MohamedAlaa98e-jat Pendulum cyphermox cjohnston head_victim Thank you all :)13:11
MohamedAlaa98Pendulum: thank you :)13:11
e-jatyw13:11
MohamedAlaa98thank you all :)13:12
MohamedAlaa98thank you all for your support :)13:12
e-jatkeep up the good work !13:13
MohamedAlaa98e-jat: Sure!13:13
head_victimThanks everyone to showing, it's good to see the first 1200 UTC board meeting nearly stayed within time ;)13:13
e-jatthanks to all board members13:14
jameshthanks everyone!13:14
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head_victim#endmeeting13:16
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meetingologyMeeting ended Wed Jun 27 13:16:48 2012 UTC.13:16
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ejatthanks everyone13:16
jaddi27head_victim, Thanks for running the meeting13:19
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infinity\o15:01
* slangasek waves15:01
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infinityxnox: Your head is enormous.15:01
jodho/15:02
evhi15:02
dokoslangasek, I'd like to go first, leaving in 20min15:02
slangasekinfinity: also he's a cyclops15:02
slangasek#startmeeting15:02
meetingologyMeeting started Wed Jun 27 15:02:47 2012 UTC.  The chair is slangasek. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology.15:02
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slangasek[TOPIC] lightning round15:02
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slangasekdoko: go ahead15:02
doko- python 3.3.0 beta1 work (upstreaming patches, updating libffi, packaging)15:03
doko- wip: python3.3 cross build15:03
doko- help wanted: why no output when building the extension modules15:03
doko- gcc updates, applied temporary work around to fix std::list ABI incompatibility15:03
doko- sent another gcc-multiarch update upstream, forwarded arm patches15:03
doko- started reworking pysmbc python3, based on upstream feedback15:03
doko- packaged openjdk-6 security update/release15:03
slangasekdoko: can you expand on the help wanted, give us a pointer to where it is you're expecting output and not seeing it?15:04
doko..15:04
dokoslangasek, chatting with barry15:04
slangasekok15:04
* barry looked at that "no output when building ext modules" back in the 2.6-ish time frame iirc. at the time, i had no clue what's going on there :(15:04
slangasekis the std::list temporary work-around consistent with what upstream is planning for 4.7.2?15:05
slangasek$ echo $(shuf -e barry doko stgraber jodh ev bdmurray slangasek ogra infinity cjwatson xnox stokachu)15:05
slangasekjodh stokachu ogra bdmurray xnox doko barry slangasek cjwatson ev stgraber infinity15:05
slangasekjodh: your turn next15:05
dokoI didn't get any feedback from upstream ... it's something planned, but it got quiet again15:05
jodh* boot/upstart: stateful re-exec support:15:05
jodh  - lots of code refactoring to KISS ;)15:05
jodh  - lots of progress on JobClass serialisation/deserialisation.15:05
jodh  - working on breaking circular references between objects.15:05
barryslangasek: there's no bug # and it doesn't break the build, but it's sure annoying15:05
jodh* misc: Sick Monday.15:05
jodh𝆲15:05
jodh 15:05
stokachujodh: does that mean you are done?15:06
stokachui cant tell what that is :P15:06
jodhstokachu: sliding glissando :)15:06
stokachuahh15:06
stokachu*** INPROGRESS http://pad.lv/57853615:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 578536 in autofs5 (Ubuntu Natty) "when stopped, automount orphans some mounts" [Medium,Fix committed]15:06
stokachu    DEADLINE: <2012-06-27 Thu> SCHEDULED: <2012-06-26 Tue>15:06
stokachu    Backported 2 patches that address hanging automount and listing15:06
cjwatsonOr U+FFFD REPLACEMENT CHARACTER as it came through here ...15:07
stokachu    stale mount points in /proc/mounts during a re-read of map entries,15:07
stokachucommits here http://is.gd/RpIFyQ, waiting OP testing results.15:07
stokachu*** TODO http://pad.lv/97795215:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 977952 in libbonoboui (Ubuntu Precise) "Please transition libbonoboui to multi-arch" [Medium,Triaged]15:07
stokachu    DEADLINE: <2012-07-06 Wed> SCHEDULED: <2012-06-26 Tue>15:07
stokachuBlocked on http://pad.lv/977947 being completed.15:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 977947 in libbonobo (Ubuntu Quantal) "Please transition libbonobo to multi-arch" [Medium,Triaged]15:07
stokachu*** http://pad.lv/977964 [50%]15:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 977964 in libart-lgpl (Ubuntu Precise) "Please transition libart-lgpl to multi-arch" [Medium,Triaged]15:07
stokachu**** DONE SRU template15:07
stokachu**** TODO needs debdiff for precise.15:07
stokachu     DEADLINE: <2012-06-27 Wed> SCHEDULED: <2012-06-22 Fri>15:07
stokachu...15:07
stokachuorg-mode rules btw15:07
jodhstokachu: +100015:07
barrystokachu: that is one of the tops on my list to investigate15:07
* xnox we can tell15:07
stokachuxnox: lol :P15:08
jodhstokachu: you tried the mobile versions too?15:08
xnoxstokachu: export to text buffer may format it slightly nicer with C-c a15:08
stokachujodh: not yet15:08
* xnox or was it C-c C-e a15:08
jodhstokachu: the Android version can sync using U1!15:08
stokachuxnox: ok ill try that next, still learning everything15:08
stokachujodh: love it!15:08
jodhstokachu: oh yeah.15:09
stokachujodh: there are some functions i gotta write to not load inline images etc15:09
stokachui think that crashes on android15:09
jodhstokachu: images? I just do text :)15:09
barryjodh: is that MobileOrg perhaps? (iOS)15:09
xnoxemacs24 still needs chasing up, btw.15:09
stokachujodh: ditta is awesome15:09
stokachufor charts etc15:09
slangasekstokachu: so as far as blocking on 977947, I'm not aware that anyone else is working on this - do you intend to take this up to unblock yourself?15:10
jodhbarry: the iOS version isn't quite as feature-ful (doesn't work with U1 for example), but is slicker.15:10
stokachuslangasek: yea im planing on working both libonobo bugs15:10
slangasekstokachu: ok cool15:10
barryjodh: free as in beer and speech! :)15:10
xnoxbarry: originally iOS was the first one, but now android version overtook in feature15:10
stokachuslangasek: ill have more next week once we do the point release meeting tomorrow15:10
slangasekstokachu: I've included some general notes on the bug regarding Tom's patch; just ask if you have questions15:10
slangasekogra_: your turn15:10
ogra_done:15:11
ogra_* uploaded some merges15:11
ogra_* got ac100 images building again15:11
ogra_* switched the arm world to live images (omap omap4 and mx5)15:11
ogra_* did set foundations-q-drop-preinst-images to implemented15:11
ogra_todone:15:11
ogra_* uploaded some merges15:11
ogra_* got ac100 images building again15:11
ogra_* switched the arm world to live images (omap omap4 and mx5)15:11
ogra_* did set foundations-q-drop-preinst-images to implemented15:11
* barry installs15:11
ogra_todo:15:11
ogra_* start on foundations-q-hwpack-integration15:11
ogra_* start taking a look at the QA stuff for arm in preparation of the QA sprint end of the month15:11
ogra_do:15:11
slangasek"todone"? :)15:11
ogra_* start on foundations-q-hwpack-integration15:11
ogra_* start taking a look at the QA stuff for arm in preparation of the QA sprint end of the month15:11
jodhxnox: there seem to be 2 android versions too :)15:11
ogra_..15:11
ogra_err15:11
ogra_isgnore everything after do:15:11
ogra_thats weird15:11
slangasekahh, double-paste one inside the other :)15:11
ogra_yeah15:11
ogra_funnily i have the marked text in the terminal in front of me15:12
ogra_without such an issue15:12
ogra_and can paste properly15:12
bdmurraywrote username and password scrubber for apt sources files in apt-clone15:12
bdmurrayinvestigation into duplicates of bug 54159515:12
bdmurraymodified bug pattern for bug 541595 to specify an apt version to reduce false duplicates15:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 541595 in dpkg "[Master] package failed to install/upgrade: package is already installed and configured" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54159515:12
bdmurrayremoval of bug patterns for fixed bugs15:12
bdmurrayupdated bug pattern checker to also check the properties of duplicates and see if a package version is specified15:12
bdmurraywork on arsenal to find bug tasks that have been reopened15:12
bdmurrayset up a regression tagged bug subscription and sent instructions to SRU team15:12
bdmurrayarsenal-cron mailing list request, setup and configuration15:12
bdmurray⌁ done ⌁15:12
slangasekogra_: and I saw your bug report this morning about 'quiet splash' being missing from the armhf live image boot options; are you blocked on someone else to fix that?15:12
ogra_slangasek, nope, minro fix in debian-cd15:13
ogra_*minor15:13
slangasekok15:13
* jodh stands back to avoid bdmurrays sparks.15:13
ogra_i'm just to busy with the images atm, i'll do it after A215:13
ogra_(the bug was just a todo item actually)15:13
stokachubarry: http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html15:14
stokachubarry: my favorite reference for org-mode15:14
slangasekogra_: ack15:14
barrystokachu: thanks!  i know what i'm doing tonight :)15:14
infinitybarry: You wild man, you.15:15
slangasekxnox:15:15
xnox* sent cleaned up patch for libpeas to debian15:15
xnox* SRU mdadm, e2fsprogs + writing test cases15:15
xnox* upload autofs merge, and updates to mdadm, btrfs-tools (patches submitted to debian)15:15
xnox* added testcase to dpkg bug 1015567 and added further TODO items15:15
xnox* alpha 2 RAID testing (VM and bare metal)15:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1015567 in dpkg (Ubuntu Quantal) "upgrade failed: mixed non-coinstallable and coinstallable package instances present" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101556715:15
xnox* continuing work on ubiquity-lvm/luks15:15
xnoxǝnop15:15
infinityxnox: s/n/u/15:15
slangasekdon't you mean əuop?15:15
* xnox failed with upside-down unicode characters15:16
infinityǝuop15:16
* infinity isn't sure which char slangasek is using for that bloated ə15:16
barrymore discussion w/upstream about xapian py3; currently there are a couple of competing opinions :/ with no clear direction yet.  finished libpeas py3. lots of random py3 porting consultations with various folks.  bug 1013490; bug 1016170 (still debugging). sponsored python3-pam port. reviewed unattended-upgrade py3 port.  looked at command-not-found for py3, but needs mvo to upload.  worked on twisted py3 buildbot (waiting on at least15:16
barryone more outgoing port hole).  prepped python-mode 6.0.9 for debian but will probably wait until 6.0.10 is released.  todo: more work on xapian py3.  done.15:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1013490 in update-manager (Ubuntu Quantal) "update-manager crashed with ImportError in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/DistUpgrade/DistUpgradeQuirks.py: No module named plugincore.manager" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101349015:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1016170 in plymouth (Ubuntu) "No login screen unless "quiet splash" removed from boot line" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101617015:16
cjwatsoninfinity: U+0259 LATIN SMALL LETTER SCHWA15:16
stokachuWelcome to RenegadeBBS15:17
infinitycjwatson: Except not small at all in the font I'm using.  xnox's was the right size.  Weird.15:17
* ogra_ always wondered why unicode does not have a <blink> 15:17
ogra_tag15:17
* slangasek яesponds to xnox's failed upside-down unicode by scatteяing inappяopяiate cyяillic chaяacteяs thяoughout15:19
* xnox likes15:19
ogra_lol15:19
slangasek * Secure Boot15:19
slangasek * SRU team work - learning that regression-* tags are not being used well, so doing some turfing15:19
slangasek  * and TB discussions about streamlining the MRE process for SRUs15:19
slangasek(done)15:19
slangasek * getting a semblance of accuracy on http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-q-tracking-bug-tasks.html15:19
slangasek * troubleshooting regression in 802.11n behavior in quantal kernel with my Intel wireless (bug #1015834)15:19
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1015834 in linux (Ubuntu) "Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 wireless connection is unreliable after upgrading to quantal" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101583415:19
* mvo hugs barry for the xapian work, even if the upstream path is not quite clear yet15:19
slangasekcjwatson:15:20
ogra_pfft, upstreams ...15:20
barrymvo: btw, if you have any opinions on str v bytes: http://trac.xapian.org/ticket/34615:20
cjwatsonUEFI:15:20
cjwatson * Secure boot planning and discussion.15:20
cjwatson * Further work on efilinux menu patch; v2 out for review.15:20
cjwatson * Pushed up Launchpad custom-uefi branch for review.  Various comments which I'm attempting to address.15:20
cjwatsonLaunchpad:15:20
cjwatson * Remove change-override.py from Launchpad, now that there's an API replacement.15:21
cjwatson * Copy custom uploads when copying debian-installer/update-manager uploads between pockets.15:21
cjwatson * Discussed ddtp-tarball uploads with Michael.  These have now been rearranged so that we don't need a dodgy archiveuploader back door to make them work, and so that copies should be possible shortly.15:21
cjwatson * Finished code to unrestrict librarian files when using Archive.copyPackage to copy from private PPAs.  This is now confirmed to work for the security team, obsoleting unembargo-package.py.15:21
cjwatsonMiscellaneous:15:21
cjwatson * Various syncs and merges.15:21
cjwatson * Downgrade new debootstrap warning which always occurs on Ubuntu to info message (bug 1017398).15:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1017398 in debootstrap (Ubuntu) "Quantal Server and alternate automated installation failed with error "Failed to retrieve InRelease"" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101739815:21
cjwatson * Fix missing hid-generic in initramfs (bug 1017991).15:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1017991 in initramfs-tools (Ubuntu) "Keyboard stops working after completing 'Check disk'" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101799115:21
cjwatson15:21
mvocjwatson: \o/ for ddtp copies15:21
ev- Very short week. Holiday on Thursday and Friday. Conference on Tuesday.15:21
ev- More work on the Daisy duplicates database backend for Apport.15:21
ev- Finished up the recoverable errors API branch of apport, submitted a merge15:21
ev  request. Martin echoed the earlier statements of Ted: DBus is heavyweight15:21
ev  for this. I will be discussing alternatives with him in the MP:15:21
ev  https://code.launchpad.net/~ev/apport/recoverable-errors/+merge/11184015:21
ev- Work refactoring the error reports from application hangs branch after15:21
ev  receiving feedback from Martin:15:21
ev  https://code.launchpad.net/~ev/apport/reports-from-hangs/+merge/11117915:21
ev- Started investigating options for the "ideal" line on the front of15:21
ev  http://errors.ubuntu.com. This will show the average number of crashes for15:21
ev  users who had the most recent version of the application that crashed15:21
ev  installed (and its dependencies). Apport already has something like this15:21
ev  built in, but it writes it as a translated string to the report file and15:21
ev  only accounts for whether the version installed is the most recent version15:21
ev  in the cache. Cassandra is not really built for tons of small random reads,15:21
ev  so I may have to involve Redis or Memcached. I'm going to talk to Rob and15:21
ev  James Troup about it once I've done a bit more research. Suggestions always15:22
ev  welcome.15:22
ev- Attended the Software Experts Summit in London. Notes forthcoming, but the15:22
ev  big takeaway was write software to fail. There was an excellent talk by the15:22
ev  security lead on Bing where he detailed just how fault tolerant their entire15:22
ev  system is. Whole racks of computers can disappear and it will happily chug15:22
cjwatsonmvo: I'll probably land it after custom-uefi, though, as the branches are rather overlapping15:22
ev  along (and indeed they effectively weld shut entire shipping crates of15:22
ev  racks). He also stressed when working in a system where realtime feedback is15:22
ev  possible to focus more on metrics and real usage of the system than unit15:22
ev  tests. Unit tests are only an approximation of how the system might be used.15:22
ev  They'll rarely catch the things you don't anticipate.  I'll try to better15:22
ev  explain this and Microsoft's approach in my trip report.15:22
ev(done)15:22
infinityev: "very short week" shouldn't fill my scrollback buffer.  Just sayin'.15:22
ogra_oh, was a short week then15:22
stgraberright, "very short week", that only used half of my screen vertical space ;)15:22
evhahahahaha, I love you all15:22
stokachuLOL15:22
stgraberShort week, Monday was a public holiday (Quebec day), next Monday is one too (Canada day).15:23
stgraber- Containers15:23
stgraber - Some more work on python3-lxc, available for testing in ppa:stgraber/experimental15:23
stgraber - Helped testing the current SRU, preparing the next one15:23
stgraber - Pushed some more bugfixes and apparmor improvements to quantal.15:23
stgraber - Still need some more work on memory/error management in my C code...15:23
stgraber- ISO tracker15:23
stgraber - Minor UI fix in preparation for alpha-2. Landed on Friday.15:23
stgraber- Networking15:23
stgraber - Prepared a batch of network related updates: isc-dhcp, ifupdown, netbase, resolvconf15:23
stgraber - Went through the network related bug lists, closed a few dozen bugs so far, triaging the15:23
stgraber   rest. Still have to go through 4-5 packages then will try to fix as many of these bugs15:23
stgraber   before uploading the new packages to Quantal.15:23
stgraber- Other15:23
stgraber - Alpha-2 related work (product changes on ISO tracker, Edubuntu, ...)15:23
stgraber- TODO this week15:23
stgraber - Prepare tomorrow's SRU team meeting (go through bug lists)15:23
stgraber - Continue working on the network packages, hoping to have all of them uploaded on Thursday/Friday.15:23
stgraber - Some more LXC work, testing the new hooks that Serge added, rebasing the API branch on that.15:23
stgraber - Go through the pending-sru and help for these that are stuck on verification-needed15:23
stgraber(DONE)15:23
slangasekI think I'm going to celebrate Oregon Day next week15:24
slangasekjust 'cause15:24
slangasekmaybe Portland Day while I'm at it15:24
stokachuhah15:24
infinityThere's such a thing as Oregon Day?15:24
xnoxstgraber: there will be massive Canada Day celebrations in London at Trafalgar Square ;-)15:24
ogra_onyl in portland15:24
cjwatsonstgraber: Which reminds me, I started trying to verify the ubiquity precise-proposed bug there, but had to make the livefses use -proposed first :-)  I'll have another go15:24
slangasekinfinity: well there's a Quebec Day, and I don't see what's so special about them15:24
barryonly on portlandia?15:25
slangasekso I figure that means I get a day too ;)15:25
infinityslangasek: Syrup.15:25
* xnox thinks to go there for some maple syrup 15:25
slangasekvermont has syrup15:25
ogra_but but... they speak french in an english speking country15:25
infinityslangasek: Vermont also has a bunch of French Canadians.  Coincidence?15:25
infinityAnd loggers.15:25
evxnox: I'm sooooo tempted to work the crowd introducing myself to all the "Americans"15:25
infinityAnd flannel.15:25
infinityVermont is basically Quebec.15:25
slangasekyes, entirely a coincidence15:25
infinity15:25
infinityThis week:15:25
infinity - A lot of PlusOneMaint-related fixing and transitioning and such15:25
infinity - Caught up on a bunch of TILM merges and sync15:25
infinity - Looking into britney2 for our proposed->release migration purposes15:25
infinity - Spent some over the weekend looking into armel/mono and armel toolchain issues15:25
infinity - Threw some help at Alpha2 ubuntustudio issues, and respins15:25
infinityNext week:15:26
infinity - Should be working almost exclusively on making britney do useful things15:26
infinity15:26
cjwatsonYay15:26
infinity"some over the weekend"... I English good.15:26
slangasekinfinity: it's legal in Vermont to have English-only road signs, so no, it's not Quebec ;)15:26
highvoltageheh15:27
stgraberslangasek: hehe, Quebec is pretty much a separate country, at least, quite a lot of people like to think it's ;)15:27
infinityslangasek: Meh.  Flannel and syrup and duck-sounding accents.15:27
slangasekstgraber: that's what I'm sayin', Portland should also have its own recognized holiday ;)15:27
infinityslangasek: The rest is minor implementation details.15:27
slangasek[TOPIC] Bugs15:27
=== meetingology changed the topic of #ubuntu-meeting to: Bugs
stgraberslangasek: ;)15:27
stokachuhttp://pad.lv/87282415:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 872824 in network-manager-strongswan (Ubuntu Precise) "Network-manager locks up when adding strongSwan VPN connection" [Critical,Triaged]15:27
stgraberoh, that's my bug isn't it? :)15:27
stokachustgraber: there is a patch (apparently not ideal workaround)15:27
stokachuwas curious if this is something we will still consider for 12.04.1 (could potentionally be a discussion for tom)15:28
stokachuor even consider for 12.1015:28
stgraberwell, it's a universe package...15:28
cjwatsonArgh, why are the precise livefses still lacking -proposed15:29
stgraberit's also not completely clear whether that patch alone would work or if you need to take my package of the latest upstream + that patch15:29
cjwatsonOh God, I'm an idiot15:29
cjwatsonhttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/foundations-o-live-build15:29
cjwatson"[cjwatson] Add a way to enable proposed updates: TODO"15:29
cjwatsonI never did do that15:29
stgraberhehe :)15:30
infinitycjwatson: Didn't this come up the last time we discussed it, too?15:30
cjwatsonPossibly15:30
infinitycjwatson: Like, in Oakland?15:30
stokachustgraber: do i need to actually setup vpn to reproduce or can i just attempt the client side through NM15:30
cjwatsonSo I guess I'd better fix that forthwith15:30
infinitycjwatson: I notice it every time I look at BuildLiveCD.  And then promptly do nothing about it.  You can totally blame me.15:30
slangasekstgraber, stokachu: "it's a universe package" - meaning the fix isn't tied to the 12.04.1 image releases15:31
cjwatsoninfinity: I always blame you15:31
stgraberstokachu: last I tried, it'd explode before it'd start talking to the server15:31
slangasekit certainly looks appropriate for an SRU anyway15:31
stokachuslangasek: should i remove the 12.04.1 milestone15:31
stgraberstokachu: I think -updates would be more appropriate15:31
slangasekstokachu: I am not so interested in the accounting of the milestones - if you intend it to be worked on in that timeframe, .2 is fine for the milestone target15:32
stokachustgraber: ok ill run the tests myself and see targetted precise-updates milestone15:32
infinitycjwatson: That's fair.15:32
slangasekstokachu, stgraber: do you have what you need for that bug, then?15:32
stokachuslangasek: yea i think so15:33
slangasekok15:33
slangasekother bugs?15:33
stgraberstokachu: you probably should talk with cyphermox about that bug (if you haven't already) as he's the NetworkManager maintainer. I'm happy to help testing (as I have the server side)15:33
bdmurraynot from me15:33
stokachuslangasek: im targetting these mainly for setting expectations to higher power :D15:33
stgraberstokachu: but we have worse NetworkManager bugs to fix first (for packages that are actually in main ;))15:33
slangasekstokachu: any more bugs on your side that need discussing?15:34
stokachuslangasek: we're good15:34
slangasekbug #101700115:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1017001 in apt (Ubuntu Quantal) "package resolvconf 1.63ubuntu14 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: pre-dependency problem - not installing resolvconf" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101700115:34
slangasekso this cropped up over the weekend and had me worrying that we have some kind of regression in lucid->precise upgradability15:35
slangasekbecause there were a pair of them reported within 24h of each other15:35
slangasekbut I haven't seen more, so now I just think instead that we have latent problems with lucid->precise upgradability :/15:35
* cyphermox likes reading Foundations team meeting logs15:36
slangaseksomething seems to be going wrong with setup of packages with circular dependencies... I have no idea why15:36
stgraberslangasek: the trace looks almost identical to bug 937196, I think I mentioned it on IRC the other day, can't remember if you saw that15:36
slangasekanyone else have an idea what's going on here?15:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 937196 in ifupdown (Ubuntu) "10.04 LTS -> 12.04 upgrade failed: ifupdown depends on upstart and initscripts but they are not configured" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/93719615:36
slangasekstgraber: I saw the comment, yeah - I think there was something that left me unconvinced they were the same bug, let me see15:37
slangasekyeah, it may be the same bug indeed15:38
slangasekbut is this an apt bug or a dpkg bug?15:38
* doko is leaving now15:38
* slangasek waves to doko15:38
stgrabernot sure, I vaguely rmeember the other bug being in "can't reproduce, needs mvo" state...15:38
slangasekthanks15:38
infinitydpkg: error processing dpkg (--configure):15:38
infinity package dpkg is already installed and configured15:38
infinity^--- Cute15:38
cjwatsonThat's usually an apt bug15:38
slangasekwell, that part is secondary15:39
cjwatsoni.e. it's failed to correctly predict the state15:39
slangasekthe root error is dpkg failing to configure ifupdown because upstart and initscripts aren't configured yet, but I believe there's a legitimate circular dependency there?15:39
cjwatson(But if this is lucid's apt — I haven't looked — then that was known to have some such bugs I think)15:40
slangasekit's the release-upgrader apt15:40
cjwatsonhm15:40
infinityslangasek: If friendly-recovery wasn't breaking upstart, we wouldn't be in this situation.15:40
slangasekinfinity: we also wouldn't be in the situation if the package manager wasn't buggy, and I think we get more bang for our buck if we fix that ;)15:41
infinityslangasek: Yeah, yeah. ;)15:41
xnoxi wonder if changing breaks -> conflicts would improve the situation.15:41
xnoxcause then the upstart stuff should be done before friendly recovery15:41
slangasekbecause it's the same bug in 937196 and 1017001, but *not* the same set of packages15:41
slangasekxnox: by definition, no15:41
xnoxok15:41
slangasekwe really don't want to permute the package relationships to try to work around this - that's like chasing lumps in wallpaper15:42
slangasekbut for my part I'm not sure if this is even an apt bug or a dpkg bug15:42
slangasekwe may have to wait until we can safely keep apt-clone attachments in LP before we can make headway15:43
infinityslangasek: Depends on how many dpkg runs there are here.15:43
slangasekyeah, and I'm not sure we have enough info in the bug report to say that15:43
infinityslangasek: Sure you do.  Count the "reading database" bits.15:43
slangasekI wasn't aware that was a 1:1 mapping to dpkg calls?15:44
infinityslangasek: Well, at one point in time, it used to be.  Perhaps not anymore.15:44
slangasekanyway, even if we count the dpkg calls that doesn't tell us whether dpkg was asked to configure all the packages in one go15:44
slangasekwe only see the package it *failed* to configure15:44
* infinity nods.15:44
slangasekmvo: ^^ if you're around and have any ideas about how we can debug this without an apt clone file, that would be welcome :)15:45
bdmurrayslangasek: what bug number?15:46
slangasekin the meantime, doesn't sound like anybody else has any brilliant ideas for solving it15:46
cjwatsonIt's a 1:1 mapping to ensure_allinstfiles_available calls, which I think winds up being more or less unpack and remove15:46
slangasekbdmurray: bug #1017001 + bug #93719615:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1017001 in apt (Ubuntu Quantal) "package resolvconf 1.63ubuntu14 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: pre-dependency problem - not installing resolvconf" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101700115:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 937196 in ifupdown (Ubuntu) "10.04 LTS -> 12.04 upgrade failed: ifupdown depends on upstart and initscripts but they are not configured" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/93719615:46
mvoslangasek: uh, sorry, which bug was that?15:46
infinitymvo: Look up.15:46
mvobug #937196 ?15:46
* infinity nods.15:46
slangasekmvo: bug #1017001, bug #937196: lucid release-upgrader apt  + dpkg are somehow failing to configure packages when there's a dependency loop15:47
slangasekbut it's not *generally* reproducible15:47
mvohrm15:47
slangasekwhen we get to the bottom of it, we should probably backport to precise apt as well so that this doesn't still hit us for p->t upgrades15:48
* infinity isn't sure 937196 relates specifically to loops at all, but rather just that a deconfigured/broken package didn't then get configured before its deps. Do we know definitively that this is the result of a loop?15:48
slangasekinfinity: I know that there is a loop, and I don't see any other cases of apt doing out-of-order configuration15:48
infinityslangasek: Oh!15:49
slangasekinitscripts Depends: upstart Provides: upstart-job Depends: initscripts, ifupdown Depends: upstart-job, initscripts15:49
infinityslangasek: Right, upstart/initscripts.15:49
slangasekso this one's a double circular dep15:50
slangasekbut the other bug is a single circular dep between libc6:i386 and libgcc1:i38615:50
infinityslangasek: I bet that's actually completely deterministic, based on the "postinst versus no-postinst" loop-breaking rule.15:50
infinityUnless initscripts has a postinst.15:50
slangasekinfinity: it's not failing to run the maintainer scripts, it's declaring that the dependencies aren't satisfied15:50
* infinity looks.15:50
slangasekapt is supposed to be asking dpkg to configure them as a set15:51
slangasekdpkg is supposed to sort out which one to configure first based on its own internal rules15:51
slangasekand even if they all have postinsts, dpkg is supposed to play russian roulette15:51
infinityYeah, and they do.15:51
infinitySo nevermind deterministic.15:51
slangasekand bear in mind that this is only reproducible for a relatively small percentage of users, and is *not* reproducible with any of the upgrade profiles being used in jenkins15:52
infinityAnd apt may be asking dpkg to do them as a set, it's hard to tell from the log.15:52
* slangasek nods15:52
infinityIt clearly didn't unpack/deconfigure as a set, but...15:52
slangasekok, I think we should take this offline, we've squeezed as much out of it as we can in this meeting15:52
slangasek[TOPIC] AOB15:52
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slangasekAOB?15:52
* mvo read them now15:53
infinityWe seem rather AOBless.15:54
ogra_AOBlessed ?15:54
slangasekyep, seems so15:55
slangasek#endmeeting15:55
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meetingologyMeeting ended Wed Jun 27 15:55:24 2012 UTC.15:55
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slangasekthanks all :)15:55
ogra_thanks !15:55
barrythanks!15:55
xnoxthanks15:55
jodhthanks!15:56
stgraberthanks!16:00
stokachustgraber: do you mind accepting my nominations for bug #52038616:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 520386 in libvirt (Ubuntu) "libvirt-bin hypervisor does not support virConnectNumOfInterfaces / unable to create domain with virt-manager using network bridge" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52038616:12
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stgraberstokachu: done16:13
stokachustgraber: sweet thanks16:14
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