=== mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|lunch === jibel_ is now known as jibel [11:34] jibel, I think that tomcat test failure is related to the fact that tomcat7 has not actually completed startup by the time the test runs.... [11:35] jibel, OK if I increase the pre-test sleep time to 60 seconds? I think that may work around this problem [11:36] gema, ^^ [11:36] not sure where babyface is.... [11:36] jamespage: babyface is in china, so probably sleeping or about to [11:36] jamespage: sounds good [11:37] jamespage: is it normal that tomcat7 takes longer to load? [11:38] gema, it takes about ~32 seconds on a m1.small in canonistack [11:38] its doing a bit more as I have enabled all examples to work this cycle - so it loads more code... [11:38] jamespage: ack, if it is expected I am happy [11:40] gema, I suspect it was probably always close - looking now at tomcat6 [11:52] gema, yes - looks like a change in behaviour when generating some randomness during initialization after reboot [11:53] gema, Creation of SecureRandom instance for session ID generation using [SHA1PRNG] took [3,527] milliseconds. [11:53] my laptop [11:53] that takes about ~30seconds in a virtualized/cloud instance [11:54] jamespage, that's what I've been testing. No problem with incresing to 60s [11:55] jibel, done - I've just re-run the jobs... [11:55] we will see === _salem is now known as salem_ === zyga is now known as zyga-afk === zyga-afk is now known as zyga === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:56] skaet: ping [18:56] hiya phillw [18:58] hi skaet, A quick Q.... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule shows A3 still being tested at August 2nd A-3; iso tracker says July 23rd through July 26th is Alpha 3 testing. [18:58] They can't both be right! [18:59] phillw, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule has it july 26 [18:59] stale cache? [18:59] skaet: indeed, but also has it still there being tested at week 14! [19:00] with Iteration planned for week 15 [19:01] phillw, are you sure you're not picking up cached versions? [19:01] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseInterlock [19:02] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule [19:02] both show july 26 (week 14) for me. [19:02] skaet: I've just cleared my chache. A3 is flagged as launch week 13, still there week 14 & iteration seek 15. [19:02] or rather july 26 (week 13) for me. [19:03] ah, I see what you're referencing now. [19:03] s/seek/week [19:03] yeah, there's an A-3/interation week that need fixing. [19:03] * skaet doing [19:04] hmm, should make it fun. Next lubuntu meeting is on 25th July - which I had as 8 days before A3 switched :( [19:04] Ah well, it will make for interesting meeting! [19:11] phillw, A3 changed on 5/30 after discussion in the weekly meeting, etc. when we removed the "DRAFT" notification (rev. 32). [19:13] I recall Release Schedule causing a slight nightmare for some one last cycle... well, this time it is Lubuntu's turn :D I'm just letting our devs and testers know that my earlier email stating that we had 8 days as of the next meeting is now 1 day :) [19:14] fortunately they're all on the L-QA mailing list, so an easy way to ensure all are notified! [19:19] Still, at least Feature Freeze etc hasn't moved :) [19:24] balloons: ping [19:25] si senor phillw ! [19:26] hiyas, did you get any further information on bug 1007394 [19:26] Launchpad bug 1007394 in mdadm (Ubuntu) "Quantal daily fails to complete installation" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1007394 [19:28] phillw, I saw someone asking for more information [19:28] stgraber, I believe [19:28] I didn't followup after that [19:28] weird [19:28] I didn't get any of those response [19:28] I'm subscribed? [19:29] You are not directly subscribed to this bug's notifications. [19:29] whoops [19:29] he he, cj was the last person to ask for info, which Lars furnished. [19:30] ok, I'm up to speed more now [19:30] it looks like the bug is progressing fine [19:30] balloons: phillw: I was advised to troubleshoot in emulated powerpc vm [19:30] but I didn't get around to it yet. [19:30] ohh really? [19:30] I've not tried doing that since BOSCH [19:30] remember that project? [19:30] who is BOSCH? [19:30] I though of using qemu [19:31] sorry.. http://bochs.sourceforge.net/ [19:31] I mistyped [19:31] doesn't help in this situation anyways ;-) [19:31] xnox: the instructions for VM are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/Testing/PPC%26Mac64 if you're rusty :) [19:32] That is how our head of dev does his testing. [19:33] phillw, neat pae [19:33] *page [19:33] replied to the bug [19:34] balloons: the instructions were written by gilir (Julien). I take no credit for them, I just posted them on there from the email he sent out. [19:35] thanks stgraber [19:36] wb balloons [19:36] whoops.. ctrl+w in wrong window :-) [19:37] he he, I thought you were maybe using the trekweb znc server. It's in the process of being moved to a VM on thesii owing to fact his 'old' server keeps dying on him. [19:38] nah, I'm on boring ec2 [19:38] balloons: boring, until thunderstorms roll in ;-) [19:39] xnox, lol.. so true [19:39] my connectivity stayed up though, so I can't complain [19:39] even if I lost actual access [19:40] he did say that he was going to leave trekweb web area on EC2, although he does have room to move it at a future date if he needs to. [19:41] as  trekcaptainusa-tw@ubuntu.com seems to be the ubuntu maintainer for znc, it was the least we could do for him after he helped in setting up irc.thesii.org :) [19:42] oh, balloons, the devs for Speech Control have now been officially nagged to get me some details as to how to install the beta & test it! [19:43] hurray! [19:43] we have a trustees meeting in 18 minutes, so I will ask the dev-trustee how things are coming along :) [19:43] lol.. cool, he's the znc guy eh? [19:44] I still don't know how to mod my config (without using webmin) to setup multiple networks [19:44] yup, he did try to get it built on CentOS to add a platoform, but ran out of time owing the server failure & his VM is now ubuntu-server. [19:46] TheLordOftime (or LoT), does not appear to be on IRC at the moment. You'll find him on #sii when he is. [19:47] TheLordofTime.. [19:47] hmm, pretty sure I've met him [19:47] I'll have to remember to bug him [19:47] he was last seen muttering about having to scp a load of stuff from the dying server onto the VM [19:48] he's a really nice guy - one of the other pre-requisites for getting a VM with SII :P [19:51] :-) [19:53] he used to be EvilResistance on IRC, but changed his nick. [19:54] he's also one of the bug-squad people & I have permission to 'bug' him if I have a valid reason for, say, moving the importance of bug 1007394 to critical. As you did not give permission, I did not :) [19:54] Launchpad bug 1007394 in mdadm (Ubuntu) "Quantal daily fails to complete installation" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1007394 [20:00] another net split :( Is everyone updating their CentOS servers? :P === AlanChicken is now known as AlanBell [20:00] heheheh [20:02] we've just switched to 6.3..... new kernel, and 631 updates :D === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [20:32] balloons: did you get chance to have a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/GettingInvolved/MoreInfo ? [20:33] is back from meeting... devs have a nightmare :) Create documents that humans can understand :P [20:33] phillw, briefly [20:33] I made some changes last night that i just went ahead and migrated [20:34] i saw the late date stamp on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/GettingInvolved/ but never know what TZ it is in! [20:35] hehe [20:35] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/GettingInvolved/ and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/ are the same [20:35] I just pushed the changes [20:35] your stuff I think can be linked to somehow [20:36] I stripped out stuff that was already on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/GettingInvolved/ and just left it as.... well more info with an explanation to how release cycle works. [20:37] yes, I think that's a good angle to attack [20:37] a sort of what to expect page [20:38] balloons: he he, we do have a gruesome on on Lubuntu for newcommers .... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/Testing/TheStages [20:38] Let me edit it a bit more [20:38] wasn't sure if that is 18 rated, though :) [20:51] phillw, ok, I really gutted it down [20:51] time to see what can be added back [20:52] okies, which one(s) did you gut?.... brb, dog wants out! [20:57] back :) [20:57] still haven't hit save [20:58] very close! [20:58] he he :) [21:02] ok, there's a big shift [21:03] I took out much of the bottom half, as it's also described on the activities page and I wanted to keep it small [21:03] however, there may be room to bring it back in, or bring some english like descriptions back anyway [21:03] have a look [21:03] of course we have backups :-) [21:04] I know there's other things people should know that we could add to that page [21:04] but I don't want to overload too much :-) [21:06] ok, a couple more minor edits [21:07] ok, I think that's a shell of what i'mn after [21:07] have a look [21:08] there's room to add back some of the content in a more condensed form if possible I think === salem_ is now known as _salem