=== cpg is now known as cpg|away === cpg|away is now known as cpg === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === cpg is now known as cpg|away === otr is now known as offtherocks === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === cpg|away is now known as cpg [07:40] hi all [07:41] ello [07:41] I am sure everybody is aware of attack on Godaddy's website . Ubuntu site is backed by Godaddy. I am wondering how much it affected on ubuntu site. [07:42] No clue, which attack? [07:42] segv, DDOS [07:42] The recent attack that they played off? [07:42] as a router misconfig? [07:42] linocisco, the service went down, but they claim it was not a DDOS [07:42] segv, yes. by Annoymous [07:43] linocisco, they claim it was their problem [07:43] smw, how long was which service down? [07:43] Hours [07:43] not sure how long [07:44] yeah [07:44] most of the day [07:44] standard PST work hours 9-5+ a few [07:44] yep [07:44] pissed me off to no end [07:44] smw, it is the problem of Godaddy, but ubuntu is authenticated through it. I am wondering if hackers could penatrate [07:44] had me running in circles [07:45] not really... [07:45] linocisco: if it was down, they weren't penetrating much haha [07:45] linocisco, the took it down... that is sort of the opposite ;-) [07:52] smw, so ubuntu website was down for a couple of hours? [07:59] where are you getting the impression they're 'backed' by godaddy? [08:37] Daviey, hey is it expected that after installing kvm and virt-manager, you need to reboot to make it work [08:40] * ogra_ wouldnt see a reason for this [08:41] (but i cant remember if i actually had to when i installed that setup) [08:45] apw: Your user needs to be in libvirtd. [08:47] jpds, yeah i started virtmanager with that in my group, ie. i logged out and in and it did not help [08:47] apw: Hmm, works for me... [08:47] worked not for me [08:49] Hi all, after some advice please. Production server so in use all of the time, whats the best way of applying/installing updates, i would assume check these first, see if anything jumps out as a problem,and then just install? I dont want to install and have problems === fire_ is now known as fire === fire is now known as fire_ [08:59] apw: sort of.. you need to be added to a group.. so loging out and in should be enough [08:59] ah, read follow up [08:59] so no, shouldn't be required [08:59] Daviey, it wasn't ... and after trying to restart everything related i gave up and rebooted, which fixed === fire_ is now known as greyhat [10:05] Good morning [10:52] SpamapS, pls can you ping me re ceph upload when you start [11:05] Daviey, having thought about it more I don't think that switch for python-ceph makes sense [11:06] it will be a delta we always have to maintain ontop of Debian === cpg is now known as cpg|away [11:21] jamespage: yeah.. I agree. I don't see why it was raised.. Where was it mentioned? [11:22] Daviey, irc when discussing which bits go to main [11:26] Daviey, I need to discuss with SpamapS as I think some of his additional changes relate to the upstart integration [11:27] which is still considered 'beta' so we don't ship the upstart configurations to support it. [11:30] jamespage: should i be accepting SpamapS's change or wait? [11:31] Daviey, hold of for the time being please... [11:34] okie === gary_poster|away is now known as gary_poster === benji___ is now known as benji === hjb_ is now known as hjb === greyhat is now known as supercar_heaven === supercar_heaven is now known as nerd [12:40] good morning [12:42] jamespage: hi! on bug 1055416, you said that 1.466.2 is fixed, but upstream lists 1.466.2.1 as fixed [12:42] Launchpad bug 1055416 in jenkins "user data security issues in Jenkins" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055416 [12:42] jdstrand, thats for the Cloudbees enterprise distro [12:42] " LTS users should upgrade to 1.466.2" [12:42] oh, I see [12:42] is the one applicable in quantal [12:42] LTS users should upgrade to 1.466.2 [12:42] ok, thanks [12:43] jdstrand, I spent 30 mins trying to ID the commits but upstream are not that open about security fixes.... [12:43] jamespage: fwiw, it looks like they have a cloudbees with 1.424.6.11 [12:43] :\ [12:44] jdstrand, the cloudbees distros build on the open-source LTS releases [12:44] I have todo the same but blind.... [12:44] jdstrand, I've ping the upstream project lead for guidance and how to discuss [12:45] going forwards... [12:45] jamespage: right, I just ment that precise has 1.424.6. maybe if it was possible to diff 1.424.6 and 1.424.6.11... [12:45] jdstrand, no source code for 1.424.6.11 [12:45] ah. hrmm [12:46] *almost* what I said when the bug report was raised in Debian... [12:46] how would i go about rename all symbolic links, im trying to change from S to K. I can see I can do sudo update-rc.d whatever stop, but it needs an NN, but i dont know this [12:52] jamespage, Do you know who else might still be knowledgable with the orchestra/cobbler scripts? I just tried an ubuntu-cobbler-import of quantal and there seems to be an issue with the md5 signing. [12:53] hmm [12:53] smb, roaksoax maybe - if its the script from the cobbler package? === jcastro__ is now known as jcastro [12:54] jamespage, yes it is... actuall cobber-ubuntu-import... [12:54] roaksoax, ^ Would you know what could cause this [12:55] failed to verify MD5SUMS via /usr/share/keyrings/ubuntu-archive-keyring.gpg (http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/quantal/main/installer-amd64/current/images/MD5SUMS) [12:55] smb, ah - actually that might be todo with the archive signing key changing - see ubuntu-devel ML [12:56] jamespage, Well yes, I suspected it could be related. Maybe a piece forgotten [12:56] smb, is this on a 12.04 system? [12:56] yes [12:57] And that keyring only has the 1K key on it [12:59] Hm, maybe I should ask that cjwatson [13:07] Good afternoon [13:08] jamespage, Ok, manually adding the new keys works for now [13:08] smb, good oh [13:10] smb: did you see my follow up? [13:11] how to restart networking daemon in ubuntu server 12.04 ? [13:11] Daviey, Which follow up on what? [13:12] nm, got it, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart [13:12] Daviey, jamespage There will be a SRU for the keyring in 12.04 [13:12] yep [13:13] smb: that was what i question on ubuntu-devel... [13:14] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-September/035910.html === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === jcastro_ is now known as jcastro [13:48] jamespage: awake [13:48] jamespage: since its been a weekend since I did the ceph upload on Friday.. can you summarize for me what changes I had from the ones you did? [13:49] SpamapS, hey - so minor confusion on my part this morning - the one place I did not look for you ceph upload was the unapproved queue :-) [13:49] SpamapS, np [13:49] jamespage: yeah I should have pushed it to lp:ubuntu/ceph [13:49] SpamapS, so I had picked the new binary for installation - ceph-keys-prepare or whatever [13:50] jamespage: I thought I pulled that in to the ceph package based on upstream's debian dir. I think. [13:50] SpamapS, I did look at the additional entries for ceph.dirs, but decided not to take those changes as there are related to upstart support [13:50] which we don't ship [13:50] at least I think so [13:51] jamespage: why don't we ship that yet? [13:51] that seems.. a bit weird! ;) [13:51] good morning, everyone [13:52] looking for a Ubuntu sysad input on setting up UPS power management for my 12.04 host nodes. [13:52] SpamapS, 'upstart: basic support for monitors, mds, radosgw; osd support still a work in progress.' - that was from 0.48 release notes [13:52] as it was only partial I chose not to include it [13:53] I familiar with NUT but was wondering what others are using. [13:53] SpamapS, I see [13:53] upstart: start everyone on a reboot [13:53] upstart: always update the osd crush location on start if specified in the config [13:53] in 0.48.2 release notes... [13:54] SpamapS, I'm reluctant to switch to using upstart this late in the cycle [13:56] jamespage: I am worried about incompatibility between our packages and upstream's [13:56] jamespage: they didn't add upstart in 0.48.2 ... did we hold it back in 0.48 for some reason? [13:58] SpamapS, I don't think compatibility is an issue === rickspencer3_ is now known as rickspencer3 [14:01] New bug: #1055505 in nova (main) "nova-vncproxy conflicts with novnc" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055505 [14:05] SpamapS, found it " Likewise, the upstart support is still incomplete and not recommended; we will backport that functionality later if it turns out to be non-disruptive." 0.48 release notes [14:06] knew I had read that somewhere [14:09] SpamapS, I'll ask upstream === marrusl_ is now known as marrusl === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [15:07] zul, updating my panda to see if the radosgw issue has gone away... [15:08] jamespage: was there suppose to be two radosgw processes? [15:08] zul, I don't think so [15:08] jamespage: okies [15:10] hallyn: ping when you are around [15:14] zul: 'sup? [15:15] hallyn: have you seen soren's patches for qemu-kvm? [15:17] zul: the ones for precise, to fix the bridging network issues? [15:17] or a set he wrote himself? [15:17] if former, yes, if latter, no [15:18] hallyn: the one in the ubuntu-virt ppa [15:21] zul: yeah. we're waiting for confirmation that it solves the named bug. [15:21] hallyn: i saw at least one confirmation this morning :) [15:22] zul: ah, excellent. that's plenty then. want to push it to precise-proposed? :) [15:22] sure! :) [15:24] zul: that was one of the biggest migraine-inducing bugs in awhile [15:24] hallyn: yeah i know [15:27] Hi, I have an ubuntu server with 145 TiB in three md arrays with RAID6 implmented, when we use NFS we get a memory leak, any recent bug or similar issues appeared recently? [15:29] zul, nope - still get it "*** glibc detected *** /usr/bin/radosgw: free(): invalid pointer: 0xb66f9df4 *** [15:29] " [15:29] jamespage: meh.. [15:31] would time stop an rsync, ie: time rsync -azx --stats --progress -numeric-ids --bwlimit=500 /mnt/test/ /mnt/test2 it says "DRY RUN" at the end? [15:36] zul: i'm nto quite sure what we put down as 'test case' for the SRU justification in that one [15:36] hallyn: what about the netcat [15:36] i guess. just not many ppl can actually reproduce it. i never could === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [16:06] New bug: #1055581 in python-tx-tftp (main) "FTBFS in Quantal test rebuild" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055581 === rickspencer3_ is now known as rickspencer3 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === JoeVLcek is now known as JoeVLcek_lunch === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === MattJ100 is now known as MattJ === MattJ is now known as MattJ100 [17:26] allright: i have several accounts saved into an ldap-directory, and i can log into my clients using that credentials [17:28] now i want kerberos to use the accounts including the passwords in the directory as principials and the clients to automaticly mount the users home-directroy from the server using kerberos-authed nfs (i allready got the automounting part) === JoeVLcek_lunch is now known as JoeVLcek [17:29] can someone point me to a bit of documentation? i could not find any === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [17:34] hallyn: ping [17:38] adam_g: . [17:39] hallyn: any thoughts on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1035172 ? this is the issue that was blocking me from testing your libvirt last week on quantal. seems 'vhost=on' by default is the culprit [17:39] adam_g: Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out [17:41] adam_g: i'll look at it and get back to you (break for lunch) [17:42] New bug: #1049146 in cloud-init (main) "cloud-init runs again after reboot in release upgraded instance" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1049146 [17:42] hallyn: cool [17:47] New bug: #1002155 in cloud-init (main) "dpkg-reconfigure cloud-init doesn't show CloudStack" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1002155 [17:55] zul: is there a bug for that keystone upgrade thing? [17:55] adam_g: not yet [17:56] zul: how did you hit that? with what config were you trying to upgrade? just the default, or something modified? [17:57] adam_g: https://github.com/StackGeek/openstackgeek === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [17:58] zul: ? [17:58] adam_g: just a bunch of scripts that does an openstack install for you [17:58] Does anyone have a suggestion for any sort of distributed messaging/email system. I'm looking for something where all the servers are replicating all the data across the network. Where users can talk with one another based on something like username/ip and then if they try to send a message and the user isn't available they recieve the message when they get online [18:04] not sure if it does messaging but for open source email you could look at Zimbra [18:04] I used the email server and really liked it. [18:04] adam_g: ok the database stuff for me is clearly not working for me [18:05] adam_g: meaning im doing something non-standard [18:06] zul: file a bug with the openstack geek squad? :) [18:06] adam_g: yeah :p [18:07] zul: keystone upgrade with an unpopulated database and default configs seems to work fine, FWIW [18:10] adam_g: well jinkeys, the email thread you list is from 2010. and there was no followup? they were ignored? [18:11] hallyn: didn't really follow the thread entirely, but it got me looking in the right place. vhost=on by default breaks DHCP without the required iptables rules [18:11] vhost=on by default seems to be new to quantal (libvirt, i assume) [18:12] adam_g: yes, there was a bug about something like that before. [18:12] adam_g: don't we now add that rule for virbr0? [18:12] hallyn: maybe. have not checked for that, actually. if thats the case, perhaps we can get it added to the rules nova sets up for its instances (it doesn't use virbr0) [18:14] hallyn: ya, looks like it: -A POSTROUTING -o virbr0 -p udp -m udp --dport 68 -j CHECKSUM --checksum-fill [18:15] hallyn: is that rule something specific to our packaging or standard libvirt practice now? [18:15] adam_g: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt/+bug/1029430 [18:16] Launchpad bug 1029430 in libvirt "KVM guests networking issues with no virbr0 and with vhost_net kernel modules loaded" [Low,Triaged] [18:16] hallyn: ah! thanks [18:16] adam_g: i think libvirt does it for all of its networks [18:16] adam_g: i assume nova manually creatis its own bridge? [18:18] hallyn: yes, and goes about managing its own set of iptables rules per-guest/security group [18:18] hallyn: gonna tag that as a nova bug as well [18:19] adam_g: maybe mark it as a dup of 1029430 [18:19] maybe not [18:37] New bug: #1029430 in libvirt "KVM guests networking issues with no virbr0 and with vhost_net kernel modules loaded" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1029430 === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [18:46] New bug: #1055688 in cloud-init "host keys not written to console" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055688 === Pici is now known as Guest97343 === troy_ is now known as Troy^ [18:53] hallyn: can you push 0222-debian-dhcp3-package to your git tree? [18:54] balloons, this isn't working for me: Test-case dash/lens-preview-music [18:54] ops, wrong chan === Guest97343 is now known as Pici [19:00] stgraber: ok [19:02] stgraber: but i see it's in lxc/lxc. any reason why i shouldn't just clone that over? [19:03] stgraber: well, pushed just that one for now === jcastro_ is now known as jcastro === roaksoax_ is now known as roaksoax === troy_ is now known as Troy^ [19:11] hallyn: commit message is a bit confusing, will do a tiny bit of editing when pulling ;) [19:11] stgraber: thanks [19:11] i'm a bit scatterbrained. too many open tasks [19:12] stgraber: do you happen to know if anyone actually runs/tests the powerpc iso's? [19:12] wondering if what i'm seeing is a bug in my qemu-system-ppc, or in the openbios blob, or in the ubuntu powerpc iso [19:12] hallyn: some lubuntu folks are. The others usually suffer by lack of testers. [19:13] stgraber: ok, thanks. i'll try to drop by and ask them === nonotza_ is now known as nonotza === blinkin_ is now known as blinkin === sarnold_ is now known as sarnold === jibel_ is now known as jibel [19:14] hallyn: looking on the tracker, the lubuntu desktop image was booting on the 24th, though with quite badly broken desktop apparently [19:15] stgraber: i was trying the alternate installer. sounds like that's just untested :) will try server and then lubuntu [19:17] hallyn: change applied to staging [19:21] it's been about a week and i'm still seeing intermittent issues with the EC2 repository mirrors [19:21] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12438946/e-unable-to-locate-package-git-ubuntu-on-ec2/12571429#12571429 [19:22] apt-get install git gives: E: Unable to locate package git [19:22] apt-get update, try again.. maybe it works, maybe not.. [19:22] have you found one or another mirror that works better than others? [19:24] sarnold: https://gist.github.com/7448ce4edf141b22643f [19:25] adam_g: ping for cinder you dont have to specify the -z cinder anymore [19:26] gabrtv: amazing. The second apt-get update downloads _more_ data than the first run! [19:31] looks to me like http://us-east-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com works, and http://archive.ubuntu.com is busted [19:31] but not 100% on that [19:31] also, not sure how apt chooses which mirror to use.. the errors are pretty random.. sometimes works on attempt 1, other times attempt 2 or 3 [19:32] sarnold: something's badly awry w/ those mirrors.. i'm surprised i'm the only one who's noticed! [19:32] it's us-east-1 after all ;) [19:33] gabrtv: agreed that something seems strange there. I generally dislike hard-coding specific servers though... === cyphermox_ is now known as cyphermox [19:34] smoser: saw your name as working on some of the EC2 mirrors, any thoughts? [19:35] gabrtv, can you pastebin an error ? [19:35] smoser: https://gist.github.com/7448ce4edf141b22643f [19:36] corresponding shell at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12438946/e-unable-to-locate-package-git-ubuntu-on-ec2/12571429#12571429 [19:39] gabrtv, it would seem maybe your stderr went un-captured ? [19:39] yeah the exec environ is tty-less, over ssh [19:39] ie, the output doesn't give any hints [19:40] the point is that looping over apt-get update will eventually let me install `git` [19:41] sorry the formatting isn't more clear [19:41] btw - this is us-east-1, if that wasn't clear === b0ot is now known as Blade_Runner === Blade_Runner is now known as b0ot [19:48] gabrtv, right. i understood the problem. === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [19:48] but you've not captured output that would help me figure out why [19:49] let me see if i can get better log output [19:52] zul: weird, every time i try to make a change to bug 997978 (to mark the non-qemu-kvm bugs invalid) it times out [19:52] Launchpad bug 997978 in qemu-kvm "KVM images lose connectivity with bridged network" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/997978 [19:52] wanna me try? [19:52] times out for me [19:53] hallyn: let me try some magic [19:56] hallyn: ok, even the API times out. Trying another way of killing those bug tasks. [19:57] hallyn: gone [19:57] how do I add swap space to ubuntu-server? I'm trying to follow the instrictions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq, but when I run dd it just creates a file that size... should I replace /mnt/swap with the actual device that is to be swap? (/dev/vdb in this case) [19:57] stgraber: thanks! [19:57] (marking invalid didn't work, but removing them completely did) [19:58] smoser: here [19:58] stgraber: from the api, or you could do it from the web interface? [19:59] hallyn: I can remove tasks from the web interface. Not sure if that's something that's restricted to release-team/project-owners though [19:59] hallyn: basically, if you can remove a task, you'll see a minus sign next to the package name (in a red circle). Click on that will remove the task completely [20:01] New bug: #1055658 in libvirt (main) "Under load, libvirt fails to start VMs concurrently" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055658 [20:05] smoser: looks like the problem is a race condition w/ cloud-init.. archive.ubuntu.com doesn't have the `git` package, but the mirror does! [20:06] stgraber: yeah i don't see that [20:06] zul: i've just added sru description to bug 997978. Did you push the ppa pkg to precise-proposed yet? [20:06] Launchpad bug 997978 in qemu-kvm "KVM images lose connectivity with bridged network" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/997978 [20:06] gabrtv, that doesn't make sense. [20:06] the mirror is a mirror :) [20:07] hallyn: not yet...i didnt know you want me to [20:07] gabrtv, utlemming might be able to help you some more. [20:07] utlemming, gabrtv is having potential issue with the mirrors on ec2 [20:08] garbrtv, smoser: what's going on? [20:08] smoser: appreciate it [20:08] https://gist.github.com/7448ce4edf141b22643f and http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12438946/e-unable-to-locate-package-git-ubuntu-on-ec2/12571429#12571429 [20:08] zul: sorry, thought you had said you were going to. i'll do it then, no worries. [20:08] I can do, too, if you want. [20:08] hallyn: cool === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [20:09] utlemming: the gist output is from an automated SSH exec.. it starts off using the archive.ubuntu.com repositories, in which it can't find `git`.. and then switches to the ec2 mirror repo (presumably due to cloud-init completing).. after which it can find the package [20:09] soren: please go ahead [20:09] hallyn: Will do. [20:10] drat i don't have the rights to push the sync'd augeas [20:11] garbtv: this is most unusual...but I wonder.....give me a couple of minutes [20:12] zul: can you sponsor http://people.canonical.com/~serge/augeas-sync/augeas_0.10.0-1fakesync1.dsc ? [20:12] hallyn: i suppose so [20:12] zul: thanks! [20:12] i would think augeas should be in the server upload set... [20:12] hallyn: 404 on the tarball though [20:13] grimace [20:14] zul: oh. on the .orig. bc we're keeping the ubuntu one [20:14] yeah [20:15] zul: yeah so i kept it out of there to make sure i didn't copy the wrong one :) (since it's in the archive). but i just pushed it, pls retry dget [20:15] curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 404 Not Found [20:15] i think you need to update your changes [20:18] zul: got it. silly me. re-pushed. i can now dget+extract [20:19] grabtv: can you put your script into apt debug mode for me? [20:22] hallyn: uploaded [20:22] zul: thanks! [20:22] sorry about the mess [20:23] utlemming: is there a cmdline switch? [20:24] grabtv: try -o "Debug::Acquire::Http=True" [20:24] sure thing [20:34] utlemming: here ya go http://pastebin.com/z34Bgz8v .. was able to reproduce the same race condition.. check out line 1027 [20:34] sorry, 1017 [20:41] SpamapS: hey, did you disucss ceph with jamespage earlier? === Guest12097 is now known as cpg [20:53] Daviey: we did [20:53] Daviey: I think either upload is fine. Mine was just adding a few dirs that are not 100% necessary [20:55] SpamapS: i dropped Jamespage's.. just waiting on your nod to accept yours. [20:55] I assume i should progress? [20:56] Daviey: yes please! :) === groupcat_ is now known as groupcat [20:57] SpamapS: accepted === wedgie_ is now known as wedgie [21:01] New bug: #1046432 in quantum (universe) "FFE for quantum" [High,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1046432 === balloons_ is now known as balloons === micahg_ is now known as micahg === matsubara__ is now known as matsubara [21:12] 50 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded. [21:12] Need to get 46.0 MB of archives. [21:12] need.. new.. cloud..images... [21:19] utlemming: not sure if you got my message before… http://pastebin.com/z34Bgz8v .. was able to reproduce the same race condition.. check out line 1017 === soren_ is now known as soren [21:26] New bug: #978127 in cloud-init "incorrect time on node causes failed oauth" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/978127 [21:32] gabrtv: sorry, about that....on the phone...looking [21:32] garbtv: can you send me your script === groupcat_ is now known as groupcat [21:33] utlemming: http://pastebin.com/JKewkpbF .. [21:33] to reproduce the error on EC2 you'll have to run it before cloud-init finishes === nonotza_ is now known as nonotza === h0rjulf_ is now known as h0rjulf === tyhicks` is now known as tyhicks === pleia2_ is now known as pleia2 === hazmat` is now known as 5JTAACNC2 === 5JTAACNC2 is now known as hazmat === nonotza_ is now known as nonotza === Kiall is now known as zz_Kiall === fire__ is now known as nerd === shantorn_ is now known as shantorn === blinkin_ is now known as blinkin === iarp_ is now known as iarp [23:32] Does anyone know of a good socks 5 proxy with UDP support? === nerd is now known as fire [23:39] SpamapS: ping [23:39] adam_g: pong, talk quickly, must go in 6 minutes === sarnold_ is now known as sarnold [23:41] SpamapS: just wondering about that openvswitch 1.4.0-1ubuntu1.3 upload thats still sitting in queue for precise-proposed. is there something blocking it? [23:42] adam_g: mostly just the release/SRU teams being busy w/ othe rthings [23:42] SpamapS: yea, figured as much. [23:42] adam_g: I only did 1 SRU last week .. many others were similarly distracted [23:42] adam_g: and w/ quantal getting closer.... [23:43] tough to put much energy into the smoldering embers of 12.04 when quantal is approaching 3-alarms ;) [23:43] yup === dannf` is now known as dannf