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ScottKKubuntu tests are complete.00:00
skaetThanks ScottK00:06
skaetogra_ how are those netinst tests looking?00:07
ogra_nearly done with armhf00:07
skaetexcellent,  thanks.   Please mark them on the tracker as they complete.  :)00:09
ogra_indeed00:09
ogra_;)00:09
skaethmm... iso tracker points to stale wubi image for those tests.00:47
bkerensaskaet: Is it ok to add Juju Devs to the draft release notes this cycle?00:54
skaetbkerensa - yes please!00:54
bkerensathanks00:54
skaetThank you!00:54
skaet:)00:54
* skaet -->zzz now, tomorrow comes early. ;)00:56
ogra_skaet, omap armel netinst failed01:21
infinityogra_: Was it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/1040393 ?02:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 1040393 in debian-installer "omap netboot partition too small for flash-kernel backup procedure" [Undecided,New]02:41
infinityogra_: I kinda never got around to testing a fix for that.  Really should do.02:41
* infinity sets up raring in Launchpad.02:44
* ScottK moved the release schedule already.02:46
* ScottK made ~raring-backports.02:52
* infinity decides to sleep.02:57
ScottKQuantal relevant ubuntu-archive bugs processed.03:18
micahgis it too late for a process removals run?03:19
ScottKYes.03:20
ScottKAnything we do now ought to be manually reviewed/requested.03:20
ScottK(I just went through all those).03:20
micahgshould I go through and file them manually?03:20
ScottKLet me see what I get when I run it.03:21
ScottKRunning it now.03:22
highvoltagegoodnight everyone.03:50
holsteinim looking at doing the 64bit iso tests for ubuntustudio from http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/240/builds/26218/testcases ...did i miss it? is it too late?03:54
slangasekholstein: it's not too late03:54
slangasekholstein: you may want to check with #ubuntu-qa, I believe that's where most of the ISO testing coordination happens.03:55
slangasekhighvoltage: 'night03:55
holsteinslangasek: thanks!03:55
ScottKmicahg: Unless I ran it wrong, it didn't come up with anything.03:58
micahgScottK: could be someone already ran it04:01
stgrabermorning07:08
cjwatsonBah, just noticed the server image is rather larger than it needs to be since packages are duplicated inside and outside the squashfs :-(07:09
cjwatsonToo late to fix now ...07:09
cjwatsonI swear I tested that originally07:09
jibelstgraber, I tried edubuntu live. The session menu is empty on the client, is it expected ?07:29
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didrocksinfinity: hey: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/1036752 FYI, got 3 confirmations :)07:37
ubot2Launchpad bug 1036752 in compiz "[quantal] [regression] Gnome Classic has no compiz plugins loaded" [High,Fix committed]07:37
* cjwatson tries to reproduce the server powerpc bug on iso.qa07:43
stgraberjibel: it's a bug but one we'll have to release note... I'm not sure what's the source of the bug as I didn't get it when running from a physical thin client on an installed (non-live) LTSP07:50
stgraberjibel: I'll release note bug 1028972 for Edubuntu07:51
ubot2Launchpad bug 1028972 in indicator-session "Empty session menu in ltsp client" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/102897207:51
cjwatsonhggdh: bug 1067970 is a bug in http://people.canonical.com/~cerdea/preseed.cfg - please could you drop "d-i base-installer/kernel/override-image string linux-image-server" from that?  It's effectively a no-op for x86 now and breaks (a) other architectures and (b) amd64 systems requiring secure boot.07:52
ubot2Launchpad bug 1067970 in debian-installer "ubuntu server ppc quantal server fails on linux-image-server" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106797007:52
jibelstgraber, I also had a crash of nautilus on the client on amd64 and bluetooth-applet.orig on i38607:53
cjwatsonskaet: ^- FYI, I've investigated the failure on Ubuntu Server powerpc and it's a test bug not a software bug07:55
stgraberinfinity, didrocks: the compiz bug affects Edubuntu as gnome-classic/gnome-fallback is a supported desktop for us (not default but available as an installer option), so having this in -updates for release is important for us. Thanks07:55
didrocksstgraber: well, that's what I try to have since yesterday :)07:56
stgraberdidrocks: I know, just putting some extra pressure on it as it's more than the initial "only affects people who manually installed gnome-session-fallback" ;)07:57
didrocksstgraber: it's bad enough for people upgrading ;-)07:57
didrockswe agreed yesterday to move it if we have 2 confirmations07:57
didrocksso I think we'll get it today07:57
xnoxslangasek: ubuntu-qa is the Quatar LoCo team channel which has been now claimed inline with Ubuntu irc channel namespace policy (i kid you not). It's ubuntu-testing for Q.A. these days ;-)08:16
infinitycjwatson: Are we pre-published?08:17
cjwatsonShould be, I did that all yesterday08:19
cjwatsonI can run it again to make sure if you like, though08:19
cjwatsonMaybe not amd64+mac08:19
cjwatsonI'd probably better rerun08:19
infinitystgraber / didrocks: compiz released to -updates.08:20
didrocksinfinity: excellent! thanks :)08:20
stgraberinfinity: thanks08:22
cjwatsoninfinity: ok, definitely prepublished now08:25
cjwatsonand .manifest re-pruned08:31
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* cjwatson starts archiving old images08:32
cjwatsonbeta-1 archived08:34
peterm-ubuntuhow are things looking this morning?08:42
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cjwatsonpeterm-ubuntu: pretty reasonabe08:57
cjwatson+l, even08:57
cjwatsoneverything fine apart from my keyboard ;-)08:57
peterm-ubuntucjwatson so any sense of the day? to you have an ETA for any stages?08:58
cjwatsonpeterm-ubuntu: not anything terribly exact as yet; will take at least a few more hours to get all our ducks in a row09:40
cjwatsonjibel,plars: so, Ubuntu desktop is looking good on iso.qa; any chance of testing signoff on that?09:41
peterm-ubuntucjwatson ok… was wonedering if you pushed to mirrors and then X hours later we were ready09:41
cjwatsonpeterm-ubuntu: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReleaseProcess, though the numbers are a bit fungible09:41
cjwatsonpeterm-ubuntu: we do have to push images to mirrors some hours beforehand, yes09:42
cjwatsonpeterm-ubuntu: what I'm trying to figure out right now are which ones are signed off or can soon be signed off for publication09:42
peterm-ubuntucjwatson great… thanks09:44
cjwatsonAnyone know where we are with server image signoff?  Daviey isn't around09:44
cjwatsonI want to get those two sets signed off ASAP so that I can push them to releases09:45
cjwatsonUntil then I think I'm pretty much blocked09:46
infinityIf they've been tested, I'll sign 'em off, it's not like Daviey needs to bless them.09:53
cjwatsonserver testing is still a bit partial09:53
cjwatsonincomplete mandatory tests09:53
infinityOn, indeed.09:54
infinityCan we juju deploy some more testers?09:55
cjwatsonogra_: any news on bug 1067952?09:59
ubot2Launchpad bug 1067952 in debian-installer "quantal omap armel netinst installation fails" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106795209:59
ogra_cjwatson, sorry, was up until 4, just got up, will start anoter install in a minute10:00
* cjwatson nods10:00
ogra_*another10:00
infinityUnfortunately, the fact that the board hung (and it may be unrelated) makes it tough, but I was guessing the failure was actually bug #104039310:00
ubot2Launchpad bug 1040393 in debian-installer "omap netboot partition too small for flash-kernel backup procedure" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/104039310:00
cjwatsonI'd like to start some publishing reasonably soon, but I don't want to have to keep track of lots of fine-grained what-I've-published-and-what-I-haven't10:01
infinityWhich comes and goes depending on the exact kernel/initrd size, as we're borderline.10:01
cjwatsonis there a workaround?10:01
infinitycjwatson: Other than server, what are we waiting on?10:01
cjwatsonanything that isn't listed as "ready"10:01
infinitycjwatson: The only workaround would be manually mangling flash-kernel to not do the backup bit.10:02
cjwatsonso Lubuntu, Ubuntu desktop, Ubuntu Studio, Wubi, Xubuntu10:02
cjwatsonRight now I mostly care about desktop/server/Wubi since those have longer mirroring requirements10:02
infinityThe obvious fix is bumping the netboot vfat filesystem size, but I didn't get around to it.  I'm going to SRU that into precise at some point, though.10:02
stgraberknome: ping10:03
knomestgraber, dong10:05
stgraberknome: what's the state of xubuntu testing? it's one of the products we're awaiting sign-off for10:15
knomestgraber, ack from me10:16
knomejust got one upgrade test filed10:16
phillwskaet: just to confirm, all the ones tested are okay to go. Including ppc-alternate which has been release noted for the 1 failure10:16
skaetthanks phillw,  I'll mark them ready then.10:17
* smartboyhw hopes to see scott-work asap for the release for Studio:D 10:17
smartboyhwLooks like the testing is fine, no failures:D10:17
skaetthanks smartboyhw - good to know.  :D10:17
stgraberknome: ok, marking them as good to go. Can you update https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseManifest?10:17
knomesure10:17
knomedone10:18
smartboyhwskaet, we are ready anyway, just we need scott-work to say the word:D10:18
knomethanks stgraber10:19
knomeand skaet!10:19
cjwatsonsmartboyhw: if he isn't around by a few hours from now, I expect we'll just take that as sufficient signoff10:19
smartboyhwcjwatson, please do:D10:19
smartboyhwWait for few hours and then...10:20
* skaet nods10:20
skaetok,  slangasek secured jasoncwarner_ 's ok on the desktop as long as it tested out ok.10:21
skaetjibel,  any concerns on ubuntu desktop from your perspective?10:21
jibelcjwatson, skaet looks good to me but I'll let testing signoff to plars as he is the qa testing lead.10:22
cjwatsonstgraber: did you ever test whether it was possible to install using the netboot mini.iso on SB?10:23
skaetjibel,  fair 'nuf.    We still seem to not have completed the server testing - is there a plan in place there?10:23
stgrabercjwatson: no, does mini.iso come with grub-efi? I thought it only contained isolinux10:24
stgraberskaet: URL for Edubuntu will be http://www.edubuntu.org/news/12.10-release10:24
skaetthanks stgraber.  :)10:24
cjwatsonstgraber: it does10:24
skaetknome,  what's the one for us to use for Xubuntu?10:24
cjwatsonstgraber: thinking it might be a good fallback for flavours we didn't have time to enable10:24
stgrabercjwatson: oh, nice. I'll try that after lunch then.10:24
knomeskaet, let me chek10:25
knome+c10:25
skaetsmartboyhw - do you know the one we should be using for ubuntu studio in the announce email?10:25
knomeskaet, http://xubuntu.org/news/12-10-release/10:26
smartboyhwskaet, ubuntu-studio-users@lists.ubuntu.com10:26
jibelskaet, maas, gema is discussing about it with jamespage . he will update the tracker. iscsi root on kvm, I don't know the status.10:26
jamespagejibel, I'm not even sure where that test came from?10:26
jibeljamespage, "Install Server iSCSI Root (virtualized KVM)", do you know if it has been tested ?10:26
smartboyhwskaet, here10:26
smartboyhwhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/Ubuntu-Studio-users10:26
jamespagejibel, the test case is vague - I think its probably covered by the other two iscsi root tests10:27
jamespagewhich I have run :-)10:27
smartboyhwand if you want to also address the developers, then https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/Ubuntu-Studio-devel will be a good place10:27
cjwatsonslangasek: would https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface#Secure_boot perhaps be a better reference than the current link target in the release notes (which goes to an agreement page for downloading the full spec)?10:27
cjwatsonunless you're trying to make a point about semi-closed specs :)10:27
skaetthanks knome,   smartboyhw  :)10:27
smartboyhwskaet, the problem: We don't have people doing the amd64 upgrade test for Ubuntu Studio and I'm worried that we are not going to be able to do it before delaying release........10:28
smartboyhwskaet, real difficult, we don't have much testers, and I can't do it due to revision......:(10:29
skaetsmartboyhw - lets discuss in #ubuntustudio channel,  and see if we can figure out some options then.10:31
smartboyhwskaet, ok10:31
* stgraber -> lunch10:38
* ogra_ is already in pkgsel on omap armel netinst, infinity you might be right with the SD partition size issue10:39
infinityogra_: Seems likely.  Not something we'll fix for release, but I'm happy to SRU it once I've actually tested bumping the partition size.10:40
infinityogra_: Seems like the right thing to do anyway, since it'll make netboot installs look more like ISO-based ones.10:41
ogra_yup10:42
infinityogra_: But yeah, if you can confirm it's my bug, just dupe it and remind me to fix it next week.  It's broken in 12.04.1 too, cause our initrd grew just enough to break it.10:44
ogra_ouch, ok10:44
infinity(And it's only a matter of time before it breaks for omap4, it's just pure luck that the omap4 kernels are slightly smaller)10:45
infinitysmartboyhw: You still need help with studio/amd64/upgrade?  We can spin one up here.10:46
smartboyhwinfinity, if you can yes. I will definitely thank you for that:D10:46
skaetinfinity,  can you add a note about netboot armel not working to the known issues on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseNotes/CommonInfrastructure?10:48
skaet^ or ogra_  ;)10:48
skaetcjwatson,  wubi testing looks pretty much complete - ok to mark it ready?10:49
cjwatsonoh yeah, I'm contact for that :)10:53
cjwatsonmarked ready10:53
skaetthanks.   can you sign off the manifest too?   :)10:53
cjwatsonskaet: somebody appears to have done so ...10:55
cjwatsonlooks like slangasek did10:56
smartboyhwFor all the community-supported flavours we are the latest to sign off.....really badf10:56
smartboyhw*bad10:56
infinityskaet: It's armhf+omap that's broken, actually. But I'm not sure it's worth release noting that a best-effort community netboot image is currently broken.10:56
pgranerinfinity, +110:56
skaetinfinity, iso tracker has bug 1067952 listed next to armel+omap.   No results listed next to armel+omap4.    Nothing listed next to armhf+omap.    What is the bug for armhf+omap?11:01
ubot2Launchpad bug 1067952 in debian-installer "quantal omap armel netinst installation fails" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106795211:01
infinityskaet: If ogra verifies the bug is the same one we had in precise, it's all omap, but not omap4.11:04
infinityskaet: armel versus armhf is irrelevant in this case.11:04
ogra_erm11:05
ogra_no errors11:05
ogra_o_O11:05
ogra_it rebooted fine and is just starting up11:05
smartboyhw:D11:06
* ogra_ waits for a prompt11:06
ogra_ah., there11:06
infinityogra_: Oh.  Then maybe your crash was bogons.  Even better.11:06
ogra_ogra@beagle:~$ dpkg --print-architecture11:06
ogra_armel11:06
ogra_ogra@beagle:~$11:06
ogra_yeah, i'll mark it as passed11:06
ogra_and blame cosmic rays11:07
smartboyhwLOL11:07
infinityogra_: Shiny.  Invalidate your bug too, then. :)11:07
* ogra_ finds it funny that the least supported image seems to have caused the most work in arm world11:07
infinityogra_: And while I'll fix the d-i size thing, it's clearly not hitting Q right now, I'm okay with that.11:07
ogra_yeah11:07
infinity(Given that it hit 12.04.1 but not 12.04.0, it's obviously just barely borderline)11:08
smartboyhwinfinity, so are you testing the upgrade for Studio?11:08
infinitysmartboyhw: apw's doing an install/upgrade right now.11:09
smartboyhwinfinity, ah thanks, I am doing it also at the same time see who's faster11:10
cjwatsoninfinity: bug 1068071, FYI11:11
ubot2Launchpad bug 1068071 in launchpad "Need facility to redirect Ubuntu uploads to non-release pocket" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106807111:11
cjwatsonSo, I'd like to get at least a little bit ahead on publishing, and publish the following products which are entirely marked as ready: Edubuntu, Kubuntu (including Active), Lubuntu, Ubuntu Core, and Xubuntu11:16
cjwatsonI'd rather leave Wubi until we're ready to publish Ubuntu Desktop and Ubuntu Server as well, in order to avoid craziness on releases.u.c11:17
skaetok11:17
cjwatsonAny objections?11:17
infinitycjwatson: Soundeth good.11:17
skaetnone from me11:17
knomesounds fine.11:17
Riddellall good11:17
* smartboyhw finds it fine11:18
cjwatsonHmm, or I could fix script bugs first - publish-image-set doesn't seem to know about Kubuntu Active11:18
smartboyhwcjwatson, whoa! Really?11:18
* smartboyhw is super surprised:D11:18
cjwatsonslightly surprising but I wouldn't rate it "whoa!" :-)11:18
cjwatsonIt's a pretty bodgy script full of regexes11:19
smartboyhwcjwatson, personal comments:P11:19
wgrantcjwatson: Can't we just have people upload to raring-proposed instead?11:20
infinitycjwatson: Err, what?  It knew about it during milestones...11:20
cjwatsonOh11:20
cjwatsonActually I'm just unable to read11:20
cjwatsonwgrant: Realistically, that won't happen reliably11:21
infinitywgrant: I'd rather have the rewrite.11:21
wgrantHow does one upload to raring, if raring is raring-proposed?11:21
cjwatsonOne doesn't11:21
cjwatsonOne copies into it11:21
infinitywgrant: Besides, it has precedent from Debian, they always rewrite uploads to stable releases.11:21
cjwatson(That's why I suggest doing this in archiveuploader)11:21
cjwatsonOnce we have britney in operation, I want raring to be locked and not directly uploadable to, basically11:22
wgrantSure, and that's a good way to encourage people to upload to raring-proposed instead :)11:22
cjwatsonOtherwise we'll be playing whack-a-mole for months11:22
infinitywgrant: I'd much rather fix it technically than socially.  Plus, it's just prettier.11:23
cjwatsonOK, we *could* just lock it; it produces ugly changelogs though, and is a bit of a waste of most developers' time11:23
wgrantHeh11:23
wgrantIt's hardly prettier11:23
wgrantBut perhaps11:23
wgrantWhen do we expect raring to open?11:23
wgrantWe can add the DB column tomorrow if we need11:23
infinitywgrant: Soonish.11:23
wgrantI mean for general uploads11:23
cjwatsonToolchain should be ready in a few days, but getting britney up and running will take a bit longer11:24
infinitywgrant: Less soonish.11:24
wgrantRight11:24
cjwatsonMid next week maybe; adding CI to the distro is a fairly reasonable justification for it taking slightly longer than usual11:24
wgrantHeh, indeed11:24
cjwatsonAdam and I plan to hack on this once 12.10 is out11:24
infinitywgrant: I still need to get glibc sorted, doko's got compilers mostly in hand, I want to do some packaging toolchain bits, plus we want to get britney ready (or at least try).11:24
wgrantRight11:24
cjwatsonIf distroseries.default_pocket isn't totally unreasonable, I expect there'd be a certain amount of fallout in the LP test suite that would take a while to fix11:25
cjwatsonAlthough we wouldn't have to set default_pocket nonzero except in some archiveuploader tests, really ...11:25
wgrantThere'd be no fallout at all11:25
wgrantBecause the default will still be release11:25
cjwatsondoctests.  but yeah11:26
wgrantMeh, the doctests won't need touching, hopefully11:26
wgrantJust a few new unit tests11:26
cjwatsonEvery time I add a DB column it breaks some BS doctest somewhere I didn't expect. :-)11:26
wgrantHeh11:26
cjwatson(Well, model for the column, anyway)11:26
cjwatsonRight, anyway, starting to publish the images above now11:28
wgrantAnyway, should be a pretty painless change.11:28
wgrantWe are DBAless next week, but I have DB review privs now so we can push it through quickly if need be.11:28
cjwatsonThat's what I was hoping.  I realise it's more effort than, say, not changing LP at all, but I do think it'll help11:29
cjwatsonHm, maybe forbid direct uploads to release if default_pocket is nonzero?  Or is that too hackish?11:29
wgrantHmm?11:30
cjwatsonMaybe I'm trying to generalise this too much and it should just be a column meaning "send it all to -proposed and forbid release"11:30
wgrantIf you're doing that, then you might as well just have a forbid_release col11:30
cjwatsonRight, and don't bother generalising to default_pocket11:30
cjwatsonJust hardcode -proposed11:30
wgrantThat sounds reasonably sensible11:30
wgrantGiven that we already have lots of hardcoded pocket assumptions11:31
cjwatsonI just want not to break other distributions that don't have britney set up, even if derived distros in LP are largely theoretical11:31
wgrantIf someone wants to use a non-Ubuntu pocket definition we're going to need code changes anyway11:31
wgrant"largely theoretical" ← putting it nicely11:31
cjwatsonthat's me11:31
wgrantSo yeah, I'd just add a flag which redirects in archiveupload. You may need to specially consider the suite name in the upload path, which everyone tends to forget about.11:32
wgrantTests should be simple :)11:32
cjwatsonspecially consider> how do you mean?11:32
wgrantcjwatson: I forget where that override is applied11:33
wgrantAnd if you want to entirely forbid release uploads, you'll need to make sure you check after that override11:33
cjwatsonOh, you mean the business where you can upload to an (S)FTP path including the suite name?11:33
cjwatsonYeah, I always forget about that, fair point11:34
wgrantRight11:34
cjwatsonDebian ended up having to have a testing-proposed-updates back door, but I don't think we'll need that since we have PPAs11:34
wgrantAn upload path of /ubuntu/raring overrides the .changes Distribution11:34
wgrantRight11:34
cjwatsonAnd we won't be applying a 10-day delay or anything like that11:35
cjwatsonSo it should get backed up a lot less11:35
cjwatsonHm, I wonder if I should also fix the way the copier gets credited for uploads11:35
cjwatsonOtherwise ubuntu-archive-robot is about to have a great deal of karma11:36
wgrantlalala11:36
smartboyhwHey dholbach :D11:36
dholbachhi smartboyhw11:36
wgrantImpersonation is something we haven't really worked out11:36
cjwatsonI was wondering about assuming that auto_approve=True means they don't care about credit11:36
cjwatsonSince that approximately means "I have an archive admin hat on"11:36
wgrantMaybe11:36
cjwatsonEven so, the way From is handled for copies is pretty bizarre11:37
wgrantI had thought of reusing the sponsored field11:37
wgrantBut then it's sponsorship all the way down11:37
wgrantAn unending mess11:37
cjwatsonHalf the time it seems to be From: <copier>, <uploader>; half the time it's just From: <copier>11:38
wgrantCopy announcements have always been bizarre11:38
wgrantI think it depends on which of the three ways they happen11:38
cjwatsonPresumably due to public/private e-mail addresses or whatever11:38
wgrantNah11:38
wgrantSoyuz doesn't care about private email addresses11:38
cjwatsonPretty sure these are all due to sru-release ...11:38
wgrantWell, doesn't care about email address privacy11:38
cjwatsonI had somebody thank me a day or two ago for fixing all his bugs11:38
cjwatsonTurns out it's just because I release a lot of SRUs11:39
cjwatsonSeems a tad unfair11:39
wgrantHeh11:39
cjwatsonSo, I'll maybe try to have a look into that since it's about to get really annoying11:39
cjwatsonwgrant: by three ways, do you mean accept copy from queue, direct copy, delayed copy?11:42
wgrantcjwatson: Something like that11:42
wgrantunembargo-package was also slightly strange, but it's dead now11:42
cjwatsonI guess the first *might* be involved, though shouldn't be for most of mine11:42
wgrantAccept from +queue uses rSP somewhat generously to avoid issues with private addresses11:43
wgrantWe don't filter them out, we just ignore the security11:43
cjwatsonI'll probably remove delayed copies after the first round of autosyncs11:44
wgrantSince they'll prove that +copy-packages won't lag too much if it's made async for everyone?11:45
stgrabercjwatson: my laptop won't boot the mini.iso at all. Selecting it in the boot list will just bring me straight back to the list, so it doesn't look like it's a secureboot failure, more like efi failing to find something that boots11:45
cjwatsonwgrant: right11:45
cjwatsonwgrant: the fix for which I just finished QAing11:45
wgrantSo I saw11:45
cjwatsonstgraber: hm.  oh well.  we'll work that out for raring I guess - just means we don't get to release-note it11:46
cjwatsonWhich is unfortunate since now we'll get accused of aiding and abetting some kind of conspiracy against flavours11:46
cjwatsonoh well11:46
cjwatsonI thought I'd tested it in OVMF, so I suppose it *could* just be your laptop11:47
stgrabercjwatson: yep. That machine is also able to do IPv4/IPv6 secureboot PXE, I'll definitely need to try that stuff for raring, not sure if our current netboot.tar.gz includes the needed bits11:47
cjwatsonstgraber: doesn't have the tftp module11:47
cjwatsonI was too much of a coward to shove that in for 12.1011:47
cjwatsonin principle it should work after that though I expect there'll be a ton of details11:47
stgraberyeah. I'll add testing that stuff to my raring work item list so I make sure I get a couple of workitems on some blueprint for it11:48
knomeskaet, xubuntu amd64 upgrade passed.11:49
skaetyay!  thanks knome11:49
cjwatsonfirst batch of released images syncing out11:49
seb128^ sorry, local mistake (gra, stupid script), rejecting the dups11:51
wgrantcjwatson: I guess we'll have to manually work around bug #104057211:52
ubot2Launchpad bug 1040572 in launchpad "initialize_distroseries doesn't handle pocket permissions" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/104057211:52
wgrant"We need to fix this before opening Ubuntu 13.04."11:52
cjwatsonwgrant: whoopsie, go me11:53
cjwatsonwgrant: Err.  I could try to fix that today I guess ...11:53
stgraberusing http://people.canonical.com/~stgraber/permissions/teams and looking for "pocket" should make it easy to extract the pocket permissions to re-apply11:54
plarsjamespage: heya, can you, or someone else on your team take a look at the iscsi tests on -server and the maas tests (at least the missing juju one)?12:03
smartboyhwapw, infinity how is the upgrade testing? (Sorry for bothering again:P012:04
jamespageplars, struggling with the maas+juju one ATM as people with the relevant access and knowledge in test labs are not awake12:06
jamespageplars, as far as I am concerned the iscsi testing is done - the remaining test cases are dupes of the auth/unauth test cases.12:06
plarsjamespage: ok, if it's been tested from your end, mind marking it done for sake of completeness then?12:07
jamespageplars, boxes ticked with appropriate comments for iscsi12:08
cjwatsonwgrant: In progress - do you think we might get a deployment later, or is a cowboy more likely if I can get it done?12:09
plarsjamespage: thanks! who's the best person to ping about the maas+juju when they come online? or are they all traveling?12:09
smartboyhwskaet, how much time left to do the upgrade testcase? I need around approx 30 minutes12:09
jamespageplars, I'm dealing with it12:09
jamespagelots travelling12:09
wgrantcjwatson: We're in a good position to deploy whenever you need12:09
plarsjamespage: yeah, so I hear.  Thanks a ton!12:09
smartboyhwRaring Ringtall...Good name for R...12:09
wgrantWhen you need a review give me a yell12:09
cjwatsonHopefully within the hour12:10
skaetsmartboyhw,  you have it.12:10
wgrantcjwatson: We can cowboy if ops prefer, but with pepo in ndt now it seems silly12:10
smartboyhwskaet, actually I can't even determine the time but anyway...12:11
wgrantcjwatson: (you really don't have to fix this yourself if you're too busy, although I guess at this stage you're probably not)12:13
cjwatsonwgrant: mostly waiting for testing right now so I might as well12:17
cjwatsonbut thanks12:17
cjwatsonBesides, I meant to do it months ago12:17
wgrantYeah12:17
wgrantThe hardest bit of all these changes is tests...12:18
cjwatsonThat might be true for people for whom SQL is their first language ;-)12:19
smartboyhwcjwatson, who are they?:P12:19
cjwatsonwgrant12:19
wgrantI need to port all that stuff to use the new bulk insert helpers12:19
wgrantMakes it slightly less hideous12:19
wgrantSlightly12:19
cjwatsonI'm afraid I'll have to make it more hideous at least temporarily12:20
wgrantWell12:20
wgrantAren't you just adding a single new statement elsewhere?12:20
wgrantSince packageset and pocket are mutually exclusive, and that's inside the packageset loop12:21
cjwatsonOh, I forgot about that exclusivity12:21
cjwatsonOK, that makes it marginally less unpleasant12:21
smartboyhw:P12:21
wgrantRight, it makes it pretty much trivial12:22
cjwatsonProbably two new statements though, since there's the distroseries IS NULL case (preserve) and the distroseries = parent case (set to child)12:22
wgrant    "one_target" CHECK (null_count(ARRAY[packageset, component, sourcepackagename, pocket]) = 3)12:22
wgrantOh right, pocket perms can exist for the whole archive12:23
wgrantForgot that12:23
wgrantBut why do you need to consider the distroseries IS NULL case at all?12:23
wgrantJust filter to distroseries = parent12:23
wgrantduplicate them exception with distroseries = self12:23
wgrantdone12:23
cjwatsonOh, yeah, NULL doesn't need copying12:23
cjwatsonDuh12:23
wgrantYeah, we're not creating a new archive12:24
skaetinfinity, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseManifest <- can you add the date on those community images you're signing off on as ready to ship.12:27
xnoxskaet: he is afk =)12:28
skaetthanks xnox12:29
smartboyhwThose guys in #ubuntu-release-party are getting impatient now12:30
smartboyhwskaet, when can I start to upgrade to Raring?:P12:31
cjwatsonThey're a separate channel so that we can ignore their impatience :-)12:32
smartboyhw:)12:33
skaetthanks for the reminder smartboyhw - have joined now.12:33
smartboyhwskaet, lol12:33
plarsskaet, cjwatson: things on desktop are good to go from our point of view12:34
skaetthanks plars,   marking them now then.12:37
skaetstgraber - very  much love the mark ready feature on the iso tracker you implemented this release.   Thank you!12:39
cjwatsonSo just waiting for server and then we can push to releases.u.c12:39
cjwatsonAnd then wait a few hours for mirroring12:39
* smartboyhw agrees with skaet and thanks stgraber 12:39
smartboyhwRemaining not ready: Netboot armel+omap, armel+omap4. armhf_omap, powerpc, All server builds and Ubuntu Studio eh....Where IS scott-work?12:41
ogra_armel+omap4 doesnt exist12:45
ogra_armel+omap is done12:45
ogra_(and marked as such)12:45
ogra_armhf+omap too12:46
smartboyhwogra_, sorry can you explain this? http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/240/builds/25936/testcases12:46
infinityogra_: Danke.  Signed off.12:46
* smartboyhw is scratching his head12:46
skaetthanks ogra_ ,  infinity12:47
ogra_:)12:47
cjwatsonsmartboyhw: shouldn't be there, I suspect, given that there's no omap4 in http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/dists/quantal/main/installer-armel/current/images/12:48
smartboyhwcjwatson, then delete it:D12:48
smartboyhwThis also shouldn't exist then cjwatson12:49
smartboyhwhttp://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/240/builds/26101/testcases12:49
cjwatsonsmartboyhw: indeed - done12:49
smartboyhwcjwatson, :D12:49
cjwatsonthough I don't know if that'll persist to next milestone12:49
stgrabercjwatson: the product should be disabled on the tracker, otherwise my script will publish it again in an hour12:50
stgrabercjwatson: I'll do that now12:50
cjwatsonheh12:50
cjwatsonstgraber: please do12:50
cjwatsonthat upgrade test should arguably be changed to armel+omap instead of deleted12:50
smartboyhwcjwatson, did you get the upgrade testcase link?12:50
cjwatsonalthough it seems unlikely to be worth bothering with12:50
cjwatsonsmartboyhw: in any case, we're entirely capable of just ignoring testcases that don't apply12:51
smartboyhwcjwatson, :D12:51
* smartboyhw wonders is Netboot armhf+omap ready....12:51
infinitysmartboyhw: Yes.12:52
jibelskaet, plars https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/ReleaseReports/QuantalFinalTestReport12:52
smartboyhwOK:D12:52
skaetThanks jibel.   Will you issue an update when those last server results come in?12:53
jibelskaet, I will12:53
skaetThank you.  :)12:53
smartboyhw!12:53
stgraberthat's just a product rename12:54
smartboyhwAh:P12:54
smartboyhwskaet, upgrade Ubuntu Studio is into setting up packages state, should be finished very soon:D12:56
skaet:)12:56
rtgskaet, whats the story on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-backports-modules-3.5.0 ? there is an entry, but no binaries.12:59
cjwatsonhmm, that suggests it was never accepted13:00
cjwatsonbut it's not in the NEW queue13:00
cjwatsonogra_: speaking of, nvidia-tegra-codecs-ventana is still in NEW ...13:00
skaetrtg, interesting...  not sure.   infinity,  any insight?13:00
wgrantIt may also have only ever existed in a PPA13:00
ogra_cjwatson, well, it needs a reviewer :)13:01
rtgI uploaded it directly to quantal-proposed13:01
cjwatsonoh, -proposed, that keeps biting me13:01
cjwatsonogra_: is it worth it for 12.10 now?13:01
cjwatsonogra_: I'd suggest it should go to -proposed at this point13:02
cjwatson(sorry)13:02
ogra_cjwatson, i was hoping someone would get to it, it gives ac100 users HD playback capability in totem13:02
ogra_but yeah, i dont mind proposed13:02
cjwatsonogra_: -proposed would be OK for that though, right?13:02
cjwatsonSince it won't be on images now anyway13:02
ogra_right13:02
cjwatsonrtg: reviewing13:02
ogra_must be proposed multiverse, it ships binary stuff13:03
slangasekcjwatson: release notes link target> no objection; what's there now was copy-pasted from the previous Canonical blog entries13:04
smartboyhwskaet, yeah I am restarting my system after the upgrade13:05
smartboyhwskaet, passed the upgrade testcase. Ubuntu Studio images all ready, waiting for scott-work to come13:07
skaetthanks smartboyhw13:08
smartboyhwskaet, NP13:08
cjwatsonogra_: OK, rejecting - please reupload to -proposed13:08
ogra_ok13:08
slangasekxnox: #ubuntu-qa> oh haha, sorry13:12
smartboyhwThe binarys have landed13:12
cjwatsonrtg: probably not a blocker, but it seems kind of odd that the files in /etc/udev/ are *compat_firmware_17_generic* rather than *compat_firmware_3.5.0-17-generic*13:15
cjwatsonSeems like those might at some point happen to create file conflicts with LBMs based on previous upstream kernel versions13:15
cjwatsonrtg: also, updates-modules is empty, dunno if you care13:16
rtgcjwatson, all of the compat-wireless packages conflict IIRC, so there shouldn't be a naming clash13:16
cjwatsonNo Conflicts here13:17
rtgI don't remember updates-modules. that might be something new from upstream.13:17
cjwatsonNo, that's the udeb13:17
rtgcjwatson, when next we add another CW version, then we'll add the conflicts13:17
cjwatsonAnyway, I'll process it for now and you can look at it in the archive13:17
rtgI'll have a look at the udeb. I'm not sure why we even produce one to be honest.13:18
cjwatsonI think we used it once upon a time13:18
cjwatsonWell, it's Priority: standard, it'll be pulled in if it exists13:19
cjwatsonBut I'm not sure whether you actually want that13:19
rtgcjwatson, I think it's not necessary. I'll figure it out.13:19
cjwatsonIt's probably a waste of effort unless we actually get requests to have these modules available during server/netboot installation, yeah13:19
rtgcjwatson, since LBM is an elective install, _could_ it ever be part of a server/net install ?13:20
cjwatsonprobably not13:21
cjwatsonit'd have to be on images or in the initrd13:21
cjwatsonso yeah, whatever - bin it :)13:21
rtgthats what I thought13:21
cjwatsonslangasek: ok, thanks, applied13:22
slangasekcjwatson: btw, I think we might want something in the release notes about the improved hybrid support13:24
slangasekin case you have time to write something before I do :)13:24
rtgcjwatson, I'll get ogasawara right on that problem. bug #106812513:25
ubot2Launchpad bug 1068125 in linux-backports-modules-3.5.0 "Quantal LBM should not generate udebs" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106812513:25
cjwatsonslangasek: yeah - need to finish sorting this LP initialize_distroseries bug first13:26
cjwatsonrtg: thanks, no rush13:26
slangasekyep, priorities13:26
Riddellhttp://news.softpedia.com/ jumping ahead of the game, I guess the release note pages could do with a drafting notice13:29
cjwatsonI think they jumped ahead last time too13:29
cjwatsonor perhaps I'm thinking of http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ubuntu-13-04-Release-Schedule-294525.shtml13:30
cjwatsonThey're probably incorrigible anyway13:31
apwsmartboyhw, ok ... amd64 test of ubuntu-studio upgrade seems good to me13:31
popeycjwatson, they posted a promise that they won't this time13:38
cjwatsonpopey: then they lied13:38
popeyhave they announced early again?13:39
popeyI beat them up about it last cycle13:39
cjwatsonsee above13:39
knomethey're not doing a very good job otherwise either13:39
knomehttp://linux.softpedia.com/ is showing the old xubuntu logo13:39
* cjwatson has come to the point of not caring about the odd silly self-promoting news site13:39
infinityI'm not sure why anyone much cares about people jumping the gun on release news anyway.  Such is life.13:39
knomethere have been like, 4 newer logos after that13:39
infinityWe're not Apple, and our product isn't exactly a surprise. :P13:39
popeyi dont see it13:39
popeyoh, xubuntu/lubuntu, gotcha13:40
knomeyup13:40
knomeso, if you're going to beat them up again, please notice they suck with the logos too :P13:41
popeyhah13:41
knomethat must be at least 4 years old (the xubuntu logo)13:42
knomethat's just really sad, considering the fact they want to release new stuff before it's released13:43
smartboyhwapw, thanks:D13:43
wgrantcjwatson: Why "WHERE packageset IS NULL" rather than "WHERE pocket IS NOT NULL"?13:45
wgrantAlso, explicit is irrelevant unless packageset is set13:46
cjwatsonYow you're quick13:46
cjwatsonI suppose the alternative test would be cleaner given the constraint13:46
cjwatsonwgrant: fixed13:48
cjwatsonskaet,smartboyhw: Since we haven't heard from scott-work yet, I propose to mark Ubuntu Studio ready now and publish its images.  Any objection?13:52
smartboyhwcjwatson, no objection let me mark it in the ReleaseManifest13:52
wgrantcjwatson: r=me, though I just noticed you can also drop the packageset column from the statement13:52
* smartboyhw waits for skaet 13:52
wgrantOtherwise, lp-land away13:52
cjwatsonwgrant: oh yes.  will just rerun tests ...13:52
skaetsmartboyhw, cjwatson,  no objections,13:52
cjwatsonthanks13:53
smartboyhwthx skaet13:53
smartboyhwskaet, cjwatson changed the manifest13:54
cjwatsonsmartboyhw: I didn't13:55
cjwatsonI only poked iso.qa13:55
smartboyhwcjwatson, I did....13:55
cjwatsonOh13:55
cjwatsonI read that as "skaet: cjwatson changed the manifest"13:55
smartboyhwskaet, or did I do it wrong?13:55
smartboyhwI mean "skaet and cjwatson":"I (smartboyhw) changed the manifest":D13:55
cjwatsonright, thanks13:56
cjwatsonpushing those out ow13:56
cjwatson*now13:56
smartboyhwcjwatson, :D13:56
cjwatsonwgrant: any advice on QA?13:57
wgrantcjwatson: Something along the lines of "meh, the SQL looks right"13:58
cjwatsonHah.  I guess I'll -untestable it if the tests pass ...13:58
wgrantYeah, basically13:58
wgrantThe tests prove it doesn't crash13:59
wgrantThe SQL looks sane13:59
popeycjwatson, got them to change the articles, although not much better "available for download" vs "officially released" *sigh*14:02
popeyhey ho14:02
cjwatsonwell, quite ...14:03
smartboyhwhey ho14:03
chaselivingstonpopey: any idea when the ubuntu.com homepage will be updated?14:03
popeynot I14:03
popeyit will be updated after the release I imagine, which happens after lots of other things happen.14:04
popey</vague>14:04
chaselivingstonpopey: gotcha, was just curious when the release was happening, waiting to update the u1 blog :)14:04
plarsskaet: I'm on, sorry, had trouble locating my phone14:04
cjwatsonlikewise14:04
popeychaselivingston, nowt to do with me :)14:04
slangasekchaselivingston: AIUI it'll be coordinated in the web team's IRC channel when the time comes14:06
chaselivingstonslangasek: what is that channel?14:06
slangasekchaselivingston: possibly #webteam14:07
cjwatson#web-team, internal14:07
popeyblimey, softpedia take this seriously... "The logos are being changed as we speak. We apologize for any inconvenience we've might caused. The editor has been punished"14:07
chaselivingstoncjwatson: awesome, thanks14:07
slangasekeditors will be punished until content improves14:08
knomepopey, lol, cheers14:09
smartboyhwlol14:09
skaetjamespage,   if its going to take a while for the tests to complete,  are you comfortable with us going ahead and starting to get the mirrors populated with the server images?14:16
jamespageyes14:17
smartboyhwskaet, Please release Ubuntu:P14:17
skaetcjwatson,  ^14:18
knomesmartboyhw, please let it take as long as it takes14:18
cjwatsonOK, I'll start publishing those14:18
smartboyhwknome, ........:(14:18
smartboyhwcjwatson, YEAH14:18
cjwatsonsmartboyhw: please don't distract me14:19
smartboyhwcjwatson, sorry14:19
infinitysmartboyhw: The channel for cheering is #ubuntu-release-party.14:19
smartboyhwinfinity, I know:D14:20
* cjwatson takes a bit of care to archive beta-214:21
skaet+114:21
smartboyhw+114:21
stgraberskaet: gfxboot, live session and installer looks good on chinese amd64 (tested on BIOS, not EFI). Looks like all the langpacks are there and at least the live session let me switch between input methods.14:25
skaetthanks stgraber.  :)14:25
infinitystgraber: Our test machine is a little slower. :P14:25
cjwatsonGood.  I have my suspicions whether UEFI will work or not.14:26
cjwatsonBut as long as it hasn't regressed BIOS, that's the bulk of it for now.14:26
stgrabercjwatson: want me to test UEFI for fun?14:26
cjwatsonPlease14:26
cjwatsonI suspect the users will care soon enough ...14:27
cjwatsonOh, and I'm going to run into the publish-release bug with torrent and architecture-skewed versions, aren't I14:28
cjwatsonAt least I know it's coming this time even if I didn't have time to fix it14:28
stgraberskaet: quick check post-install looks good too. Doing a UEFI-secureboot + UEFI test now, be back online in 15min or so14:30
infinitycjwatson: You sure are.14:30
skaetok14:30
cjwatsonOK, publish-release run for everything else, torrents fixed up manually, releases.u.c/{HEADER.html,.htaccess} fixed up manually, syncing out14:33
stgrabercjwatson: hmm, won't boot on EFI both with and without SB. I'm going to do a quick check of the image for any obvious problem if I don't spot anything I'll retry with another boot media.14:34
cjwatsonit's not a complete surprise - we had to do the ubuntu-defaults-builder changes in an awful rush14:34
stgrabercjwatson: the ISO contains .disk, casper and isolinux and that's it...14:35
cjwatsonoh, so not a regression, it probably just never supported UEFI14:35
cjwatsonbecause live-build isn't smart enough for that14:35
skaetstgraber, infinity, babyface_ - http://localized-iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/241/builds has the chinese images up now to record results against.14:35
stgraberright... it's clearly missing EFI/ and doesn't have any sign of grub14:35
cjwatsonwell, not much we can do about it now, we'll have to fix it for raring - if PES cared they should have tested that case well before now14:36
babyface_skaet, ack14:36
cjwatsonprobably a release note for all localised images though given how ubuntu-defaults-image works14:36
stgrabercjwatson: what's the right package to file a bug against? ubuntu-defaults-builder?14:37
stgraberor live-build?14:37
cjwatsonubuntu-defaults-builder for now14:37
stgraberskaet, cjwatson: bug 106815614:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 1068156 in ubuntu-defaults-builder "Images built using ubuntu-defaults-builder lack EFI support." [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106815614:41
skaetthanks stgraber14:41
cjwatsonfixing up publishing mistakes14:44
cjwatsonsyncing out again14:47
cjwatsonok, that's looking a bit more correct14:47
cjwatsonplease sanity-check anything you can see14:48
skaetahh... there's Daviey14:48
cjwatsoncan somebody check torrents?14:48
jbichaare you going to complain at Canonical for publishing the release announcement early? http://www.canonical.com/content/ubuntu-1210-breaks-down-barrier-between-pc-and-web14:48
infinitycjwatson: Chinese i386 passed a boot/install/reboot smoketest, and stayed Chinese through the whole thing.14:48
cjwatsonjbicha: sigh14:48
micahgjbicha: that's not a release announcement per se as it doesn't say that it's been released already14:50
smartboyhwjbicha, since Canonical is the boss I think it isn't a prob14:50
skaetjbicha,  it just says the announce will happen today.14:51
* skaet looked at the words of it *very* carefully earlier.14:51
micahgsmartboyhw: Canonical is one piece (albeit a very large one) of the Ubuntu project14:52
jbichamicahg: sure, but news sites like http://betanews.com/2012/10/18/ubuntu-12-10-quantal-quetzal-is-released/ are taking the press release and reporting it14:52
micahgjbicha: well, that's their problem for not being able to read then :)14:52
SpamapShttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/Announcement/Final-Draft ... I am not sure how I missed this.. the Juju gui is *not* included in 12.1014:53
jbichawell it does say "Ubuntu 12.10 can be downloaded at www.ubuntu.com/download"14:53
LaneyI suspect it's not worth taking up very much of our time14:53
sakujojbicha, it *can* be downloaded from ubuntu.com/download14:53
skaetSpamapS - the press announce has it in....   interesting..14:55
Laneyit'll be moot soon anyway14:55
SpamapSskaet: sorry I missed that.. did not read the top closely.. was looking further down14:55
skaetSpamapS, http://www.canonical.com/content/ubuntu-server-1210-all-you-need-cloud14:56
ScottKSpamapS: quantal-backports is open.14:56
SpamapSwould have been a neat trick to include it since it was secret until Tuesday14:56
SpamapSScottK: :) perhaps I should work on the packaging for raring then :)14:57
utlemmingCloud Images are public14:57
skaetDaviey,  can you comment?   Should I strike the Juju GUI comment from the announce draft?14:57
ScottKIf you want to upload it directly to quantal-backports, no need to wait (and you can make the press release true)14:57
LaneyWe should think about who/how/when the copying up of the couple of pre-release backports we got happens14:58
LaneyAlso we should get together at UDS and write some words (at UDS so that it actually happens)14:58
ScottKLaney: Yes.14:59
cjwatsonanyone checked torrents yet?  pretty sure I can't easily do so behind my nat14:59
Laneycan do14:59
cjwatsonoh for ipv6 torrent.u.c14:59
SpamapSskaet: yes anything you can remove it from, please do.15:00
Laneycjwatson: yeah, works (Ubuntu desktop amd64)15:00
Laneylotsa peers already15:00
* Laney is pushing 2MB/sec now ...15:01
cjwatsonoh good.  it's not desperately clear from torrent.ubuntu.com:696915:01
skaetcjwatson you finished editing the announce?15:01
cjwatsonthat was an accident, I cancelled15:02
cjwatsonreload15:02
skaetk15:02
cjwatsonfirefox was overly helpful in URL completion15:02
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cjwatsonLaney: it'd be worth checking the other three desktop images if you get a chance15:05
cjwatsonthe torrent web ui is showing 0 for those15:05
cjwatsonin fact that's true for non-amd64 server too15:06
cjwatsonhopefully that's just coincidence15:06
Davieyskaet: Hey,m yeah.. juju-ui isn't part of 12.1015:07
Laneyaye aye15:10
skaetDaviey,  ack.  removed from announce email.15:13
Laneycjwatson: they lgtm15:15
Laneyarmhf+omap4 is a bit sad when it comes to seeders15:15
cjwatsonexcellent15:15
Davieyskaet: we have a 0-day sru for MAAS15:15
Daviey(not processed)15:15
Laneynot sure there is such a large pool of people who jump on arm desktop torrent on release day though15:15
skaetDaviey, ack15:16
DavieyI can't remember if we agreed that 0-day's are handled by ~ubuntu-release or ~ubuntu-sru15:18
cjwatsonmvo: What are your time constraints on pushing the button on meta-release?15:18
stgraberDaviey: just poke someone who's in both15:18
mvocjwatson: none I think, I just need a bit of a pre warning if its happening late15:19
bdmurraymvo: I could do it too15:19
cjwatsonmvo: probably somewhere between 40m and 1h40m15:19
mvocjwatson: ok, that should be fine but bdmurray can also push the trigger :)15:23
skaetinfinity,  can you post the md5 hashes to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes?15:37
infinityWhy doesn't that just link to the MD5SUMS files on releases.ubuntu.com?15:38
sakujoreally stupid question and it does not feel very ubuntu-y - *but* - can i create a github for my home folder? >:p15:38
jbichainfinity: if you add the 12.04.1 hashes, you can close bug 1051082 :)15:39
ubot2Launchpad bug 1051082 in ubuntu-docs "https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes needs updating for 12.04.1" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/105108215:39
cjwatsonskaet: I'm working on getting access for that15:39
cjwatsonand yes, I was going to do 12.04.1 at the same time for that very bug15:39
infinityOh, we don't have access to it even.  Neat.15:39
slangasekinfinity: because plain text files on a website are scary15:39
cjwatsonthe existence of that page is stupid, but I don't feel like fixing it right now15:40
cjwatsonI think I've complained about it before15:40
infinityslangasek: Scaaaaary.15:40
jbichaphillw: you're a wiki admin, right?15:40
skaetcjwatson, ok15:41
phillwjbicha: yeah.15:41
cjwatsonskaet: somebody's apparently done 12.1015:43
cjwatsonI'll sort out 12.04.115:43
skaetcjwatson,  thanks15:43
phillwskaet: I can tidy the page up once the releases are out, with links to the MD5SUM files on releases.ubuntu.com if you would prefer?15:48
phillwassign the bug to me :)15:48
cjwatsonthe problem about linking direct to MD5SUMS on releases.u.c is that nobody bothers to check the signatures15:50
cjwatsonhelp.u.c is HTTPS so it at least provides transport security15:50
cjwatsonwhich is marginally better than nothing15:50
cjwatsonso linking direct is the wrong answer - needs to automatically fetch or something, which is harder15:50
phillwcjwatson: and out of my knowledge for wiki structuring...15:51
infinityYeah.  Wiki tables are ugly, though.  I suppose we could bulk copy/paste the MS5SUMS file into a monospace 'code' block, and it would already be less eww.15:51
stgrabermoinmoin api is pretty easy to deal with, so if we can get a separate account with edit rights to the page, it should be reasonably easy to get nusakan to update the page15:52
* skaet likes that idea15:52
infinityAnd yeah, auto-updating it would be even better.15:52
phillwstgraber: grab one of the admins on https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-doc-wiki-admins/+members#active15:55
cjwatsoninfinity: I did: copy, :r!xsel -p | sed 's/^/|| /; s/\*/|| /; s/$/ ||/'; echo15:56
cjwatsonyay for itsalltext15:56
knome(we should really get the default wiki table style updated)15:56
infinitycjwatson: Heh.15:57
rtgcjwatson, is it OK to move Quantal LBM to the release pocket ? or does it have to stay in proposed for awhile ?16:06
stgraberupdates pocket you mean?16:06
rtgstgraber, updates is fine too16:06
Davieycjwatson: would you be kind enough to process MAAS sru please?16:07
cjwatsonrtg: release pocket is closed16:07
cjwatsonDaviey: busy16:07
rtgcjwatson, then updates ?16:07
cjwatsonrtg: sure, but not me right now16:08
rtgcjwatson, s'fine16:08
tkamppeterAre the ISOs linked on http://releases.ubuntu.com/quantal/ already the finals?16:52
cjwatson#ubuntu-release-party16:52
cjwatsonotherwise wait for the announcement like everyone else :)16:52
PaulW2Ucjwatson: We go through this every release day. Why won't people wait for Kate's email.....:)16:54
popeythere's probably a paper in "The Psychology of the Ubuntu release"16:56
tkamppetercjwatson, PaulW2U, I simply asked because http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop contains a link to said page in the "Release Notes" section at the lower right, probably this link got added too early.16:57
cjwatsontkamppeter: please don't16:57
cjwatsonjust wait16:57
cjwatsonwe don't need further poking right now16:57
dholbachis the webteam aware of "user warning: Table 'ubuntu_prod_antflow_live.url_alias' doesn't exist query: SELECT dst FROM url_alias WHERE src = 'community/get-involved/technical-users' AND language IN('en', '') ORDER BY language DESC, pid DESC in /srv/drupal-6.x/includes/path.inc on line 68."?17:02
dholbachgot it on http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/questions?distro=desktop&bits=32&release=latest17:02
dholbachah, seems it was intermittent17:02
dholbachyep, seems fixed17:02
cjwatsonmvo,bdmurray: I think it's time to update meta-release17:04
stgraberdholbach: you may have hit the exact time at which the website was being updated17:04
dholbachyep17:05
bdmurraycjwatson, mvo: on it17:06
cjwatsonthanks17:08
bdmurraycjwatson: done17:14
Riddellskaet: ubuntu.com says released17:14
* Riddell does same on kubuntu.org17:14
cjwatsonbdmurray: thanks17:14
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skaetRiddell,  yup,  jsut doing the last checks17:16
skaetbefore hitting send on the announce17:16
stgrabercongrats everyone17:17
* stgraber -> dinner17:17
smartboyhwcongrats and thx skaet and the release team for hard work17:17
skaetThank you very much everyone!!17:17
slangaseksweet17:18
slangasekcongrats, all17:18
plarsAwesome work everybody!17:18
infinityBeer o'clock?17:19
jdstrand\o/17:19
PiciCould we get someone to modify https://help.ubuntu.com/ it says 21.1017:19
apwinfinity, has been for 3 hours17:19
ScottKBack to $work for me.17:19
* ogra_ hugs skaet 17:19
cjwatsonPici: apparently already fixed but the site only deploys once a day17:20
infinity21.10, Precise Pangolin.  Go, help, go.17:20
Picicjwatson: wonderful.17:20
* smartboyhw congrats skaet17:20
skaetdefinitely beer'o'clock infinity17:21
cjwatsonprecise -> supported, quantal -> current; ubuntu-12.10 milestone deactivated17:21
skaetThanks cjwatson!17:22
infinitycjwatson: Was going to set raring to frozen instead of future too.17:22
infinitycjwatson: Unless we'd prefer not to start piling up an unapproved queue yet.17:22
cjwatsoninfinity: please, but won't be able to initialise until after the next NDT17:22
slangasekjdstrand: bug #1067473> could you please put in the bug description how you tested to confirm the issue was fixed?17:22
ubot2Launchpad bug 1067473 in isc-dhcp "[quantal] isc-dhcp-client dropped network-interface-security symlink and therefore may run unconfined" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106747317:22
cjwatson(or best not to, anyway)17:22
slangasekjdstrand: because the SRU is blocked for this17:23
mvothanks bdmurray for pushing the switch !17:23
infinitycjwatson: Yeah.  In no rush to init, since we have work to do tomorrow to make it useful anyway.17:23
infinitycjwatson: But I tossed it to frozen.17:23
cjwatsonBranching seeds for raring now17:24
Ursinha-afkI'm trying to download 12.10 32 bit version and it's giving me a not found error, is that known or expected?17:25
skaetUrsinha-afk, could be just the mirrors not caught up where you are17:26
Ursinha-afkskaet, http://ubuntu.virginmedia.com/releases//quantal/ubuntu-12.10-desktop-i386.iso17:26
Ursinha-afkthis is where it leads me too17:26
Ursinha-afkto17:26
popeythey still have the beta Ursinha17:27
popeyhttp://ubuntu.virginmedia.com/releases//quantal/ see the file list17:27
infinitycjwatson: I got the raring-release list set up last night, BTW.17:28
cjwatsonI saw, thanks, if you mean raring-changes17:28
infinitycjwatson: Yes, that.  I'm tired.17:28
cjwatsonYou beat me to it17:28
slangasekraring-changes is clearly not sufficiently alliterative17:28
infinitycjwatson: So, other than a few bits here and there, I guess we're waiting on NDT to do IFP, and then carry on?17:28
cjwatsonYeah17:28
slangasekUrsinha-afk: how are you being directed to http://ubuntu.virginmedia.com/releases//quantal/ubuntu-12.10-desktop-i386.iso ? via www.ubuntu.com/downloads?17:29
slangasek-s17:29
ScottKIs nux the quantal SRU that was supposed to be aimed at release time?17:29
cjwatsonskaet: want me to do the LP announce?17:29
ScottKOr did that one get done already?17:29
Ursinha-afkpopey, I went to www.ubuntu.com/download and chose 32 bit, I didn't choose that specific mirror or whatever17:29
popeyUrsinha-afk, yeah, mirror isnt up to date yet17:30
infinityScottK: That was compiz.17:30
infinityScottK: And I did it pre-release.17:30
Ursinha-afkslangasek, exactly17:30
ScottKOK.17:30
ScottKinfinity: Thanks.17:30
slangasekpopey, Ursinha-afk: which means that mirror is supposed to not be in the mirror list17:30
infinityScottK: But I'll probably fasttrack nux at some point too, since that memleak's pretty vile.17:30
ScottKRight.17:30
skaetcjwatson, plase17:30
skaetplease even17:30
slangasekskaet: did we get IS to run the mirror probe to check mirrors for up-to-dateness?17:30
* skaet has tired fingers17:30
slangasekwith the trimmed .manifest17:30
Ursinha-afkI'm right now in a huge government event and we pointed lots and lots of people to that link17:30
Ursinha-afkso imagine the noise right now17:30
wgrantslangasek: Yes, the prober's been running every 10 minutes for the past 90 minutes or so17:31
wgrantslangasek: It disabled 150 bad mirrors17:31
skaetthanks wgrant17:31
cjwatsonslangasek: all done long since, yeah17:31
slangasekwgrant: ok, so apparently ubuntu.virginmedia.com is lying to half the world17:31
wgrant2012-10-18 16:34:35 DEBUG   Probing http://ubuntu.virginmedia.com/releases///quantal/ubuntu-12.10-desktop-i386.iso17:31
slangasekwgrant: perhaps we can manually disable it until this is sorted?17:32
jdstrandslangasek: done17:32
wgrantDon't know whether it actually succeeded, but it certainly checked17:32
slangasekjdstrand: ta17:32
slangasekwgrant: u.vm.com has 4 IPs, possibly they're not all in sync17:32
popey:( my isp17:32
popeyit often lags behind17:33
wgrantHm17:33
wgrantIt's not on +cdmirrors atm17:33
slangasekhmm17:33
slangasekok, so website bug?17:33
wgrantIt looks like it17:34
cjwatsonUrsinha-afk: any reason not to point them to releases.u.c instead?17:34
wgrantThe mirror was disabled at 15:58 UTC17:34
wgrantAnd not touched since17:34
cjwatsonUrsinha-afk: that's going through cloudfront so it should be pretty robust17:34
wgrantAnd it's not on +cdmirrors-rss either17:34
wgrantSo I'd suspect the websites using an old version17:35
slangasekcjwatson: well, having pointed them already to www.ubuntu.com/download, it's perhaps late to point them elsewhere :)17:35
slangasek(also that page needs to Just Work)17:35
* skaet nods17:36
cjwatsonI thought Ursinha-afk meant she'd pointed them at the ubuntu.vm.com URL17:36
cjwatsonI agree www.ubuntu.com/download needs to JW17:36
wgrantAh17:36
wgrantThe mirror list issue is what's going on in #is atm, I think17:37
* cjwatson drops DRAFT from the Ubuntu desktop release notes17:37
slangasekright, seems it was spotted there in parallel17:37
skaetooh,  missed one.  drat17:41
skaetthanks cjwatson17:41
knomeskaet and the rest of the release team: congrats!17:41
skaetthanks knome :)17:42
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cjwatsonhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+announcement/1074217:44
Ursinhathanks for sorting out the iso problem, people :)17:48
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skaetthanks cjwatson17:50
skaetslangasek,  you going to be around for a bit?18:05
* skaet thinks breaking for some food is a good idea18:05
knomeskaet, definitely! you've earned it :D18:08
skaet:) thanks knome18:08
knomei think i'd better get a shower before wife gets home from work too :P18:08
balloonsit's hard to believe it's out18:08
knomealways the same thing :)18:09
skaet:)18:12
bjfskaet, and you can put a bullet into natty18:18
skaetbjf,  how about I get some lunch first ;)   been up since 4am.18:19
* popey lights a candle for the narwhal 18:19
knomei thought natty wasn't EOL before 28th anyway18:20
knomeoh wait18:20
popeyactually, I have a narwhal in a box which is signed by skaet!18:20
knomenvm me, i'm just reading what i want. .)18:20
micahgknome: no more kernel updates18:20
knomemicahg, mm-hmm18:21
skaetknome,  kernel and security guys get real happy every time they see an EOL announcement.    ;)18:21
jdstrand\o/18:22
mdeslaur\o/18:22
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bjf\o/18:22
jdstrand:)18:22
skaet:)18:22
knomeheh, me too18:22
* skaet --> lunch then look at the dates, etc. 18:22
knomebon appetit!18:22
skaetbiab18:22
cjwatsonbtw the publisher is currently disabled18:25
cjwatsonplease do not reenable until after we've initialised raring, under penalty of a Hard Stare18:25
Laneyhuzzah & stuff18:26
* knome doesn't want to know more about the "hard stare"18:27
cjwatson(mostly because we forgot to disable the publisher before infinity set raring to frozen, so it did some rather confusing things; we think it's ok as long as it doesn't run again ...)18:28
rtgskaet, do I need to write a MIR for the first upload of linux-lts-quantal into Precise ? There is a blueprint for it: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-q-xorg-lts-updates18:47
cjwatsonrtg: I don't see the point - we've had stuff like LBM in main before18:53
cjwatsonand we don't normally do MIRs for stable releases anyway - it's up to the SRU team to override appropriate18:53
cjwatsonly18:53
rtgcjwatson, so you're OK with me just uploading it to precise -proposed ?18:53
rtgit _is_ a new package18:53
cjwatsonYes18:55
rtgok, will do.18:55
cjwatsonSorry, I didn't mean LBM above, hopefully you got the idea though18:55
rtgyep18:55
slangasekskaet: well, I'm around now18:55
* micahg wonders why armhf is marked as unoffical for quantal and raring19:19
ScottKmicahg: Because it's on ports.19:20
slangasek"unofficial" - marked where?19:21
micahgslangasek: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/raring19:22
slangasekah19:23
slangasekprobably what ScottK says then, I can imagine lp is using conflated meanings19:23
ScottKIIRC arm* have always been listed as unofficial there.19:23
slangasekI think I've never looked at such things :)19:24
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micahgyeah, seems to be ports related19:25
micahgactually, that's a lie, hardy has lpia on ports, but it's not unofficial19:27
cjwatsonIt's mostly correlated with ports :)19:29
jbichaok, I like how http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop gives a short explanation of the difference between LTS and non-LTS, but what's this "supported for 2 years" business?19:35
* skaet back19:42
iulianUh, no bugs in the queue. Someone's been brave.19:44
* iulian was about to finish those off.19:44
iulianCheers ScottK!19:45
* ScottK killed them off yesterday.19:45
* skaet thanks ScottK19:56
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slangasekcjwatson: is the publisher still off, OOI?20:25
slangasek(wondering for SRUs)20:25
bjfslangasek, scrollback says it is off until raring is fully initialized20:26
slangasekright, I'm not sure if he was expecting that to take hours, or days :)20:29
skaetbjf, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2012-September/000162.html <-- Oct 28th is day for EOL for Natty.20:42
skaetslangasek,  I've re-enabled the cron jobs for daily precise on nusakan20:43
skaetslangasek,  can you turn the auto purging back on?20:43
bkerensacjwatson: Is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes something Release Team looks after or should I just set a reminder to check this for doc team each cycle?20:56
bjfskaet, well, i guess, if you want to be picky.   :-)20:58
skaet:)20:59
slangasekbkerensa: it's on the checklist21:04
slangasekskaet: re-enabled21:05
skaetta21:07
* slangasek translates that quit message and raises an eyebrow21:09
micahgheh21:10
ScottKSome cultural references are universal.21:16
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cjwatsonslangasek: sorry, yeah, it's back on, forgot to say here21:22
slangasekok cool21:22
slangaseklet the beering resume :)21:22
cjwatsonbkerensa: it's on the checklist as slangasek said, though I only recently got access to edit that page - we used to have to ask -doc.  so hopefully we'll just be able to do it from here on in21:23
bkerensacjwatson: ahh ok just wanted to check a bug was opened on -doc and was not sure if it was something we need to do! Thanks!21:24
bkerensaslangasek: Cidering on this side of PDX ;p21:25
slangasekcider, pssh21:25
bkerensaits good stuff21:25
bkerensa:)21:25
cjwatsoncider here too21:26
cjwatsonbkerensa: I might go through the -doc queue later and check out whether I can clear anything given my newfound powers :)21:26
* phillw red wine :P21:28
ScottKDo webapps have some kind of SRU exception?  http://launchpadlibrarian.net/120064147/unity-webapps-twitter_2.4.7_2.4.10.diff.gz doesn't seem particularly SRU worthy.21:31
phillwcjwatson: do you know who is responsible (or lack of) for the really odd formatting of http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server ? Can't find an entry for quantal.21:31
* jbicha starts assigning docs work items to cjwatson ;)21:32
phillw"*quantal/release*21:32
slangasekphillw: you want to be looking at http://releases.ubuntu.com/21:32
cjwatsonand if not it's probably my fault.  but I think that's just an apache directory listing21:33
* slangasek casually removes the empty releases/maverick/release subtree21:33
cjwatsonyeah, server releases don't go on cdimage21:33
cjwatsonso what slangasek said21:34
slangasekI'm thinking we can probably drop the /ubuntu-server/ports/daily .htacces redirect too?21:35
phillwokies. so server is on two diff pages.. 'main' and 'no one ever uses' :)21:38
slangasekone is the published releases and the other is the daily images21:41
phillwslangasek: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/12.10/release/ says release?21:42
slangasekwe were talking about ubuntu-server21:42
phillwthat's where ppc and armf are hiding :)21:42
phillwslangasek: that's what I'm looking at. both server editions are there.21:43
slangasekah, you were after powerpc server?  right21:43
phillwand the armf one21:43
slangasekthat's armhf omap21:44
slangasekarmhf builds have separate flavors; omap4 is the supported reference platform and is also published on releases.ubuntu.com21:44
phillwindeed... my bad.21:44
phillwi'll ask that script auto zsyncs release, which is where it is told to go & just grab those ones manually.21:45
slangasekogra_, infinity: it's a bit confusing that make-web-indices uses the same headers for .iso vs. .img but puts them in different sections: http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.10/21:46
wgrantslangasek: (LP treats DAS.official as purely informational; the ports.u.c split is done outside LP)21:50
slangasekah, well then21:50
slangasekmaybe we should change it21:51
slangasek(the value, not the handling :)21:51
wgrantIndeed21:52
cjwatsoninfinity: have you sorted out raring chroots?23:16
xnoxcjwatson: well we left to the release party / pub at 7pm and he was still there when I left =/ I don't think he had much time.23:23
cjwatsonyeah, it's just for when he returns23:24
xnoxack.23:24
ScottKDo you want him sorting chroots after he returns?23:24
ScottKHe perhaps ought to have some time to metabolize.23:25
cjwatsonHe can probably do it in his sleep by now, but whenever :)23:26
* cjwatson fixes up raring a bit23:28
cjwatsonthink I might save all the report fixups for tomorrow though23:28
* ScottK guesses you've put in an adequate amount of time for today.23:29
ScottK;-)23:29
* skaet tracks cjwatson's progress on the new release by his updates to the process page ;)23:39
infinitycjwatson: I can pop the chroots in right now, though I assume we don't have much to build just yet.23:41
infinitycjwatson: Oh, actually, I'll wait until the morning anyway.  We'll talk progress and infrastructure and other things when I wake up.23:43

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