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infinityHaving it automated when they're, in fact, equal, seems perfectly reasonable.00:00
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stgraberslangasek: for the full report on all supported releases: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1338655/00:01
stgraberslangasek: maybe that kde langpack should be copied to precise-updates, looks like it was removed in quantal00:01
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ScottKslangasek and xnox: I guess I should modify and say 'sane patches welcome' wrt PyQt4 split.  I'm particularly interested in a sane way to determine appropriate dependencies since we're doing a more fine grained split than upstream.  FWIW, I agree with doko re CMake and Pytyon stuff.00:30
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slangasekstgraber: right, kde-l10n-kn copied00:37
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pittiGood morning06:53
jaasoAllways get this error while trying to build ubuntu unity http://paste.ubuntu.com/1339148/, I am following this guide http://unity.ubuntu.com/getinvolved/development/unity/    :/06:59
sarnoldjaaso: is that the first error in the build output?07:16
jaasoYes07:17
sarnolddrat, there goes the usual easy first response :) hehe07:17
pittiev: ddebs.u.c.'s precise indexes ought to be better now, FYI07:17
jaasoI tried to build unity yesterday on fresh ubuntu install, and have same error07:17
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dholbachgood morning08:00
didrocksbonjour dholbach08:05
dholbachdidrocks, bonjour mon ami - comment ça va?08:06
didrocksdholbach: bien occuppé, mais ça va! et toi? :)08:08
dholbachoui - la même chose ici08:08
dholbach:)08:08
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jaasoomg, fixed previous error, now I get this http://paste.ubuntu.com/1339290/. So annoying08:44
jaasoI this DECLARE_LOGGER(logger, "unity.bghash"); should be in unity namespace. ...../unity/trunk/unity-shared/BGHash.cpp file08:46
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pittiRiddell, ScottK: FYI, I filed the PyKDE4 crash as bug 107589109:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1075891 in pykde4 (Ubuntu Raring) "PyKDE4 broken with Python 3.3: ImportError: No module named 'DLFCN'" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/107589109:17
evpitti: Thanks!09:19
apwcjwatson, so i think i have .signature support prototyped out ok, but grub is picking them up as kernels; do we want to rethink the naming or fix grub09:28
apwpitti, are you still the main man on .ddeb handing, and particularly reaping ?09:33
pittiapw: yeah, I am09:33
cjwatsonapw: inclined to fix grub since I think any renaming would have to be obscurantist otherwise09:34
apwpitti, so we seem to have lost the ddebs for 3.2.0-32 which is -security,-updates in preceise09:35
apwcjwatson, we could consider having /boot/signature/vmlinuz-.....efi09:35
xnoxpitti: Riddell, ScottK: it's a bug in python3.309:36
pittixnox: DLFCN is supposed to exist?09:36
cjwatsonapw: we could; do you think it's worth it?09:36
pittiapw: looking09:36
cjwatsonI suppose it might look cleaner or something09:36
xnoxpitti: yes, it's /usr/lib/python2.7/plat-linux2/DLFCN.py & /usr/lib/python3.2/plat-linux2/DLFCN.py09:36
apwcjwatson, i dislike both really for various reasons09:36
xnoxpitti: but completely missing in python3.3. There is an upstream bug that it was not being built on plat-linux3 (3.X kernels) but that was fixed.09:37
cjwatsondo we have to change grub anyway for this scheme to work?  I guess not ...09:37
xnoxpitti: I am guessing that DLFCN.py should be in a multi-arch location in python3.3 but I can't find it anywhere.09:37
apwno as it stands we still make .signed kernels as kernels09:38
apwand they get picked up as one would hope09:38
apwthe signature is just noise, and generally not even usable by the user without effort09:38
cjwatsonMaybe it shouldn't be in /boot at all?09:39
cjwatsonIt's not needed at boot time09:39
xnoxpitti: there is /usr/lib/python3.3/plat-x86_64-linux-gnu/IN.py in the package libpython3.3-stdlib ....09:39
cjwatsonSo strictly it should be in /usr or something09:39
pittixnox: ah, so the multiarch handling works in general, just not for DLFCN?09:40
xnoxpitti: yeah.... nor for CDROM nor TYPES09:40
apwthats a fair statement indeed -- it could go almost anywhere09:40
pittiapw: do you know when it disappeared?09:47
apwpitti, i don't, smb has an email informing us09:48
smbpitti, Not really I just saw an email complaining about it from a user yesterday09:48
pittiapw: hm, only the armel ones are left indeed09:48
pittimeh09:48
apwits an odd combination indeed09:49
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pittiapw, smb: they were built more than 7 days ago though, so I'm afraid there's nothing I can do now09:49
pittiwe just have to stop the madness of how we currently handle ddebs :(09:50
pittiapw: 33 is there, when is that due for release?09:50
* smb guesses maybe two more weeks09:50
apwpitti, 'real soon now' i believe09:50
* pitti hopes we can get ddebs into Launchpad librarian soon09:50
pittiinfinity: ^ do you know how we can/should test this? uploading a new pkg-create-dbgsym to staging and doing a test build there? or would that not suffice?09:51
* pitti is a bit afraid to break LP when uploading it to raring09:51
apwpitti, heh yeah that sounds like a bit of a nightmare09:52
apwpitti, if by magic we had a copy would you be able to reinsert them and then perhaps figure out why they went missing ?09:53
pittiapw: we can reinsert them, yes09:53
pittiapw: as for why they went AWOL, I'm not sure09:53
pittiapw: the whole mechanics how this archive is created is insanely brittle and slow09:54
apwpitti, ahh i guess they may not have appeared even09:54
apwpitti, so they must have been there as carbou has a copy09:55
pittiddebs@macquarie:~$ ping carbou.canonical.com09:56
pittiping: unknown host carbou.canonical.com09:56
pittihmm09:56
pittiapw: can you toss me an URL?09:56
apwpitti, heh caribou is someone in L3 who keeps copies against loss like this09:57
apwpitti, working on getting them somewhere09:57
pittioh, mind the "i" :)09:57
apwpitti, ok we seem to have some general issue here ... smb is telling me we have a number of older ones there, but generally the ones in -security are missing09:58
apwpitti, if what smb is saying in my ear is right then we might be keeping the right number but the wrong ones09:58
smbSeems at least true for Oneiric and Lucid09:58
pittihm, my cron jobs have all -updates and -security pockets09:59
smb2.6.32-44.98 (has only versatile), 3.0.0-26.43 (only has omap)09:59
smbpitti, Could it miss a "not"? :) We seem to have kept all we don't care about and deleted the ones we do...10:00
apwpitti, ok if you look just at 2.6.32-* (http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/l/linux/) we have like every abi from release to now other than the one in -updaes or something ?10:00
pittismb: I'm fetching the Packages.gz from the archive and find out which ddeb needs to go in which index by comparing pkgname + '-dbgsym' and version numbers10:00
pittithere's no negation involved10:00
smbpitti, Just nagging. ;) Otherwise nothing would be left in some way10:01
pittibut yeah, it looks strange10:01
pittiit might be due to the fact that we never really NBS out old ABIs in stables?10:02
cariboupitti: apw smb I have been mirroring them on a server in Mtl for a while. Not sure if everything is there though10:02
apwcaribou, yeah great, we may want some of those indeed10:03
xnoxdoko: so there are two python3.3 bugs now: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python3.310:04
smbcaribou, could you get together with pitti and let him know how to access the copies?10:11
dokoxnox, cute10:13
caribousmb: ok10:14
xnoxdoko: yeah =/  enjoy multi-arch?!10:14
* xnox really needs to get hardware to build gcc/python quickly.10:14
xnoxdoko: the DLFCN one is important, the DLDLIBRARY is a nice to have type of thing.10:17
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caribousmb: regarding Bug #1064475, I'll speak with arges later on. Don't know why he got it10:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1064475 in crash (Ubuntu) "crash version is outdated. Needs to import Debian version of the package" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106447510:44
cariboupitti: ddebs for 3.2.0-32 are here : http://people.canonical.com/~lbouchard/precise_ddebs/10:45
pitticaribou: cheers!10:45
cariboupitti: just let me know if you need more, got 400Gb of them :-)10:46
smbcaribou, Just want to make sure he and I spent time on it and I was hoping to get that completed soon. So yeah, I will try to talk to him too10:47
caribousmb: what was the outcome of the Ubuntu specific module ? do we want it submitted upstream or we just drop it ?10:48
smbcaribou, There is not really an outcome there. As far as I know it got in for ps3 stuff. Not sure one would still need it. I would leave it in for now and thought to get in touch with Ben. But given the unclear heritage I thought it would not really be useful to approach him without being able to fill in a bit of background,.10:50
cariboupitti: regarding ddebs mirroring, I only mirror {flavor} & {flavor}-updates. Should I include the security bits ?10:53
pitticaribou: in many cases they should be identical; it certainly cannot hurt to mirror them10:53
pitticaribou: at least until we get ddebs into the LP librarian10:53
cariboupitti: ok, I will see if I have enough diskspace to get them10:53
smbcaribou, pitti, Sorry if I missed the info in the various thread, but if the reason for the disappearance is found, can you also bring back the Lucid and Oneiric ddebs from updates/security (both the same in those cases)10:57
jaasoShould I bulid anything else except nux for latest unity, unity.ubuntu.com/getinvolved/development/unity/#build-unity. Still have damn problem with this line of code from BGHash.cpp  "DECLARE_LOGGER(logger, "unity.bghash");"10:58
cjwatsonjaaso: #ubuntu-unity might be more likely to contain experts11:06
jaasocjwatson, thanks.11:06
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apwcjwatson, this signing data, so reading the FHS i think /usr/lib/linux might be an appropriate place, as the signatures are architecture specific and overlap i386/amd6411:07
apwcjwatson, now ... that brings up a question, now that the kernel is multi-arch are the binary names in /boot wrong as they can clash across multi-arch architectures11:08
pittiapw, caribou: put the 3.2.0-32.51 .ddebs back to http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/l/linux/, thanks! I'm rebuilding package indexes now and then see what is wrong with that11:08
apwpitti, great ...11:08
cjwatsonapw: The kernel is only Multi-Arch: foreign, not Multi-Arch: same, so doesn't have to worry about coinstallation across multiple architectures11:09
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apwcjwatson, ahh ok, of course11:10
cjwatson(Or is it even that?  It perhaps should be, but linux-image-3.5.0-18-generic doesn't seem to have that header here)11:10
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cjwatsonAnyway, it's multiarch-installable, which is more about the kernel's dependencies than the kernel itself11:10
cjwatsonapw: I agree that /usr/lib/linux is reasonable if you don't have any other suitable existing directory11:11
apwcjwatson, is it reasonable to use a srcpackage prefix in /usr/lib ?11:11
cjwatsonYes11:11
cjwatsonIt only matters that it not clash with other stuff11:11
* apw rechecks11:11
cjwatsonAnd /usr/lib/linux/ is unused11:11
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cjwatsonSo you should be fine there11:12
apwi suppose i could dump it in the /lib/modules/<version> directory too11:12
apwbu then we'd have to worry about clashes with kmod thinking on the meanings11:13
apwwhy is naming the hardest part11:13
cjwatsonI don't see any reason this would need to be in /lib11:13
apwno there would be no reason to need it early11:14
cjwatson/boot is needed by the boot loader, and /lib is needed during early boot; this is only needed when installing the package, so /usr11:14
apwsold to the man in the hat11:14
cjwatsonAnd it's architecture-dependent as you say so /usr/lib11:14
cjwatsonSeems like fairly solid reasoning :)11:14
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pittiapw, smb: they are back in http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/dists/precise-security/main/binary-amd64/Packages as well now11:39
pittiso something is wrong with the cleanup apparently11:39
pittithey do appear, and then disappear after some time11:39
apwpitti, want us to look at the logic ?11:52
pittiapw: if you want, sure; it's on my list for today as well, just finishing up with gvfs11:54
pittibut more eyes are always better11:54
apwheh except when they arn't :)11:54
pittihttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~pitti/+junk/ddeb-retriever/files11:55
pittihm, I ought to add quantal for ports, argh11:55
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mlankhorsthm so maybe I picked up something from uds after all :(12:03
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scott-workis there a convention to mark blueprints for previous releases as 'obsolete' or otherwise?12:42
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mdeslaur@pilot in12:59
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caribousmb: can I drag you in a mumble discussion with arges on crash ?13:18
caribous/on crash/about crash/13:18
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menaceis there any document which describes the various codewords in release-files in .deb-repositories?13:38
menacelike FakeCodename, Origin, Suite, Pull or stuff like that?13:38
herton@pilot in13:39
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cjwatsonNever heard of either FakeCodename or Pull13:40
pittixnox: OOI, what does http://launchpadlibrarian.net/122171219/ubuntu-drivers-common_1%3A0.2.71ubuntu1_1%3A0.2.71ubuntu2.diff.gz do?13:40
pittixnox: also, I'll drop the ${python3:Depends} again; nvidia-common is a transitional pacakge, and dh-modaliases is perl13:42
menacecjwatson: we need that because of building against codename, but distributing than for codename/x.y.z AND codename/x.v.z... problems are reoccurring with that. :)13:42
pittixnox: --shebang isn't documented in dh_python3, and I haven't seen it before13:43
cjwatsonI actually can't find any particularly obvious documentation of the Release file right now13:44
pittixnox: ah, so previously it said #! /usr/bin/python3.313:44
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cjwatsonSome of it is sort of documented indirectly in apt_preferences(5)13:45
menacewhere do you look for it? i already tried to look through the blueprints, but there are too much with "repository" in it :D13:45
cjwatsonActually fairly directly13:45
OdyXmenace, cjwatson: Debian #67150313:45
ubottuDebian bug 671503 in debian-policy "document APT repository format" [Wishlist,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/67150313:45
cjwatsonunder "Determination of Package Version and Distribution Properties"13:46
cjwatsonmenace: The Release file format predates Ubuntu, so there's no point looking for it in Ubuntu bluepritns13:46
cjwatson*blueprints13:46
cjwatson'man apt_preferences' is the best I can find13:46
menaceah, that are a few starting points, thx :)13:47
OdyXmenace: in particular, jak's http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=671503#6713:47
ubottuDebian bug 671503 in debian-policy "document APT repository format" [Wishlist,Open]13:47
OdyXmenace: which then leads to http://wiki.debian.org/RepositoryFormat13:48
cjwatsonAh, excellent, yes13:48
OdyX:)13:49
menaceThank you, that looks quite right! :-)13:50
pittiupdate-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-3.5.0-18-generic13:56
pittiWARNING: could not open /tmp/mkinitramfs_OiW40C/lib/modules/3.5.0-18-generic/modules.builtin: No such file or directory13:56
pittiapw: ^ should this worry me?13:57
pittiapw: it's (one of two) reasons why ubuntu-drivers-common's autopkgtest currently fails13:57
apwpitti, no not really, it is wrong, it is a bug in initramfs-tools which i thought infinity had a fix for13:58
pittiso is it okay to leave that as a failure for now?13:58
pittiinstead of ignoring, I mean13:58
apwit is wrong but not the end of any worlds, we should have that file in there but we can live without13:58
apwyeah, i recon13:58
* pitti uploads the other half of the fix in bcmwl13:59
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cjwatsoncan anyone reproduce the python-apt/raring-proposed build failure?14:21
cjwatsonI can't make it happen in a local sbuild14:21
xnoxpitti: yeah need to open a bug about documentation. It's not in the manpage, but it is in the dh_python3 --help14:27
xnoxpitti: sorry about extra ${python3:Depends} dpkg-gencontrolled complained about unused substitute variables, maybe dh_python3 should be run with "-pubuntu-drivers-common" or something.14:29
xnoxpitti: feel free to revert any bits, as long as the shebang end's up as python3 on the python scripts =)14:29
pittixnox: yep, I kept that bit and committed it to git14:29
pittidoing a few other fixes now14:29
xnoxcool.14:30
Laneycjwatson: yeah, fails that way here14:30
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Laneyherton: mdeslaur: How can we avoid colliding? :-)14:30
mdeslaurLaney: uhm, let's just say here what we're looking at14:31
mdeslaurherton, Laney: I'm working on vim and rhythmbox14:31
hertonLaney, don't worry about me, I can just look on kernel bugs14:31
Laneyok14:31
LaneyI'll start from the bottom14:31
cjwatsonLaney: any chance I could impose on you to figure out what's going wrong, since it's hard to do so without a reproducer?14:32
hertons/just/only14:32
Laneycjwatson: piloting now, but I will later if and when I get the chance14:34
xnoxpitti: jodh: bug 107597614:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1075976 in upstart (Ubuntu) "test-suite fails in autopkgtest environment" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/107597614:36
xnoxhave fun =)))) I'm stuck.14:36
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jodhxnox: looking...14:50
cjwatsonLaney: I'm trying with one of the official chroots now to see if it's some tedious discrepancy at that level15:02
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Laneycjwatson: mine were created with mk-sbuild FWIW15:02
cjwatsonSo were mine15:02
Laneyho hum15:03
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mdeslaurLaney: I'll take php5 LP: #106952915:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1069529 in php5 (Ubuntu) "Regression in system fallback for date_default_timezone_get()" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106952915:25
cjwatsonLaney: I can't even reproduce this with the official i386 chroot :-(15:26
Davieycjwatson: you grabbed the chroot from LP?15:33
cjwatsonYes15:35
Davieycjwatson: I had a FTBFS last year that i could not reproduce locally using the locally generated chroot with either pbuilder or sbuild.. Grabbing the one from LP, i could reproduce with one of the build tools.. but not both.. can't remember which now.15:35
infinitypinky: Merging initramfs-tools will fix that, I'll get to that today.15:39
cjwatsonguessing you mean pitti15:40
pinkyme too15:41
infinitypitti: ^15:41
infinitycjwatson: I sure did.15:41
* infinity has never made that tab-completion mistake before...15:41
tazzHey, in unity if my application uses the system notification which requires user action, would i be able to do that?15:53
xnoxtazz: app-development on ubuntu -> #ubuntu-app-devel . And yes, a gtk fallback dialog with buttons will be shown instead of a translucent bubble.15:56
xnoxtazz: in general don't do that, instead color your indicator read and have a red menu/action item there.15:56
dokoare CFLAGS etc still exported by dpkg-buildpackage?16:07
cjwatsonNot as of quantal16:07
cjwatsonspecifically dpkg 1.16.1.2ubuntu816:07
dokobut by dh_auto_build apparently :-/16:09
doko$ DH_VERBOSE=1 debian/rules build16:09
dokodh build --buildsystem=autoconf16:09
doko   debian/rules override_dh_auto_build16:09
dokomake[1]: Entering directory `/home/packages/python/3.3/mpdecimal-2.3'16:09
dokoenv | grep CFLAGS16:09
dokoCFLAGS=-g -O2 -fstack-protector --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -Wformat -Werror=format-security16:09
dokodh_auto_build16:09
doko        make -j116:09
dokomake[2]: Entering directory `/home/packages/python/3.3/mpdecimal-2.3'16:09
dokogcc -g -O2 -fstack-protector --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -Wformat -Werror=format-security -c basearith.c16:10
dokoIn file included from basearith.c:36:0:16:10
dokotypearith.h:251:4: error: #error "need platform specific 128 bit multiplication and division"16:10
dokomake[2]: *** [basearith.o] Error 116:10
xnoxdoko: but you can set an option for those to be exported.16:11
cjwatsondoko: debhelper 9?16:11
cjwatsonif so that's a feature16:11
dokogah ... how to turn this off?16:11
xnoxcjwatson: rm -rf /etc/apt/preferences.d/ && debuild => fail like in the build log.16:11
xnoxcjwatson: the error appears to be comming on stderr from apt itself since it's printed even after a $ apt-get update16:12
cjwatsondoko: you can set DEB_CFLAGS_MAINT_STRIP in debian/rules to remove individual exports16:12
cjwatsonxnox: huh, I thought I'd tried that16:12
xnoxcjwatson: in a raring sbuild chroot.16:12
xnoxI think I had the same weirdness with test-suite of apt-clone or something like that....16:12
cjwatsonok, I'll give it another go, thanks16:14
cjwatsonalthough the LP chroots contain /etc/apt/preferences.d/ (empty)16:14
xnoxsame here... but deleting it here, made the error appear.... dunno what's going on.16:16
dokocjwatson, not that useful, if the flags are taken in the configure step, upstream adds something to these, and then they are overwritten in the build step. I think I'll just use v8 and do the multiarch stuff myself16:17
dokoDEB_CFLAGS_MAINT_STRIP is for removing stuff in an export, not removing the export afaics16:18
ogra_jono, poke16:20
cjwatsondoko: just export an empty CFLAGS then?16:20
jonohey ogra_16:20
jono(otp)16:20
cjwatsondoko: if the environment variable exists (not just is non-empty), debhelper won't touch it16:20
ogra_jono, ping me when you are free16:20
jonoogra_, will do, feel free to type ina  msg and I will respond when I can16:20
ogra_jono, so i have this blueprint ... https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-r-rebuild-gl-games-for-gles which is rather "get the community to pick low hanging fruit and make ubuntu prettier" than anything else ... the spec is currently desktop- but i think it would fit better under the community- umbrella16:22
xnoxogra_: isn't it motu stuff?16:23
ogra_xnox, surely that as well16:23
ogra_i think its bigger than just motu16:24
ogra_after all it will stretch into main as well as debian16:24
ogra_(i.e. the "Add good C/C++ practise to developer.ubuntu.com" likely is more than jst motu)16:25
infinitycjwatson: What chroot-related failure were you and Laney looking at?  I'm having no luck with backscroll.16:25
cjwatsoninfinity: python-apt/raring-proposed16:25
Laneypython-apt ftbfs16:25
dokocjwatson, yes but it doesn't help, it's already configured by the upstream configury16:25
cjwatsondoko: uh, I mean at the top level of debian/rules16:25
* infinity likes that it succeeds on the one arch that always fails.16:25
cjwatsonsince that runs before configure there's no "already"16:26
cjwatsoninfinity: I guess that might indicate I could try throwing it against the wall a few times ...16:31
infinitycjwatson: If it's a race, it should probably be hunted down.16:31
* infinity thinks the contents of /etc/apt/preferences.d is a red herring, since it's the same on all arches.16:32
cjwatsonYeah16:32
Laneycjwatson: so I just managed to reproduce it on a cloud instance16:36
Laneyraring on quantal didn't reproduce, but precise did16:36
Laneyraring on precise, that is16:37
cjwatsonwtf16:37
LaneyI can just authorized_keys you up if you like16:37
cjwatsonplease16:37
xnoxcjwatson: I am raring on raring.16:37
cjwatsonLaney: racy or every time?16:37
Laneyonly tried once16:38
* Laney does again16:38
LaneyI tried thrice or so on my system here though, failed every time16:38
Laneyssh ubuntu@10.55.63.16416:39
Laneyyeah, just failed again16:41
* cjwatson tries16:42
cjwatsonargh, other sbuild instances have the normal upstream default of purging the session on failure :)16:45
xnoxcjwatson: schroot, then build... =))))))16:46
cjwatsonOr I could just use -p never --purge-session never16:46
Laneyjust change .sbuildrc16:47
Laneythis is the one that mk-sbuild auto-generates :-)16:47
cjwatson*shrug* my second build's already in progress so y'all can stop bikeshedding me :)16:47
* Laney slinks off back to the queue16:48
cjwatsonSo /etc/apt/preferences.d/ is indeed definitely a red herring; creating that directory in the test environment makes no difference apart from silencing the warning16:57
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xnoxcjwatson: and the tests still fail? interesting.17:01
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mterrystgraber, hello!  As discussed before 12.10's release, deja-dup now has separate metapackages for its supported backends, and the ubuntuone backend is not installed by default.  So edubuntu can seed the backend it prefers (I assume deja-dup-backend-s3)17:22
mterrystgraber, oh shoot17:22
mterrystgraber, it wasn't edubuntu...  it was gnome3 I think.    ^ jbicha17:22
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stgrabermterry: yeah, sounds like gnome3, we have ubuntuone in edubuntu :)17:24
mterrystgraber, and no deja-dup I believe  :)17:24
stgrabermterry: hmm, no, we should have it, we inherit from ubuntu-desktop17:25
mterryoh.  seeded-in-ubuntu deja-dup only gave me the daily-live17:25
jbichamterry: yeah, edubuntu-desktop depends on ubuntu-desktop17:25
stgrabermterry: ah yeah, seeded-in-ubuntu doesn't know that we seed it as edubuntu didn't get a succesful dvd build yet for raring17:26
mterryah fair enough17:26
mterryjbicha, anyway, hopefully the gnome3 seeds can be done more nicely now wrt deja-dup17:26
SpamapSslangasek: Where do we stand with upstart jobs alongside init scripts in Debian packages?17:34
superm1can an archive admin axe the build of mythtv in raring proposed?  looking over the build log, something is wrong with it - it shouldn't be producing a NEW libmyth 0.27 binary package - it should be a NEW libmyth 0.26, so I need to investigate a little closer what went wrong with the build scripts17:43
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Laneydiwic: is bug #973014 comment #76 the thing to sponsor there?18:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 973014 in gst-plugins-bad0.10 (Ubuntu Quantal) "gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad, (libgstvideoparsersbad.so), causes a failure to decode many common video files encoded as AVC 1 Baseline - L2.1, Baseline - L1.1 & others" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97301418:01
Laneyand is it fixed in R?18:01
Laneyactually, I'd like some information about the origin of the patch in DEP3 headers if you can provide that18:02
SpamapSSpecified release (raring) not known to debootstrap18:02
slangasekSpamapS: the infrastructure is all in place so that you can put them in the Debian package and debhelper (and friends) will DTRT; the only outstanding bit is that if someone happens to actually be running upstart in Debian, it will probably break for them18:02
SpamapSshouldn't we have already SRU'd that to quantal? :p18:03
Laneywe did18:03
SpamapSslangasek: oh.. thats unfortunate.18:03
slangasekSpamapS: (because upstart in Debian is still ancient, for a little while longer, and therefore uninteresting for anyone to run)18:03
* SpamapS checks for updates18:03
Laneynot been promoted to updates yet18:03
SpamapSslangasek: I'm just thinking to resolve package deltas18:03
SpamapSLaney: ahhh18:04
Laneymaybe it should be done early though, given the amount people are complaining18:04
* SpamapS now wonders why he's not running -proposed18:04
slangasekSpamapS: at this point I think you should probably feel free to push those jobs to Debian18:04
SpamapSslangasek: sweet!18:04
SpamapSslangasek: that was the last bit preventing resolving the delta for mysql. :)18:05
slangasekSpamapS: because as soon as my udev NMU goes in (currently in DELAYED), I'll upload the new upstart and we'll be good18:05
SpamapSslangasek: Seems I'll finally be able to switch my Debian VM to upstart! :)18:06
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GunnarHjherton: Hi Herton!18:17
GunnarHjherton: Saw that you are piloting... I have a few items in the sponsorship queue, and the most urgent are the MP + SRUs at http://pad.lv/875435, since they affect quite a few Asian users. It's really the SRUs that are interesting, but I suppose we should do it in the right order. Do you have time to take a look? The MP is reviewed and approved.18:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 875435 in OEM Priority Project precise "iBus indicator does not show on the panel" [Medium,In progress]18:17
hertonGunnarHj, sorry, I can only look into kernel bugs18:18
GunnarHjherton: Aha, didn't know that. Guess it has to wait til tomorrow, then.18:18
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bdmurray@pilot in18:44
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sarnoldGunnarHj: pssst new pilot arrived :)18:47
GunnarHjsarnold: Thanks! :)18:48
sarnold:)18:49
GunnarHjbdmurray: Hi Brian!18:59
GunnarHjbdmurray: Saw that you are piloting... I have a few items in the sponsorship queue, and the most urgent are the MP + SRUs at http://pad.lv/875435, since they affect quite a few Asian users. It's really the SRUs that are interesting, but I suppose we should do it in the right order. Do you have time to take a look? The MP is reviewed and approved.18:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 875435 in OEM Priority Project precise "iBus indicator does not show on the panel" [Medium,In progress]18:59
bdmurrayGunnarHj: sure, just a moment19:01
GunnarHjbdmurray: Great! :)19:01
sarnoldGunnarHj :)19:02
GunnarHjsarnold: Your tip was fruitful. Thanks again! ;-)19:02
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bdmurrayGunnarHj: okay, I've had a look and it seems fine19:23
GunnarHjbdmurray: Great. Do you have upload right?19:24
bdmurrayGunnarHj: I do indeed19:25
GunnarHjbdmurray: Then, could you upload both to raring and to -proposed for the stable releases?19:26
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bdmurrayGunnarHj: right, I'll do that19:27
GunnarHjbdmurray: I prepared separate branches for O, P and Q.19:27
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darkxstbdmurray, are you able to take a look at this sru https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/1073724?19:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1073724 in xorg-server (Ubuntu) "Pointer barriers have gaps along the edge of the screen" [Undecided,Confirmed]19:44
bdmurraydarkxst: for the SRU to be considered for quantal the bug first needs to be fixed in the development release (raring in this case)19:51
bdmurraydarkxst: otherwise the bug description looks good19:52
bdmurraydarkxst: also did you try to determine why that patch was added and exists in the package?19:55
darkxstbdmurray, that patch does the sticky edges in unity19:56
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darkxsti.e. pointer barriers with a velocity threshold19:58
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darkxstbdmurray, I will test it under raring then20:07
bdmurraydarkxst: you might also check with the X developers in #ubuntu-x20:10
darkxstbdmurray, ok, will do20:14
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yofelcjwatson: hi, did you have a chance to look at the kubuntu packageset update?20:18
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dobeycan sokmeone confirm for me that the only thing depending on desktopcouch in quantal/raring, is dmedia?20:26
diwicLaney, thanks for having a look - when I made the SRU for Q and P the R archive wasn't opened20:27
micahgdobey: yes, you can also use reverse-depends from ubuntu-dev-tools20:29
diwicLaney, still around?20:30
dobeymicahg: right; just wanted secondary confirmation. :)20:30
dobeymicahg: for this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dmedia/+bug/1076123 :)20:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1076123 in dmedia (Ubuntu Raring) "Remove desktopcouch from Ubuntu archives" [Undecided,New]20:31
dobeyactually; i wonder if we could remove them from quantal also? :)20:33
micahgdobey: no20:33
dobeybribes with fun dip? :)20:33
micahgdobey: I've ack'd dmedia and desktopcouch is in your packageset, so you can go ahead and subscribe ubuntu-archive20:34
dobeydmedia is in my packageset?20:35
micahgdobey: that's not what I said...20:36
dobeyoh20:36
dobeyactually, i should add couchdb-glib to that too, probably20:39
dobeycouchdb-glib isn't in the u1 packageset though20:40
infinitydobey: How does couchdb-glib relate?20:41
dobeyinfinity: it includes a C binding to desktopcouch. just realized removing desktopcouch might break that, so we should remove it as well (as nothing is using it any more, since apparently evolution-couchdb was already removed in quantal)20:42
infinityYeah, nothing depends on it, not in Debian, etc.  Check.20:42
dobeyso, frabjous day! :)20:43
infinitydobey: Done.20:45
dobeyinfinity: thanks much20:45
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barrycr3: ping21:32
cjwatsonyofel: done now21:34
yofelcjwatson: all there now, thanks a lot!21:35
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cr3barry: pong, wazap?21:48
barrycr3: hi.  i think i answered my own question.  checkbox was ported to python3 in quantal, right?21:48
cr3barry: yep21:49
barrycr3: awesome!  i was just doing some blueprint gardening.  thanks21:49
cr3barry: we're really happy to have done our part in that effort21:49
barrycr3: very much appreciated21:49
cr3barry: we'll be migrating to go during raring21:50
barrycr3: :(21:50
cr3barry: j/k, wanted to see your reaction :)21:51
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barry:-D21:51
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mightyiamhiiiiiiiii why does 'do-release-upgrade -d' on quantal doesn't give me a new release?23:36
slangasekbdmurray: ^^ metarelease update needed?23:36
slangasekmightyiam: do-release-upgrade queries a central server to find out about the availability of releases and their release/support status; it seems the server needs updated23:37
mightyiamthanks, steve23:38
chilicuilmightyiam: however you can replace 'quantal' for 'raring' in your /etc/apt/sources.list file to upgrade to raring23:38
mightyiamchilicuil, just like a good 'ole release upgrade in debian? even since ubuntu i'm using the upgrader tool. ok. thanks23:39
slangasekthe release-upgrader is Strongly Recommended™, but particularly this early in the cycle a plain dist-upgrade should work fine23:40
slangasekjanimo: hey there!  how come you're using a native package for linux-nexus7?  is there no "upstream" tarball to preserve?23:47
bdmurrayslangasek: I'll have a look at metarelease23:51

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