[00:04] balloons: hi, I'm planning to review the netboot testcases, I've seen there is something done in http://pad.ubuntu.com/wfjvrAzFq2 and 3 Netboot testcases in the bzr repository, I'd like to work in i386 and amd64 archs, should I create new testcases for them? [01:05] chilicui1: you are welcome to chose what you work on :) [01:06] Morning balloons [01:08] phillw: I want to work on those testcases, I just not sure about the numbers.., most of the testcases have a number as name.., XXX_Testcase, I'm also not sure if both archs should be done in the same testcase [01:09] chilicui1, the numbers are their identification in the QA Tracler [01:09] *Tracker [01:09] omg smartboyhw is back on, that means I should be heading to bed, except I'm talking to a guys from australia who now lives in florida... I really love UTC... It's the only time zone I can hold on to (by my finger-tips). [01:10] phillw, LOL [01:10] phillw, BTW you reviewed balloons' BIG BRANCH? [01:10] chilicui1: I've got a session booked after smartboyhw's classroom session [01:11] smartboyhw: oh, yes, and he has had the complaint of sending a massive amount of stuff via email to people who are not trained in the system. [01:12] phillw, LOL [01:12] I'm now the official guinea pig... If I can follow the instructions, the suppoistion is that any idiot cane :) [01:13] *supposition* [01:14] phillw, !? [01:14] I've done all of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/ContributingTestcases/Launchpad just need to see if the answer was correct. [01:15] phillw, OK [01:18] smartboyhw: I get used as guinea pig by various teams, not just ubuntu areas. [01:18] phillw, !? [01:21] smartboyhw: I am a fierce volunteer for F/OSS teams, a lot of them you do yet know. They use me as a 'lab -rat' / 'guinea pig' to test their systems with. I get banned / kicked / made admin / fully registered to new area / etc. etc. [01:21] phillw, LOL [01:22] Hey, I now have a Yahoo! account, I've no idea how to register for one, one of the guys needed to see if the API worked.... It did :) [01:27] smartboyhw: have you got all your notes ready for your classroom session ready? [01:40] phillw, writing:P [01:53] good evening [01:53] smartboyhw, phillw \o [01:54] Hey SergioMeneses [01:55] smartboyhw, thanks for your help https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual-tests/+bug/1119000 [01:55] Launchpad bug 1119000 in Ubuntu Manual Tests "Manual Testcases are in the old testcase format" [High,In progress] [01:55] SergioMeneses, my pleasure:P [01:57] btw smartboyhw your sessions is tomorrow, right? [01:57] SergioMeneses, today (11 hours later) [01:58] mmmm [03:08] phillw: Thank you now I can't even reboot [03:08] When I reboot Ubuntu descended into snowflakes [03:10] Need to reinstall:( [04:59] Good morning [05:02] hello, pitti! [05:11] Noskcaj: good news for your bug 1098080 :D I will keep my fingers crossed [05:11] bug 1098080 in testdrive (Ubuntu) "Testdrive gets stuck on "configuring Virtual Machine" if Virtualbox 4.2 is installed" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1098080 === zequence_ is now known as zequence [08:20] good morning [08:22] good morning [08:37] pitti, JHBuild 7 failures/160 packages. That's great to see so much progress \o/ [08:37] jibel: oh, 7? [08:37] *phew*, still 6 [08:38] jibel: I'm desperately trying to force it to rebuild colord and gst-plugins-bad, but it seems no amount of hacking packagedb.xml and .modules gets me there [08:38] I'll investigate this further in a bit, we need a reliable way to just rebuild a module [08:39] pitti, in that case, remove the checkout [08:39] directory [08:39] jibel: ah, trying [09:07] Okay, I had a look at the tests and they pass [09:07] * vibhav cheers [09:43] pitti: Any idea how opencv tests can be performed? [09:43] pitti: There is this routine in opencv which creates a window and later destroys it. Is that enough? [09:44] vibhav: opencv doesn't have upstream tests? [09:44] pitti: Yes they do [09:44] We just need to check if it is correctly installed [09:45] https://launchpadlibrarian.net/125064892/buildlog_ubuntu-raring-amd64.opencv_2.4.2%2Bdfsg-0exp2ubuntu1_BUILDING.txt.gz [09:45] I don't see them run there? [09:45] -DBUILD_TESTS=OFF [09:45] -- Tests and samples: [09:45] oh [09:45] -- Tests: NO [09:46] I think as a first step these should be enabled and run during build [09:46] and failed tests fail the build [09:46] pitti: So I will enable tests and add a simple test, right? [09:46] vibhav: then for autopkgtest a simple compile/link run similar to the other ones is sufficient [09:46] i. e. the detailled functionality during package build, packaging and "works at all" in autopkgtest [09:47] Indeed [09:48] Okay, create a window destroy it. [09:48] pitti: So, we need xvfb, right? [09:48] vibhav: maybe, I have no idea what opencv does [09:49] it's not a particularly relevant library for ubuntu [09:49] vibhav, pitti upstream testsuite of opencv doesn't seem to run at build time [09:49] yes, that's what I meant -- it ought to [09:50] opencv: Computer Vision [09:50] jibel: hm, rm -rf'ing the tree also didn't help on rabisu -- it gets re-checked out, but as the topmost commit id again matches, it doesn't build it [09:50] damn you, jhbuild [09:51] in my local jhbuild I can just modify the packagedb.xml, and it gets rebuilt [09:51] pitti, ok looking [09:51] jibel: no worries, I'll continue to poke this [09:51] just progress report [09:52] well, I'd like to understand why it doesn't rebuilt [09:52] gnome/packages/_jhbuild/packagedb.xml and ~/jhbuild-data/jhbuild.modules changed again [09:52] for colord; once that works, I'll do the same with gst-bad [09:53] pitti: opencv basically deals with computer vision, image recognization, etc [09:54] I was reading a book on the opencv API a few days ago [10:16] pitti, I changed the build policy from updated-deps to all, that should help. I'm pretty sure there was a -f option to build but lost it in a battle. [10:17] jibel: ah, because you already figure out the changed modules during jhbuild update? [10:17] jibel: merci! [10:23] * vibhav is still fetching opencv sources [10:28] pitti: The sources are ~2 GB. Since my internet is too slow for that, I cant create autopkgtests. Sorry :( [10:29] vibhav: no worries; as I said, not really an important package for ubuntu itself anyway [10:29] * vibhav hunts for libraries [10:34] pitti: I was having a look at libepub. The problem here is, we need an .epub file to test it. Is that possible? [10:35] vibhav: you could create a simple one with e. g. calibre and add it to debian/tests/ [10:35] vibhav: there's none in the upstream source? if it has a test suite, there ought to be one (but I guess it doesn't have tests) [10:36] * vibhav is taking a look [10:38] pitti: Doesnt seem so [10:50] pitti: Works. http://paste.ubuntu.com/1643393/ [10:51] pitti, colord built but make check failed with a linker errro http://paste.ubuntu.com/1643403/ [10:51] jibel: oh, I don't see it on jenkins yet [10:52] jibel: right, that's what I saw yesterday; I'll get that fixed with Richard [10:56] hm, another mystery ... too many to my taste [11:00] jibel: ? [11:01] pitti, jenkins doesn't notice all the bew builds [11:01] new [11:01] jibel: colord is there now [11:01] pitti, right because I clicked on the button to fetch the results, but it should have done that without my help [11:02] https://code.launchpad.net/~vibhavp/ubuntu/raring/ebook-tools/add-autopkgtest/+merge/148140 \o/ [11:03] pitti: I have checked these locally, could you sponsor? [11:04] vibhav: running through VM test now [11:04] ok, found the problem I've eat a revision [11:05] pitti, jenkins checks the revno of the module from module.revno files and dertermine if it's a new build or not [11:05] jibel: there, I just became a colord committer :) I'll fix that this afternoon [11:05] jibel: oh, that is jenkins? I though that was your scripts [11:05] pitti, but if you restart the same module i.e a dependency changed, jenkins didn't notice [11:05] jibel: those in /var/log/jhbuild/ ? [11:06] pitti, yes [11:06] seems there are 4 places where the last commit ID is stored [11:06] pitti, so I added a timestamp so now the result file contains the commitid + timestamp [11:06] packagedb.xml, jhbuild.modules, /var/log/.../.status, and /var/log/.../revno [11:06] From what I can see cd_mat33_set_indentify is defined in cd-math.h [11:07] libepub_test: libepub_test.c:9: main: Assertion `e != ((void *)0)' failed. [11:07] vibhav: ^ [11:07] Including that should fix the problem (probably) [11:07] pitti, state and revno are redundant IMO [11:07] and modules and packagedb.xml too [11:08] I'll see to drop the modules file [11:08] pitti: That is rather strange, could you check it locally? [11:08] vibhav: ooh - tests are run from the source root, not from debian/tests/ [11:09] vibhav: try epub_open("debian/tests/sample.epub", 0); ? [11:09] vibhav: and run debian/tests/build, not cd debian/tests && ./build [11:10] vibhav: also, please add a comment how you generated sample.epub, so that other people can modify it [11:11] Sure [11:20] pitti: Pushed changes. Could you have a look? [11:20] vibhav: waiting for branch to update [11:21] vibhav: "The epub used here is a basic recast of T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land"" --> ooh, do I smell a copyright issue there? [11:21] vibhav: perhaps you could just do echo hello > hello.txt, and use ebook-convert from calibre to turn that into an .epub? [11:22] sure [11:22] I need to go, wil do that ASAP. [11:22] will [11:22] pitti: btw, I took this from http://code.google.com/p/epub-samples/ So it is legit [11:23] vibhav: ah, ok; please add that to a comment [11:23] running test again [11:25] Pushed [11:26] meh, still a failure -- odd [11:31] pitti: Should I place the epub in the root (Though that is a bit ugly) [11:32] vibhav: no, that should be fine; no idea why it's failing, it doesn't print an error message or so; I'll strac eit [11:33] strac eit? [11:33] strace it, sorry [11:33] ah [11:35] pitti: I need to leave. Will have a look later [11:44] vibhav: ooh [11:44] vibhav: how can that possibly work for you? it does cd $WORKDIR [11:45] vibhav: ok, got it [11:50] vibhav: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/raring/ebook-tools/raring/revision/8 (for forwarding to Debian) [11:50] vibhav: did you see that you sent the wrong patch to libxcb debian bug? === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:06] phillw, balloons WAKE UP:P [12:32] smartboyhw: I'm alive :) [12:32] phillw, great. I'm not. I had to reinstall Ubuntu and lost all my session notes. Don't worry though, I can memorize it:P [12:32] I'm ready [12:33] smartboyhw: why you no have a seperate /home partition? [12:33] phillw, thank you: NO [12:34] Because I don't want to spend time doing that [12:34] you really should make the time, it means you can re-install without losing stuff :/ [12:34] phillw, OK I will find ways to do it:) [12:35] Now though: Let's wait for the session to start [12:35] phillw, when do you think will balloons wake up?:P [12:37] he'll be along, don't worry. [12:37] phillw, :) [12:38] phillw, I will tell the classroom guys to voice you and balloons if I said anything wrong (for safety reasons) [12:38] smartboyhw: already done it, we're listed as helpers :) [12:38] phillw, good [12:38] Anyone we can think of that can be listed as helpers too? [12:39] we can voice people as / when needed. Josee is your classroom helper for the session. [12:39] phillw, I know:) [12:42] phillw, since Lubuntu is not going to have any LTS or Alpha 2 testing, do help out testing other flavors [12:43] we are in the midst of cadence testing and bug hunting :) [12:43] phillw, do that on Friday:P [12:44] and I'm learning the lp stuff for manual testing writing / editing to pass onto the PPC guys so we can have meaningful (correct) tests written for PPC :) [12:44] phillw, ah good [13:24] don't forget there's a session going on in #ubuntu-classroom right now ;-) [13:25] My session about ISO tests:) [14:48] balloons2, BTW I will be at 14:00-15:00 UTC tmr to also help you answering the questions [14:48] :P [14:48] Hopefully phillw is too [14:49] ahh.. cool [14:52] morning guys! [14:52] Hey SergioMeneses [14:52] smartboyhw, \o [14:53] smartboyhw: I'll be here! [15:17] so, who wants to do the big merge then? [15:17] https://code.launchpad.net/~nskaggs/ubuntu-manual-tests/massconversion/+merge/147982 [15:17] SergioMeneses, or smartboyhw ? [15:19] balloons: I think only testcase admins can :) [15:19] JoseeAntonioR, yes that's correct [15:20] since they were kind enough to review, be cool if one of them merged [15:20] but even I can technically do it :-) [15:21] balloons, I will [15:21] talked myself into it [15:21] lol [15:22] it's done [15:22] thx for looking it over [15:22] now to sync it all back to the tracker [15:22] balloons, LOL [15:42] Im back [15:42] sorry balloons I can read your message [15:42] *cant [15:46] SergioMeneses, ignore it anyway:P [15:46] smartboyhw, :O [15:47] good morning all [15:49] cprofitt, morning! [15:50] how is your day going SergioMeneses ? [15:50] it is fine :) [15:50] I have to send UF email to ubuntu-testing mailing list [15:51] SergioMeneses, 1. it is ubuntu-quality [15:51] 2. what is it about? [15:51] smartboyhw, you're right [15:51] cprofitt, is it possible to join in the effort of Ubuntu Friendly without participating in meetings? It doesn't fit my time [15:54] smartboyhw: yes it is possible [15:54] we are rotating meeting times though [15:55] cprofitt, and both doesn't fit [15:55] to give GMT-5 folks and GMT folks good times [15:55] I would think you could still participate - just make comments on the meeting minutes via the mailing list [15:56] K [15:57] email sent cprofitt smartboyhw [15:57] SergioMeneses, k [15:58] SergioMeneses, UFT is great [15:58] better than UF [15:59] I think if we have several choices is better [16:09] SergioMeneses: I like UFT [16:09] SergioMeneses: the icons are more ubuntuish, less "taken from stock icons website" :P [16:10] roadmr, :) [16:15] Could someone please confirm a bug for me please? With Ubuntu 12.10 on a 64-bit machine, download the latest built of autopilot and run "autopilot vis -v". [16:16] fully_human, let me check [16:16] SergioMeneses: Thank you. :-) [16:17] fully_human, are you using the daily iso? [16:17] You mean the daily ISO of Ubuntu? No. [16:17] lol you're using 12.10 xD [16:18] fully_human, what is the bug? [16:20] !bug 1122446 [16:20] bug 1122446 in Autopilot "VIS XML Tree Loop" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1122446 [16:20] I'm trying to fix it myself. :) [16:20] fully_human, ohh.. I think thomi was saying he was on that?> [16:20] ping alesage [16:21] ohh.. he's not in the channel [16:21] Darn... [16:21] fully_human, that said, your running from the ppa yes? [16:21] let me see if it still affects me in raring [16:21] balloons: Yes. I've combined my ppa and thomi's ppa. [16:22] I also have thomi's ppa. [16:22] fully_human, it does work for me on raring atm [16:22] Hm...okay, I'll try it in Raring. I suppose I shouldn't worry if it doesn't work in Quantal? [16:23] well, it's still an issue obviously :-) [16:23] but i'm glad it's working on raring [16:23] maybe you can comment about it works on raring [16:24] SergioMeneses, https://bugs.launchpad.net/autopilot/+bug/1121659 [16:24] Launchpad bug 1121659 in Autopilot "Autopilot vis floods DBus interface" [High,Fix committed] [16:24] * SergioMeneses is installing autopilot on 12.10 [16:24] in general, it's been best to be on raring for autopilot stuff.. folks like dkessel and others just use a vm of raring [16:24] if needed [16:25] perfect [16:26] so is autopilot installed by default on raring (daily)? I tried to do an autopilot test but could not find the binary for it. [16:26] the tests (for unity, heh) are installed by default [16:26] I don't believe ap is installed [16:26] ok so an apt-get is needed, got it. [16:27] yea.. apt-get install python-autopilot [16:27] don't need a ppa for raring anymore actually.. as thomi and crew have everythng dropping in raring on a regular basis [16:27] I've still got it installed, but ;-) Things are still moving along nicely [16:37] balloons: Yeah, I was wondering if bugg 1121659 was related. [16:37] *bug [16:37] well, that was all I experienced [16:38] * vibhav wonders if a autopkgtest for autopkgtest is possible [16:38] vibhav, :-) [16:39] we need tests for the testing tools! [16:39] pitti,^^ are there such things for autopkg? [16:39] It should be possible. [16:39] The only thing we need is for apport to have a bug in it. :-) [16:40] I heard you like autopkgtest, so we created an autopkgtest for autopkgtest so you can test while you test [16:44] vibhav: Ha ha ha ha. === xnox is now known as foxtrot === foxtrot is now known as xnox [16:47] there he is [16:47] alesage, fully_human fire away.. fully_human found another issue with autopilot vis on quantal [16:47] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1122446 [16:47] Launchpad bug 1122446 in Autopilot "VIS XML Tree Loop" [Undecided,New] [16:48] hi, sorry flaky internets balloons :/ [16:49] * alesage clicks [16:51] fully_human: :) [16:56] balloons, fwiw not able to reproduce that autopilot vis bug here, log looks interesting though [16:56] * SergioMeneses is back [16:56] ahh.. really odd [16:56] fully_human, what version of autopilot you running? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [19:13] Question: when running through the "Post-Installation Tests in Ubuntu Desktop amd64 for Raring Daily" one of the tests is to check the clock/timezone and compare it to what I set it to during install. They differ, however I am unsure what package the time/clock settings are under, to properly file a bug. Any thoughts/ [19:13] ssbob, ohh they differ [19:13] nice! [19:14] yeah I set it to Dallas, TX (Central) and when I open it up after install, I see Los Angeles (Pacific) ... slightly different :) [19:15] well, ssbob I sure xnox will love us for it.. but I think I might start with ubiquity on this one [19:16] that was my first guess, but wanted to hit up the experts first. [19:16] ssbob: is it the same timezone or different? (e.g. is the time in Dallas same as in LA?) [19:16] I figure because Dallas, TX is not a pre-defined element in the list like Chicago, Los Angeles, etc. [19:17] nope, Dallas is Central, LA is Pacific [19:17] 2 hours difference [19:17] I can get GMT offsets if that helps [19:17] xnox, yes.. the 2 hour difference really confuses things [19:17] ssbob: please file the bug with seveirity high [19:17] understood [19:17] ssbob: if you can using $ ubuntu-bug ubiquity from the installed machine [19:18] ^^ yes [19:19] do you want me to send in the report, and also file a bug? [19:19] yes, file the bug report [19:19] then submit a result and reference the bug [19:19] ok [19:30] bug 1124432 posted, I do not see where I can change the severity anywhere though. [19:30] bug 1124432 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "timezone selection during install, not set properly post-install" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1124432 [19:30] bugcontrol can [19:30] xnox, you said this is severity: high? [19:30] * TheLordOfTime is at the bug [19:32] TheLordOfTime: yes high. [19:32] Hi - I'm trying to fix bug #1122446, but I can't reproduce it. I wonder if anyone in here can? [19:32] bug 1122446 in Autopilot "VIS XML Tree Loop" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1122446 [19:32] thomi, alesage couldn't etheir [19:32] fully_human was having the issue [19:32] best to leave him a bug comment on it I think [19:33] xnox, ssbob: Bug 1124432, Severity/Importance = High [19:33] done [19:33] bug 1124432 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "timezone selection during install, not set properly post-install" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1124432 [19:33] balloons: do you know what timezone he's in? [19:33] balloons: I have a branch that has extra logging added, I was hoping I could get him to run it [19:33] europe somewhere I think [19:33] balloons: oh :) [19:33] ok [19:33] not positive [19:33] will comment on the bug then :) [19:33] :-) [19:33] thanks for your help [19:33] ty! [19:41] balloons: BTW, not sure if you guys realised, but the AP docs online (http://unity.ubuntu.com/autopilot/) have been updated, so the API section now shows correctly [19:41] yes [19:41] cool [19:41] been that way for a bit.. I noticed right away :-) [19:41] * thomi goes back to work [19:41] I just noticed :) [19:41] we're trying to get it so the docs update automatically on every release [19:45] that would be sweet [19:46] hey Letozaf_ [19:46] hello balloons [19:46] howzit ? [19:46] good [19:47] ok, so I'm going to try something [19:47] balloons, what ? [19:47] gonna sync back the updates from the manual tests project to the tracker [19:47] * balloons crosses fingers [19:47] * Letozaf_ crosses fingers too [19:47] :D [19:48] * TheLordOfTime yawns randomly [19:50] looks good [19:50] balloons, where .. what.. [19:51] balloons, so, i did some digging into why the one LiveUSB failed to update/install that first time, and I uncovered something I didn't expect to see: in the process of attempting to update, the system used up all the LiveUSB's disk space for the downloads of updated software [19:51] which caused the fail/error [19:52] ohh nice~ [19:52] Letozaf_, [19:52] http://packages.qa.ubuntu.com/ [19:52] eg, http://packages.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/256/builds/37167/testcases/1415/results [19:52] looks different eh? [19:53] I see what you did there balloons, looks good. [19:53] and the nautilus case got updated [19:53] balloons, yes looks good [19:53] anyways.. syncing the rest now [19:55] k, this is the rest of them.. should close 3 bugs [19:55] balloons, is there something to sync for laptop testing? [19:55] Letozaf_, no, we redid those with SergioMenses originally in the right format [19:56] balloons, oh right! forgot it :P [19:59] sweet.. everything looks great [19:59] this is lovely [20:00] balloons, you sound happy :-D [20:00] yes.. having everything in lp and easy to contribute to is great [20:01] and the full circle has happened since the sync works both ways really nicely [20:01] balloons, great job! [20:09] balloons, I'm carrying out laptop test now, but the in the testcases you have Banshee music player instead of Rythmbox, is that ok ? [20:11] ohh? [20:11] which one? [20:11] * balloons notes he makes people fix mistakes they see in tests now [20:11] :-p [20:39] balloons, you there ? [20:43] Letozaf_, yes [20:43] balloons, I was testing on the laptop tracker and [20:43] balloons, http://laptop.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/testcases/1476/info [20:43] balloons, this testcase talks about Banshee [20:44] balloons, isn't the default music player Rythmbox ? [20:44] Letozaf_, would you like to submit a fix? [20:44] :-0 [20:45] balloons, ok [20:45] balloons, :P [20:45] phillw, can you please add a link for the logs from section 3 here? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Activities/Classroom [20:46] Letozaf_, I can fix, but I think it would be good for you to do a quick fix for it [20:46] you know how? [20:47] balloons, I suppose you use lp now, so I have to use bzr right? [20:47] Letozaf_, just like autopilot tests [20:47] yes [20:47] exactly [20:47] https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual-tests/ [20:47] bzr branch lp:ubuntu-manual-tests [20:47] balloons, ok fine [20:47] awesome.. I'll even review and push it in for you [20:48] thanks Letozaf_ ! [20:48] balloons, you're welcome ! :P [21:00] balloons, ok I proposed a merge [21:01] next time smartboyhw is on can someone tell him testdrive isn't a VM. [21:03] is ubuntu meant to go straight to a live session? [21:05] it seems there was an ubiquity crash, similar to what lubuntu had around alpha 1 time [21:06] hi guys! [21:06] SergioMeneses, hey [21:07] Noskcaj, jeje ok [21:07] Letozaf_, \o [21:07]