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smartboyhwHello is the Ubuntu membership board meeting holding now?12:00
Destinesmartboyhw, waiting for members to show up.12:01
danialbehzadismartboyhw: yes12:01
cyphermoxhowdy12:01
smartboyhwDestine, yay:)12:01
Tm_Tsmartboyhw: who are you? (;12:04
smartboyhwTm_T, what do you *mean*? I am Howard Chan;P12:04
Tm_TI'm only kidding, smartboyhw (:12:05
Pendulumamachu: are you here?12:09
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* smartboyhw is waiting while reading a book:P12:12
smartboyhw?12:17
Pendulumsmartboyhw, dosaboy, danialbehzadi and anyone else here for the membership board meeting: Unfortunately we have not been able to reach quarum when it comes to board members. As of right now we have to cancel the meeting. I'm very sorry. Please come back next month. If you don't want to wait that long, the 22:00 Membership Board meets on the first Thursday of every month.12:17
smartboyhwPendulum, what the.....12:17
Pendulumand we just had someone else show up so now we have quarum12:17
Destinesmartboyhw, we can go on now. :)12:17
Pendulumso we can hold the meeting :)12:17
smartboyhwPendulum, LOL12:17
dosaboy:)12:17
Pendulumsmartboyhw: it always works this way ;)12:17
smartboyhwPendulum, more LOL12:17
jrgiffordoh man. :(12:17
smartboyhwjrgifford, no it is happening now:P12:18
jrgiffordoh yay.12:18
* jrgifford gets out of the way, carry on!12:18
danialbehzadi:))12:18
Pendulum!startmeeting12:20
smartboyhwPendulum, that is starting with #12:21
smartboyhwNot !12:21
Pendulum#startmeeting12:21
meetingologyMeeting started Wed Feb 20 12:21:44 2013 UTC.  The chair is Pendulum. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology.12:21
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Pendulumsorry, it's early here :)12:21
danialbehzadismartboyhw: ! is for commanding the bots in irc12:21
smartboyhwdanialbehzadi, but # is for the meetinglogy bot to work:)12:22
PendulumWelcome to the Meeting of the 12:00 UTC Membership Board Meeting.12:22
smartboyhw:)12:22
Pendulum#voters micahg Destine Pendulum cyphermox12:22
meetingologyCurrent voters: Destine Pendulum cyphermox micahg12:22
PendulumWhen we get to your turn as applicant please give us a short introduction to yourself including links to your wiki and launchpage pages.12:23
smartboyhwok12:23
PendulumWhen voting only board members may vote.12:23
Pendulumso now let's finally get started :)12:24
Pendulum#topic smartboyhw's application for membership12:24
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jrgiffordYAY smartboyhw!12:24
Pendulumsmartboyhw: please introduce yourself :)12:24
smartboyhwHello all.12:24
smartboyhwI'm smartboyhw, Real name Howard Chan12:24
smartboyhwI'm 14 from Hong Kong, China12:24
smartboyhwWiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/smartboyhw12:24
smartboyhwLaunchpad: https://launchpad.net/~smartboyhw12:24
smartboyhwI work at different fields for Ubuntu12:25
smartboyhwnamely QA and packaging12:25
smartboyhwIn Ubuntu Community QA Team I mostly do ISO testing (I am a lover for it)12:25
smartboyhwI am also a Ubuntu Testcase Admin so I also do writing testcases (I did one for Ubuntu Studio, I am currently doing one for transmission)12:26
smartboyhwI also help QA in Kubuntu and Ubuntu Studio12:26
smartboyhwI am the major QA person in Ubuntu Studio.... Also I help to write some testing docs12:26
smartboyhwI also help some development projects12:26
smartboyhwUbuntu Accomplishments is one12:26
cyphermoxsmartboyhw: what things have you packaged/ bugs have you worked on/ merges, etc.?12:27
smartboyhwcyphermox, for the package list refer to my wiki:P12:27
smartboyhwNamely (currently) calligra, rekonq, rt-tests and libktorrent12:27
smartboyhwThese are mostly Kubuntu packages since I am now an elite packager for Kubuntu12:28
smartboyhwSo that's it I think12:28
smartboyhwBeen contributing to Ubuntu for 8 months12:28
smartboyhw..12:29
zequence-sHi, I'm a Ubuntu Studio developer, and have found smartboyhw's contributions quite valuable, specifically in the QA area, where he's showing very good organizational skills12:29
RiddellI fully recommend smartboyhw as an ubuntu member, he's been keen and enthusiastic to help kubuntu for the last few weeks and is now a kubuntu ninja12:30
smartboyhwThanks zequence-s ;D12:30
smartboyhwThanks Riddell too12:30
jrgiffordI'm a Ask Ubuntu community moderator, and while he didn't mention it, he is one of our active users.12:31
jrgiffordand I highly recommend him for ubuntu membership.12:31
smartboyhwThanks jrgifford :)12:31
* apachelogger recommends elite kubuntu ninja12:33
smartboyhwThanks apachelogger12:33
smartboyhw..12:34
Tm_TI recommend smartboyhw also, have seen him being rather active on Kubuntu side (:12:35
smartboyhwThanks Tm_T12:35
PendulumOkay, ready to vote12:35
smartboyhw!12:35
Pendulum#vote smartboyhw's application for membership12:36
meetingologyPlease vote on: smartboyhw's application for membership12:36
meetingologyPublic votes can be registered by saying +1, +0 or -1 in channel, (private votes don't work yet, but when they do it will be by messaging the channel followed by +1/-1/+0 to me)12:36
Pendulum+1 good testimonials this time around :)12:36
meetingology+1 good testimonials this time around :) received from Pendulum12:36
Destine+1 Please keep up the good work! :)12:36
meetingology+1 Please keep up the good work! :) received from Destine12:36
cyphermox+112:36
meetingology+1 received from cyphermox12:36
micahg+1 good work12:37
meetingology+1 good work received from micahg12:37
codeadi+112:38
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smartboyhwcodeadi, you can't vote, only the Ubuntu membership board can:P12:38
codeadiokay12:38
Pendulum#endvote12:39
meetingologyVoting ended on: smartboyhw's application for membership12:39
meetingologyVotes for:4 Votes against:0 Abstentions:012:39
meetingologyMotion carried12:39
smartboyhwYAY!12:39
Pendulumsmartboyhw: congrats and welcome!12:39
smartboyhwThanks!12:39
smartboyhwThanks to Riddell apachelogger jrgifford codeadi zequence-s Tm_T :)12:40
Destinesmartboyhw, congrats~!12:40
apacheloggergz12:40
Pendulumdosaboy: you're Edward Hope-Morley, correct?12:40
dosaboyyes12:41
Pendulum(just double checking since it isn't the IRC nick you put on the application page)12:41
Pendulumokay, dosaboy, you're up12:41
Pendulum#topic dosaboy for Ubuntu Membership12:41
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* dosaboy definitely does not have as impressive a resume as smartboyhw12:41
Pendulumdosaboy: please introduce yourself12:41
dosaboyok so I am Ed Hope-Morley12:41
smartboyhwdosaboy, no worries:)12:41
jpdsdosaboy++12:41
dosaboybased in the UK12:41
dosaboyI've been using ubuntu for many years and I have been working on the Openstack project for the last 2 1/2 years12:42
dosaboyubuntu-based12:42
dosaboyI have recently joined a team that maintains ubunut packages for openstack12:42
dosaboyand I am now contributing12:42
dosaboyI will be working on LTS and upstream support12:43
ivoksdosaboy's work till how has been mostly testing (QA) of openstack on ubuntu, but all the work he does eventually ends up in ubuntu, so ++ from me, if that counts for anything12:43
dosaboyand that's kind of all I can say atm12:44
zul++ from me as well12:44
dosaboythanks ivoks, zul12:44
dosaboyoh and my wiki page is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdwardHope-Morley12:44
Pendulumdosaboy: why are you interested in becoming a member?12:49
dosaboyif the opportunity arises for decisions to be taken on Openstack strategy it would be nice to have a say and contribute if I can and as I understand it being a member of the project would help this.12:50
cjohnstondosaboy: I believe openstack has their own memership of sorts12:51
cjohnstondosaboy: http://www.openstack.org/foundation/ I think your referring to foundation membership12:52
dosaboyagreed but openstack's ineterests may not always be alleiged with ubuntu12:52
dosaboywhereas mine are :)12:52
Pendulumdosaboy: how long have you been contributing to Ubuntu?12:53
zulcjohnston: ubuntu memebership and openstack foundation are two different things12:53
dosaboyI only starting contributing to ubuntu last month, as I have only just joined the team12:54
cjohnstonzul: if the opportunity arises for decisions to be taken on Openstack strategy it would be nice to have a say and contribute if I can and as I understand it being a member of the project would help this." -- It seems to me that dosaboy believes that Ubuntu Membership would help him with something12:54
ivoksopenstack strategy within ubuntu12:55
cjohnstonUbuntu Membership still has nothing to do with that.12:55
micahgdosaboy: have you read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership ?12:55
dosaboyum, yes12:55
cjohnstonUbuntu Membership is awarded (or given) in recognition of sustained contributions to Ubuntu. I have never been asked as an Ubuntu Member to vote on something related to Openstack.12:56
ivokshis contribution in ubuntu is in realm of openstack... he's a server engineer12:56
micahgdosaboy: so, you feel that you've already significant and sustained contribution to Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community?12:56
cjohnstonivoks: I understnad that.12:56
ivoksfor istance, an SRU he filled few days ago12:57
cjohnstonivoks: I understand that as well.i12:57
PendulumGenerally we see "sustained" as 6 months or more of contributions12:57
dosaboymicahg: I openly admit I do/have not got the contribution history but I am ffor that forthwith. If you would prefer that I retrun once I have said contribution history that is fine by me.12:57
micahgivoks: SRU is development work which this board only treats as tangential to the application, if packaging work is the primary source of contribution, then an application to the DMB is more appropriate12:58
Pendulumdosaboy: Ubuntu membership is based on having already contributed and showing that it's been sustained over time. You do not need it to contribute to any facet of the project. Please come back when you've spent more time contributing. :)12:59
dosaboyI was under the impression that maintaining and testing packages for ubuntu would qualify me for membership :)12:59
dosaboyok sure12:59
cjohnstondosaboy: it would. After it has 1) been sustained, and 2) for that you should probably apply to the DMB12:59
dosaboyack13:00
micahgwell, if it's mainly QA, I'd say here, if it's mainly packaging, the DMB13:00
cjohnstonwhat micahg said13:00
dosaboywell it is definitely more QA than packaging13:01
dosaboye.g. testing upstream patches and backporting13:01
Pendulumjust so we can fit the last person in13:02
Pendulumdanialbehzadi: are you here?13:02
danialbehzadiPendulum: yes13:02
Pendulum#topic danialbehzadi for Ubuntu membership13:02
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Pendulumdanialbehzadi: please introduce yourself :)13:02
danialbehzadiHi13:03
danialbehzadiI am Danial Behzadi, 23 from Iran13:03
danialbehzadiA computer software engineer and a member of Ubuntu-ir loco team, forum oderator, and web team13:03
danialbehzadiMy launchpad link: https://launchpad.net/~dani.behzi13:03
danialbehzadiMy Wiki link: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/danialbehzadi13:03
danialbehzadiMy first experience in GNU/Linux was in 2003 by a debian-based distro name "Linspire"13:03
danialbehzadiBut my complete migration to free software was in 2007 by Ubuntu 7.10 gutsy13:03
danialbehzadiTrough these year I am a member of Ubuntu-ir community and Free Software Users Group of Iran and we tried so hard to make people of all kinds, familiar with software freedoom consept.13:03
danialbehzadiSo we made a lot of meetings, celebrations, seminars, free educational classes, and even TV-shows to reach that goal.13:04
danialbehzadiThen I thought about the reasons which reduces GNU/Linux grow speed in my country, and I belive the language problem is the prime reson.13:04
danialbehzadiSo, I joined to the translation and localization groups of Ubuntu (in launchpad) and Gnome (in gnome.org) and started to make free software localize for Iran.13:04
danialbehzadiYou can See the results in https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/raring/+lang/fa and http://l10n.gnome.org/languages/fa/gnome-3-6/ui/13:04
danialbehzadiand compare them to previous two years, before I manage to translate them.13:04
danialbehzadiAnd I am also the forum moderator of Ubuntu-ir as mentioned before (http://forum.ubuntu.ir/index.php?action=profile;u=3026).13:04
danialbehzadiWe manage the community in Iran and comparing to other local teams in various locations, I think that is one the most active local team of Ubuntu.13:05
Pendulumdanialbehzadi: is there anyone around who could cheer for you? We like to see support by way of testimonials and/or cheering during the meeting.13:08
danialbehzadiI'm not sure, maybe dholbach? We met twice in Isfahan, Iran and Berlin, Germany.13:09
smartboyhwdanialbehzadi, that's interesting13:10
dholbachyes, I met danialbehzadi and could see in Esfahan how much he is involved in the LoCo there13:10
dholbachit was during Software Freedom Day where we met and thanks to him (and others) I also could give a talk there :)13:10
micahgdanialbehzadi: are there any Persian translation admins that can vouch for the quality of your translations?13:11
danialbehzadiI am myself a Persian transltion admin in launchpad (https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-l10n-fa)13:12
micahgdanialbehzadi: you're a member, not an admin13:12
danialbehzadiBut there is no translator present here now13:12
micahgAFAICT13:12
danialbehzadiOk. I thought this is for tranlator members (https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-l10n-fa-contributors)13:13
micahgah, is that the hierarchy of translations teams13:13
danialbehzadiyes13:14
dholbachhttps://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/155490_1714044137190_4364071_n.jpg was the best picture I could find - Danial is right in front of me :)13:15
micahgdanialbehzadi: sorry, translations is one area that I'm not so familiar with13:15
dholbachsince we met in Esfahan we got a bit out of touch, but I could see on Facebook and and Google+ that he still was very much involved in Ubuntu Iran - and that's been constantly in the last two years13:18
dholbachI hope that helps... I need to go outside now, sorry13:18
PendulumOkay, time for us to vote13:25
Pendulum#vote danialbehzadi for Ubuntu Membership13:25
meetingologyPlease vote on: danialbehzadi for Ubuntu Membership13:25
meetingologyPublic votes can be registered by saying +1, +0 or -1 in channel, (private votes don't work yet, but when they do it will be by messaging the channel followed by +1/-1/+0 to me)13:25
Pendulum+113:26
meetingology+1 received from Pendulum13:26
micahg+1 based on dholbach + awesome translation work13:27
meetingology+1 based on dholbach + awesome translation work received from micahg13:27
Destine+113:27
meetingology+1 received from Destine13:27
cyphermox+113:28
meetingology+1 received from cyphermox13:28
Pendulum#endvote13:29
meetingologyVoting ended on: danialbehzadi for Ubuntu Membership13:29
meetingologyVotes for:4 Votes against:0 Abstentions:013:29
meetingologyMotion carried13:29
smartboyhwCongrats danialbehzadi13:29
Pendulumdanialbehzadi: congrats and welcome!13:29
danialbehzadismartboyhw: Pendulum: thanks13:29
Destinedanialbehzadi, congrats!13:29
danialbehzadiDestine: thanks13:30
ivoksdanialbehzadi, smartboyhw congrats13:30
danialbehzadiivoks: thank you13:30
smartboyhwThanks ivoks13:30
PendulumThanks everyone for being patient with us!13:31
Pendulum#endmeeting13:31
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ivoksi have a question13:31
smartboyhwPendulum, micahg, cyphermox, Destine thanks13:31
ivoksi find it rude that vote for one applicant was skipped13:31
ivoksis this how it works nowdays?13:31
ivoksit wasn't like that 8 years ago...13:32
Pendulumivoks: in general if an applicant is going to be denied, we ask them to come back with feedback on what they need to do to be approved rather than vote.13:32
micahgivoks: I thought it was clear that there wasn't sustained contribution yet and that he should return when that happens13:32
ivoksof course it was clear; i just find it odd that there's the institution of voting which can always make the same rulling13:33
ivoksit's kind of rude to the applicant13:33
micahgI don't think it's rude to say someone is here prematurely13:35
ivoksi wasn't refereing to the outcome13:36
ivoksit's perfectly fine to say 'you are not good enough to be ubuntu member'13:36
ivoksbut then say it usin the ways community has come up with - voting13:37
micahgas Pendulum said, the RMB usually verbally defers rather than vote if the outcome is clear13:40
RZAFCanyone know how to get metaspoit on a ppc with lubuntu?14:14
zequence-sRZAFC, This is not really a support channel. Try #ubuntu or #lubuntu perhaps14:15
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* stgraber waves16:02
* xnox \o/16:02
* slangasek waves16:02
slangasek#startmeeting16:02
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meetingologyMeeting started Wed Feb 20 16:02:55 2013 UTC.  The chair is slangasek. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology.16:02
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slangasekthere we go16:04
slangasek[TOPIC] Lightning round16:04
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slangasek$ echo $(shuf -e barry doko stgraber jodh ev bdmurray slangasek ogra cjwatson xnox stokachu)16:04
slangasekslangasek stgraber jodh ogra cjwatson xnox doko barry bdmurray ev stokachu16:04
slangasekhmm, I don't like these dice16:04
evI love these dice16:04
* xnox *giggles*16:04
slangasek- uploaded initial packaging of systemd services to raring last week, in preparation for the desktop team's sprint this week16:06
slangasek- discussions around the UbuntuKylin flavor application at the TB16:06
ogra_oops16:06
stokachugnome relying on systemd makes me soooo happy16:07
ogra_everyone16:07
ogra_...16:07
ogra_lets switch to KDE16:07
* barry dusts off fvwm16:07
xnoxrumour has it, it will all be rewritten in QML soon =)16:07
stokachuhaha16:07
slangasek- trying to figure out how to make ovmf use persistent storage for nvram variables16:07
xnoxthat would be so awesome to have persistent nvram =)16:07
evGNOME? That thing still exists?16:08
* xnox ponders if one would be able to test mac os x weird efi using a modified ovmf.16:08
slangasek- working on bug #1130419, since bad timing of the steam client release and Ubuntu 12.04.2 makes a mess on 64-bit systems16:08
slangasek(done)16:08
ubottubug 1130419 in apt (Ubuntu Precise) "apt resolver doesn't do sensible things when satisfying a cross-dependency on a virtual package (steam, wine)" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/113041916:08
stgraberFeature work:16:09
stgraber - Upstart (BLUEPRINT: foundations-r-upstart-user-session-enhancements)16:09
stgraber  - Helped fix and prepare the upstart-shutdown branch.16:09
stgraber  - Tested some chanegs to the way we deal with the environment.16:09
stgraber  - Published updated test packages and sent call for testing yesterday.16:09
stgraber  - Discussed event prefixing, decided not to actually change anything.16:09
stgraber - Container (BLUEPRINT: servercloud-r-lxc)16:09
stgraber  - Release 0.9~alpha3.16:09
stgraber  - Updated the package in Ubuntu which brings us really close to upstream, dropping over 100 patches.16:09
stgraber  - Some more code reviews and forwarded most of our remaining delta upstream.16:09
cjwatsonslangasek: steam> oh, yes, sorry, way too many interrupts today and haven't got to that yet ...16:09
stgraber - Networking (BLUEPRINT: foundations-r-networking)16:09
stgraber  - Still waiting on test results for the infiniband support, no other progress there.16:09
stgraberOther work:16:09
stgraber - Networking16:09
stgraber  - Didn't spend as much time as I'd have wanted on ofono support in NM but made all the property querying work. Now I need to figure out some random segfaults.16:09
slangasekxnox: well, the darn thing is, ovmf has code already to read/write nvram state to disk... it's just not working, so I'm fighting with the thing to figure out where it's sending its debug output16:09
stgraber - Release16:09
stgraber  - Edubuntu 12.04.2 LTS16:09
stgraber  - Discussed plans for Ubuntu Kylin16:09
stgraberTODO:16:09
stgraber - Continue the ofono/NM work.16:09
stgraber - Try to finish any LXC feature work for this cycle (1 item left).16:09
stgraber(DONE)16:09
slangasekogra_, stokachu: bah, don't worry, it's just a set of dbus interfaces for systemd :)16:10
cjwatsonslangasek: but I see David is way ahead of me anyway16:10
slangasekcjwatson: right :-)  Can you follow up on his patch today, see if it works as advertised?16:10
* ogra_ notes down GNOME -> set of dbus interfaces for systemd16:10
cjwatsonslangasek: ok16:10
stokachui heard gnome is being included in the systemd package16:11
cjwatsonjodh is off, IIRC16:12
ogra_i heard it becomes a kernel module16:12
dokowell, they wouldn't have any issue anymore with build deps16:12
stokachulol16:12
slangasekjodh> correct16:12
ogra_right after dbus moved into the kernel16:12
cjwatsonSo ogra's turn16:12
slangasekogra_:16:12
ogra_done:16:12
ogra_* hunting installer breakage ...16:12
ogra_(thanks xnox, cjwatson and seb for helping)16:13
ogra_todo:16:13
xnoxdoko: yeah it's very hard to do the whole Gnome module inclusion thing, so they decided that systemd is the last module they will include. If anything else is added, it must be in the systemd module.16:13
ogra_* switch images to xz compression16:13
dokothat wsa short ;p16:13
ogra_* make flavour images for nx7 work16:13
dokothat wsa short ;p16:13
xnoxdoko: wait for my update.16:13
ogra_* implement publisher code for tablet and phone dailies16:13
ogra_..16:13
cjwatsonogra_: let me know if you need help with that last, since I gather it's urgent16:14
cjwatsonFinished and released 12.04.2.  (Was very little use to anyone on Friday.)16:14
cjwatsonfoundations-r-phased-updates: Solicited and responded to another round of review.16:14
cjwatsonfoundations-r-future-release-infrastructure: Made a bit more progress on rewriting cdimage in Python.  Not quite worked up the fortitude to tackle publish-release yet.16:14
cjwatsonSpent most of the rest of the week trying to make progress on rls-r-tracking-bug-tasks:16:14
cjwatson * Fixed apt-clone autopkgtest failures (bug 1112472).  Did some general maintenance on apt-clone while I was at it.16:14
ubottubug 1112472 in apt-clone (Ubuntu Raring) "dep8 test failed because test data is too old" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/111247216:14
cjwatson * Tweaked shim-signed to recommend secureboot-db (bug 1087843).16:14
ubottubug 1087843 in shim-signed (Ubuntu Quantal) "[MIR] secureboot-db" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108784316:14
cjwatson * Fixed syslinux to build with GCC 4.7 (bug 1127462).16:14
ubottubug 1127462 in syslinux (Ubuntu) "syslinux should be built using gcc-4.7 again" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/112746216:14
cjwatson * Fixed grub-installer's transfer of user boot parameters to target system to work even with live filesystems (bug 664526).16:14
ubottubug 664526 in grub-installer (Ubuntu Precise) "setting nomodeset in grub, if live session was started with nomodeset" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66452616:14
cjwatson * Fixed crash when double-clicking on partitioner controls (bug 1095684).16:14
ubottubug 1095684 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Raring) "Ubiquity crashes upon clicking 'New partition table' twice in the manual partitioning step during raring installation" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/109568416:14
ogra_cjwatson, not that urgent as i understood (for dailies that is) ... the demo image will be a simple cp on my side16:14
cjwatson * Fixed ordering of encryption password strength indications (bug 1068391).16:14
ubottubug 1068391 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Raring) "Password strength bug" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106839116:14
cjwatson * Made installer locale handling smarter to be able to cope with many mismatched language/location pairs (bug 1094872).16:14
ubottubug 1094872 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Raring) "Installation information cause letter format instead of DIN A4" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/109487216:14
cjwatsonCleared up image build failure due to libreoffice 4.0.0 packaging changes.16:14
cjwatson..16:14
cjwatsonogra_: OK16:14
cjwatsonhandy :)16:15
ogra_as i understood dailies early next week should be fine16:15
xnox* uploaded plymouth with support to ask questions (bug #509384 )16:16
xnox.16:16
xnox* uploaded mdadm merge with many changes, most importantly plymouth16:16
xnox  integration and initramfs support to assemble Intel Matrix Raid16:16
xnox  arrays (sometimes aka Intel Rapid Storage). (bug #1102499 )16:16
xnox.16:16
ubottubug 509384 in plymouth (Ubuntu) "ubuntu-logo does not implement display_question callback" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50938416:16
xnox* uploaded ntfs-3g package update (caused ABI break of testdisk, which16:16
ubottubug 1102499 in mdadm (Ubuntu) "Cannot see 'bootdegraded' question" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/110249916:16
xnox  got spotted and escalated all the way to debian ctte, now fixed in16:16
xnox  ubuntu and patch forwarded to debian). It solve a few compatibality16:16
xnox  issues with Windows8 ntfs updates.16:16
xnox.16:16
xnox* helped ogra to debug ubiquity nexus7 image (and as it turns out16:16
xnox  desktop images as well). In the end uploaded a workaround to not16:16
xnox  start whoopsie together with ubiquity-dm. The actual cause of the16:16
xnox  bug is believed to be deep in the network-manager generated bindings16:16
xnox  which Laney was diving into to fix. (Not sure what the update there16:16
xnox  is).16:16
xnox.16:16
xnox* tested unattended preseeding oem-config on the nexus7. It works \o/16:16
xnox  email send to utha-devel & ubuntu-installer. The wifi preseeding16:16
xnox  didn't work (by simply dropping network-manager config). I will try16:16
xnox  calling nmcli tool directly, and if that fails will pass this over16:16
xnox  to desktop/qa teams. Documented automatic-oem-config boot option on16:16
xnox  the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopCDOptions16:16
xnox.16:16
xnox* Implemented support to pass rebootcommand argument to the reboot16:16
xnox  syscall in the upstart's reboot utility. This allows to reboot into,16:16
xnox  e.g. fastboot mode on the nexus7. (Thus completing the unattended16:16
xnox  redeploy cycle for Nexus 7). Merge proposal on the way. I wonder if16:17
xnox  UEFI fastpath "reboot into firmware" is implemented the same16:17
xnox  way. Also interesting to know how one can query which rebootcommands16:17
xnox  are supported.16:17
xnox.16:17
xnox* bug #1080437 is essentially fixed, by using g-s-d on the images that16:17
ubottubug 1080437 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Raring) "no background during the 13.04 daily install" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108043716:17
xnox  are available. There is merge proposal to use some lxde tool for16:17
xnox  Lubuntu flavour and Xubuntu flavour is still needs to be16:17
xnox  fixed. Painting background with g-s-d is nice, since it support16:17
xnox  rotation & screen size changes out of the box (e.g. for nexus 7). At16:17
xnox  the same time noticed t16:17
xnox At16:17
xnox  the same time noticed that bug #594233 has regressed as the16:17
ubottubug 594233 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Pressing ctrl-alt-T gets you a root terminal in oem-config" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/59423316:17
xnox  configuration option moved from gconf/metacity to16:17
xnox  gsettings/g-s-d. This is now fixed. At the same time cleaned up16:17
xnox  remaining usage of gconf in ubiquity, as actually all of those keys16:17
xnox  have migrated to gsettings now.16:17
xnox.16:17
xnox* Tested the upstart session login, fixed a race with g-s-d being16:17
xnox  spawned too many times. Still other fixes to do. Chatted with laney16:17
xnox  and forwarded instructions to him, he will be looking into / helping16:17
xnox  with upstart based sessions on desktop side. And since he uses16:17
xnox  xmonad session he wants a generic way to run existing xsessions.16:17
xnox.16:17
xnox* Working from the office this week, due to ongoing desktop16:17
xnox  sprint. You can tell I'm catching on evan's verbose changelog mode.16:17
xnox.16:17
xnox* Also uploaded adb from 4.2.2 android sdk into the nexus7 installer ppa.16:17
xnox  + blog. (for those not on raring).16:18
xnox..16:18
stgraberxnox: you've been spending way too much time with ev ;)16:18
ogra_you definitely work to close to ev now !16:18
evbwahahaha16:18
ogra_*snap*16:18
dokoev's company does do you any good16:18
stokachulp:1090512 - Need help in determing what rdepends I need to be concerned with and other pitfalls that may arise16:18
stokachulp:1068399 - Needs a ack/nack on getting this into precise16:18
stokachuMost of my time has been utilized packaging Firefox and now Thunderbird ESR16:18
stokachu(done)16:18
Laney(I'm going to abuse cyphermox to help me on that)16:18
xnoxbug 1090512 bug 106839916:18
ubottubug 1090512 in Quantal Backports "Please backport sudo 1.8.6p3-0ubuntu2 (main) from raring" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/109051216:18
ubottubug 1068399 in Precise Backports "Please backport parallel 20120422-1 (universe) from raring" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106839916:18
stokachudoh sorry i thought i had it switched to the bug16:18
xnoxnp.16:19
Laneyping micahg about parallel16:19
doko- another GCC-4.8 test rebuild (Debian testing, done by lucas), submitted four GCC issues for ICEs16:19
doko- oops, they did it again ... OpenJDK-6 security builds16:19
doko- +1 maintenance work (ftbfs, -proposed migration, component mismatches, package removals). looks like I could do this for another few weeks full time16:19
doko- tracked down upstart coding issue, develper trying to outsmart the compiler16:19
doko- got rid of gcc-4.6 in main16:19
doko- chase downs submitters of incomplete MIRs16:19
doko- Linaro GCC 4.7-2013.02 release, including all cross builds16:19
doko- Linaro GCC 4.6-2013.02 release16:19
doko- binutils updates from the branch, including all cross builds16:19
stokachuLaney: ok will do16:19
doko- helped with the Canonical statement about the Python trademark issue16:19
dokodone16:19
cjwatsonooh, is that statement published?16:20
dokoI don't know16:20
barrycjwatson: it is16:20
stokachui think chinchilla would be an awesome replacement name16:20
barrycjwatson: well, um, it was sent to the psf anyway16:20
barryshort week due to usa holiday.  bug 1097922.  friends package debugging.  u1 client oauth debugging (upstream issue 120)y.  click packages.  tablet py3 work.16:20
ubottubug 1097922 in newt (Ubuntu Raring) "byobu-config crashed with ImportError in /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/snack.py: /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/_snack.so: undefined symbol: _Py_RefTotal" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/109792216:20
barryfoundations-r-python3-oauth: done16:20
xnoxbarry: public URL or it didn't happen =)16:20
cjwatsongotcha, thanks, just noosey16:20
cjwatson*nosey16:20
barryfoundations-r-python-versions: done (though porting work may be ongoing)16:20
barryfoundations-r-python33: done16:20
barry..16:20
barry(good question as to whether the psf will publish them)16:21
stokachuah i went out of turn, sorry everyone16:21
xnoxstokachu: chin3 and chin2.7 don't sound like awesome shebang lines.16:21
bdmurrayirc discussion with evan regarding the custom comparator for package versions and rolling it out16:21
bdmurrayworked on migration of bucketversion column family to one that uses the custom comparator16:21
bdmurraypushed errors branch allowing one to use a first_appearence url parameter to the API16:21
bdmurraysubmitted rt regarding updating errors to r27016:21
bdmurraybuilt and tested dpkgversiontype comparator on canonistack16:21
bdmurrayreviewed and tested evan's bucket page reworking16:21
bdmurraymodified bug bot to comment on sru bugs still needing verification16:21
bdmurraywrote a tool to query the errors api regarding versions of packages from -proposed for errors16:21
bdmurraymodified errors regression checker to use date published and today as from and to dates16:21
bdmurraysubscribed desktop-packages and dx-packages to packages which they should be subscribed to16:21
bdmurrayreassignment of linaro packages in package to team mapping16:22
bdmurrayreview of server team package to team mapping discrepancies16:22
bdmurrayupdated meta release files for the 12.04.2 point release16:22
bdmurrayresolved an issue with cd_error being unset in the ubiquity source package hook16:22
bdmurrayworked on an upstart job to replace CD with packages functionality from update-notifier16:22
bdmurrayresearch into bug 112433016:22
ubottubug 1124330 in whoopsie (Ubuntu) "[raring] Latest whoopsie 0.2.13 slows down boot process by 29 seconds!" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/112433016:22
bdmurrayregarding work items I'm working on the following:16:22
* xnox ponders if it's the same network-manager bug....16:22
bdmurraycreate and update a BucketSystems column family to keep track of unique systems in a bucket: INPROGRESS16:22
bdmurrayImport developer to package and developer to team mappings and filter the default view on errors.ubuntu.com to problems the developer and their team are responsible for: INPROGRESS16:22
bdmurray and finished16:23
bdmurrayauto comment on bugs needing verification (indicate that it needs to happen in the next 15 days) at some interval (3 months)16:23
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bdmurray⌁ done16:23
ev- Slower week. Sick for much of it, but feeling infinitely better now.16:23
ev- Rebuilt the errors.ubuntu.com bucket page to match the design:16:23
ev  https://errors.ubuntu.com/bucket/?id=%2Fusr%2Fbin%2Flsb_release%3AIOError%3A%3Cmodule%3E%3Amain%3Acheck_modules_installed%3Agetoutput%3Agetstatusoutput16:23
ev  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ErrorTracker#Bucket_page16:23
ev  - The instances are now presented in an infinitely-scrolling table (sorting16:23
ev    by time coming soon). This was made possible by a rebuild of the Buckets CF16:23
ev    using a TimeUUID comparator. I have a ticket in process to drop the old CF.16:23
ev  - The graph is now based on average instances per calendar day (weighted16:23
ev    against the systems) rather than a raw instance count, and provides16:23
ev    individual lines for each release (the key is coming back soon).16:23
ev  - The package versions with this problem table will provide a16:23
ev    version-by-version breakdown of the problem in each Ubuntu version, but16:23
ev    right now it just displays the total count. This is waiting for the new16:23
ev    BucketVersions CF that uses a composite of my DpkgVersionType comparator16:23
ev    and a UTF8 string for the Ubuntu release.16:23
ev- Wrote a script to rebuild the BucketVersions CF using different comparators16:23
ev  and used it to find out that there are a lot of binary crashes that we're not16:24
ev  retracing. This is because while we clear the Rabbit queues when they get too16:24
ev  big, we don't also clear the index in Cassandra for this. So while we remove16:24
ev  the core files we have to hand, we never ask users for a replacement. I'm16:24
ev  going to work with IS to get the process changed to account for this.16:24
ev  The rebuild script is running in a debugging mode on one of the retracer16:24
ev  machines for now, collecting some more background information. As soon as I16:24
ev  finish getting the new Cassandra version (1.2.1) ready for production, the16:24
ev  new column family set up in oops-repository, and everything deployed, I'll16:24
ev  ask webops to switch it over to write mode.16:24
ev- Investigation work around Cassandra 1.2.1. They've finally built an ACL in16:24
ev  the core distribution again, but it's not complete in the released version.16:24
ev  We can continue using SimpleAuthenticator (text files) for now and switch16:24
slangasekstokachu: sudo reverse-depends> I'm not all that familiar with the backports process, but it seems to me like the point is there to test *all* of them to spot any issues?  If the question is which revdeps are likely to break, I think the answer is "none"16:24
ev  over to the Cassandra keyspace backed authentication backend when 1.2.2/3 is16:24
ev  out.16:24
ev- Bundling Cassandra 1.2.1 with simple authentication and my DpkgVersionType16:24
ev  comparator. Testing on Canonistack.16:24
ev- Code review for Brian.16:24
ev- Discussion with Bryce about Xorg needs around the error tracker. They'd like16:24
ev  to retain some core files as they need to see locals in the backtrace output.16:24
ev  We agreed to build a small fixed size queue of Xorg core dumps.16:24
ev  They also want to be able to sort by the Last seen field in the most common16:24
ev  problems table, ellipsize on the First/Last seen fields instead of the16:24
ev  signature column, and search by packageset.16:24
ev(done)16:24
dokothat was short16:24
stgraberev: you loose, xnox's was longer ;)16:24
stgraberev: but you were sick, I guess that's a valid excuse16:25
slangasekbdmurray, ev: is that custom comparator going to be released, btw?  Seems like the sort of thing that would find occasional reuse elsewhere16:25
stokachuslangasek: yea i was afraid i'd have to test them all16:25
evslangasek: https://github.com/evandandrea/cassandra-dpkgversiontype16:25
slangasekstokachu: or alternately, none ;)  But that's a question of the backports process16:25
slangasekev: yay - you should send an RFP to Debian, see if someone on the java team wants to maintain a package for it16:27
slangasekany other questions re: statuses?16:28
evslangasek: tricky - cassandra moves quicker than Debian's glacial pace and thus the packages live in the Apache debian repository16:29
evso if it were packaged, the dependencies wouldn't be solvable in Debian16:29
slangasekah, it has cassandra-specific deps?16:29
slangasekmaybe less interesting then, indeed16:29
evit's built against the Cassandra API, yeah16:29
slangasekright, I assumed it was something generalizable that cassandra would call out to16:30
slangasek[TOPIC] Bugs16:30
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slangasekbdmurray: what's new with six legs and wings?16:30
bdmurraywell there is the previously mentioned bug 112433016:30
ubottubug 1124330 in whoopsie (Ubuntu) "[raring] Latest whoopsie 0.2.13 slows down boot process by 29 seconds!" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/112433016:30
slangasekhas anyone else seen that bug?16:31
slangasekI rebooted yesterday, saw nothing of the sort16:31
evgiven that it's installed on everyone's system and the delta from 0.2.9 to 0.2.13 didn't touch anything upstart related, I call shenanigans16:31
* barry neither16:31
bdmurrayI've not seen it16:31
evinstalled on everyone's system> I'd have quite a few people beating down my door16:32
slangasekso probably unrelated to the whoopsie update16:32
slangasekthough it may still be triggered by whoopsie in some fashion16:32
evnothing depends on it16:33
xnoxwell from 0.2.9 -> 0.2.13 we have a switch from direct dbus to nm-bindings-to-dbus and that broke nexus7 and desktop images when no desktop-session is running.16:34
xnoxso if someone happens to boot into something like ubiquity-dm.....16:34
evyeah, that was strange16:34
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slangasekso, on the boot charts it looks like things go to sleep exactly at the point of NM activity16:36
xnoxand whoopsie can start before network-manager (as there is no start on as far as I can see)16:37
xnoxthus doing dbus activation of network-manager?!16:37
evhm, I would say it should start on network-manager, but it doesn't explicitly need it16:38
slangasekI don't see ubiquity in the chart, fwiw; though there is 'preload', which points to this user tinkering to try to speed up their system16:38
evif it cannot talk to NM, it's supposed to carry on like it has an active internet connection16:38
xnoxand you are using async NM calls? cause otherwise it will block on getting the dbus proxy for NM objects.16:39
evI guess there's no way to express, "ideally wait for network-manager, but if it doesn't show up, still start whoopsie"16:39
* xnox should poke that code.16:39
slangasekev: but if the way it checks for NM is over dbus, and this auto-launches NM, that could be a problem16:39
evor is that effectively dbus service activation16:39
slangasek(maybe)16:39
xnoxev: well we can start on started network-manager or (something that is much later but present on all systems)16:40
slangasekthe only dbus-activated service I see in NM is /usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/org.freedesktop.nm_dispatcher.service16:40
evxnox: is it safe to assume everyone has NM?16:40
slangasekno16:40
xnoxno.16:40
evxnox: there are no async libnm calls16:40
evat least not for what we need: http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/developers/libnm-glib/09/NMClient.html16:41
slangasek(not if you want whoopsie to work on servers in any capacity)16:41
evyeah, and I do16:41
slangasekdelayed whoopsie startup can be done as 'start on stopped rc RUNLEVEL=[2345]'16:41
slangasekthough that's not /guaranteed/ to take longer than starting up NM itself16:41
xnoxev: that is no much different from the udisks2 bindings.16:41
xnoxs/no/so/16:42
slangasekhowever, as mentioned the only dbus-activated NM serice is the dispatcher16:42
slangasekwhich I don't think whoopsie would be using?16:42
evnope16:42
slangasekok16:42
slangasekwho can follow up on this bug?  xnox?16:42
evhttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~daisy-pluckers/whoopsie/trunk/view/head:/src/connectivity.c is pretty simple16:43
xnoxslangasek: ok. i'll poke it a bit more.16:43
xnoxunless ev is in love with network-manager? =)16:43
slangasekxnox: thanks16:43
slangasekbdmurray: other bugs?16:43
evxnox: stab stab16:43
evthanks :)16:43
bdmurraythe oem team pinged me about bug 109757016:43
ubottubug 1097570 in grub2 (Ubuntu) "grub2-signed can not find the right device when there are two filesystems containing the file '.disk/info'." [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/109757016:43
* xnox .o0( How to tell apart identical twins?! )16:44
bdmurraycjwatson: you'd said at one point in time that wouldn't make 12.04.2 because it was rather hard16:44
cjwatsonIndeed16:44
cjwatsonMy best idea is to put a UUID in that file and match on that instead16:44
cjwatsonOr something similar16:44
cjwatsonBut I haven't yet checked whether that's feasible16:44
cjwatson(Probably a different file, actually)16:45
cjwatsonbdmurray: I can take assignee on that - probably more sensible since I wrote the code16:45
cjwatsonAnd I'll put it on rls-r-tracking so I remember16:45
bdmurraycjwatson: okay, sounds good16:46
bdmurrayand they also mentioned bug 96722916:46
ubottubug 967229 in plymouth (Ubuntu) "Text mode shown briefly with various "cryptic" texts when logging out or shutting down" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/96722916:46
cjwatsonHeh, now *that's* a long-running problem16:46
cjwatson(Sorry, that's my only useful input)16:46
slangasekI saw an update on that one from jmleddy yesterday16:47
bdmurrayright16:47
slangasekthe printf/clear seems to be what we discussed with apw several udses ago but never implemented16:48
slangasekfor the record, there's no way to prevent this from going into text mode briefly on shutdown - it's not an upstart ordering bug16:48
slangasekthe architecture just doesn't allow for it to be done sanely - the X server won't leave the VT in graphics mode16:49
slangasek(and probably shouldn't, for purposes of maintainability/debuggability)16:49
slangasekso we do need to clear the text16:49
slangasekbdmurray: IIRC we said we wanted to clear the text there on VT7 after starting lightdm?16:50
slangasekin which case putting this in the lightdm job might be most sensible16:51
mdeslaurthat doesn't work16:51
cjwatsonmm, I would recommend clearing it just before exiting X as well - it's not uncommon for stuff to be left on vt7 later on16:51
bdmurrayslangasek: yes, that sounds right16:51
slangasekmdeslaur: why not?16:51
cjwatsonshouldn't hurt to do both16:51
slangasekcjwatson: I think at the time, we argued that anything writing to VT7 *while* lightdm is running is itself buggy and we should know about it and fix it at the source16:51
mdeslauryou can clear the screen when you shutdown lightdm, but the processes that get shutdown in parallel by upstart still print junk before plymouth comes up16:51
cjwatsonI'm not sure I buy that argument - writing to the console under X isn't intrinsically buggy16:52
slangasekcjwatson: the argument is that they shouldn't be outputting to the console16:52
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slangasekthey should be outputting somewhere more useful16:52
cjwatsonMaybe16:53
slangasekmdeslaur: likewise, jobs shutting down in parallel to lightdm shouldn't be writing anything here; the output should be sent somewhere more appropriate (possibly plymouth, possibly upstart log)16:53
cjwatsonHowever, if I boot without quiet (or even without splash), I still don't want startup junk on my screen when I shut down16:53
cjwatsonsending to plymouth is hard when plymouthd hasn't restarted yet :)16:54
slangasekyeah16:54
mdeslaurslangasek: yes, that makes sense16:54
cjwatsonand sending to the upstart log requires knowing what you're doing in advance16:54
slangasekbut we could make sure plymouthd starts sooner on shutdown, while leaving the splash deferred until lightdm shuts down16:54
cjwatsonI think we have to do that, yes16:54
slangasekanyway, I think having the lightdm job clear the VT on startup is per-se correct16:55
cjwatsonsimilar to the startup architecture16:55
slangasekso we should probably do that as a first step that covers the 90% case, I think?16:55
slangasekbdmurray: are you happy moving ahead with that part of it?16:57
bdmurrayslangasek: sure16:58
slangasekok, thanks16:58
slangasekany other bugs?16:58
bdmurraybug 1126107 - I haven't had a chance to test it yet though16:59
ubottubug 1126107 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Ubiquity does not start during raring desktop installations using libvirt and KVM " [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/112610716:59
xnoxit should work now that whoopsie got a work around.17:00
slangasek-> fix released then?17:00
xnoxwait, this is different.17:00
xnoxbut needs a retest before proceeding with images from 18th or better.17:00
cjwatsonwe didn't get a daily build this morning due to libreoffice-related breakage, but I'm respinning for that at the moment17:01
cjwatsonhowever the last daily build booted fine17:01
cjwatson(just tested)17:01
xnoxI'll test more, for my current merge-proposal in a moment. And I'll mark it incomplete if I cannot reproduce this any more.17:02
cjwatsonI'm just leaving a comment too17:02
slangasekok, seems like that bug's in hand then17:02
slangasekbdmurray: next? :)17:02
bdmurraybug 1127867 regarding precise17:02
ubottubug 1127867 in mdadm (Ubuntu Precise) "/etc/udev/rules.d/65-mdadm.vol_id.rules uses non-existent 'vol_id'" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/112786717:02
xnoxmine. Thanks for pointing out, didn't see it.17:03
slangasekis that a file generated in the current (precise) package, or an upgrade leftover?17:04
slangasekanyway, left to xnox (who is very popular today with the bugs)17:04
xnoxit's a regression between -release & -updates (where we switched to upstream udev rules)17:04
slangasekok17:04
xnoxas far as I can tell by quickly scanning.17:04
slangasekbdmurray: any more?17:05
bdmurrayslangasek: nope, that's it!17:05
slangasekgreat17:05
slangasek[TOPIC] AOB17:05
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slangasekanything else?17:05
slangasek#endmeeting17:07
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slangasekthanks, all!17:07
barrythanks!17:07
stgraberthanks!17:07
evthanks!17:07
evugh, I think something is very wrong in Cassandra 1.2.1's authentication code17:07
xnoxcheers17:07
xnoxev: i remeber subtle multi-node bugs where authentication details didn't propagate between uwsgi workers and it was fun to refresh and hit random accounts data in that webapp depedning on which worker served the reply.17:08
evxnox: heh, and this was with Cassandra or some other layer?17:09
xnoxhopefully cassandra eventually authenticates =)17:09
evyuk yuk yuk!17:09
xnox(no cassandra anywhere near, python & openerp)17:09
ogra_thanks ! (belated)17:12
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