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RAOFIt's my morning for SRU queue processing. Get your pings in now if there's something particularly urgent!00:52
xnoxRAOF: remove usb-creator from precise-proposed =)01:07
RAOFxnox: It's not _in_ precise-proposed, as far as I can tell?01:07
RAOFOh, sorry. There it is.01:08
RAOFxnox: Fair call!01:09
xnoxRAOF: lvm2 accepts from unapproved would be nice in quantal/precise. There are $people wanting it. And if you have any questions about gcc or python uploads and feel like hovering over reject, feel free to ping me to find / add any additional info.01:09
RAOFxnox: Python uploads to precise? I *was* just about to ping doko for clarification - he's uploaded two pythons with different fixes :)01:10
xnoxRAOF: you know why? the first one probably wasn't accepted quick enough, he made a new one, but didn't base it on top of unapproved queue, which is hard to miss.01:14
xnoxi was almost in the same spot with lvm2.01:14
RAOFI think you mean "easy to miss", but yeah, that seems right.01:15
xnoxyes.01:15
xnoxRAOF: and i bet he will be pissed off about rebasing them =)01:16
* xnox should find time to rebase them.01:16
xnoxRAOF: i think it's fair play to accept one of them (most urgent or oldest first or whatever) and then ask to reupload/rebase the other one ;-)01:17
RAOFBah. lvm2 in quantal's confused launchpad.01:25
RAOFxnox: Enjoy your new lvm2 riches.01:30
xnoxRAOF: Dell Poweredge and FusionIO customers should be enjoying this =) i wish i had such hardware ;-)01:32
xnoxRAOF: thanks a lot =)01:55
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pittiGood morning06:03
RAOFGood morning!06:04
pittihey RAOF06:13
jibelgood morning08:01
didrockssalut jibel08:03
jibelbonjour didrocks08:03
jpdsAnyone know which package the "Privacy" part of System Settings is in?08:33
didrocksjpds: activity-log-manager08:37
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seb128hey desktopers08:53
didrockssalut seb128!08:54
Laneymorning09:07
pittihey Laney09:09
Laneyhowdy pitti, how goes?09:10
* Laney got snowed on quite a lot this morning09:10
pittiLaney: it finally stopped here at last \o/09:11
pittiI see some birds hopping between our many crocuses in the garden09:11
Laneyjust in time for spring :P09:12
pittiabout time!09:12
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* Laney opens debian-vote, sees the number of unread emails, screams and closes it again09:18
seb128chrisccoulson, http://ubuntuone.com/6AoJnKb3h5LXMHDnVBlbWJ10:04
seb128chrisccoulson, just got a corruption, not sure that's still the intel issue though10:05
seb128chrisccoulson, hey btw ;-)10:05
chrisccoulsonseb128 :(10:16
chrisccoulsondoes it go away with sna disabled like before?10:16
seb128chrisccoulson, well, I got that for the first time, it's hard to say when you get a bug once every second day10:23
seb128just got this one by dnd the tab in firefox10:23
Sweetsha1kseb128, pitti: ping?11:18
Sweetsha1kI need some packager advice, for choosing between two evils ;)11:18
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* pitti waves11:19
seb128Sweetshark, hey11:19
seb128pitti, I've been told you made progress on the langpacks update btw, thanks!11:20
Sweetsharkpitti, seb128: so as stated in http://skyfromme.wordpress.com/2013/03/19/autopkgtests-for-adults/ I need the build-deps for the autopkgtests to run ./configure correctly but because of debian bug 693540, I cant reuse our autogenerated ones. Im currently doublebookkeeping them, which is bad.11:22
ubot2Debian bug 693540 in autopkgtest "autopkgtest: doesn't support versioned dependencies" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/69354011:22
pittiyou could perhaps use some seddery?11:23
pittior, if you are feeling _really_ adventurous, try to fix the bug in autopkgtest11:23
pittibut beware, looking at the code will make your eyes pop out11:23
pittiit's the inimitable style of Ian Jackson's "I hate python, write perl which happens to compile as python using C64 basic identifiers"11:24
Sweetsharkpitti, seb128: so my idea was: since I have a package with the autopkgtest tools (called libreoffice-subsequenttestbase), I could just sed in the build-deps to that package too, which should support the full apt-syntax. And the debian/tests/control would just depend on that (as it does now) ...11:25
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pittiSweetshark: that sounds fine, too11:25
seb128that works for me as well11:26
Sweetsharkpitti, seb128: k, will go for that then.11:26
seb128cool11:26
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Sweetsharkpitti: btw is that (creating a package containing helpers for an autopkgtest) done anywhere else?11:58
pittiSweetshark: the mysql-5.5 source package builds a mysql-testsuite-5.5 binary11:59
pittibut not exclusively for autopkgtest11:59
Sweetsharkpitti: what are the other clients? manual sanity checks of an install? or some other automated test?12:00
pittiSweetshark: manual mostly, I guess12:01
pittibut we haven't really used it before12:01
Sweetsharkpitti: right. same for libreoffice. (well, and the tests are run during the build already).12:01
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Sweetsharkpitti, seb128: hmm, that doesnt work as build-deps has arch-specific deps and the package is arch all13:24
* Sweetshark raises angry-old-man-fist at dpkg -- '... but I know what I am doing'.13:25
pittiSweetshark: is that package very big? i. e. does it cost a lot of extra mirror space to make it arch:any?13:26
Sweetsharkpitti: its not very big (~3MB?) -- but as it contains jar-files, Im not sure they are build in build-indep (thus the buildd on non-i386 would fail ...)13:28
Sweetsharkpitti: s/build-indep/build-arch/ that is ...13:29
SweetsharkI could just sed out the arch-specific deps. There is a minor risk with that, but it should be alright13:32
bdrungSweetshark: shouldn't you depend on more libreoffice-* packages in autopkgtest?13:35
Sweetsharkbdrung: nope, doing it transitively via libreoffice-subsequentcheckbase13:36
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mterrydidrocks, when do you think the MIRs for that scope stuff will hit?  (also, how busy are you?)14:18
seb128kenvandine, hey, could you update account-plugins and webapps? the new unity-asset-pool breaks the current version and is stucked in proposed until we update those14:21
seb128e.g since http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity-asset-pool/trunk/revision/6714:21
kenvandineseb128, yes i can!14:21
kenvandinewe have them queued up14:21
kenvandinei just didn't want to upload until the dailies ran14:22
kenvandineseb128, circle of friends MIR bug 115773214:22
ubot2Launchpad bug 1157732 in unity-lens-friends (Ubuntu) "[MIR] circle of friends" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115773214:22
seb128kenvandine, thanks14:23
seb128cyphermox, hey, we fixed unity test, the autopilot revert was buggy, upstream didn't revert the binary name, only the .desktop one, so half the change was buggy14:27
seb128cyphermox, can you look at why the qa stack is not landing? seems and an issue with autopilot-qt14:27
kenvandineseb128, done14:29
seb128kenvandine, \o/14:29
seb128thanks14:29
rickspencer3hey seb128 ... what's the word on the street about 100 scopes?14:33
rickspencer3seems to be landing ok from here14:33
rickspencer3I've been running the PPA all week, seems to working fine14:34
seb128rickspencer3, hey14:34
qenghotkamppeter: I have a question.  Should "cups" and "cups-daemon" both provide a logrotate.d script that try to rotate  /var/log/cups/*log  ?  logrotate cron complains to me every day.14:34
seb128rickspencer3, didrocks is doing the work/tracking, from what I've seen it's coming along but it's a bit bumpy, there are still some bugs and missing bits14:35
seb128but it's getting there14:35
rickspencer3ack14:35
rickspencer3thanks seb12814:35
seb128yw ;-)14:35
rickspencer3personally, I find the new scopes to be an improvement14:35
rickspencer3it was good in 12.10, but it seems even better in 13.0414:36
seb128they will be I'm sure, it's still a bit early to say that14:36
seb128for me the dash flicker a lot when I type14:36
seb128it seems to keep re-arranging items14:36
seb128it misses some content that was there before as well (photos, online videos, etc)14:37
seb128but those are issues being worked14:37
seb128so getting there ;-)14:37
cyphermoxseb128: so is the revert fixed now?14:41
seb128cyphermox, yeah, the issue is autopilot-qt14:42
seb128for that stack to land14:42
cyphermoxyeah I know14:42
cyphermoxbut I also have no clue what to do with this14:43
cyphermoxhttp://10.97.0.1:8080/view/cu2d/view/Head/view/QA/job/cu2d-qa-head-1.1prepare-autopilot-qt/2/console14:43
cyphermoxo test report files were found. Configuration error?14:43
cyphermoxBuild step 'Publish JUnit test result report' changed build result to FAILURE14:43
seb128cyphermox, the error is in http://10.97.0.1:8080/view/cu2d/view/Head/view/QA/job/cu2d-qa-head-1.1prepare-autopilot-qt/1/console14:43
seb128cyphermox, 2 was a run for "autopilot" alone14:43
cyphermoxok14:43
cyphermoxugh14:43
cyphermoxwhat a mess14:44
kenvandineseb128, account-plugins is in NEW, i forgot there was a generic-oauth provider added14:44
seb128kenvandine, will check14:44
seb128kenvandine, can you look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1157747 ... missing replace?14:46
ubot2Launchpad bug 1157747 in unity-asset-pool "package unity-asset-pool 0.8.24daily12.12.05-0ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/facebook.png', which is also in package account-plugin-facebook 0.10bzr13.02.27-0ubuntu1" [Undecided,Confirmed]14:46
kenvandinehummm... robru tested that upgrade14:47
kenvandineoh... they had a replace for account-plugin-icons14:47
mterryrobru, poke about a deja-dup merge from last week14:47
kenvandinei guess it needs to conflict with the older versions of account-plugin-*14:47
cyphermoxseb128: I'll have a merge request to review in a second14:47
seb128cyphermox, thanks14:48
kenvandineseb128, i'll prepare a branch for unity-asset-pool14:48
seb128kenvandine, thanks, maybe upload directly to distro (or do a manual stack landing run)14:48
seb128we want that fixed before it moves to raring14:48
seb128kenvandine, I will keep the new binary in NEW meanwhile to delay the transition14:48
cyphermoxseb128: if you want to review: https://code.launchpad.net/~mathieu-tl/autopilot-qt/rename-source/+merge/15438914:49
kenvandineseb128, so it current replaces and breaks the older account-plugin-icons14:49
kenvandinebut it doesn't really replace the older account-plugin-facebook14:49
kenvandineso just add a breaks for those right?14:49
seb128kenvandine, replaces/breaks yes, like it was done for -icons14:52
kenvandinebut it doesn't complete replace the others14:52
kenvandinejust 1 file14:52
didrocksmterry: I think Friday will have a first version reviewable14:53
didrocksmterry: but not complete yet14:53
Sweetsharkproudly presenting the regexp from hell: perl -pi -e "s#%BUILD_DEPS_ARCH_ALL%#$(strip $(shell echo '$(BUILD_DEPS), $(BUILD_DEPS_INDEP)'|sed -e 's/,/,\n    /g'|grep -v libc0.1| sed -e 's/\[[^]]*\]//g'|sort|uniq))#g" debian/control14:53
mterrydidrocks, just trying to balance MIRs.  Ken dropped a bunch of friends ones14:53
mterrydidrocks, don't suppose you have a bundle of free time?14:53
seb128cyphermox, approved but I can't change the status since I'm not in the autopilot group14:54
didrocksmterry: ahah, yeah, it was supposed to… :)14:55
seb128kenvandine, "replaces" mean "ovewrite a file that was there"14:55
didrocksmterry: TBH, you can review already the scopes14:55
didrocksmterry: the packaging won't change a lot14:55
seb128kenvandine, >=1 file14:55
didrocksthe upstream code is trivial14:55
kenvandineoh... all this time i thought it meant replace package :)14:55
kenvandinea package should never overwrite files!14:55
davidcalledidrocks, hey, that's a mean thing to say! ;)14:55
seb128kenvandine, well, when you move files between binaries (like that) it can happen depending of the unpack order of the debs14:56
seb128like there*14:56
didrocksdavidcalle: come on, not that way!14:56
didrocksdavidcalle: just that you don't have system() calls or whatever :p14:56
seb128kenvandine, the field is there to tell dpkg is ok, because indeed by default that's not an ok thing to do :p14:56
tkamppeterqengho, no, only cups-daemon should logrotate. A bug is already reported, bug 1157758.14:57
ubot2Launchpad bug 1157758 in cups (Ubuntu) ""cups" and "cups-daemon" both logrotate /var/log/cups/*log" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115775814:57
didrocksdavidcalle: and packaging has been excellently reviewed :)14:57
davidcalledidrocks, ;)14:57
qenghotkamppeter: Yeah, I just made that bug report.  Thanks.14:57
kenvandinedidrocks, should i do a manual upload of unity-asset-pool or force a stack run?14:57
kenvandinedidrocks, maybe if you can give me a quick approval a stack run :)14:57
dobeydid something change recently to break evolution in some horrible and undiscoverable way?14:58
didrockskenvandine: sorry, what's the issue?14:58
kenvandinedobey, it's been crashy as hell for a while14:58
didrockssaw you MP but ping lang here14:58
dobeyevolution just sits trying to "refresh folder INBOX" (with IMAP) when i start it now, and it's not usable14:58
kenvandinefile conflicts14:58
didrocks(10 pings in //)14:58
dobeykenvandine: no crashiness here14:58
dobeybeen working fine until today :(14:58
kenvandinedidrocks, he made it break/replace account-plugin-icons14:59
kenvandinebut not the other plugin packages that had icons14:59
didrockskenvandine: but account-plugins-icons in not in the daily?14:59
kenvandinedidrocks, i have a branch ready to fix it14:59
kenvandineright14:59
kenvandineunity-asset-pool is14:59
kenvandineit conflicts with account-plugin-facebook14:59
kenvandineetc14:59
didrocksah ok14:59
dobeyit's like imap is suddenly horribly broken14:59
kenvandinethe -icons package only contains the icons that empathy used14:59
dobeybut there's no new e-d-s to have broken it15:00
seb128didrocks, the version we landed misses replaces and creates bug #115774715:00
ubot2Launchpad bug 1157747 in unity-asset-pool (Ubuntu) "package unity-asset-pool 0.8.24daily12.12.05-0ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/facebook.png', which is also in package account-plugin-facebook 0.10bzr13.02.27-0ubuntu1" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115774715:00
didrockskenvandine: so you, coordinate with mterry but I think you should be able to rerun just a rebuild in unity-asset-pool15:00
didrocksseb128: thanks for the context :)15:00
kenvandineyeah, just wanted to get a quick branch approval15:01
mterrydidrocks, so these friends MIRs.  Do you have time to handle them, or shall I take them?15:01
kenvandinemterry, didrocks: https://code.launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/unity-asset-pool/lp_1157747/+merge/15439615:01
didrocksmterry: I really have no time dude, already trying to cover what I can…15:02
kenvandinei'll buy beer in oakland for whoever does ;)15:02
mterrydidrocks, alright, I'll do.  I had assumed that was the case, but it wasn't clear from your answers above15:02
didrockskenvandine: approved15:02
didrocksmterry: sorry :/15:02
mterrydidrocks, sure, you'll steal my beer from kenvandine's branch, but won't do MIRs  ;)15:03
kenvandinedidrocks, thanks15:03
dobey[000:004] Browser toolkit is Gtk2.15:03
dobeyi wonder if that's from webkit or from some plug-in15:03
kenvandinei'll rerun the stack after the merger gets it15:03
mterrydidrocks, (no worries, just joking)15:03
dobeywah and the calendar is empty too :(15:04
kenvandinemterry, there beer offer was for the MIR :)15:04
didrocksmterry: heh15:04
didrockskenvandine: yw15:05
kenvandinemterry, so you win :)15:05
mterryheh15:05
didrockskenvandine: mterry: one of you will rerun unity-asset-pool build, isn't it?15:05
didrocksonce merged15:05
kenvandinei will15:05
mterrykenvandine, guh, pkglibexecdir, not libexecdir  (not a blocker)15:06
kenvandinewhat's that in?15:06
mterrykenvandine, unity-lens-friends, when installing the daemon15:06
kenvandineoh... copied from the gwibber lens :)15:06
kenvandineold bug15:06
kenvandinei'll fix that up :)15:07
mterrykenvandine, everyone is so used to libexecdir from when debhelper had a bug that made libexecdir act like pkglibexecdir15:07
kenvandineyeah15:07
seb128those 2 are very confusing15:08
dobeyoh, hrmm. seems probably the calendar backend was hanging and blocking everything in the process perhaps :(15:08
seb128and used in very confusing way in debian15:08
seb128like some distro have a /usr/libexec15:08
seb128which Debian/Ubuntu haven't15:08
desrtwhat's the deal with debian anti-libexecism, anyway?15:13
desrtis it about versioning?15:13
seb128I don't know15:14
seb128it's older than me joining Debian15:14
seb128we never had a libexec afaik15:14
seb128desrt, hey15:14
* desrt can understand having a preference for /usr/lib/libname0/blah over /usr/libexec/blah15:14
desrtfor parallel-installability reasons15:14
desrtseb128: hi :)15:14
mterrykenvandine, why do you force C collate locale in the lens?15:14
seb128desrt, can you check the current comment on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1152187 and maybe upstream the issues pointed?15:15
ubot2Launchpad bug 1152187 in systemd "[MIR] systemd" [Undecided,Fix released]15:15
kenvandinemterry, for sorting in Dee15:15
desrtseb128: like, ping lennart? :)15:16
kenvandinesince we sort on timestrings only, it is harmless to drop it to C15:16
seb128desrt, ping lennart/file upstream bug for issues that are worth a bug15:16
desrtk15:16
seb128desrt, thanks ;-)15:16
kenvandinemterry,  and without it there was unpredictable results :)15:16
mterrykenvandine, k15:16
kenvandinesigh... powerppc builds take ages15:17
mterrykenvandine, you hardcode GNOME desktop env?15:17
mterrykenvandine, instead of Unity?15:17
kenvandinehumm15:18
kenvandineah, that was also old copy paste from other lenses15:18
kenvandine:)15:18
kenvandinei wonder if we even need that at all anymore15:19
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seb128cyphermox, autopilot-qt merged, I think you can retry the qa stack15:23
cyphermoxyup15:25
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cyphermoxgrr, autopilot-qt is starting to annoy me a lot15:31
seb128cyphermox, seems trivial to fix15:32
cyphermoxseb128: yes, it just should have worked the first time around15:32
seb128just change the changelog version to something < 0.7daily13.03.20-0ubuntu115:32
seb128cyphermox, it should probably be UNRELEASED rather than "quantal" as well15:34
cyphermoxyeah15:34
seb128cyphermox, I'm about to go for some exercice but if you put a MR up I can ack it before going ;-)15:35
cyphermoxI think the correct thing to do would rather be to bump the version up to 0.815:35
seb128cyphermox, seems fine yes15:36
seb128to ensure you are newer than the ppa15:37
cyphermoxthere's nothi9n in the ppa15:37
seb128well, seeing the changelog there were several quantal uploads15:37
seb128so I guess some #ps people have a ppa with that somewhere15:37
xnoxseb128: we are continiuing to get bugs about input going away during ubiquity installer mode only (without full desktop) due to compiz going away.15:38
seb128xnox, do you have a bug report with a backtrace from compiz?15:38
cyphermoxyeah, but it has nothing to do with the checks our scripts do15:38
xnoxseb128: is it acceptable to put back metacity onto cds, to be used by ubiquity in ubiquity-only mode, and at the end of the install it will be removed thus installed systems will not have metacity (just like in quantal)15:38
seb128cyphermox, you mean? I was just saying that 0.8 would help those users to get the new version15:39
seb128xnox, works for me15:39
cyphermoxseb128: there is that too15:39
cyphermoxhttps://code.launchpad.net/~mathieu-tl/autopilot-qt/changelog/+merge/15441215:39
xnoxseb128: well when those machines loose input, there is no ctrl+alt+t nor ctrl+alt+f1 and the crash files are in ram. so very hard to fetch them out.15:39
xnoxso I'm yet to fetch a good crash/traceback/errors/logs anythings.15:39
seb128xnox, just roll back to what you had for raring if it's easier, we don't plan to spend lot of efforts on compiz at this point15:40
seb128cyphermox, approved15:40
xnoxseb128: ack. thanks a lot.15:40
seb128xnox, yw!15:41
cyphermoxthanks. I ll rerun as soon as I see it land15:41
seb128great15:41
seb128I'm away for some exercice, be back in ~1h15:41
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robrumterry, hey. sorry about not doing that MP; been totally swamped trying to get FFE stuff done quickly.16:13
mterryrobru, no worries, it's not urgent, just didn't want it slipping through the cracks in case you didn't see the first notice16:20
robrumterry, it's starred in my inbox ;-) I'll try and get to it today, I think I'm done FFE stuff for now (unless kenvandine finds any last minute bugs I should know about)16:21
kenvandinemterry, that PPC depwait in ubuntu-ui-toolkit trickles down to a build failure for qtjsbackend16:22
kenvandineProject ERROR: Couldn't detect supported v8 architecture (ppc/power). Currently supported architectures are: x64, x86 and arm16:22
kenvandineso nothing we can really do about that :/16:23
mterrykenvandine, then the stack needs to declare that it's not for powerpc in the Architecture line, eh?16:23
kenvandineok16:23
kenvandineArchitecture: any [!powerpc]16:24
kenvandinesomething like that?16:24
mterryIf that's legal syntax, yes16:24
mterryNot actually sure16:24
kenvandinei16:24
kenvandinei'll figure it out16:24
mterrykenvandine, well, it says it only supports  x64, x86 and arm, so guess just listing those makes sense16:25
kenvandinegood point16:25
mterrypoor powerpc16:25
kenvandine:)16:26
kenvandinecan anyone confirm that this is correct?16:33
kenvandine-Architecture: any16:33
kenvandine+Architecture: amd64 i386 armhf16:33
kenvandineseb128, ^^16:33
Laneyseems fine16:37
kenvandinegreat16:38
LaneyIt might be alright/better to leave it failing to build on ppc though, as an obvious reminder that work needs to be done there16:40
kenvandineLaney, it isn't just a failure though, upstream says they don't support it16:43
kenvandinewhich means very unlikely to add support later16:43
Laneyoh, that's sad16:44
kenvandineindeed16:46
robrukenvandine, didrocks: are we doing a hangout soonish?16:47
didrocksrobru: yeah, when you are ready16:48
robrudidrocks, ok, I just need a minute, what about kenvandine ?16:49
kenvandinesure16:51
kenvandinei don't have a ton of time though, i need to leave in ~25m16:51
seb128kenvandine, the arch list seems line (as Laney said)16:52
kenvandineseb128, yeah, i've already uploaded :)16:52
seb128kenvandine, still there?17:18
didrockskenvandine: thanks for publishing u-a-p :)17:23
seb128kenvandine, I was going to ask about that but just saw it was published as well ;-)17:28
kenvandineseb128, :)17:54
kenvandinedidrocks, anything i can do to get my friends stack run to stop waiting on ppc?17:55
kenvandineit's holding up getting other stuff merged...17:55
kenvandinei'm assuming the ppc build isn't going to happen anytime soon17:56
mterrykenvandine, does qtdeclarative5-dev also not work on powerpc?17:56
mterrykenvandine, ah I see you're asking about that now17:56
kenvandineit depends on v817:57
kenvandineno, not that :)17:57
kenvandinethere are no ppc PPA builders right now17:57
kenvandineso my friends stack is never going to finish building :/17:57
mterrykenvandine, wait, so is qtdeclarative5-dev just a busy builder issue or the same jsbackend issue as before?17:57
didrockskenvandine: for CI? maybe talk to fginther/mmrazik17:58
didrocksyou mean upstream merge, right?17:58
didrocksnot daily release?17:58
kenvandineyeah17:59
kenvandineupstream, CI fails because the package depends on a version of friends that isn't published yet17:59
didrocksright, so see with them, I think they can reconfigure the job to not dep on that17:59
kenvandinecool17:59
kenvandinefginther, can you help with that?17:59
fgintherdidrocks, kenvandine, one moment. on the phone18:00
kenvandinefginther, CI is failing for qml-friends because it depends on a version of friends that isn't published in raring yet18:00
kenvandineit is published in the daily ppa though18:00
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fgintherkenvandine, we can add the daily ppa as a build dependency18:07
kenvandinefginther, please do :)18:08
fgintherkenvandine, Ack. will let you know when it's updated18:08
kenvandinefginther, thanks!18:08
mterrykenvandine, so does this mean that Ubuntu on powerpc won't have gwibber?18:12
kenvandinei guess so18:13
kenvandineunless we can untangle the deps18:13
kenvandineso qtdeclarative doesn't need v818:13
kenvandinenot sure how doable that is18:13
kenvandinemterry, qml-friends has tests :)18:15
kenvandinewas blocked on the FFe, it'll land in raring as soon as i get this stack run unstuck :)18:16
mterrykenvandine, it does?  maybe I was being blind.  Let me look again18:19
mterrykenvandine, oh you mean in trunk, but not in raring?18:19
kenvandinenot even in trunk yet :)18:22
kenvandinewaiting to be merged18:22
kenvandineapproved... just CI is failing because of friends not being published18:22
mterrykenvandine, well good, I do like tests18:24
kenvandinemterry, and as soon as all these packages land i am going to shift focus for a couple days to only working on autopilot tests for gwibber :)18:25
mterrykenvandine, regarding gwibber and powerpc, is that a problem?  Like, shouldn't powerpc images come with the same desktop as i386?18:34
mterryOr is powerpc a "less than" architecture as far as the Desktop team is concerned18:34
sarnoldmterry: as I understand it, powerpc has been a "best effort" arch since 7.04: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/FAQ#Architectures18:35
kenvandinemterry, yeah there are a number of packages not available for ppc18:35
kenvandinei wish that wasn't the case.. but it is hard to support these days18:36
mterrysarnold, ah18:36
mterryWe probably don't need it very much these days, right?  Don't macbooks handle i386 ok now?18:36
kenvandineyeah18:37
robrumterry, macs have been intel-only since ~200518:38
robrumterry, so really, we're talking about 8-year-old macs being unsupported by gwibber.18:39
mdeslaurI'm sure our 3d desktop works really well on 8-year old macs18:39
mterrykenvandine, gir1.2-friends-0.1 should probably depend on libfriends018:41
mterrykenvandine, and this is a small nit, but I think you can pass --with gir instead of manually calling dh_girepository18:43
kenvandineah, i'm still oldschool :)18:44
mterrykenvandine, and you misspelled your name in all your copyright messages for libfriends  ;)18:49
kenvandineoh that's awesome!18:49
robruLOL18:49
kenvandinei bet that means gwibber had them misspelled too :)18:50
kenvandinemterry is the only person that reads those... obviously :)18:50
mterrykenvandine, yikes, there is a color "indianred" ?  seems not PC18:50
kenvandinehaha!18:50
kenvandineyeah... yeah there is18:51
kenvandineyeah... it's misspelled in the old libgwibber source too :)18:51
kenvandineyears of misspelling that nobody noticed :)18:51
mterrykenvandine, hey, it's not really a misspelling if you typed it18:51
kenvandineactually i think neil did that :)18:52
kenvandinehe added the first of the copyright headers to my files18:52
kenvandineand i copied and pasted that into all the others18:52
mterrykenvandine, why do the gtk bindings get to be in the main libfriends source, but qml-friends is relegated to second class?18:52
kenvandineqml-friends need to be in main... but i don't care if the gtk bindings are in main :)18:53
kenvandineoh18:53
kenvandinethe main... not main :)18:53
kenvandineautotools vs. qmake :)18:53
robrukenvandine, but I thought qml-friends wrapped libfriends? so libfriends will need to go in main, too18:53
kenvandineit does18:53
kenvandineyeah18:53
kenvandinecan't mix the build systems!18:54
robruah18:54
kenvandinedon't cross the streams18:54
robrukenvandine, lp:friends somehow managed to mix setup.py and autotools ;-)18:54
kenvandineand qml-friends wraps more than libfriends18:54
kenvandineyeah... that was out of desparation :)18:54
kenvandinethere goes my spelling awesomeness again18:54
mterrykenvandine, that explains that.  Do the libfriends tests take forever?  They seem to have stalled in my pbuilder18:57
bcurtiswxplease tell me he misspelled his name "keg"?18:57
robrumterry, I don't remember them being too slow. could be stalled waiting for dbus-test-runner or something18:57
robrubcurtiswx, VaDine18:57
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mterryKeg VanWine18:59
ogra_cheers18:59
bcurtiswxyes!18:59
kenvandinehehe19:00
kenvandinemterry, qml-friends uploaded to raring19:17
kenvandineshould be able to approve that one now19:18
ChrisTownsendkenvandine: Hey, I saw the earlier conversation about unity-asset-pool and saw that you tried fixing that situation.  However, the latest package will not install and if I try to do an apt-get install unity-asset-pool, it wants to REMOVE all of those packages, not just replace the file.19:19
kenvandinewhat version?19:20
ChrisTownsendJust a sec, I'll get that.19:21
kenvandine0.8.24daily13.03.20.1-0ubuntu119:21
kenvandineshouldn't do that19:21
ChrisTownsendYep, that's it.19:22
kenvandineugh... you're right!19:22
kenvandineseb128, ^^^19:22
ChrisTownsendIt won't let it install from Software Updater though, so at leaat that is safe.19:22
mterrykenvandine, whoa yeah you weren't kidding about autools and setup.py in friends19:22
kenvandineno... i wasn't :)19:23
kenvandineseb128, so a dist-upgrade wants to remove all the account-plugin packages19:23
kenvandinebut, install unity-asset-pool wants to upgrade them19:23
tkamppeterseb128, still there?19:26
mterrydobey, are we going to have a new release of software-center before UI Freeze?19:26
tkamppeterAnyone here in charge of the PDF viewer on Ubuntu Touch?19:26
dobeymterry: yes, i'm doing one right now19:26
dobeylaunchpad is being a pita though19:26
mterrydobey, awesome.   I want my shiny new icon  ;)19:26
dobeyit is a much better icon than that old one was19:27
Robin_WattsHi all. I'm one of the mupdf (and ghostscript) developers. I believe you are using poppler as your pdf renderer of choice for Ubuntu touch. We'd be interested in seeing you use MuPDF instead, and would like to work with you to make that happen.19:27
Robin_WattsAlso, if there is something that MuPDF *doesn't* do that precludes it being considered, we'd like to know what so we can fix it! :)19:28
mterryRobin_Watts, hrm.  This channel is more for the Desktop image.  You might try #ubuntu-touch?  Though I'd imagine we'd like to not diverge on such a thing19:28
mterryThey might bump you back here for that reason...  :-/19:29
Robin_Wattsmterry: we've been talking to tkamppeter about his needs for printing, and we think MuPDF would be a good fit there.19:29
mterryRobin_Watts, well, try #ubuntu-touch19:30
Robin_WattsIt would (as I understand it) be nice to only have the one PDF renderer in the system, hence me coming here to see what the guys doing the viewer think.19:30
Robin_WattsBut yes, I will try on #ubuntu-touch too. Thanks!19:30
mterryRobin_Watts, well, we use evince from GNOME as the Desktop viewer19:31
mterryRobin_Watts, I'm guessing that since it's a GNOME package, the backend is not swappable19:31
kenvandineChrisTownsend, testing a fix now19:32
Robin_Wattsevince uses poppler as it's PDF backend.19:32
ChrisTownsendkenvandine: Ok, cool19:32
mterryRobin_Watts, but if Ubuntu is building a new PDF viewer for Touch, Desktop might inherit that viewer eventually instead of evince.  So if you can convince the Touch people it makes sense...19:32
ogra_mterry, he is right, we use poppler all over the place (even kubuntu does afaik)19:32
mterryI know, we're rather committed to poppler now19:33
Robin_WattsI guess evince could probably have mupdf added as a backend, but I haven't looked at the code to see how hard that is.19:33
ogra_though replacing it in the converged setup would mean to also replace it on the desktop19:33
mterryI imagine security team would not be excited about a new PDF parser19:33
ogra_yeah19:33
ogra_it would definitely have to go through a deep review19:34
Robin_WattsOK, thanks guys. I'll lurk here in case anyone comes up with any more thoughts etc.19:35
tkamppetermterry, Robin_Watts, evince has also the problem to print with the awkward Cairo PDF.19:36
tkamppetermterry, Robin_Watts, which invents transparency into all PDF files and slows down mobile devices and PostScript printers.19:37
Robin_WattsCairo produced PDFs are horribly overcomplicated, generally, but mupdf copes well.19:37
tkamppetermterry, Robin_Watts, this can also make someone think to replace evince.19:37
tkamppeterRobin_Watts, mterry, and I hope that nay new approach of a PDF reader would pass through the PDF for printing.19:38
tkamppeterRobin_Watts, if mupdf is able to flatten the Cairo bloat efficiently so that a cheap PostScript printer can print it, it would be a great RIP for any form factor of Ubuntu.19:40
Robin_Wattstkamppeter: Well, mupdf can certainly render to bitmap bands, and we can then wrap those bands into images in a postscript stream easily.19:41
Robin_WattsI'd like to think that most postscript printers can cope with printing simple images OK (and by banding we will avoid them being too huge for the printer)19:42
tkamppeterRobin_Watts, and once on MuPDF making a PostScript driver of this form you could put the same code into GS and so also solve the PostScript printer problem on desktop distros which stay with GS.19:43
Robin_Wattstkamppeter: Sure. AIUI, GS only has a problem with crap PS printers because it attempts to stay at the high level (i..e it sends text and paths and high level images), and these printers have hopelessly broken postscript.19:44
ritzseb128, thanks. I did not see this message in xsession error, will start apps from terminal to note these19:50
tkamppeterRobin_Watts, so I would even suggest that for sending PostScript to printers one could create a new PS output device (or an option for ps2write) that output is done in bitmap bands to have a more reliable mode for printers.19:53
JanClibpoppler uses plugins to implements different formats AFAIK19:54
JanCeh, Evince does19:55
Robin_Wattstkamppeter: That's certainly possible. We should take this discussion back to #ghostscript though, so others can chime in. :)19:55
mterrykenvandine, accounts-qml-module needs Pre-Depends: ${misc:Pre-Depends}20:03
kenvandinemterry, ok20:03
seb128re20:05
seb128kenvandine, back, still need me?20:05
seb128tkamppeter, hey20:05
kenvandineseb128, nope20:06
kenvandine:)20:06
seb128cool20:06
seb128kenvandine, how did you solve it?20:06
kenvandinejust using a breaks20:06
kenvandineand no replaces20:06
kenvandineseems t dtrt20:06
kenvandines/t/to20:06
seb128doesn't make any sense20:06
seb128replaces has no value in what apt does20:06
kenvandinewith the replaces it was trying to remove the old packages20:07
seb128it just tell "it's ok to overwrite a file"20:07
seb128no20:07
kenvandineweird20:07
seb128that sounds wrong20:07
kenvandinedist-upgrade was trying to remove20:07
tkamppeterseb128, it was about the PDF renderer in Ubuntu touch, so I asked you as the evince guy, but they seem not to use evince there, the discussion is now on #ubuntu-touch and it looks like that MuPDF is a good candidate to make the race.20:07
seb128replaces shouldn't have any impact on the resolver20:07
kenvandineinstall unity-asset-pool seemed to do the right thing20:07
seb128kenvandine, how did you test the fix?20:07
kenvandinei dropped the deb in my local archive20:07
kenvandineand did a dist-upgrade20:07
kenvandineworked perfectly20:08
kenvandineit ordered the updates so the account plugins went first20:08
seb128tkamppeter, try asking tdsgeos otherwise, he works on ubuntu touch and is upstream for poppler20:08
seb128kenvandine, k, that still seems weird to me20:09
seb128kenvandine, your changelog is20:09
seb128"+  * debian/control20:10
seb128+    - Don't use a breaks, only replaces for the account-plugin-*20:10
seb128+      packages (LP: #1157747)"20:10
ubot2Launchpad bug 1157747 in unity-asset-pool (Ubuntu) "package unity-asset-pool 0.8.24daily12.12.05-0ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/facebook.png', which is also in package account-plugin-facebook 0.10bzr13.02.27-0ubuntu1" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115774720:10
kenvandinei know20:10
kenvandinei typed it wrong :)20:10
seb128hum20:10
kenvandinei changed it to use a breaks and no replaces20:10
kenvandinei fixed it for the MP20:10
kenvandinei confirmed the dist-upgrade behavior that ChrisTownsend had seen before20:11
tkamppeterseb128, thanks, tsdgeos already appeared on #ghostscript.20:12
mterrykenvandine, hmm, qml-friends is ftbfs due to a test failing it seems20:12
mterrydobey, I downloaded software-center 5.5.6 and the categories in the left of the main pane don't render...20:13
mterryhmm, maybe that's gtk 3.720:14
dobeyyeah20:14
dobeyworks here20:14
robrumterry, can you point me at the build failure log? I saw one earlier that was due to missing build deps, not sure if you're seeing the same one though20:17
kenvandinemterry, yeah i am looking now20:18
seb128kenvandine, #ubuntu-devel please20:18
kenvandinerobru, it isn't the build deps20:18
seb128kenvandine, btw your mr for the asset pool should use UNRELEASED and not raring ;-)20:18
mterryrobru, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/134763029/buildlog_ubuntu-raring-amd64.qml-friends_0.1.0bzr13.03.20-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz20:19
robrumterry, ooh, that's different20:19
kenvandineseb128, i had uploaded it20:19
mterrydobey, yup, downgraded to gtk/raring and it works20:19
kenvandinerobru, one of the failures is the features test is failing20:19
robrukenvandine, remember how friends had an unhandled exception in the get_features method? I fixed that by returning an empty list there.20:20
kenvandineChrisTownsend, ping20:21
robrukenvandine, so if you ask for the features of a protocol that doesn't exist, you get an empty list, stringified in json20:21
ChrisTownsendkenvandine: Hey20:21
kenvandineChrisTownsend, can you get us some debug output for a dist-upgrade?20:21
kenvandineapt-get dist-upgrade -oDebug::pkgProblemResolver=120:21
ChrisTownsendkenvandine: Sure, give me a sec20:22
kenvandinerobru, it's returning an empty list...  but the plugin is installed20:22
seb128ChrisTownsend, can you join #ubuntu-devel as well? some of the people appropriate to debug that are on there20:23
seb128ChrisTownsend, thanks20:23
robrukenvandine, wait, you're running 'friends-dispatcher --test', right?20:23
ChrisTownsendseb128: Sure20:23
kenvandineyes20:23
seb128ChrisTownsend, thanks20:23
robrukenvandine, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5632259/20:24
robrukenvandine, that's what runs in --test mode20:25
kenvandineyeah, i call it with an arg of "facebook" and get an empty result back!20:25
ogra_kenvandine, is that a bad thing ?20:43
kenvandinerobru, ah ha!  it's timing related!20:57
kenvandineif i move the test_features to the end of my tests it passes20:57
kenvandinethe other tests of the dispatcher are all async20:57
kenvandinemaybe this is calling this sync method before the dispatcher is really ready?20:58
kenvandinealthough i would expect a dbus failure20:58
kenvandinenot empty result20:58
fgintherkenvandine, job update for qml-friends is ready (finally)21:06
kenvandinethx21:08
robrukenvandine, oh, weird.21:11
kenvandinerobru, i'll have to try to fix it later... got fires to put out21:11
kenvandineand i need to leave soon21:11
robruok21:16
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rickspencer3hi kgunn, welcome to #ubuntu-desktop :)22:01
kgunnrickspencer3: hey22:01
rickspencer3kgunn, I have an oldish very low powered notebook22:01
rickspencer3it's getting some weird visual corruption in the transparency effects22:02
* rickspencer3 gets bug22:02
rickspencer3kgunn, it's bug #115798722:02
ubot2Launchpad bug 1157987 in unity (Ubuntu) "some transparency effects not displaying correctly" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115798722:02
rickspencer3I logged it against Unity, but maybe it should be moved to compiz?22:03
kgunnrickspencer3: low powered as in low cpu? or low/no gpu ?22:03
rickspencer3kgunn, low powered in every measuer :)22:04
rickspencer3the gpu is Intel® IGD x86/MMX/SSE222:04
rickspencer3thought you guys would want to take a look, and maybe move it to the right project if unity is incorrect22:04
rickspencer3I'm very happy to help the developers if they want to try to run down the problem22:05
rickspencer3(assuming the bug isn't a dupe, which it probably is because I am always late to the party ;) )22:05
davidcalleseb128, ping22:06
seb128davidcalle, hey22:06
davidcalleseb128, so, I've removed icons from unity-scope-* trunks. Is that the correct fix, since unity-asset-pool provides them?22:07
seb128rickspencer3, I guess it's a dup of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1154120 (nobody commented on that one either yet)22:07
ubot2Launchpad bug 1154120 in unity "[raring] New reboot/restart dialog rendering issues" [Undecided,New]22:07
seb128davidcalle, yes, thanks about that22:08
rickspencer3seb128, could be, but my issue is throughout compiz22:08
seb128rickspencer3, well, screenshots seem similar22:08
seb128Trevinho, ^22:08
rickspencer3seb128, yeah, it happens in the dash and in the alt-tab switcher too22:09
davidcalleseb128, ok. Thanks for acting on unity-asset-pool to avoid blocking people adding the PPA until the next build.22:09
seb128davidcalle, yw, sorry we landed that update before noticing the conflict22:10
seb128rickspencer3, when did that start?22:10
rickspencer3seb128, well ...22:10
Trevinhoseb128: mh, weird22:10
rickspencer3tbh, about a couple of weeks ago :/22:10
seb128rickspencer3, looks like a nux issue to me22:10
* rickspencer3 hides head in shame22:10
Trevinhorickspencer3: since when is happening that?22:10
rickspencer3it was happening to the dash for a while22:11
seb128rickspencer3, it helps to have issues reported when they start, makes easier to figure what changed could create it22:11
rickspencer3seb128, I know22:11
rickspencer3that's why22:11
* rickspencer3 hides head in shame22:11
seb128anyway22:11
davidcalleseb128, np, you can't run every possible variants of the stack :)22:11
Trevinhorickspencer3: yeah, the code handling the bg is the same... So it's "normal" that both the views are affected22:11
rickspencer3I really started focusing on it when the new sweet shutdown window appeared22:11
rickspencer3it became more glaring22:11
rickspencer3Trevinho, if there is anything I can do to help you debug it, let me know22:12
Trevinhorickspencer3: ok... I'm just thinking what would help the most22:12
Trevinhorickspencer3: pressing super (i.e. the shortcut view) or switcher are affected too, right=22:12
Trevinho?22:12
ollibregma ^22:13
rickspencer3Trevinho, yes, the dash and the alt-tab switcher22:13
bschaefersomewhat like this bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/108753422:15
ubot2Launchpad bug 1087534 in unity "[regression] Corrupted blurred overlays" [Critical,Confirmed]22:15
bschaeferat lease the non-bluring part (that texture is really messed up...)22:15
Trevinhorickspencer3: mh, it is for sure an interaction issue between nux and compiz (more than unity itself), it would be helpful to go back in revisions to see what changed it...22:16
rickspencer3bschaefer, that looks like my bug, but for me, I'd hardly call it Critical22:16
bschaeferrickspencer3, I think it being a regression, and omer is saying its a release blocker is making it Critical ...22:18
rickspencer3hmmm22:18
rickspencer3well, that's not up to me, so sure22:18
rickspencer3Trevinho, I'll be happy to run a ppa for you or whatever22:18
rickspencer3if it will help you track it down22:18
rickspencer3if you were in Seattle, I'd just give you this computer ;)22:18
* bschaefer is in Seattle22:19
rickspencer3really?22:20
* rickspencer3 saves to bschaefer22:20
bschaeferrickspencer3, yup, Renton to be more specific, born and raised :)22:20
rickspencer3ah22:20
rickspencer3bschaefer, I like in Bryant, which is east of the university district22:21
bschaeferrickspencer3, if it weren't for the traffic that would be pretty close!22:21
rickspencer3indeed22:22
rickspencer3bschaefer, we should get some coffee sometime!22:22
rickspencer3and if you want to get ahold of this computer to help Trevinho debug, let me know :)22:22
Trevinhorickspencer3: (and bschaefer at this point), I think we should try to revert unity to the revision we switched to the less-expensive blur22:22
bschaeferrickspencer3, that would be nice! Would be a good way to get ahold of the laptop to help Trevinho out22:23
rickspencer3well, this make me feel guilty :)22:23
bschaeferTrevinho, sounds good, though a lot of people complained about the less-expensive blur22:23
* bschaefer thinks the blur texture is getting messed up though22:24
rickspencer3people don't like the less-expensive blur?22:24
rickspencer3jeez22:24
bschaeferhaha, its not as crisp*22:24
rickspencer3I figured I just had a crappy gpu in this thing22:24
bschaeferlooking at lease, I thought it was nice, instant opening of the dash22:24
Trevinhobschaefer: it should be basically http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity/trunk/revision/308322:24
Trevinhorickspencer3: can you try to revert this on your own btw http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity/trunk/revision/308322:24
kgunnrickspencer3: sorry...my router decided to flip out...i wouldn't doubt if RAOF might have an instant reaction to that screen shot22:25
bschaeferTrevinho, thats not to bad, do you want me to push a branch that adds that back in?22:25
rickspencer3bschaefer, could I talk you into building that into a PPA that I could try?22:26
bschaeferrickspencer3, sure!22:26
rickspencer3that way I could "bisect" the problem a bit, right?22:26
rickspencer3hey kgunn, no worries22:26
rickspencer3I have a wonky router too :)22:26
kgunnrickspencer3: not familiar with the blur effects...but kinda looks like xdamage no likie whatever its doing22:27
rickspencer3kgunn, that's what I figured, but ...22:28
rickspencer3it never crashes and Trevinho thinks it's the change to their blur effect22:28
rickspencer3so, I put the bug in "unity" but sounds like it's in compiz and is a dupe anyway22:28
Laneypopey: have you filed a bug for the shutdown dialog wording?22:30
Trevinhorickspencer3: that machine is not supporting GLES, right?22:31
rickspencer3Trevinho, sorry, I don't know how to answer that22:31
rickspencer3:/22:31
rickspencer3I could google the gpu I guess22:32
Trevinhorickspencer3: on google it doesn't seem to be the case... glxinfo |grep GL_ARB_ES2_compatibility22:33
rickspencer3uh22:33
rickspencer3Trevinho, the output is GL_ARB_ES2_compatibility, GL_ARB_debug_output,22:34
Trevinhorickspencer3: mh, so maybe it has that extension, but it's missing others for GLES... I need to look further into it, though22:34
rickspencer3ok, just let me know how I can help22:35
Trevinhorickspencer3: we setup a ppa with that change reverted, then we see if that change is the guilty one22:36
rickspencer3wow, nice22:36
* bschaefer is working on the ppa22:36
Trevinhobschaefer: ah, cool ok, I was doing the same, but if you're already on I'll leave it to you22:37
RAOFrickspencer3: That's a very fetching shade of pink you've got there :)22:37
rickspencer3thanks bschaefer22:37
jonohey all22:37
rickspencer3RAOF, thank yo22:37
jonorunning the 100 scopes PPA22:37
bschaeferTrevinho, well Im missing some key thing, if you're already done then go for it :)22:37
jonobut getting a Unity crash when using the dash22:38
jonoseems to happen randomly22:38
jonoand no crash dialog22:38
jonois there anything I can attach to a bug to help report this?22:38
rickspencer3seb128, ^ ?22:38
rickspencer3jono, is there anything in /var/crash ?22:39
seb128jono, what rickspencer3 said22:39
rickspencer3that's like the one thing I know22:39
rickspencer3lol22:39
jonoI have unity-asset-pool.0.crash22:39
jonowhich has today's timestamp22:39
rickspencer3ding ding ding22:39
seb128rickspencer3, one useful thing though ;-)22:39
jonointerestingly, ther eis an issue with that package install22:40
jonoinstalling22:40
seb128jono, yeah, that's an upgrade issue22:40
seb128not what we are looking for22:40
seb128jono, can you pastebin your ~/.xsession-errors?22:40
popeyLaney: which bit?22:41
jonoseb128, see http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5632627/ - it includes the issues I get with -f dist-upgrade and includes the xsession-errors22:41
seb128jono, so, yeah, upgrades with the ppa are broken, unfortunate conflicts with archive updates and ppa divergence22:42
Laneypopey: er, I can't remember the wording22:42
seb128jono, can you confirm that apt-get -f install complains about the file conflict still?22:42
popeyLaney: the wording isn't what I have a problem with, it's the buttons being the "wrong way round" and using the "wrong" icons22:42
Laneyhow it's "Are you sure?" but it's not a yes/no question22:43
popeyoh22:43
seb128Laney, buttons the "wrong way around"?22:43
Laneydidn't the order get changed in today's landing?22:43
popeysomeone filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/115792722:43
ubot2Launchpad bug 1157927 in unity "Shutdown dialog should have correct punctuation" [Undecided,Confirmed]22:43
popeyseb128: I believe shutdown should be on the right in the shutdown dialog22:43
seb128Laney, right, today fixed the ordering22:43
popeyok22:43
seb128popey, that's the case with today's update?22:43
jonoseb128, it does22:44
Trevinhorickspencer3: it should go into https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/+archive/unity-test soon, just waiting lp to do its work22:44
rickspencer3thanks Trevinho22:44
popeynot updated yet seb128, will check22:44
Laneypopey: yeah /me hijacks that one22:44
seb128jono, can you "wget https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-asset-pool/0.8.24daily13.03.20.1-0ubuntu4/+build/4385204/+files/unity-asset-pool_0.8.24daily13.03.20.1-0ubuntu4_all.deb" and dpkg -i the deb?22:44
rickspencer3just ping me when it's ready and I'll give it a whirl22:44
seb128jono, and tell me if it installs fine or still raise and error?22:44
jonoseb128, sure, one sec22:45
Trevinhorickspencer3: yeah, not sure it will build until I'm awake.. :)22:45
rickspencer3Trevinho, ack, I'll keep my eye on it in that case22:45
jonoseb128, installs fine22:45
seb128jono, \o/22:45
jonoseb128, thanks :-)22:45
seb128jono, sudo apt-get -f install is happy?22:45
jonowill see if there are more crashes22:45
rickspencer3seb128, do you think that was causing jono's crash?22:46
seb128rickspencer3, I doubt it, but I'm still glad I fixed the ppa/archive conflicts with that upload22:46
rickspencer3oh well22:46
jonoseb128, yep, configured everything left fine22:46
seb128kenvandine, ^ btw, the update seems to work22:46
rickspencer3no easy answers22:46
seb128jono, thanks for confirming22:46
jonoseb128, np22:46
seb128looking to your .xsession-errors22:46
rickspencer3hey huats22:47
popeyseb128: yes, you're right, fixed22:47
seb128jono, it's weird, your log/the fact that you have no .crash suggest it's not hitting a bug but being restarted22:48
popey(correct order and shutdown highlighted by default)22:48
seb128popey, good22:48
popey\O/22:48
jonoseb128, weird22:48
seb128jono, does it "crash"? or does it restart?22:48
seb128e.g are you left without unity?22:48
seb128or does it reload?22:48
jonoseb128, it restarts22:48
jonoit seems to crash and auto restart22:48
jonoalthough in multi monitor I noticed that restarting unity sometimes doesnt restart22:49
jonocant test that here as I am only on my laptop right now22:49
seb128I wonder if you run "unity" through the dash in some way22:49
seb128is there any segfault listed in syslog?22:49
seb128grep compiz /var/log/syslog22:50
jonoseb128, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5632649/22:51
seb128so, yeah, you hit segfaults22:51
seb128jono, what is in /var/log/apport.log?22:51
jonoseb128, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5632654/22:52
seb128jono, sudo status apport?22:53
jonoseb128, apport start/running22:53
seb128k, dunno why it doesn't catch to segfault :-(22:53
seb128jono, you know how to use gdb? ;-)22:54
jonoseb128, nope22:54
jonoI know how to follow instructions :-)22:54
jonoalthough I don't have much time, I am supposed to be paying attention to a talk right now22:55
jono:-)22:55
seb128jono, I'm about to go, I will just list instruction, see if they make sense when you have time, otherwise ping me back again when you are up tomorrow22:55
seb128- go to a vt22:55
jonofollowing now as you type22:55
seb128- sudo gdb -p $(pidof compiz)22:55
seb128(gdb) continue22:55
seb128go back to your session22:56
seb128when things freeze22:56
seb128go to the vt22:56
seb128and type on the gdb prompt22:56
seb128"set logging on"22:56
seb128"backtrace22:56
seb128(without the "")22:56
seb128that should give you the stacktace in a gdb.txt file22:57
seb128then exit from gdb, using ctrl-D or exit22:57
seb128open a bug with the file attached to it22:57
seb128bonus point if you install compiz-dbgsym unity-dbgsym22:57
seb128that increases the chances to have a debug stacktrace22:57
jono_seb128, sorry22:58
jono_I timed out22:58
jono_well22:58
jono_I typed the first command into a terminal and it hung my system22:58
seb128lol22:58
jono_can you repeat the commands?22:58
popeyseb128: if you have to go, I can help jono22:58
seb128jono_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/5632674/22:59
seb128jono_, and yeah, the first command will hang compiz until you type "continue" in gdb22:59
seb128and hit enter to validate22:59
jono_seb128, it says it couldnt attach to the process22:59
seb128you used sudo?22:59
seb128if you have several users logging in, "ps aux |grep compiz" and use gdb -p <pid> where <pid> is the pid of the compiz process for your user23:00
seb128popey, yeah, I'm on my way out, please help jono if you can23:00
seb128jono_, otherwise ping me tomorrow when you get online and I will help you to get the infos23:01
rickspencer3popey, you were looking for drug violence and middle-aged goatees, right?23:01
rickspencer3now you have your wish23:01
rickspencer3zzzing23:01
popeyhaha23:01
jono_seb128, ok23:02
jono_so I typed continue23:02
popeyand now you're back on your desktop and in your VT you have gdb running, right?23:02
jono_but when I set logging on nothing happens23:02
jono_popey, yep23:02
popeyno, you dont need to do that yet23:02
seb128jono_, that's all good23:02
popeyyou need to wait for the freeze to happen23:02
popeyor crash or whatever23:02
jono_oh I see23:02
popeythen flip to the vt to capture the trace23:02
jono_I will now try to trigger23:02
popeywhich starts with turning on logging and then backtrace23:02
seb128jono_, when compiz hit the segfault your session will freeze, that's when you go to the vt and do the next steps23:03
seb128I see popey is on it23:03
seb128so I'm calling it a day23:03
jono_thank seb128, popey23:03
seb128night everyone23:03
popeynn23:03
seb128see you tomorrow ;-)23:03
rickspencer3bye seb12823:03
popeyor "later today" as you probably call it in Europe :D23:03
popeyjono_: what usually triggers the compiz blowout?23:05
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popeyjono: does that reconnect mean you triggered it?23:08
jonopopey, no I had a full system hang23:08
jonohad to reboot23:08
popeyerk23:08
jonounfortunately I need to run in a sec23:08
popeyok. is your system up to date?23:09
popey(stupid question i know)23:09
jonopopey, yup it is23:09
jonoI dist-upgraded today23:09
popeyhumour me.. do you get package updates if you "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^" (note the caret)?23:09
jonoThe following packages will be REMOVED:23:10
jono  im-switch python-uno unity-scope-home23:10
jonoThe following NEW packages will be installed:23:10
jono  im-config language-selector-gnome python3-uno ubuntu-desktop unity-lens-shopping23:10
jonopopey, ^23:10
popeyhmm23:10
jonoshould I intall those?23:10
popeyi wouldn't remove unity-scope-home23:10
popeyso no23:10
jonoyeah23:11
jonogotta run23:11
popeythe fact that you have ubuntu-desktop missing is noteworthy23:11
jonothanks, man23:11
popeykk23:11
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rickspencer3robert_ancell, hey, it's a reasonable time in .aus right?23:35
RAOFAnd even in .nz :)23:35
robert_ancellyep23:35
rickspencer3oops23:35
rickspencer3well, if it's reasonable for koala bears, it's reasonable for kiwis I suppose ;)23:35
rickspencer3robert_ancell, sorry to bug you, but are you aware of bug #112849223:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 1128492 in unity-greeter (Ubuntu) "wallpaper not updating" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/112849223:35
rickspencer3not sure you're still the guy for that23:36
robert_ancellI'm not doing a lot of work on U-G at the moment, mterry is doing it23:37
robert_ancellbut seb's comment sounds like a likely cause23:37
rickspencer3ug, I didn't see his comment asking for data23:38
robruany gvariant hackers here?23:42
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rickspencer3robert_ancell, so, I don't think it was what seb128 said23:49
rickspencer3I'll follow up with mterry tomorrow23:49
robert_ancellrickspencer3, ok23:50
rickspencer3the greeter was using the old wall paper from my downloads folder23:50
popeyrickspencer3: you using the experimental ppa?23:59
popeybug 115802123:59
ubot2Launchpad bug 1158021 in unity (Ubuntu) "Launcher tooltips don't disappear when dash is open" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115802123:59
popeybug 115802523:59
ubot2Launchpad bug 1158025 in Unity "Search term disappears sometimes" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115802523:59

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