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pittiGood morning04:27
pittiScottK: thanks :) at least I can now say that only half of my raring FFEs were controversial :)05:02
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dholbachgood morning08:09
kris-awaymornin pardner08:09
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aquariuserm. Doing a dist-upgrade today, and basically all the packages that it wants to install can't be authenticated. Did the archive key change or something and I didn't update?08:52
aquarius(am on raring. these are not coming from a ppa: apt-cache policy shows the new version of packages (such as compiz-plugins-main) are from raring/universe)08:54
kris-awayYou've been hekked boy.08:54
cjwatsonaquarius: any errors from apt-get update?09:00
cjwatsonaquarius: (if not, try the dist-upgrade again)09:00
aquariusha!09:01
aquariusthere were, and I didn't notice. I got the "something wicked" error when resolving security.ubuntu. Re-updated and now all is fine.09:01
aquariusOn the other hand...that's a bit weird.09:01
cjwatsonSome kind of temporary resolver failure, perhaps09:02
cjwatsonDid it give any specifics?09:02
cjwatson            return _error->Error(_("Something wicked happened resolving '%s:%s' (%i - %s)"),09:02
cjwatson                                 Host.c_str(),ServStr,Res,gai_strerror(Res));09:02
cjwatsonkris-away: FWIW: that can be the case but it isn't necessarily helpful to leap to it first09:03
aquariuscjwatson,   Something wicked happened resolving 'security.ubuntu.com:http' (-11 - System error), unhelpfully. :)09:07
aquariusI assume my string-and-chewing-gum LAN decided to throw some sort of a benny.09:07
cjwatsonHm.  I should make apt print strerror(errno) in that case.09:07
aquariusanyway, we're good now, I think09:08
aquariusmildly weird that it caused a key verify error, though. I mean, key verify errors are "colour the screen in red and print 'something is very wrong'" level :)09:08
cjwatsonI suspect that the error was in retrieving an intermediate step in the chain from the host09:09
aquariusk, restarting to enjoy the new loveliness :)09:09
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jamespageanyone got any ideas on where this build is stalled?09:44
jamespagehttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glance/1:2013.1~rc1-0ubuntu1/+build/438411809:44
jamespagethat appears to be right at the end of the package build process; but I can repro locally...09:46
jamespagecan't rather09:46
ogra_lool, hmm09:47
ckpringleps09:48
ogra_lool, are you sure its a clever idea to make the sdk packages recommends (optional) instead of hooking them in with a hard dep ? i fear we will end up with ton of bugs where the sdk misbehaves09:48
cjwatsonjamespage: there was chatter on #launchpad-ops overnight about buildd-manager taking mysteriously long to download build results09:51
cjwatsonmind you, I'm not sure that's what's up here09:52
* cjwatson peers09:53
jamespagecjwatson, hmm - well I can repro locally but that package is also doing something similar in the openstack CI lab09:53
jamespagedpkg-buildpackage: binary only upload (no source included)09:53
jamespageBuild killed with signal TERM after 150 minutes of inactivity09:53
cjwatsonnothing relevant in buildd-manager logs09:53
cjwatsonso I think it's before it starts trying to reap the build09:53
jamespagecjwatson, would a process hanging around from test suite execution cause this sort of thing?09:55
cjwatsonlet me check09:55
cjwatsonthat's the last thing dpkg-buildpackage does09:55
* dholbach relocates to Laney's09:56
Laneyparty time09:56
cjwatsonRight, so yes, it's quite possible - in particular, a process that didn't disconnect from dpkg-buildpackage's stdout09:57
cjwatsonIt's just the usual pipe semantics09:57
jamespagecjwatson, OK _ lemme dig again - I actually skipped the tests when trying to repro locally09:57
jamespagebut the lab runs them in full09:57
cjwatsonReading from a pipe will block as long as there's a process with the other end of the pipe open for writing09:57
jamespageit started happening in the lab with https://github.com/openstack/glance/commit/9a01d5389ac3235279f75256815e23e49ebc0c6a09:58
cjwatsonAnd sbuild reads from dpkg-buildpackage's output until it gets EOF09:58
cjwatsonThis is launchpad-buildd's sbuild, but the relevant part of modern sbuild is structurally similar enough that it should do the same thing09:59
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jamespagecjwatson, "python setup.py test" was hanging around10:09
cjwatsonRight10:09
* jamespage pokes that a bit more10:09
loologra_: No, I don't like the recommends either; note that they are only for optional plugins apparently, but I intended to bring that up indeed10:11
loologra_: these were introduced between .136 and .137 and I hadn't noticed this in -proposed, so I copied them wholesale (like the rest), but would rather we convert them to depends10:12
ogra_ah, i didnt know they were optional ... i just see that even today people moan about missing plugins10:12
ogra_(or qt-creator does and they report it)10:12
ogra_yeah ... depends++10:12
vibhavbritney is responsible for handling debian->ubuntu package copying, right?10:16
cjwatsonNo10:17
vibhavah wait, britney is for the autopkgtest things10:17
cjwatsonStill no10:17
cjwatsonbritney is the name of the tool that drives the proposed-migration process, so copies from raring-proposed to raring when conditions are sufficient10:17
cjwatsonIt will be hooked up to autopkgtest as well but isn't yet10:18
vibhavcjwatson: conditions as in?10:18
* vibhav always thought certain tests included autopkgtests10:18
cjwatsonvibhav: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-October/036043.html10:18
cjwatsonAs for Debian->Ubuntu copies, if you mean the mass sync process that happens between archive opening and Debian import freeze, that's https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-archive/ubuntu-archive-tools/trunk/view/head:/auto-sync10:20
vibhavcjwatson: So britney is reposible for unstable->testing, while a modified version of britney in ubuntu is used for raring-proposed->raring?10:21
cjwatsonCorrect10:21
cjwatsonOn the whole I prefer not to call it britney, because I don't particularly like the "famous women's names for archive tools" naming scheme10:22
cjwatsonBut that's fairly unambiguously the name for it in Debian testing, at least10:23
vibhavheh10:23
vibhavI never realized that anyway10:23
vibhavcjwatson: thanks10:24
cjwatsonnp10:24
cjwatsonaquarius: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=70360310:32
ubottuDebian bug 703603 in apt "apt: gai_strerror is not always specific enough for "Something wicked happened" errors" [Normal,Open]10:32
jamespagecjwatson: will that build ever time out? if not who do I request to kill it...10:41
cjwatsonjamespage: It's meant to time out after IIRC 150 minutes of inactivity.  Failing that, #webops on internal IRC10:43
jamespagecjwatson, ack10:44
aquariuscjwatson, cool, thank you10:47
cousteautexlive-latex-extra installed.  Tried to make a pdf using the moderncv class; I got this error: http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/4264/latex-error-file-marvosym-sty-not-found11:09
cousteauinstalling texlive-fonts-recommended fixed the problem.  Shouldn't this have been installed by default when installing texlive-latex-extra since it's needed for the moderncv class?11:10
zygaroadmr: 516211:44
roadmrzyga: wow that's a lot11:44
zygaroadmr: wrong place :)11:44
roadmrzyga: haha11:44
tvossmpt, ping11:57
tvossmpt, do you want to sync up? I have nothing urgent11:57
mpttvoss, nothing from me.11:58
tvossmpt, ack11:59
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mitya57jamespage: hi, any chance you can look at bug 1157421?12:03
ubottubug 1157421 in blktap-dkms (Ubuntu) "blktap-dkms version in 12.04.2 is not compatible with the 12.04.2 kernel" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115742112:03
mitya57looks like we only need to backport https://github.com/mcclurmc/blktap-dkms/commit/d33302b91d12:03
jamespagehey mitya5712:04
jamespagegah - more kernel 3.5 fallout12:04
mitya57yeah, it breaks a lot12:05
jamespagemitya57, is that commit backwards compat with 3.2 as well?12:06
mitya57I'm not sure, that's why I asked you :)12:06
mitya57jamespage: looks like no :(12:13
mitya57I can find vm_mmap definition in http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-quantal.git;a=blob;f=include/linux/mm.h12:13
mitya57but can't in http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-precise.git;a=blob;f=include/linux/mm.h12:13
jamespagemitya57, OK _ so can you make a patch that is conditional on kernel version?12:14
jamespagethat would make life easier12:14
jamespage(doing it with dkms compat patches is a real headache imho)12:14
mitya57jamespage: maybe later today (but I really didn't want to do that myself :P)12:15
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caribouseb128: ping12:28
seb128caribou, howdy12:28
caribouseb128: hope you're doing fine.12:28
seb128caribou, I am, thanks! you?12:29
caribouseb128: Fine, thanks. I got some issue with the rsyslog corruption bug SRU12:29
seb128oh?12:29
caribouhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rsyslog/+bug/105959212:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1059592 in rsyslog (Ubuntu Quantal) "Message and memory corruption in rsyslog" [High,Fix committed]12:29
caribouseb128: the bug is hard to reproduce, so the SRU fix is difficult to confirm12:30
caribouseb128: I've been running the unfixed one in loops all morning and didn't see any corruption12:30
caribouseb128: even with proposed templates in the upstream bug report12:30
seb128caribou, in those cases it's usually fine to stress test the new version and confirm it stills work without regression12:31
seb128caribou, if the bug is not really fixed that's still ok, as long as we are sure we don't break anything12:31
seb128caribou, so just stress test the new version and if it's fine add a comment saying so in the bug12:31
caribouseb128: ok, I can do that. I looked at arges's merge and it only replaces Unlock by Locks in a few places12:31
caribouseb128: fine, I'll do that & report in the bug. I'd hate to see arges's work lost12:32
caribouseb128: thanks12:32
argescaribou: thanks again for the help.12:32
seb128caribou, thanks for the efforts! yeah, me too, it's annoying when we go through all the process, have people working on a fix, sponsors review/uploading, SRU team getting it in ... to then fail to verify and loose all the work12:33
caribouarges: np. I got another rsyslog bug on my plate anyway12:33
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jibeldobey, hey, could you have a look at bug 1158290 ?13:13
ubottubug 1158290 in software-center (Ubuntu) "enums.py imports non-existent module 'version' - breaks testsuite" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115829013:13
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dobeyjibel: failing where? version.py is a generated file (generated by setup.py build)13:51
jibeldobey, autopkgtest https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Raring/view/AutoPkgTest/job/raring-adt-software-center/117/ARCH=amd64,label=adt/artifact/results/dsc0t-run-tests-stdout13:53
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esingHi14:24
esingWhy does Ubuntu change the volume control not automatically when setting a new default audio device?14:24
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Laney@pilot in14:32
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Laneyzoom zoom14:32
seb128Laney, happy piloting!14:34
Laney:-)14:36
Laneydirecthex: so you're hoping I'll SRU this patch to Q, yes?14:36
directhexLaney, sorta!14:38
directhexLaney, would be nice if my mail client didn't keep crashing whilst i'm testing our groupware install14:38
Laneyaye aye14:39
Laneycyphermox: how goes the 3.6.4 update?14:39
cyphermoxI couldn't get back to it yet14:40
cyphermoxlike i said before, evo-data-server is done14:40
cyphermoxevolution not so much14:40
seb128just upload the one that's ready to start ;-)14:41
cyphermoxbut it's really just because I had to put it aside, and the importer couldn't make it a bzr branch either :/14:41
cyphermoxsure ;)14:41
LaneyI'll backport the patch but it might also be an option to upload .4 to Q under the MRE14:41
cyphermoxbad habit... I usually try to upload both evo and eds together14:41
cyphermoxLaney: MRE is probably simpler... there's quite a few bug fixes14:42
seb128Laney, I wouldn't spend too much time on Q at this point14:42
seb128so depends how easy is the update to do/test14:42
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Laneyindeed14:42
Laneythe backport should be easy enough14:42
stgraberjodh: thanks for updating gnome-session! I was just done testing my own implementation when I applied some updates here and saw you did it already ;)14:50
* dholbach hugs Laney14:50
cyphermoxLaney: as soon as it comes out of sbuild I'm uploading14:53
Laneyyou beast14:53
Laneyyou mean the SRU or Raring or both?14:53
cyphermoxfor raring14:54
Laneynod14:54
cyphermoxI can fix that up for quantal too14:54
Laneyok, it's bug #115801814:54
ubottubug 1158018 in evolution (Ubuntu Raring) "Malformed content-type header causes infinite recursion -> crash" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115801814:54
Laneyslow bot is slow14:55
cyphermoxmy system is kind of slow too14:55
cyphermoxI guess copying the entire aosp tree + our android tree takes a bit of juice from my disk :/14:55
cyphermoxI'm going to need to add another entry to changelog, I didn't catch this bug since it was filed 15 hours ago14:57
Laneyargh15:00
Laneyevolution broke my maildirs15:00
cyphermoxhuh15:00
* Laney glares at directhex15:00
cyphermoxoh, this is fixed in evolution, not eds15:00
cyphermoxLaney broke how?15:01
Laneyseems to have deleted all the mail in them15:01
cyphermoxbad evolution, bad!15:02
* Laney resyncs15:02
cyphermoxLaney: uploaded eds to raring15:04
cyphermoxshould I be holding off for quantal?15:04
Laneyfeel free if you think all the changes between .3 and .4 are ok15:05
cyphermoxit's all bugfix15:05
Laneygo for it15:05
cyphermoxhmm15:05
Laneyyou'll want to file some SRU bug and say that it goes in under the GNOME MRE so testing each specific bug isn't required15:07
cyphermoxyeah15:10
LaneyGunnarHj: what's left to do on https://bugs.launchpad.net/lightdm/+bug/952185 openssh?15:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 952185 in gdm (Ubuntu Precise) "~/.pam_environment not parsed by default" [Medium,In progress]15:11
GunnarHjLaney: Uploading the patch.15:14
gema_awe_: can you give me the link to all the BPs that cover the wifi/networking work?15:15
Laneycjwatson: ^ maybe you could look at the openssh patch there15:17
gema_lool: or maybe yourself, wifi/networking ongoing BPs?15:18
cjwatsonLaney: yes, it's already on my to-do list15:18
Laneyok15:18
LaneyI'll remove from the queue then15:18
cjwatsonI'll get it done before raring15:18
* Laney nod15:19
jodhstgraber: thanks - I didn't upload though :)15:21
stgraberjodh: someone did :)15:21
Laneyle RAOF15:21
jodhfollowing on from a discussion on #upstart-desktop, I'd like to understand the expected semantics of apport hooks that have to handle potentially sensitive files. For ProblemType 'Bug', we should ask the user (if there is a ui), and for 'Crash' we could auto-attach any files as (a) we can't ask the user and (b) all 'Crash' bugs are private. But how best to handle sensitive files for other ProblemTypes?15:29
Laneyzul: are you uploading for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nova/+bug/1119248 ?15:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1119248 in nova (Ubuntu) "[SRU] nova does not set container_format when snapshotting instance with ref image deleted" [Undecided,In progress]15:30
zullaney: its been delayed15:31
Laneyyeah?15:31
Laneyis it part of a regular SRU cycle or something?15:31
LaneyIOW does ubuntu-sponsors need to be involved?15:31
loolgema_: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/client-1303-converged-network-stack15:32
awe_gema_, that only really cover the fact that we're going to use ofono for mobile data support15:32
awe_there's no real change to how wifi works15:32
gema_awe_, lool ack15:32
gema_awe_: is there any past BP that defines how wifi works that is worth mentioning/taking into account?15:32
awe_that said, what you'll really need to work with are probably the design specs for indicators/settings15:33
awe_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Networking15:33
awe_^^ is a good overview of how networking is supposed to work on desktop15:33
gema_awe_: ack, do we have something similar for mobile?15:33
awe_there was a design spec published internally for touch, but AFAIK it's no longer available ( even internally w/in Canonical )15:34
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awe_you probably should ask mpt or ivanka15:34
loolgema_: I was hoping aruiz would have an indicator spec to complement this -- pinged him just before his holidays last week about the WI there, but he's on leave this week, will ping again this week -- and also that we'd have a wifi testing subblueprint or at least some more detailed workitems15:34
gema_awe_: ack15:34
mptgema_, I will be adding phone stuff to it soon.15:35
awe_one other doc which is super preliminary is: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemSettings15:35
gema_lool: yep, I am also waiting for aruiz to be back15:35
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awe_there's a meeting on monday to discuss15:35
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gema_mpt: ok, sounds good15:35
awe_mpt, that would be super helpful...  the sooner the better, as there some holes in the spec that touch was originally based on15:35
gema_awe_, mpt +100015:36
awe_( i.e. no connection info, no way to forget a network/change a password, ... )15:36
mptI see15:36
gema_mpt: that'll pretty much drive our testing use cases15:36
awe_gema_, bingo15:36
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mptawe_, gema_: To be fair, the PC spec is riven with holes too. :-) It dates from the days when we were flirting with ConnMan, and when we returned to the arms of NM, I stopped work on it15:37
gema_mpt: then we'll have to complete it15:38
mptyes indeed15:38
mptawe_, gema_: aruiz is working on the PC UI15:39
awe_mpt, re: aruiz, yes... I know.  I exchanged an email with larsu about indicators and specifically networking/telephony next week.  Looks like plans are starting to shape up a bit.  I think we'll have a chance to re-sync at the settings mtg on monday15:40
* Laney prods xnox to look at / upload https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptitude/+bug/83176815:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 831768 in aptitude (Ubuntu Precise) "aptitude cannot handle conflicts with multiarch enabled" [High,Confirmed]15:40
Laney(from #122 I gather that you reviewed the patch)15:41
xnoxLaney: only briefly... be my guest to upload it =)15:43
Laney/quit15:43
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bdmurrayjodh: I think there are only 2 other problem types "Package" and "KernelOops".  For Package I think we should ask and for KernelOops may be a type of crash so private?  However, when we have server-side hooks setup for errors I think it'll be moot.15:59
jamespagedo the launchpad builders set HOME to something sensible?15:59
tkamppeterOdyX, I have release cups-filters 1.0.31 to fix a bug and quickly uploaded it to Ubuntu (due to the FF, to get as much testing time as possible). Please merge it also back into Debian.16:00
vibhavLaney: /j #launchpad16:01
vibhavoops16:01
vibhavsorry Laney16:01
LaneyI DON'T WANNA16:01
vibhavLaney: Now since I (accidently) pinged you, is it considered nice to delete a merge proposal and start afresh with a new one?16:02
Laneyit loses the history16:02
vibhavhttps://code.launchpad.net/~vibhavp/ubuntu/raring/thoggen/fix-format-string-warning/+merge/15096916:02
LaneyI'd just fix it and push some new commits16:03
Laneythen set back from WIP to Pending or whatever it is in the global status16:03
jodhbdmurray: the source also mentions KernelCrash, and Hang so a non-kernel hook seems to have to handle Bug, Crash, Hang and Package.16:03
mlankhorst\16:03
mlankhorstoops16:04
jodhjamespage: see https://launchpadlibrarian.net/126054368/buildlog_ubuntu-raring-amd64.procenv_0.19-1_BUILDING.txt.gz (search for HOME=)16:05
bdmurrayjodh: ah, I'd forgotten about hang - that is rather new16:05
OdyXtkamppeter: I have too much pain with bzr to be able to push it fast to Debian, but I'll do it soon, yes.16:05
jamespagejodh, interesting - that is different to a stock sbuild environment locally16:05
jamespagejodh, I can simulate that tho16:06
jodhbdmurray: have we got some doc on this or a skeleton hook maybe to handle all the scenarios?16:06
bdmurrayjodh: I don't think so16:07
jonohey didrocks - testing the scopes PPA - should the server be sending correct results back now?16:07
jodhjamespage: I've put links to all the environments I can get to non-locally at the top of https://launchpad.net/procenv/.16:07
jonoI am finding the filtering is buggy16:07
jonowasnt sure if I should file a bug16:07
didrocksjono: not correct results16:09
didrocksjono: all scopes should start16:09
didrocksthey don't have real recommendations yet16:09
jamespagejodh, weird - anyway - I updated my sbuildrc to set a HOME16:09
didrocksjono: re filters: yeah, there are not all ready yet16:11
cjwatsonjamespage: it's a bug to ever rely on HOME during a build16:17
cjwatson(and yes, I think launchpad-buildd currently differs from packaged sbuild)16:17
jamespagecjwatson, I don't disagree - I was just observing different behaviour between sbuild and launchpad buildd16:17
cjwatsonjamespage: the intent is to upgrade launchpad-buildd to modern packaged sbuild, but lack of time16:17
jamespagecjwatson, ack - I'll push a fix into the offending package so it does not break in future16:18
cjwatsonSoyuz folks do know that there are plenty of differences :)16:18
cjwatsonAt least some Debian buildds will be running with something much more recent16:18
cjwatsonplars: https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/ubuntu-cdimage/mainline/revision/1162 - with any luck this will turn out not to be total doom16:49
seb128jodh, stgraber: hey, do you have any spec you are using for the upstart work scheduled for post raring? is the gsettings bridge on there?16:49
seb128jodh, stgraber: I was pondering opening a client spec of "make use of session jobs" ... does that make sense or is there an existing spec that matches that?16:50
seb128Laney, ^ fyi16:50
stgraberseb128: I don't think we have a spec specifically for using the features we implemented, so I guess that'd be good to have16:50
stgraberseb128: the gsettings/dconf bridge currently isn't upstream but jodh asked me to poke at it again and it may make the next release still16:51
seb128stgraber, ok, good, do you need help from our side to figure where to plug/listen for dconf/gsettings changes?16:51
stgraberseb128: it was difficult to test before as we didn't have the user sessions but now that we do, it should be fairly easy to get my code into good enough shape that it can get in upstart and people can start using it16:51
stgraberseb128: the current implementation simply sends even for any change happening in the dconf database, I think it's a good first step. In the future we'll want to add extra syntax so we can depend on existing keys and not only keys changing value16:52
seb128stgraber, how do you "watch for changes"? look at dbus calls?16:53
stgraberseb128: yep, my bridge connects to dbus and listens for the dconf signals16:54
seb128stgraber, ok, great, thanks16:54
seb128stgraber, I got some new ideas of things that could make use of session jobs today once we have that bridge16:55
seb128I will register the a client spec to list those ;-)16:55
stgraberso you can easily start/stop a job when a value changes. The thing you can't do at this point and will need a fair bit of work in the bridge is have a start condition that checks for a specific key to be set to a specific value16:55
* cjwatson fixes up test failures from that last cdimage change, whoops16:59
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bdmurraythere are 2 uploads of gvs in quantal-proposed17:01
bdmurrayone looks like a point release and the other is a bug fix https://errors.ubuntu.com/bucket/?id=%2Fusr%2Flib%2Fgvfs%2Fgvfsd-gphoto2%3A***%20glibc%20detected%20***%20%2Fusr%2Flib%2Fgvfs%2Fgvfsd-gphoto2%3A%20double%20free%20or%20corruption%20%28fasttop%29%3A%20ADDR%20***17:02
bdmurraywith 55k reports17:02
Laney@pilot out17:16
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Laneywill do some more tomorrow - got distracted debugging something17:16
jodhpitti/mpt/bdmurray: Could you review my changes to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport/DeveloperHowTo ? Maybe we could also add advice on how to handle interactive questions post-release?17:33
mptjodh, as above, I don't mind interactive questions for Crash, if they're useful, just so long as Apport suppresses them post-release. Relying on individual package developers to remember those rules won't work so well.17:37
dholbachhaha... https://twitter.com/politbuntu17:46
mptjodh, pro tip for the future: for less than one line of monospace you can use backticks, e.g. `Crash`17:54
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mitya57dholbach: :)18:02
bdmurrayseb128: do you have an opinion on the 2 gvfs uploads in quantal-proposed?18:21
seb128bdmurray, let me have a look18:21
bdmurraythanks18:21
seb128bdmurray, reject 1.14.0-0ubuntu6.1 from Laney18:23
seb128bdmurray, the new version includes that patch (as well as other fixes)18:23
bdmurrayseb128: will do thanks18:25
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seb128bdmurray, thank you!18:26
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roadmrhello folks, we found a bug when accessing (udevadm --walk) /sys/devices/tegradc.0 on a nexus 7 running the phablet image, what'd be a good place/package to report this against?21:36
hallyncjwatson: hm, when i try to install from 12.04.2 desktop livedvd with ovmf bios, i get plugininstaller.p becoming defunct21:42
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cjwatsonhallyn: um, dunno, would need logs I guess ...21:52
hallyncjwatson: oh hey, 30 mins later it finished.  dunno waht it was doing...  oh, though i did kill -9 the defunct task, lessee if it reboots22:09
hallynhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/563541122:10
cjwatsonerr - yeah, that's not so informative22:10
cjwatsonanything in syslog?22:11
hallynhm, no22:13
hallynwell i can do a fresh install tonight and note what time the defunct process was hanging and look through /var/log22:14
* hallyn back later 22:17
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cjwatsonplars: so, I think I'm pretty much there now - I just need to bug IS a bit more re firewall holes, but the SSH trigger is in place aside from that.  Do you think we can get together tomorrow and deploy this?22:55

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