[01:35] * Riddell fails kubuntu active image [01:38] and the arm image doesn't work :( [01:40] bug 1164239 [01:40] bug 1164239 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "does not start on kubuntu 13.04 beta 2 arm image" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1164239 [01:40] * Riddell sleeps [02:22] Lubuntu had trouble with their ac100 image. Dunno if it's related. === ovidiu-florin_ is now known as ovidiu-florin [10:05] Hello!!!! [10:06] Riddell, so the arm + active aren't going in? [10:08] smartboyhw: no I guess not :( [10:08] Riddell, erm:( [10:08] arm doesn't load up ubiquity at all and active crashes [10:08] :( [10:13] 0.o [10:15] shadeslayer, yeah:( [10:21] Riddell, is nootka fixed? [10:21] I mean for powerpc [10:24] dunno I've not looked at it [10:24] Riddell, .... [10:25] Might be good to fix it today [10:25] how's this? https://wiki.kubuntu.org/RaringRingtail/Beta2/Kubuntu [10:25] Riddell, looking:P [10:26] http://kyofel.dyndns.org/kubuntu/build_status_4.10.2_quantal.html too needs fixed [10:26] Riddell, +1 [10:26] Riddell, yeah a hell lot of errors [10:27] I'm restarting cantor build because I can't find log [10:27] And i386 builds good [10:27] Riddell: yeah looks fine [10:29] I am restarting kalgebra Quantal amd64 [10:29] The dependencies should be Ok now [10:31] khangman restart [10:32] Basically after restarting everything should be good for Quantal [10:33] I wonder why pykde didn't get uploaded [10:38] Riddell, good question hmm [10:40] uploaded, hopefully that'll tell us if the compile failure in raring is an issue in pykde or in qt [10:40] Riddell, :) [10:42] * Riddell turns attention to http://kyofel.dyndns.org/kubuntu/build_status_4.10.2_precise.html [10:43] hmm, more issues there [10:43] Riddell, eee:( [10:49] * shadeslayer looks [10:49] how is it that kalzium is waiting on boost 0.o [10:50] shadeslayer: I think boost is being rebuilt [10:50] but you might want to check that [10:50] cos there's no libboost-python1.49-dev in precise? [10:51] Riddell: yes, but shouldn't the backport script have taken care of that [10:51] nothing in the backports script about it [10:51] oh there is [10:52] the precise one gets applied to all and should handle it [10:52] Script fail? [10:52] hum [10:53] Riddell, you guys got good to go builds, we don't:( [10:53] we = Ubuntu Studio [10:54] Riddell, how about upgrade testcases? [11:07] smartboyhw: mm I've not done that one [11:07] Riddell, yep [11:08] !testers | please help test the upgrades and report the results in the ISO QA Tracker [11:08] please help test the upgrades and report the results in the ISO QA Tracker: Help is needed in #kubuntu-devel. Please ping Riddell, yofel, soee, Tm_T, shadeslayer, BluesKaj, James147, smartboyhw, Quintasan, lordievader for information. [11:08] :P [11:13] yofel, i tested 4.10.2 on may laptop yesterday, all was fine [11:13] soee: great thanks [11:14] shadeslayer, smartboyhw: oh I see what I did wrong with the backport script to not get the hooks applied [11:14] Riddell, should i test some ISO on VM ? [11:14] Riddell, :) [11:14] soee, no need [11:14] ok [11:14] The builds are pretty much ready [11:14] Except the arm + active [11:14] soee: yes that would be very good if you could [11:15] smartboyhw: there's a need, I don't trust myself as the only tester [11:15] Riddell: hmm? [11:15] you can probably re upload you know :P [11:15] shadeslayer: I will [11:15] 12.04.3 or whatever :D [11:15] Riddell: what went wrong? [11:15] Riddell, oh OK [11:15] I am testing the Studio ones myself here though [11:16] shadeslayer: calling the script with the wrong argument [11:16] heh [11:16] Riddell, where can i find download links ? [11:16] smartboyhw: then you're very trusting on yourself :) [11:17] soee: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/20130403/ [11:17] Riddell, I have another tester this time [11:17] And we have our project lead [11:18] Riddell, I need to remind you that Ubuntu Studio is ALWAYS not enough of testers [11:22] smartboyhw: We don't have enough testers here as well [11:22] :P [11:23] Quintasan, we are much short of it [11:23] yofel: u[pgrade qa borked [11:24] Riddell: I think I installed Beta 2 on my PC yesterday, I'll use that as a reference [11:28] yofel: ping [11:29] ehh [11:29] * Quintasan looks at the plasma active [11:30] wait [11:31] Quintasan, oh? [11:32] * Quintasan wonders where the hell are i386 images for active [11:33] nvm [11:33] got it [11:33] Quintasan: tell me it's not just me it crashes for [11:33] Riddell: I'll try [11:34] I will look into it if it actually does crash here [11:34] will try in vbox and then liveusb [11:38] the latest muon release is marked as stable ? [11:38] soee: ... we usually provide stable versions of package managers [11:39] soee: are you on raring? [11:39] Quintasan, yes [11:39] !info muon raring [11:39] muon (source: muon): package manager for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0.0-0ubuntu1 (raring), package size 197 kB, installed size 1377 kB [11:40] soee: looks like 2.0 is in raring, that should be stable unless JontheEchidna says otherwise [11:40] Quintasan, ok thank you [11:43] I successfully upgraded packages from ninjas-ppa on quantal [11:43] no conflicts or other issues [11:44] will reboot the machine in few moments to see how the full stack works now [11:44] anything particular I should keep an eye on? [11:49] Tm_T: Just do what you usually do [11:49] It's better imo than doing things on purpose [11:50] ofcourse [11:50] although what I usually do is basicly launch terminals, browsers, and then sit on those two weeks [11:51] oh, Kontact ofcourse too [11:51] Tm_T: You might want to test Muon :P [11:51] oh, that actually will do a lot of testing [11:51] Quintasan: is Muon like Wajig but with GUI? (; [11:51] * Tm_T hides [11:51] JontheEchidna: Kill him ^ [11:58] Riddell: Well, Plasma Workspace died two times here and suddenly started [12:03] * Quintasan does liveusb [12:05] What happened!? [12:05] Riddell: you do not backport pykde [12:05] Riddell: too many python3.3 specific changes in raring [12:05] shadeslayer: pong? [12:06] Quintasan: which upgrade qa? [12:07] yofel: does auto-upgrade-tester + lxc work ? and more importantly, does it work on the buyvm storage server? [12:08] shadeslayer: works more or less, but with 256M of memory it looks bad [12:08] mostly because during the one test I did on the storage server it launched lightdm, which used ~100M of memory for some reason [12:08] didn't have time to debug it [12:11] lol [12:11] yofel: define looks bad? [12:11] does it not complete? [12:12] yofel: webpage [12:12] Riddell: Moderately bad news [12:12] Riddell: LiveUSB works on my laptop [12:12] It boots up just fine, no crashes [12:12] but I can't test it since I don't have a touch screen and dunno how to enable mouse there :X [12:13] In vbox it does crash but the workspace dies [12:13] Quintasan, hmm Riddell has some strange board then [12:14] smartboyhw: How about you test it before assuming something? [12:14] Quintasan, no. Still testing Ubuntu Studio (installing to get the post-installation things done, and I still need to get on with the upgrades) [12:14] Ubuntu Studio is my 1st priority [12:15] Followed by Kubuntu of course;) [12:15] Then I'd appreciate if you didn't jump to conslusion that early [12:15] It might be my board that's strange because it works here whereas it should not [12:15] Quintasan, that is a pre-conclusion:P [12:16] lol [12:16] Don't assume stuff without evidence then [12:16] shadeslayer: right, fails at some point [12:16] shadeslayer: We need more testing for Active [12:16] Quintasan: that points to shadeslayer's server [12:16] shadeslayer: fix qa webpage as well [12:16] mmmm [12:16] okay [12:16] I'll renable ec2 stuff then [12:16] and that's broken till we have a successful upgrade path [12:17] yeah, best do that, at least until raring is ou [12:17] *out [12:18] shadeslayer: [12:18] dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/gnome-keyring_3.6.3-0ubuntu2_i386.deb (--unpack):^M [12:18] unable to make backup link of `./usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon' before installing new version: Cannot allocate memory^M [12:19] lets try again [12:19] *sigh* [12:19] 15124 root 20 0 104m 102m 5788 S 0.0 42.7 0:00.09 lightdm [12:20] yofel: ah hah [12:20] Quintasan: it crashes but then works? [12:20] Riddell: In VBox it crashed twice and the started up [12:20] when will the next kernel update planned fot precise? [12:21] Quintasan, and the *what* started up? [12:21] for* [12:21] ovidiu-florin, ask in #ubuntu-kernel please:) [12:21] ok [12:21] thank you [12:21] We aren't the ones maintaining the -generic kernel [12:21] Riddell: using LiveUSB it started with no problems but I could not do anything because I couldn't get a cursor :P [12:22] Quintasan: yeah the cursor now doesn't show which is a bit annoying [12:22] Riddell, Quintasan +1 [12:23] mmkay [12:23] hmm [12:23] Riddell, you should propose to the Kubuntu Council of buying a Intel Atom powered tablet:P [12:23] yofel: so something starts lightdm which takes a batshit amount of resident memory? [12:24] smartboyhw: intel tablets are crap [12:24] shadeslayer: well, it boots a normally installed system (with lightdm) and runs upgrade, so that kinda makes sense [12:24] set lightdm to manual now [12:24] aha [12:24] manual? [12:24] shadeslayer, well at least we can actually test... [12:24] shadeslayer: echo manual > /etc/init/lightdm.override [12:25] smartboyhw: We can buy tablets but you need a person which would work on that most of the time where it's not viable at this moment [12:25] Just a suggestion:P [12:26] we still need to get packaging sorted out to make sure it complies with standards and what upstream wants [12:26] yofel: or well ... just write a script that watches for the lightdm process and does stops it in the lxc? [12:27] shadeslayer: why stop it when I can trivially prevent it from starting... [12:27] heh [12:27] * shadeslayer rages at KWallet [12:27] 4:4.10.2-0ubuntu1~ubuntu12.04~ppa2 uploaded to ninjas [12:28] urgh [12:28] shadeslayer: How is ktp 0.6? [12:29] Quintasan: waiting for desktop-applets to finish building https://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/nightly/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=raring [12:29] shadeslayer: Is that the last thing? [12:29] indeed [12:29] wait [12:29] why are you building it there? [12:29] https://launchpad.net/~telepathy-kde/+archive/ppa/+packages [12:29] that's for raring [12:30] and the telepathy-kde ppa's are for final release [12:30] Put everydamn stable release there [12:30] 0.6 is stable derp [12:30] stable == not daily in case of ktp [12:30] :P [12:30] you want me to upload without QA? :D [12:31] Virtuoso is eating all CPU here [12:31] it does that from time to time [12:31] likewise [12:31] should be nice'd [12:31] yofel: the problem is, it haven't done it this way for years [12:32] yes I know it eats some cpu in time to time, but this much this long hasn't been normal for some time anymore [12:32] hm, maybe vHanda might know what it would be doing [12:32] I have forgotten how to debug this as it has been working so nicely (: [12:33] other than that, all seems to work just fine here [12:33] yofel, remide ne one more time the author of homerun pls ? [12:33] agateau: [12:33] soee: that would be me [12:34] agateau has arrived! [12:34] agateau, is it possible to to add context menu to trash icon that contain "Empty trash" action? [12:34] atm trash icon is located in favourite places [12:34] soee: should be doable yes [12:34] soee: file a bug on bugs.kde.org so that I do not forget it [12:34] agateau, ok thank you [12:36] krdc 4:4.8.55-0ubuntu1~ppa4 [12:36] krfb 4:4.8.55-0ubuntu1~ppa3 [12:36] shadeslayer: ^ we need those in PPA? [12:36] nah [12:36] nuke em [12:37] PURGING WITH FIRE [12:37] agateau, what component should i set ? [12:37] soee: "sources" [12:37] shadeslayer: >0.5.1-0ubuntu1~ppa1~precise1~ppa1 [12:38] LOL [12:38] you wat m8? [12:38] hm? [12:38] what's that? [12:38] we put some ppa in your ppa so you can ppa while you ppa [12:38] agateau++ [12:38] Hiyas all [12:38] shadeslayer: ktp-send-file 0.5.1-0ubuntu1~ppa1~precise1~ppa1 [12:39] ah [12:39] the name [12:39] I'd purge the whole repo actually shadeslayer [12:39] why [12:39] we need to get things there straight [12:39] the reason it's probably like that is because I ran the backportpackage script on the PPA packages [12:39] why do we have logger 0.5.2 for 12.04 and 0.5.3 for 12.10? [12:39] no big deal, we can fix with the 0.6 upload [12:39] I'm killing it with fire [12:39] all of it [12:39] eh [12:39] okay [12:40] well [12:40] don't delete the glib packages [12:40] mmkay [12:40] just only delete the ktp packages plz [12:41] shadeslayer: can I kill qt-gstreamer as well? [12:41] Quintasan, stay calm:) [12:41] nope [12:41] it's required [12:42] shadeslayer: qt-gstreamer and telepathty-glib are left [12:42] cool [12:42] the rest was nuked [12:42] Now, we can't upload 0.6 to raring, can we? [12:42] sure we can [12:43] !info kde-telepathy-contact-list [12:43] kde-telepathy-contact-list (source: ktp-contact-list): Telepathy contact list for the KDE Plasma Desktop. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.1-0ubuntu1 (quantal), package size 151 kB, installed size 955 kB [12:43] !info kde-telepathy-contact-list raring [12:43] kde-telepathy-contact-list (source: ktp-contact-list): Telepathy contact list for the KDE Plasma Desktop. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.80-0ubuntu1 (raring), package size 173 kB, installed size 1090 kB [12:43] How exactly do you think we can do it? [12:43] agateau, https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=317825 [12:43] KDE bug 317825 in sources "Context menu with 'Empty trash' link for trash icon" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed] [12:43] Quintasan: we got a FFe for it? [12:43] and 0.6 will be a bug fix only upload? [12:43] nope.avi [12:43] we already got ffe? [12:43] yeah [12:43] wow [12:44] shadeslayer actually gets things done [12:44] :P [12:44] because I'm awesome :P [12:44] Will you upload that or you want me to do that? [12:44] I'll upload it later tonight [12:44] actually [12:44] I'll do the backporting then [12:45] will probably upload tomorrow [12:45] desktop-applets will build in 8 hours :( [12:45] Why? [12:45] ffs [12:45] postponed till tomorrow then [12:46] Virtuoso is still eating the cpu [12:47] ok, have to go home, will do something about that when I can [12:48] uff crap [12:48] "display settings" is only gamma settings now [12:48] there's no way configuring monitor setup anymore? [12:48] shadeslayer: go skip build queue if you need it. Ninjas will eat up build time too, so if you keep it low you'll have it built in 14h or so [12:52] Tm_T: kscreen didn't get installed for you? [12:53] no it didn't, new package that isn't dependency? [12:53] it's recommended by kubuntu-desktop [12:53] ...recommended but not dependency? [12:54] yofel: how does that work? [12:54] you should be able to remove it and replace it with kde-workspace-randr [12:54] so not a hard dependency [12:54] I see [12:55] it *should* be installed on upgrades though [12:55] it wasn't, neither kde-workspace-randr [12:55] so dependency that has OR with those two? [12:55] no idea how to do that with seeds [12:55] Riddell: ^ ? [12:56] Riddell: did you update the meta package for the backports yet btw.? (same issue) [12:56] yofel: any ideas why running sudo python bin/auto-upgrade-tester -b UpgradeTestBackendEC2 share/profiles/kubuntu share/profiles/kubuntu-backports/ only tests the kubuntu profile? [12:57] http://kubuntu-qa.dyndns.org/ [12:57] yofel: nope, needs to depend on kde-workspace-randr ? [12:57] Riddell: yes [12:58] shadeslayer: because of ProfileName=kubuntu [12:58] huh? [12:58] share/profiles/kubuntu-backports/DistUpgrade.cfg -> ProfileName=kubuntu [12:58] should be kubuntu-backports [12:58] oh lol [12:59] needs fixing [13:01] uhm [13:02] Riddell: did you kill my instance? [13:05] shadeslayer: oh I killed everything, are you using it? [13:05] shadeslayer: stopped killing now [13:05] yeah :D [13:06] yofel: I don't think it worked [13:09] unless it appends the output to the current html page [13:12] my test run is still running for now, which is good [13:12] :D [13:13] "About 3 hours 24 minutes remaining" maybe running an upgrade test on a netbook wasn't such a good idea [13:16] upgrade also running on ec2 [13:16] so not to worry [13:17] * Riddell fires up kde-l10n [13:19] Quintasan: btw uploading ktp tonight won't matter [13:19] Quintasan: we're in beta freeze [13:19] What is Freeze? [13:19] ? [13:20] shadeslayer: you can upload anyway [13:20] true [13:20] but it won't really matter :P [13:21] yeah ^^ [13:21] Riddell, eh that isn't really a great idea;P [13:22] smartboyhw: l10n isn't? [13:23] Riddell, the upgrade test:P [13:23] *headdesk* [13:23] ah well down to 1 hour 9 minutes now :) [13:24] forgot to apply the grub-pc fix in LXC... [13:24] * yofel tries again [13:24] Riddell, :) [13:25] yofel: there's a fix for that? [13:25] shadeslayer: sure, copy script from raring into container before upgrade [13:25] hah [13:27] brrrrr, you can only have one PostBootstrapScript [13:28] yofel: what's grub-pc and LXC? [13:28] yeah :| [13:28] Riddell: instead of using EC2 to test upgrades we can use LXC ( Linux Containers ) [13:29] cost effective if you can find a powerful enough server [13:30] Riddell: LXC is kinda chroots being used as VM's, and we had an issue that zz-update-grub (kernel postinst hook) fails during upgrade becase it has no rootfs device in LXC (fixed in raring) [13:39] 13.10? 0.o [13:40] ah, similar to vserver we use on sladen's servers [13:40] 0.o We don't even know the name for 13.10 yet [13:40] Riddell: sladen's server? [13:42] shadeslayer: the ones I use for e-mail and whatnot, starsky.19inch.net [13:42] ah [13:43] smartboyhw: launchpad has targets for 3 releases in the feature too (s-series, t-series, u-series) [13:43] yofel, I know [13:43] OK guys let us play a name-guessing game (LOL) [13:43] nah, we can do that in 2 weeks [13:44] ... [13:44] an well, might as well do it now ^^ [13:45] I'll go with skimpy skunk [13:45] sexy swan [13:45] sexy ScottK [13:46] * ScottK looks up. [13:46] smartboy scallywag [13:48] !?!?!?!?!?! [13:48] * smartboyhw tores Riddell apart [13:48] 13.10: the saucy shadeslayer [13:48] scallyway shadeslayer :P [13:48] soda soee :P [13:49] Quintasan: on trello -> options-settings-last option [13:49] also make more people admin :P [13:49] what? [13:49] soee, your IRC nick will be included in the next S release codename:P [13:50] * genii-around sips and ponders if sasquatch could be considered an animal name [13:50] ah yes i know it already, they told me ill be the next release face [13:50] superb shadeslayer [13:51] shadeslayer, boo;P [13:51] slothful shadeslayer [13:51] smarter smartboyhw (using two actual IRC nicks here) [13:51] lol [13:52] * apachelogger_ has 300 bug notifications in his inbox -.- [13:53] apachelogger_, uh oh. Mark them all as read:P [13:53] no? [13:53] ^ [13:53] that's what I'd do :D [13:53] wat [13:53] what is S codename [13:53] :P [13:54] as I said, slothful shadeslayer ^^ [13:54] bug 1163632 [13:54] :( [13:54] bug 1163632 in nepomuk-core (Ubuntu) "nepomukserver crashed with SIGSEGV in close()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1163632 [13:55] k [13:55] :P [13:56] :O [13:56] Profile 'share/profiles/kubuntu' FAILED [13:57] vHanda: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/110469044/ThreadStacktrace.txt [13:57] bug 1026567 [13:57] bug 1026567 in nepomuk-core (Ubuntu) "nepomukserver crashed with SIGSEGV in _int_free()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1026567 [13:59] shadeslayer: keep a look at http://kyofel2.dyndns.org/upgrade/ [14:08] yofel: question, does BuyVM auto bill you? [14:08] or do you have to authorize repeat payments ? [14:10] Quintasan: heh === fabo_ is now known as fabo [14:10] shadeslayer: dunno, ask me again in 2 months [14:10] ^_^ [14:11] Riddell, you prepared anything for CC meeting?:P [14:13] yofel: anyway, bought the storage KVM :D [14:14] I'm going run owncloud on it ^_^ [14:18] how can i format flash drive ? [14:19] sudo mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdX [14:19] where X is something that maps to your flash drive [14:25] shadeslayer, sudo: mkfs.vfat: command not found [14:25] 0.o [14:26] soee: do you have dosfstools [14:26] wtf? [14:26] yofel: ImportError: cannot import name MAXREPEAT [14:27] have you seen that before> [14:27] shadeslayer, my mistake .. i was trying this on my VPS o.O wrong terminal tab [14:27] anyway: mkfs.vfat: unable to open /dev/sdb: Device or resource busy [14:27] I suspect that's drom some weird EC2 stuff [14:27] lol [14:28] soee: you need to unmount it first [14:28] soee: and you should probably add 1/2/something after sdb [14:28] shadeslayer, but if i unmount it, it wont be seen ? [14:28] it will be [14:29] sudo eject /dev/sdb [14:29] then run mkfs on the partition [14:29] soee@ubuntu:~$ sudo mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdb [14:29] mkfs.vfat 3.0.14 (23 Jan 2023) [14:29] /dev/sdb: No medium found [14:30] did you physically remove the drive? [14:30] no [14:30] or well, just remove it and insert it again, but don't mount it [14:30] shadeslayer: not really [14:30] WARNING: /home/auto-upgrade-tester/auto-upgrade-testing/share/scripts/kubuntu_lxc_fixes not found [14:30] drat [14:30] yofel: I recommend testing using the fake backend first :P [14:34] yofel: any recommendations on what NIC/IDE I should use on my awesome VPS? [14:34] virtio (experimental) [14:34] works prefectly fine for me [14:34] even the NIC? [14:35] that dosn't matter much, but according to the wiki the realtek one is limited to 100Mbit [14:35] or whatever the default is [14:36] shadeslayer: one issue I had during install was that IPv4 DHCP failed, so you need to add the public IP and some DNS by hand in d-i [14:36] good thing you're here [14:36] bah, I have to *install* the OS? :( [14:37] vHanda: Nepomuk2::ServiceManager::runningServices why does that function use a non-const-iterator? [14:37] sure, KVM comes with *nothing*. d-i is fast [14:37] so ... do I use VNC? [14:37] for the initial setup you'll have to use VNC, yeah [14:37] no java :| [14:38] bwahaha [14:39] ew [14:39] pulls in libgnome2-bin [14:40] ew ew ew [14:42] muwhahaha [14:43] yofel: I don't need no java [14:43] vncviewer ftw [14:43] vncviewer ftw [14:43] er [14:44] brrrrrrr [14:47] !? [14:48] the PostBootstrapScript calling code in the LXC backend is junk [14:50] uhhh [14:51] yofel: d-i says I have 2 ethernet interfaces [14:51] yeah, take the first one [14:51] k [14:51] I'm not sure what eth1 is for, maybe the internal one [14:51] probably [14:52] DHCP will fail right? [14:52] right [14:55] yofel: netmask is whatever d-i fills in? [14:56] yeah [14:56] gateway is X.X.X.1 [14:56] for DNS use anything (like 8.8.8.8) [14:57] after that it should just work [14:57] actually, frantech has it's own DNS [14:57] 209.141.41.194 [14:57] * yofel gone for a bit, shopping for dinner [14:57] ah, good to know, didn't find that last time [14:57] er [14:57] 205.185.112.68 [15:00] I have the purple screen of death xD [15:00] @_@ [15:01] ok, gone for real now, bbiab [15:01] cya [15:03] Wow Quantal KDE is clean now:) [15:05] s/KDE/KDE SC 4.10.2 backporting status page/ [15:05] smartboyhw meant: "Wow Quantal KDE SC 4.10.2 backporting status page is clean now:)" [15:05] Someone move it to backports PPA:P [15:06] this is strange [15:06] soee, what is strange? [15:07] i have 8 GB flash drive but if i try to copy file ~ 6BG it will copy exactly 4GB and stops with message cant write to ... [15:07] but then i can opy other files there [15:07] fat32 is limited to 4GB ? [15:07] soee, weirdo [15:08] it is fat32: /dev/sdb1 8064 15116735 7554336 c W95 FAT32 (LBA) [15:09] fat32 is 4g max , yes [15:09] ah and yes it is fat32 problem, it may have max 4gb file [15:09] ok do you know if TV will handle usb stick with ntfs ? [15:10] soee: it should [15:10] shadeslayer, can i format flash drive to ntfs using your magic commands ? [15:10] sure [15:10] mkfs.ntfs [15:11] FWIW, vfat doesn't have the size limit and it is entirely possible that the TV in fact supports it too [15:12] ntfs is the better choice in general though [15:12] fat is made to loose data don't you know ;) [15:12] Riddell, I think the Quantal KDE SC 4.10.2 can be pulled to Backports PPA.. [15:18] shadeslayer, for ntfs do i need any external packages ? now if i type mkfs.ntfs it tells me that comment not found [15:19] also when using partitionmanager [15:20] there is no option to choose ntfs ? [15:20] ntfs-3g is your friend [15:25] yes it is installed but partitionmanager do not support ntfs for me [15:26] had to use gparted :< [15:29] soee, yeah ntfs isn't available in partition manager , suggest you burn a gparted live cd and keep it around for partioning ...had one for yrs and it's very handy [15:31] dunno why there's no ntfs format option in partition manager , makes no sense [15:31] true and app page stats it supports [15:35] smartboyhw: you tested it? [15:35] smartboyhw: no not prepared anything, what do you think we should bring up? [15:35] Riddell, get the testers to test:P [15:35] Riddell, and prepare what? [15:35] !testers | please help test the 12.10 packages in ninjas PPA all built [15:35] please help test the 12.10 packages in ninjas PPA all built: Help is needed in #kubuntu-devel. Please ping Riddell, yofel, soee, Tm_T, shadeslayer, BluesKaj, James147, smartboyhw, Quintasan, lordievader for information. [15:37] smartboyhw: for the CC meeting [15:37] smartboyhw, , not using 12.10 anymore [15:38] Riddell, good question [15:38] I will be attending it on mobile [15:38] And because I want to ask how many Regional membership board nominations 'ave they received (LOL) [15:39] Riddell, talk about how we are faring with Blue Systems and finding contributors? [15:39] Dunno who actually put Kubuntu in there:P [15:40] they did, they want meetings every 6 months or so which I think is a great idea [15:40] Riddell, :) [15:41] Got cha sleep, secretly attend in mobile:P [15:43] In mobile [16:10] JontheEchidna: why would kde-runtime build-dep on qapt? [16:11] Riddell: you added it when you made kubuntu_langpack_install.diff :P [16:11] lol [16:11] JontheEchidna: oh yes, so I did :) [16:12] kde bug 291519 [16:12] KDE bug 291519 in nepomukserver "nepomukserver does not quit on logout" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=291519 [16:12] That's a fixed.bug so? [16:13] so https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nepomuk-core/+bugs [16:13] Riddell: Try to get as many Kubuntu Council members as you can for CC meeting [16:14] Darkwing, apachelogger_, JontheEchidna, jussi, ScottK: meeting with community council in 45 mins in #ubuntu-meeting, what shall we talk about? [16:15] not sure there is anything to talk about? :P [16:15] * smartboyhw will be attending as a Kubuntu member [16:16] apachelogger_: all harmonious in the ubuntu community? [16:16] apachelogger_ that is what I thought;) [16:16] Riddell can't be [16:16] Maybe the CC wants to talk about how the new release arrangement affects.Kubuntu? [16:17] there is a history of shitty nepomuk exists [16:18] lol [16:19] nepomuk doesn't use strigi anymore does it? [16:19] smartboyhw: I'd like to talk about why they're taking money claiming it's for "better support of kubuntu" and not putting it towards better support of kubuntu [16:20] Good [16:21] * apachelogger_ did not even want to look into nepomuk :'( [16:22] lol [16:22] nepomuk and akonadi/kmail and kontact can be totally left out as default installs for kubuntu anytime and I won't miss them [16:23] ohh [16:23] ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [16:23] !?!!!?!?!?!?!???!!!?!!??!?! [16:24] no [16:24] actually [16:24] what [16:24] Oo [16:24] ahhhh [16:24] just as I thought [16:24] muhahaha [16:25] OTOH [16:25] * BluesKaj waits , patiently [16:25] apachelogger_ stop the weird noise... [16:25] and here I thought I got rid of smartboyhw :( [16:25] so [16:25] nepomukserver has messed up stateness [16:26] Riddell: It would have been nice for them to have mentioned it to us recently rather than just assume we read their wiki page (unless there was some communication I missed). [16:26] apachelogger_ you can't get rid of me;P [16:26] the server object is a child of qapp but also used in signalhandlers for hup/int/quit/term [16:27] now if you have process exist qapp cleans up rubbish such as its children [16:27] if then a signal interrupts it starts quitting while it was already quitting [16:28] so it starts working on a half destructed object tree, which explains the endless amount of crash variants all originating in the sighandler [16:29] ScottK: I think they sent me the date after the last meeting 6 months ago [16:29] That's a long time to remember. [16:29] I reminder a week or so in advance might be nice. [16:30] I know, good thing we have smartboyhw to remind us :) [16:31] jussi was around reminding yesterday too. [16:36] shadeslayer: ok, so the upgrade itself worked, but 2 tests failed (X and search for *.dpkg-dist) which is caused by my modifications to fix the upgrade [16:36] mmm [16:36] shadeslayer: so I guess we can use this as long as we modify the tests [16:36] I guess yeah :) [16:37] yofel: so, question, how does one expose a service inside an lxc to the public internets? [16:38] shadeslayer: NAT [16:38] you'll have to add some routing redirects in iptables [16:39] and is that the default behaviour? [16:39] oh [16:51] 9 minutes to CC - KC meeting:) [17:00] Guys, Community Council meeting with Kubuntu now! === smartboyhw_ is now known as smartboyhw [17:21] apachelogger_: BluesKaj: did something happen to piss you guys off? [17:21] nepomuk :P [17:21] see what I wrote [17:21] lol [17:21] well, that was 4 years ago! [17:21] no [17:21] now! [17:22] essentially nepomukserver needs to not try to quit when the signalhandler is called after exit [17:22] hm, Riddell, did you remove yourself off the kubuntu-users ML or was this a bounce action? [17:22] supposedly unsettings s_server after .exec(); ought to be enough to make that happen [17:23] Mamarok: I've not done anything, did I get kicked off by the bouncer? [17:23] but I am not too much into posix so I would not bet on that [17:23] Riddell: apparently, yes, your jriddell.org address [17:23] vHanda, piss me off , like what ? [17:24] BluesKaj: nevermind. [17:24] apachelogger_: fixed with 4.11 [17:25] vHanda: cool [17:25] apachelogger_: is it causing a crash? [17:25] non-realistic ones [17:25] with 4.11 I just call QCoreApplication::quit when the signal handler is called [17:25] and that cleans up everything [17:25] we are only getting reports because we ahve a fallback backtrace collector that acts up when someone crashes on logout [17:26] s/someone/something [17:26] could you point me to the crash reports please? [17:26] vHanda: bug 1163632 [17:26] bug 1163632 in nepomuk-core (Ubuntu) "nepomukserver crashed with SIGSEGV in close()" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1163632 [17:26] and duplicates [17:27] in almost all cases the regular exit_handlers get run (i.e. qapp cleans up children) and then a signal hits and works on a partially destructed object tree [17:27] oh, it's the server, I thought you meant one of the processes [17:27] this hasn't been fixed [17:27] awww [17:28] apachelogger_: it's alright, the fix is quite simple and can be done for 4.10.3 [17:28] yay \o/ [17:29] vHanda++ [17:29] * apachelogger_ returns to look at kmix code :S [17:29] do you have any idea if I can check for similar backtraces of bugs.kde.org? [17:29] automatically [17:30] vHanda: do an advanced search for QHashData::detach_helper2 [17:31] will do. thanks [17:31] Anyone have an idea what happened? I upgraded from the LTS to 12.10... http://paste.kde.org/716054/ [17:31] though I think all reports on your end should be from nepomukservicestub which had a similar symptom [17:40] I'm out for a few hours, if beta 2 gets released it should be all ready, just needs a notice on the website === apachelogger_ is now known as apachelogger [18:19] Darkwing: EOFError: EOF read where not expected -> usually means some file got truncated. Try running debsums -S to verify that the packages are intact [19:24] last weekend time changed here in Poland, now i want to change my system time but if i change hout it is again old value after system reboot :/ [19:27] soee, sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata [19:30] BluesKaj, worket but i had to change clock font to get new value oO [19:31] soee, weird :) [19:51] thunderbird -> [19:51] The application had a problem and crashed. [19:51] Unfortunately, the crash reporter is unable to submit a report for this crash. [19:51] Details: The application did not identify itself. [19:52] wtf, system monitor -> [19:52] Plik /home/soee/.kde/share/apps/ksysguard/ProcessTable.sgrd zawiera niepoprawny format XML. [19:53] it states this file contains incorrect XML format [20:35] shadeslayer: \o/ http://kyofel2.dyndns.org/upgrade.old/ [20:36] hurrah :D [20:36] now let me get that into the branch [20:37] yofel: btw is it just me or is owncloud super slow [20:37] opening the admin interface takes *forever* [20:38] dunno, haven't used it much [20:38] hmm [20:38] well, https://glaedr.dyndns.org/owncloud/ is what I have now :) [20:39] just need to figure out a way to get mysql under control [20:39] fwiw that's running in a lxc :P [20:41] sounds overengeneered, but if you need that... ^^ [20:41] well, I don't want to add stuff to the host OS [20:41] want it to be as clean as possibel [20:41] *possible [20:57] *SIGH* [20:57] %(AutoUpgradeTesterSharedDir) is a mess [21:02] heh [21:02] anyway [21:02] really past my bed time, night [21:02] 'night [21:31] anyone tested precise and quantal 4.10.2? [21:45] at least one person tested 4.10.2 I believe [21:46] did you get kde-workspace-randr worked out? [21:46] hm... nobody updated akonadi? [21:47] oh good points [21:47] I'll get onto them [22:05] any idea whats going on: Plik /home/soee/.kde/share/apps/ksysguard/ProcessTable.sgrd zawiera niepoprawny format XML. [22:05] incorrect XML format ? [22:06] and netbeans just stopped working after generating ~ 150 warning popup windows [22:06] can you pastebin that file? [22:07] well, I just had to fix invalid SQL in owncould 5.0.3 to get it working [22:08] yofel, ProcessTable.sgrd is empty [22:08] hm, you *could* say that empty is invalid... except that it shouldn't be empty [22:09] oO [22:09] how can i list running processes so i can kill netbeans ? [22:09] ps -e | grep netbeans [22:09] soee: removing the file might make it work again? And please file a bug [22:09] what shoudl this do ? [22:10] yofel, but i have no idea why this happen [22:10] ps should show you what the netbeans process is, you can then 'kill ' it [22:10] soee: well, me neither :S [22:10] it returns nothing [22:10] but it shouldn't be completely failing either [22:10] oh... then it's java maybe [22:11] yes that helped [22:12] ok removing those files helped [22:12] new one was created and i can run system monitor naw [23:10] what am I doing wrong? http://paste.kde.org/716294/ [23:49] dddd