[00:00] So it's not my call if it gets on. [00:00] any kubuntu bug handlers/devs able to answer a question regarding a bug from -bugs [00:00] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1172059 [00:00] Launchpad bug 1172059 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "kubuntu ubiquity encryption doesn't check password" [Undecided,New] [00:01] question was whether that would be fixed by release. [00:01] (in #ubuntu-bugs) [00:01] TheLordOfTime, i asked that in many channels so everyone knew about the bug [00:01] Noskcaj, then !crosspost [00:02] Noskcaj: Please don't cross post like that. [00:02] ok [00:02] !crosspost > Noskcaj [00:02] Noskcaj, please see my private message [00:02] TheLordOfTime: "Maybe". [00:02] ScottK, that's what I was going ot say, but I handle universe packages for bugs more, so... :P [00:02] didn't feel adequately experienced with the bug/package to answer :) [00:02] Sure. [00:02] * TheLordOfTime returns to poking php5-universe (a test package) [00:03] * TheLordOfTime returns to poking php5-universe (a test package, in a PPA) * [00:04] I think the ubiquity fix must get in before Thursday... [00:04] We can debate it once we have a fix. [00:05] OK. [00:21] Riddell: what format is the .img file? [00:21] ext4? [00:21] because I can't mount it [00:50] * ScottK can't replicate Noskcaj's bug so far. [00:52] ScottK, e.g. type "hello" as the first encryption code, "potato" as the next. i will tell you they are not matching, but you will still be able to click next [00:53] Noskcaj: Is this for full disk encryption or home directory encryption? [00:53] full disk [00:53] No wonder I couldn't reproduce. [00:53] I tried the wrong one. [00:53] :) [00:53] balloons found the bug originally, didn't have time to report [04:01] Quintasan: Did you get a chance to look at fixing the password check bug? [04:10] ::workspace-bugs:: [1171238] plasma-desktop randomely crashes - but only on 64 bit. @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1171238 (by Søren Holm) [04:10] Launchpad bug 1171238 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "plasma-desktop randomely crashes - but only on 64 bit." [Undecided,Confirmed] [04:22] If it's only on 64 bit, that's not entirely random, is it. [05:22] apachelogger: I tested an installation in French and it worked out very nicely. [05:27] Riddell: AFAIK, bug 1172059 is the only hot item (that and more testing). I'm off to bed. [05:27] bug 1172059 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Raring) "kubuntu ubiquity encryption doesn't check password" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1172059 [09:07] good morning happy testers [09:08] hey Riddell, how's life? :) [09:08] pure dead radge [09:09] tazz: able to help the image testing today for release tomorrow? [09:10] Riddell, I could try after I get home from work. Point is I don't know when I'll get home. :D Woes of working for a startup. [09:10] any time you can is good [09:11] * tazz regularly feels guilty about not being able to contribute enough to kde/kubuntu. [09:12] Riddell: Is testing in virtualbox or something similar helpful? [09:12] sadandblue, Yep [09:13] Noskcaj: Cool-thanks, will have a look in a bit [09:13] sadandblue, if you run out of testing, try and work on bug 1172059. it's a rather big one [09:13] bug 1172059 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Raring) "kubuntu ubiquity encryption doesn't check password" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1172059 [09:14] Noskcaj: I think Quintasan is working on that bug. [09:14] smartboyhw, oh yeah, i think he said something about that [09:17] Noskcaj: Quintasan: I have a patch for above ^ http://paste.ubuntu.com/5597866/ testing to see if that works. [09:20] Ah, the bug I reported yesterday happens when you cancel the Create Partition dialogue and open it again [09:21] sadandblue, ??? [09:21] nah. not enough. [09:21] xnox, :( [09:23] Noskcaj: Just testing it again now, my bug report was a bit crappy so going to add more details - but if you go to partition manually, then click cancel and go to partition again, the Use as drop down has duplicates for each file system type. [09:24] Ok testing this patch now: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5597880/ [09:24] sadandblue, interesting, link me when you're done and add a screenshot. i had a similar thing earlier this cycle [09:25] Noskcaj: Thanks, will do [09:26] xnox, please work, please work, please work. [09:28] Noskcaj: Don't repeat:P [09:34] Noskcaj: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1171989 [09:34] Launchpad bug 1171989 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Duplicate filesystem types" [Undecided,New] [09:34] :O [09:38] sadandblue, i'll confirm it and add it to the iso tracker [09:47] This seems to work for bug 117259 http://paste.ubuntu.com/5597907/ [09:47] bug 117259 in Rhythmbox "[gutsy] visualization screen crashing rb (Program received signal SIGPIPE, Broken pipe)" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/117259 [09:47] This seems to work for bug 1172059 http://paste.ubuntu.com/5597907/ [09:47] bug 1172059 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Raring) "kubuntu ubiquity encryption doesn't check password" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1172059 [09:47] that is. [09:49] * Noskcaj does happy dance [09:50] \o/ [09:53] cor, you rock xnox [09:53] but now we have to decide about respinning [09:53] xnox: any other ubiquity upload needs that you know of? [09:55] Riddell: not at the moment but we are debating other encryption bugs. [09:55] Riddell: let me merge propose the ubiquity fix, first. [09:55] Riddell: and then release team will decide. [09:56] Riddell: Any time for fix of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1171989 too! [09:56] Launchpad bug 1171989 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Duplicate filesystem types" [Undecided,Confirmed] [09:56] ? [09:56] xnox: ^ [09:57] Riddell: you should join #ubuntu-installer tbh. [10:09] Noskcaj: maybe something like http://paste.ubuntu.com/5597947/ would fix it, but I don't know python really. [10:12] i know very little python either, but that should work. can someone test it [10:12] also, #ubuntu-installer might be a better place to discuss it [10:16] i just double checked, the bug is kubuntu only [10:19] Noskcaj: Ah cool [10:33] ::workspace-bugs:: [982889] X trying to start before plymouth has finished using the drm driver @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/982889 (by Tomas Vanderka) [10:33] Launchpad bug 982889 in OEM Priority Project precise "X trying to start before plymouth has finished using the drm driver" [High,In progress] [11:07] ScottK: yay [11:08] apachelogger: Oh? === Mamarok is now known as Guest89270 [11:15] ug, I try to test the upgrade and now do-release-upgrade doesn't think there is one :( [11:17] how can i upgrade to 13.04? [11:17] Riddell: hah, that's fun [11:17] vista_killer: what are you running? [11:17] the previous version [11:18] vista_killer: put this into /etc/hosts 212.13.202.11 changelogs.ubuntu.com [11:18] 0.o [11:18] Riddell: does the upgrader use IP's ? :O [11:18] hardcoded IP's [11:19] and run kdesudo "do-release-upgrade -m desktop -f DistUpgradeViewKDE -d" [11:19] shadeslayer: it checks changelogs.ubuntu.com for new releases [11:19] Riddell: :O [11:19] and after i have to remove this ip? [11:19] uh, then why the IP? [11:19] where it means muon or the muon-updater kded module [11:20] shadeslayer: cos that makes it read from my server which I put a copy of meta-release with raring marked as released [11:20] aha [11:20] only way to test the whole thing [11:20] I see [11:20] nobody does it except me as noted by the breakage in muon I'm testing now [11:20] all the meta-release stuff seems like magic to me [11:20] hehe [11:21] I can only test upgrades from do-release-upgrade using the command line installer === Guest89270 is now known as Mamarok [11:21] hehe [11:21] because i remember that in previous versions i have to run 'update-manager -c -d' and iot works [11:21] shadeslayer: That's a fail:P [11:22] now this is not working [11:23] Mamarok: what's informant.kde.org ? [11:24] Riddell: why do you ask? [11:25] seems like build.kde.org ? [11:26] ah, now I understand why, that is apparently the server for the ZNC bouncer, at least I guess so [11:26] ah heh :P [11:27] Mamarok: cos I'm nosey :) [11:27] ZNC? some irc proxy thing? [11:28] an IRC bouncer, yes [11:37] why the hell does `kdesudo "do-release-upgrade -m desktop -f DistUpgradeViewKDE"` work fine to upgrade but `do-release-upgrade -m desktop -f DistUpgradeViewKDE` doesn't?! [11:37] kdesudo should hardly make a difference to whether it thinks there is an upgrade to be done or not [11:39] Riddell: I thought you MUST have sudo to run do-release-upgrade [11:39] ^^ [11:50] BTW, the new installer looks very nice. [11:50] ScottL [11:50] Damn [11:50] yes, good stuff from agateau and sheytan [11:50] ScottK: :) [11:51] xnox: where's the ubiquity slideshow you wanted to have screenshots of it at? [11:51] A problem: ScottK is a Kubuntu Council member while ScottL is Ubuntu Studio's ex-project lead. I may get that wrong... [11:52] I mean when typing in IRC mobile [11:52] just remember our Scott comes first, alphabetically, chronologically and awesomeically [11:53] Riddell: That's true:P [11:53] Riddell: I should be able to retest i386 today if we respin. [11:54] muon has a wee python script that checks for if version upgrades are there called releasechecker. if I run `python3 releasechecker` it says no, if I run `sudo python3 releasechecker` it says yes [11:54] what the hell? [11:54] smartboyhw_: I was here first. [11:54] ScottK: Yeah:P [11:55] Riddell: I really think do-release-upgrade needs sudo [11:55] it does [11:56] not to just check for the existance of an upgrade surely? [11:56] it worked fine in muon yesterday [11:56] and it hasn't been changed in JontheEchidna's patch [11:57] sigh, anyone else on quantal able to test? [11:57] Looking [11:58] But it'll be a few minutes [11:59] Riddell: I can test in a vm if you'd like, will take a bit to download the quantal iso though [12:00] sadandblue: would be good thanks [12:03] Riddell: Oki-will go dl the iso [12:05] Riddell: do I need your IP setting to test that? [12:05] yofel: yep [12:05] but I think I got it [12:05] it's cached in /home/jr/.cache/update-manager-core/meta-release [12:05] damn that's sneaky [12:06] why would it cache that o.O [12:06] o.O [12:06] O.o [12:07] I found the cache in /var/lib/update-manager/ and thought that was my problem [12:07] but there's a second cache hidden away [12:07] what a mystery [12:07] and wouldn't that affect everyone doing the upgrade for real? [12:08] Riddell: Works for me either way. [12:08] ScottK: using muon-updater? [12:08] oh just the command line [12:08] Yes. Just the command line. [12:24] xnox: are you into update-manager? any idea why it caches the meta-release file and wouldn't that affect the notification when the time comes? [12:25] Riddell: I suspect cjwatson knows [12:25] Riddell: can you please ask on #ubuntu-release about that instead. [12:30] 13:28 < cjwatson> It catches up eventually, and it's good to spread out the load a bit [12:30] oh well [12:33] umm [12:33] kded(4969): The kded module name ' "muon-notifier" ' is invalid! [12:33] sigh, another issue [12:34] Riddell: most of release team are not on this channel, and it's important [12:34] xnox: the cache issue I think colin's answer is good enough, now I'm moving on to muon stuff [12:35] Riddell: Is that a raring issue or a quantal issue? [12:36] ScottK: which? [12:36] The kded naming [12:36] ScottK: that's quantal, testing the SRU, but it seems to have just fixed itself [12:36] OK. [12:36] maybe more caching, caches are so annoying to testers :) [12:36] I'm doing the same. [12:37] I've got the "A new version of Kubuntu" prompt. Any reason I shouldn't dive in and upgrade (i.e. you think we need to fix it harder)? [12:38] Riddell: ^^^ [12:39] Weird, virtualbox seems to hang firefox 0.o [12:39] ScottK: that's a good thing, go ahead and upgrade [12:39] OK. [12:45] JontheEchidna: no fix for raring? [12:46] Riddell: Worked here. Upgrade in progress. If you can verify it works for you (in the bug please), I'll waive the 7 day wait and push it to updates. [12:46] ScottK: done [12:48] Riddell and JontheEchidna: muon update released for quantal. [12:48] ScottK: I think I'll upload the same patch to raring, that'll only bite us next release if we miss it [12:48] ScottK: yay, thanks! [12:49] Riddell: Definitely, but let's leave it in queue until after release. [12:49] Actually, we can just unblock it, no reason not to let it build. [12:49] err ... not unblock ... [12:49] Riddell: Do you still need the upgrade testing? The 12.10 iso finally finished downloading [12:50] More is better. [12:50] sadandblue: There's an upgrade (image) test case that no one has done. [12:50] sadandblue: yes please === tsdgeos_ is now known as tsdgeos [12:59] ScottK, Riddell: Is it assumed that people will update from an up to date system? [12:59] yes [13:00] Hey all [13:00] sadandblue: well it won't work if they don't but we will have to make that clear in the upgrade instructions [13:02] ScottK, Riddell: Cool thanks-I tried without updating and do-release-upgrade threw an exception, so I'll update and then do it [13:16] What did I miss! [13:16] ? [13:22] Hmm "Error: "/var/tmp/kdecache-richard" is owned by uid 1000 instead of uid 0." is that harmless? [13:27] you're running something as sudo and it's complaining that the cache folder isn't owned by root [13:27] using kdesudo should fix that [13:29] yofel: Hmm I ran the command through kdesudo - testing an upgrade [13:30] hm. ignore it then, it shouldn't break anything [13:30] yofel: Okay shall do [13:47] Riddell: I tested the AMD64 upgrade from 12.10-worked fine aside from the uid thing I mentioned earler. [13:50] sadandblue: Report your result! [13:51] smartboyhw: Oki shall do [13:58] sadandblue: yep add it to iso.qa.ubuntu.com thanks [13:59] Seems I survived the upgrade. [13:59] you should get a tshirt that says that [14:01] Riddell: LOL [14:03] Riddell, smartboyhw: dumb question - I can't see the upgrade testcases, am I looking in the wrong spot? [14:04] sadandblue: http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/ -> final -> control-f upgrade [14:04] should get them [14:06] Riddell: Ah thanks, I'd used the filter thing and set it to just kubuntu >< [14:06] sadandblue, ScottK: I find the plasma theme is a bit broken after upgrade, yet another cache foo I guess, do you see the same? [14:06] No. Looks nice. [14:08] Riddell: Nope, it looked fine for me. [14:08] hmm, must be my bad luck cache day [14:08] Riddell: You have too many caches:P [14:09] the downfall of many an economy [14:09] but as I say you're welcome to get this Hong Kong gold I have cached away in my school attic any time :) [14:10] Riddell: :O [14:11] Probably not the best joke to make on a channel that's publicly logged in perpetuity. [14:12] ScottK: +1 === cmagina_away is now known as cmagina [18:13] * Riddell out for a couple of hours [18:18] Wow, going back to c++ after a huge gap seems weird:/ [18:36] Can someone test this upgrade: http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/269/builds/42840/testcases/1498/results [18:44] ScottK: I should be able to in a bit-will need to download the iso for 12.10 first though [18:45] sadandblue: Excellent. Thanks. [18:47] btw, does anyone have any clues as to why plasma-desktop is crashing often? I've removed all my plasma configuration, and it still crashes [18:49] I upgraded this morning and it hasn't crashed yet. [18:49] Your best bet is to get a backtrace and file a bug on bugs.kde.org. [18:49] ScottK: been crashing for the last 2 months on both my home pc and work pc [18:50] started when I upgraded to 13.04 [18:50] OK, I'll do that next time [18:50] superfly: You'll need the packages to do that [18:51] ahoneybun: the debug packages? [18:51] yes [18:51] the symbols [18:52] yeah, I figured so (done it before) [18:52] I don't see a plasma-desktop-dbg package though... will look for some others [18:53] oh ok [18:53] Hey Riddell [18:53] superfly: kde-workspace-dbg or so. [18:54] thanks ScottK [18:59] now watch it go without a crash for the rest of tonight -_- [19:06] ScottK: we cannot test the (image) upgrades, unless someone wrote the support for ubiquity's "upgrade" feature [19:07] Oh. [19:07] So the test case isn't applicable for us? [19:08] right: [19:08] 'Installation type' screen is displayed [19:08] Select the 'Upgrade ubuntu (or derivative name)' option [19:08] we don't have that [19:10] \o/ [19:10] adb is up on the Nexus 10 [19:10] with the ubuntu rootfs [19:10] yofel: Thanks. [19:10] sadandblue: Nevermind. That one isn't applicable for Kubuntu. [19:11] yofel: Would you put something on trello about that for 13.10. [19:11] can do [19:11] thanks [19:16] ScottK: Oh - okay:) [19:18] we should've removed the test case for that, but I guess everyone forgot about it [19:18] shadeslayer: you got it working? [19:18] kind of [19:19] adb is up [19:19] shadeslayer: progress is progress ;) [19:19] Linux localhost.localdomain 3.4.5-gb44fbc0 #20 SMP PREEMPT Thu Apr 25 00:32:07 IST 2013 armv7l armv7l armv7l GNU/Linux [19:19] yeah :) [19:19] nice man [19:19] yay! crash! [19:19] unfortunately, can't use sudo [19:19] so worthless [19:19] shadeslayer: can't install packages then [19:20] yeah :( [19:20] shadeslayer: well still nice work [19:20] mmm [19:21] shadeslayer: is there a android-tools package somewhere? so I can set it up to install the Kubuntu image on my Nexus 7 [19:22] not quite, there's various android tools that you can install [19:22] but you have to flash manually [19:23] I know but the ubuntu-nexus7-installer is downloading the images again [19:24] yeah, that won't work [19:24] that's for ubuntu-touch [19:24] shadeslayer: Can't you chroot into it , install sudo or modify the config? [19:24] why is it in the wiki [19:25] Quintasan: that's what I'm doing, it uses the uid 2000 [19:25] so need to somehow give that uid sudo priviliges [19:25] there is no username associated with 2000? [19:25] or add privledges to a group [19:26] duh [19:26] nope [19:26] %sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL [19:26] sup [19:26] Quintasan: What could go wrong? [19:26] ScottK: Everything! [19:27] pft [19:27] If you have a better idea then share it with us :P [19:27] actually, hah : %sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL [19:27] that's in /etc/sudoers [19:27] is that user in sudo group? [19:28] or is that user in any group? [19:28] but the uid 2000 is not in the sudo group [19:28] I'm waiting for lilstevie to reply as to what they did [19:28] because in his image it just worked [19:29] waiting for solution? boring [19:29] shadeslayer: try adding "2000 ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL" [19:29] Maybe you can refer to users by their ids [19:29] :P [19:29] shadeslayer: right now I have the userdata being flashed [19:29] heh [19:29] worth a try [19:30] ahoneybun: cool :) [19:30] Quintasan: logs indicate X is started [19:30] Quintasan: but I have nothing on the screen [19:30] Quintasan: nope sudo: unknown uid 2000: who are you? [19:31] hmmmm [19:31] shadeslayer: heres hoping, so I just installed the android-tools-adb and android-tools-fastboot packages and I had the commands work anywhere [19:31] now I'm waiting on the 717 MBs to be sent lol, so this will boot into Plasma Active and not Unity? [19:32] depends on what you're flashing, if you used the GUI tools it'll most likely flash Unity [19:32] shadeslayer: ALL ALL=(ALL) ALL [19:32] :P [19:32] That's not safe at all [19:32] but who cares [19:33] I got the image from the Kubuntu images that Riddell gave me [19:34] ahoneybun: Riddell would be a better person to ask [19:34] I have no idea about the N7 [19:34] site says Kubuntu-Active so yes [19:34] I know I just like to talk lol [19:35] * genii-around makes more coffee and continues tinkering in Gimp [19:37] hah [19:37] Quintasan: doesn't work :P [19:37] anyway [19:44] genii-around: I see the Kubuntu page on G+ is using my banner [19:48] HOW IT DOES NOT WORK [19:48] DURR [19:49] ahoneybun: It's good work :) [19:50] shadeslayer: try ALL ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL [19:50] heh [19:50] in a bit [19:50] debugging why X doesn't start [19:51] ahoneybun: My latest attempt http://imagebin.org/255240 [19:51] shadeslayer: Put on the sunglasses first [19:51] genii-around: I wanted to say you have a very nice clock [19:52] [01:05:49] -*- genii-around 's clock tells him it's beer o' clock [19:52] * shadeslayer clicks and immediately goes blind [19:52] This be a great hour [19:55] Quintasan: I like the logo in the tail like that like the lemur is hanging from it :) [19:55] Although, yes, it does sort of look like one of those 1960s clocks a bit... [20:16] Quintasan: sudo: unknown uid 2000: who are you? [20:16] xD [20:16] ... [20:16] anyway [20:16] I've had enough of this for tday [20:16] *today [20:19] shadeslayer: http://zupa.quintasan.pl/post/308308312/Image [20:19] haha [20:21] I'm completely lost on why X doesn't start though [21:17] evening [21:17] still no images? [21:21] waiting for stuff to get published. [21:21] ScottK: oh? what's still needed? [22:04] ooh! [22:37] ug, oversized http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu-active/daily-live/20130424/ [22:59] Make the limit bigger. [22:59] Who has a 1GB stick anyway. [22:59] * ScottK went and bought one recently and the smallest he could find was either 4 or 8. [23:10] Meh. I have a box of the 1G sticks that I usually put images on and hand out at the release party. [23:12] Probably not Kubuntu Active images. [23:13] True, just the regular. [23:15] Riddell: I'll be back in a few hours. === ScottK changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - Friendly Computing | Upgrade QA : http://kubuntu-qa.dyndns.org/ | https://trello.com/kubuntu | https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas | Please test Kubuntu 13.04 RCs in http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/269/builds [23:22] yay! [23:22] !testers | final ISO candidates! [23:22] final ISO candidates!: Help is needed in #kubuntu-devel. Please ping Riddell, yofel, soee, Tm_T, shadeslayer, BluesKaj, James147, smartboyhw, Quintasan, lordievader for information. [23:26] hi __dan__ [23:26] <__dan__> hi Riddell [23:26] Please test Kubuntu 13.04 RCs in http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/269/builds [23:27] all help appreciated [23:27] real machine or virtual [23:27] <__dan__> awesome :) [23:27] upgrade too [23:27] indeed [23:29] hi smartboyhw, able to help testing? [23:31] <__dan__> just reading about the muon upgrade bug, checking my version hehe [23:32] Riddell: I am giving up this time. I have a damning Chinese History test tmr:(