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pittiGood morning04:54
pittirbasak: psql version> thanks for confirming04:56
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dholbachgood morning07:27
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darkxstseb128, hi09:06
darkxstI fixed Bug 1228939 if you have time for a review09:07
ubottubug 1228939 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) "The "turn screen off when intactive for" option is not saved" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/122893909:07
darkxstnot sure about the on_shell_disapeared crash, though it looks like a use-after-free issue09:08
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didrocksseb128: cjwatson: hey, it seems that lubuntu has ubuntu-system-settings installed by default. That discussion rings a bell to me with something about edubuntu, what was the fix needed?09:39
seb128Laney, ^09:39
seb128didrocks, is lubuntu using gnome-control-center?09:40
Laneyhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/daily-live/pending/saucy-desktop-amd64.manifest09:40
seb128didrocks, some of the indicators recommends u-s-s | g-c-c09:40
LaneyI don't see it there09:40
didrocksLaney: seed-in-ubuntu says   lubuntu: supported09:41
didrocksit's not installed then? just supported?09:41
LaneyI don't know how supported is generated09:41
didrocks(that won't block in the automatic UNAPPROVED queue?)09:41
didrocksI guess that's our only question ;)09:41
Laneydidrocks: it will09:44
didrocksah…09:44
didrocksI think it's weird that ubuntu-system-settings is supported by lubuntu09:44
didrocksseb128: does it make sense to you? ^09:44
LaneyIt's automatically generated, I just don't know how09:44
Laneyubuntu-system-settings | ubuntu-system-settings | indicator-bluetooth | Ubuntu Desktop Team <ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com> | 833194 | 212509:45
Laneyfrom germinate09:45
seb128oh, indicator-bluetooth Depends on ubuntu-system-settings | gnome-bluetooth09:47
seb128lubuntu is not using gnome-bluetooth right?09:47
cjwatsondidrocks: The fix for Edubuntu was in livecd-rootfs 2.189; but I don't think that situation applies to Lubuntu.09:47
cjwatsondidrocks: If the standard germinate output lists ubuntu-system-settings, then Lubuntu needs some different fix.09:48
didrockscjwatson: ok, so yeah, probably what seb128 just told ;) sorry for mapping the same issue mentally09:48
cjwatsonYep09:48
didrocksseb128: I don't see indicator-bluetooth in the manifest09:48
seb128didrocks, wait, indicator-bluetooth is not listed09:48
seb128right09:48
seb128I was coming from what Laney copied09:49
didrocks  lubuntu: supported09:49
didrocksthough09:49
didrocksfor indicator-bluetooth09:49
seb128cjwatson, do you know how lubuntu:supported is built?09:50
cjwatsonI expect it's just the usual germinate supported seed09:50
cjwatsonhttp://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/germinate-output/lubuntu.saucy/supported09:51
seb128darkxst, hey, thanks for the g-c-c fix, I'm going to have a look. The other segfault could be a callback not disconnect properly or something?09:51
cjwatsonubuntu-system-settings <- indicator-bluetooth <-(recommends) unity <- libunity-2d-private-dev <- rescued from unity09:52
seb128hum09:52
cjwatsonThat might be fixable with Extra-Exclude09:52
seb128indicator-bluetooth                     | indicator-bluetooth                    | unity (Recommends)                          | Ubuntu Desktop Team <ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com>          |           54158 |             24809:52
Laneywhat does rescued from mean?09:52
seb128why is unity listed on the lubuntu list?09:52
cjwatsonit means it's a binary from a source some other part of which is in main09:52
cjwatsoner, not in main, included in the seed expansion for the seed structure09:53
cjwatsonI could explain or I could fix it :)09:53
LaneyWell, if we manage to understand then we might be able to fix such things in future09:54
cjwatsonSo, there's a thing where we try to automatically ensure that *-dev packages are supported09:55
cjwatsonThat's done by this entry in supported:09:55
cjwatson * Extra-Include: *-dbg *-debug *-dev *-doc *-docs *-gcj gir1.2-* *-examples09:55
cjwatsonWhich automatically adds any package matching *-dev (etc.) from any source which produces a binary which is in the expansion of supported or any seed inside it09:56
cjwatsonSometimes this misfires09:56
cjwatsonSay, if you have a source package that generates foo-data libfoo1 libfoo1-dev and you only care about foo-data and not libfoo109:56
cjwatsonIn such cases you can add Extra-Exclude lines to filter them back out again09:57
cjwatsonIn this case what's happening is that ubuntu-defaults-builder depends on unity-common, which is provided by libunity-core-6.0-8; and ubuntu-defaults-builder is seeded in lubuntu.saucy/supported-development-desktop09:59
cjwatsonJust testing a fix now10:01
LaneyI see; the last unity is a source package name and the first is (obviously) a binary10:02
cjwatsonYes10:02
cjwatsonhttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~lubuntu-dev/ubuntu-seeds/lubuntu.saucy/revision/277 should fix this10:02
didrocksthanks cjwatson :)10:03
cjwatsonI don't know how often the seeded-in-ubuntu data is updated10:03
cjwatsonIt's quite possible it'll take a day or so10:03
LaneyForgot how to get into the box10:03
didrocksok, meanwhile maybe Laney can fast-process indicabot-bluetooth, ubuntu-system-settings and the qt things if needed I guess10:03
Laneyoh no, here we go10:04
seb128hum, it's a bit suboptimal that the unity stacks end up in the lubuntu supported set only for a gsettings schemas10:05
cjwatsonseb128: Huh?10:05
cjwatsonseb128: Where are you seeing that?  That's not the path I traced and fixed10:05
seb128cjwatson, "ubuntu-defaults-builder depends on unity-common, which is provided by libunity-core-6.0-8;"10:05
cjwatsonseb128: And I fixed that ...10:06
seb128oh, ok10:06
cjwatsonI mean, sure, it still pulls in that one binary10:06
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cjwatsonBut that doesn't pull in the whole stack10:06
seb128I see10:06
cjwatsonJust libunity-core-6.0-8 and libunity-protocol-private010:06
seb128so it's mostly the unity source, which is ok10:06
seb128cjwatson, thanks10:07
cjwatsonWell, and unity-services10:07
cjwatsonBut yeah, it's not all the indicators and stuff any more10:07
darkxstseb128, the signal is disconnected slightly after the destroy, however I don't think thats the problem other we would also see on_unity_dissappeared crashes10:07
seb128darkxst, yeah, I don't really know, I didn't look at the code, it's just a frequently reported issue ... seems to happen for gnome-shell users at logout10:08
darkxstseb128, yeh, I have seen it hovering quite high on errors.u.c10:10
darkxstthough if its happening at logout its actually quite harmless, and will just disappear once crash reports are disabled10:14
seb128darkxst, you are still going to get whoopsie, that's never disabled10:16
darkxstwell they dont go to launchpad ;)10:17
darkxstanyway I will try work out the problem, but I have only seen the crash once here10:17
seb128darkxst, right, I don't care much about launchpad noise, rather about those users getting the annoying prompt on their screens...10:20
mptThe most frequent crash in Ubuntu is a bug that was fixed in an update six weeks ago.10:33
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ritzmvo ping10:45
mvoritz: pong10:45
ritzmvo wrt https://code.launchpad.net/~mvo/software-center/lp926763/+merge/18720610:45
mvoritz: thanks, give me a minute or two10:48
mardyseb128: hi! Can you have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/1210866?10:49
ubottuUbuntu bug 1210866 in evolution (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu Online Accounts integration broken in Saucy" [Undecided,Confirmed]10:49
ritzmvo++10:49
mardyseb128: the next question is: provided that EDS 3.9.5 doesn't bring in new dependencies (which I've yet to verify), do you think we could ship it in saucy?10:49
seb128mardy, hey, was exactly about it?10:49
seb128mardy, no, it's too late to take on a new e-d-s serie10:50
seb128mardy, next cycle10:50
mardyseb128: OK10:50
seb128mardy, the goa split was buggy, I have it on my list for this week, I'm just going to undo it10:51
seb128mardy, not sure what to do about the password prompt issue...10:51
mardyseb128: you don't think we could update just EDS, if it doesn't bring in new dependencies?10:52
seb128mardy, I doubt it, it's almost release time, not time to bring such changes in10:53
LaneyIt'll be a transition10:53
mardyseb128: not even post-release, as an update?10:53
seb128mardy, no, we don't do major updates in SRUs10:53
seb128Laney, is there soname changes?10:54
Laneyyeah10:54
Laneywell, maybe not for 3.9.5 but certainly for 3.1010:54
Laneyit is e-d-s after all :P10:55
mardyseb128, Laney: a diff of the configure.ac between the 3.8.4 and 3.9.5 releases shows that the _CURRENT field of some libs was bumped (I don't remember if that counts as a soname bump)11:00
mardyseb128, Laney: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6175141/11:01
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seb128mardy, the soname is current-age iirc11:02
LaneyIt does, that's the major version11:02
LaneyAnd we couldn't take a random mid-cycle development version anyway11:03
mardyLaney: OK11:03
LaneyMaybe the individual fix is cherry-pickable, but I'd bet probably not11:03
mardyLaney: I could have a look at it11:37
mardyLaney: no, it doesn't seem to be cherry-pickable11:41
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labsinping mardy13:16
mardylabsin: pong13:38
labsinmardy, I'm trying to add a online account provider but I run in errors13:39
labsinmardy, they told me you could maybe help13:40
mardylabsin: yep. Do you have the .provider file somewhere online where I can see it?13:44
labsinmardy, http://pastebin.com/sV0qcwHs13:45
mardylabsin: where is the mobilevikings OAuth API documented? I can't find it13:47
labsinmardy, https://mobilevikings.com/api/2.0/doc/13:47
mardylabsin: right, just found it. Your file seems correct, what error do you get?13:50
labsinmardy, If I launch gnome-control-center verbose, I get "(gnome-control-center:1194): account-plugin-WARNING **: AuthSession error: GDBus.Error:com.google.code.AccountsSSO.SingleSignOn.Error.OperationFailed: Operation failed."13:52
labsinhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/6175651/13:53
mardylabsin: I need to quit now, could you please send me more logs to e-mail? (set the LoggingLevel to 2 in /etc/signond.conf, and then you'll see more logs in the syslog)13:53
mardylabsin: alberto.mardegan@canonical.com13:53
labsinmardy, tnx13:53
pittijibel: FYI, I reported bug 1233185 with a simplified test case of what is broken in gdb-multiarch for retracing ARM14:05
ubottubug 1233185 in gdb (Ubuntu) "gdb-multiarch cannot read ARM cores: "wrong size gregset struct in core file"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123318514:05
jibelpitti, thanks, subscribed. For the moment, I produce most traces on the phone.14:09
pittijibel: it seems precise's gdb-multiarch still works, so I'll run the ARM ones under precise14:10
pittijibel: do you happen to have a bug # handy for one which is broken?14:10
pittijibel: using bug 122754614:13
ubottubug 1227546 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "unity8 crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/122754614:13
jibelpitti, ok or bug 1233191 . It's smaller than unity814:15
ubottubug 1233191 in upstart-app-launch (Ubuntu) "zg-report-app crashed with signal 5 in _start()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123319114:15
jibelpitti, trace on 1233191 looks a bit better14:35
pittire14:43
pittijibel: indeed, at least usable14:43
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catbus1Hi, anyone know when the next UDS will be?15:32
smartboyhwcatbus1, approximately October 20 something (I believe)15:33
catbus1smartboyhw: ok, like right after 13.10 is release.. thanks.15:35
catbus1s/release/released15:36
dobeycatbus1, smartboyhw: november would be 3 months since the last one15:38
smartboyhwdobey, so? Aren't we planning for 2 months?15:39
smartboyhw(Or maybe the Community Team changed it's schedule, dunno)15:39
dobeysmartboyhw: they are supposed to be every 3 months afaik15:39
dobeyand they have been15:39
smartboyhwI remembered it was one in April, one in June, one in August-.-15:40
stgraberso far we had early March, mid-May and end of August15:40
dobeyright15:40
dobeyand the march one was the odd one out15:40
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* smartboyhw does not exactly like vUDS, anyhow15:41
smoserstgraber, if you have some time .. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/isc-dhcp/+bug/1231988 would be nice to read that.15:44
ubottuUbuntu bug 1231988 in isc-dhcp (Ubuntu) "isc-dhcp-server creates pid and leases file with root:root if running unpriviledge" [Undecided,New]15:44
stgrabersmoser: might be good to have mdeslaur double check the patch, but a quick look through looks good to me so I guess we can add that to our package15:52
stgrabersmoser: (and you're correct that ISC doesn't have a public bug tracker, as annoying as that's ...)15:53
smoserstgraber, the real pita is there...15:53
smoserthat we have will then have this is we have to patch the package to deal with the old-working, old-broken, now-working15:54
stgraberyeah, it's really quite annoying having to watch 3-4 distros to figure out who already found a particular issue and then try and share patches...15:54
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smoserhey...16:47
smoseranyone have suggestions on this approach.16:47
smoserfor 'python-simplestreams' it contains some function that depends on some openstack libraries (python-glanceclient, python-swiftclient).16:48
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smoserwe want python-simplstreams to be installable without those.16:48
smoserthe suggestion that rbasak had was just to add a metapackage 'python-openstack' that had the depdends.16:49
smoserand drop the depends form python-simpelstreams16:49
smosererr.. 'python-simplestreams-openstack' above (not 'python-openstack').16:49
smoserhm... barry maybe ? sorry to call you out by name, but this seems to be a reasonbable solution to me. anyone?16:57
barrysmoser: at quick glance (sorry, very busy atm) that seems reasonable16:58
smoserthank you. (i fully understand the "very busy" disclaimer)17:00
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jtaylorbarry: would you sponsor a new numpy stable release rc for saucy?18:18
jtaylorfinal release might not be done for saucy, but many changes are unlikely18:19
barryjtaylor: i'm slammed right now.  if you can't find anyone else, ping me again in a few hours18:21
jtaylornot today, generally18:21
robert_ancellmterry, did you test that make check works with the new --standalone change? I fixed the tests yesterday20:19
robert_ancellmterry, (I'm pretty sure it will fail with that change)20:20
robert_ancellmterry, though we can just ditch the standalone now  we have https://code.launchpad.net/~mterry/unity-system-compositor/assume-standalone/+merge/188395 right?20:20
robert_ancelloh, I see the no-standalone branch now20:21
mterryrobert_ancell, yeah though I should update no-standalone to drop the handling in the test u-s-c20:22
mterryrobert_ancell, OK, updated both branches' test USCs20:23
mterryrobert_ancell, I'm not super pleased with the assume-standalone branch.  I wish Mir's option handling let you specify a default for an option (rather than as an argument to get() each call)20:24
mterryrobert_ancell, and I wish that default showed up in help() automatically20:24
robert_ancellmterry, yeah, I don't know of any method to do that20:24
brainwashseb128: can you have a look at bug 1231978 please? it looks like the recent gvfs "bug fix" update is causing some trouble, affecting thunar and pcmanfm users21:28
ubottubug 1231978 in thunar (Ubuntu) "Thunar 1.6.3 locks when browsing Trash with Xubuntu 13.10 Beta 2 and following dailies" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123197821:28
seb128brainwash, somebody should report the issue upstream, I didn't do that update21:28
brainwashseb128: ok, I'll report it upstream after some more testing, thanks :)21:31
seb128brainwash, yw, thanks for reporting it there21:31
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tomreynhi22:58
tomreyni'm looking for some statistics on how many users there are (or just ISO downloads) on 32 vs 64 bit22:59
tomreynany idea where i could find those?22:59
jtaylortomreyn: http://popcon.ubuntu.com/23:28
jtaylor64 vs 32 debian is interesting too, there 64 overtook 32 a short while ago: http://popcon.debian.org/23:29
tomreynjtaylor: thank you!23:32
tomreynthat's like a year ago23:32
tomreyni guess you could consider that a short while based on debian's lifetime23:33
sarnoldtomreyn: don't forget that at least ubuntu.com/download suggests 32 bit and pre-selects 32 bit..23:43
sarnoldtomreyn: depending upon what you're trying to measure (installed architectures vs types of CPUs in use) you might get skewed results one way or another..23:44
tomreynsarnold: thanks, i'll keep this in mind. but i'm really after what people use as installed architectures, so i guess i'm fine.23:52
tomreynwhat's the design choice behind defaulting to 32-bit, i never understand this.23:52

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