=== i2p is now known as finnbot === finnbot is now known as i2 === i2 is now known as i2p [20:27] slangasek: are you running trusty on any hardware yet? [20:28] slangasek: just wondering if the package state is even in a condition ready for testing [20:28] we keep the archive in a constantly usable state now [20:42] slangasek: ;) ok Ill take your word for it and upgrade [20:51] slangasek: SystemError: E:Problem executing scripts DPkg::Post-Invoke 'adequate [20:51] --help >/dev/null 2>&1 || exit 0; exec adequate --debconf --user [20:51] nobody --pending', E:Sub-process returned an error code [20:51] Could not install the upgrades [20:51] =o [20:51] yeah, so stop trying to use adequate on your live system? [20:51] that's a QA tool [20:51] slangasek: update-manager -d also fails [20:52] because you have installed a tool that breaks your apt environment. [20:52] slangasek: which tool is that? [20:52] adequate [20:52] the one named in the error message [20:53] I did not install it [20:53] but I just removed it [20:53] :D [20:53] then you installed piuparts which depends on it [20:53] s/depends/recommends/ [20:57] slangasek: perhaps the ubuntu-dev package installs those I removed piuparts and adequate though [20:58] still hangs on setting up new channels though :s [20:59] there is no ubuntu-dev package. There is a packaging-dev package, which is one guy's idea of what you should install and is not endorsed by either Debian or Ubuntu at large. [20:59] (and packaging-dev depends on piuparts, yes.) [20:59] slangasek: its suggested on developer.ubuntu.com [20:59] make sure to purge adequate (dpkg --purge adequate) to get entirely rid of the hook [20:59] seems pretty endorsed :) [21:00] show me the link, please [21:00] I'm not talking about the ubuntu sdk package [21:01] http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/getting-set-up.html [21:01] :) [21:01] brought to you by the Canonical Community Team :) [21:01] what? [21:01] thats the Ubuntu Packaging Guide [21:01] it predates the SDK [21:01] dholbach wrote that I believe [21:02] nothing to do with app dev [21:03] ah. [21:04] yes, the editing process of those docs is full of fail [21:04] lol [21:04] :D [21:06] slangasek: yeah do purged and retried it does some nasty little loop... tells me trusty is available goes about calculating changes [21:06] then tells me I am fully up to date with out updating anything [21:06] :s [21:17] https://code.launchpad.net/~vorlon/ubuntu-packaging-guide/dont-recommend-packaging-dev/+merge/192244 [21:28] slangasek: :) [21:34] bkerensa: so I've just successfully done update-manager -d, no failure here [21:40] hmm [21:40] from 13.10 [21:40] ? [21:51] slangasek: The software on this computer is up to date. [21:51] There are no upgrades available for your system. The upgrade will now [21:51] be canceled. [21:51] Do you want to start the upgrade? [21:51] =/ [21:51] this is from 13.10 [21:51] when running 'update-manager -d'? [21:52] no idea how to troubleshoot whats going on [21:52] slangasek: thats from do-release-upgrade but update-manager -d also does the same with the UI [21:53] perhaps its the mirror I am using being outdated? [21:53] idk [21:53] * bkerensa checks that [22:05] bkerensa: where is that server. FEEL BAD