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seb128infinity, bdmurray, slangasek: could somebody review the GTK update in the saucy SRU queue?01:23
Noskcajsince Qt 5.2 should fix the powerpc issues, do you plan to make an ubuntu powerpc release for 14.04?05:47
infinityNoskcaj: It should?05:49
infinityThey stopped using v8?05:49
infinityAnd actually use something portable?05:49
Noskcajinfinity, From what i understand, 5.2 will use a custom JS engine05:50
infinityAnyhow, qt5/v8 isn't the only concern for PPC desktop, the bigger one is if anyone would actually use it at all (I use a lot of PPC machines, and not a single one has a monitor, mouse, or keyboard...)05:50
infinityNoskcaj: Sure, but does "custom" mean "portable" and "runs on PowerPC"? :P05:50
NoskcajI'm pretty sure it works for PPC, although i can't be sure till the release (mid-december)05:51
infinityAnyhow, if the desktop suddenly becomes buildable, runnable, and testable, I'm sure we can re-evaluate if it's worth reviving the ppc/desktop CD, but not much point talking about it before that.05:51
Noskcajmakes sense05:51
infinity3D drivers are at least as large a concern.05:52
infinityThe non-free drivers (obviously) don't work, as they're x86 binary blobs, and the radeon driver is known-broken on !x86.05:52
infinitynouveau, as far as I know, works fairly well, but that's less than half of the PPC desktop install base out there, I'd bet, since ATI was the default on all but the last PPC Macs.05:53
xnoxplease accept alsa-plugins-extra from trusty/new, it's a reupload of "alsa-plugins" to move libav into universe. This will also resolve libasound2-plugins-extra NBS.10:58
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xnoxcjohnston: why is automake-1.14 not in ubuntu?15:49
cjohnstonxnox: tab complete fail?15:50
xnoxcjwatson: why is automake-1.14 not in ubuntu15:50
cjwatsonbecause the new source replaces a binary from a source with Ubuntu modifications15:50
cjwatsonneeds manual resolution15:51
xnoxcjohnston: i was about to, of course tab complete on automake fails, since 1.14 is not there =))))))15:51
xnoxcjwatson: ack.15:51
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cyphermoxI'm noticing icu-devtools is broke, file conflicts with icu-tools (its old name) -- shouldn't britney be catching these things? is that skipped somehow for debian imports?16:11
cjwatsonthat's not catchable by proposed-migration, which only looks at the metadata - the problem here is precisely that the metadata was missing16:12
cjwatsonxnox is working on that bug16:12
cjwatsonand no, proposed-migration is certainly not skipped for Debian syncs :-)16:13
cjwatsonbug 124656616:13
ubot2Launchpad bug 1246566 in icu (Ubuntu) "package icu-devtools (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/sbin/gensprep', which is also in package icu-tools 4.8.1.1-12ubuntu2" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124656616:13
mdeslaurah crud, what'd I break?16:13
cjwatson15:10 <cjwatson> xnox: do you think you could sort icu?  Debian did the multiarching with a slightly different package name to your multiarch patch last cycle, so I think we need an Ubuntu-specific patch to add breaks/replaces16:13
cjwatson15:10 <cjwatson> and carry that until after trusty16:14
mdeslaurd'oh :(16:14
cyphermoxalright then, I'll skip right to fixing ust then16:14
cjwatsonright, that one's bug 124662016:15
ubot2Launchpad bug 1246620 in ust (Ubuntu) "upgrade failed: trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/liblttng-ust-tracepoint.so.0.0.0', which is also in package liblttng-ust0:amd64 2.1.1-6" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124662016:15
cyphermoxah, thanks!16:15
xnoxbah, forgot to upload. uploaded now.16:18
mdeslaurthanks xnox for unborking icu16:18
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cjwatson"Not touching package as requested in bug 1246814 on Thu Oct 31 17:32:14 2013"18:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 1246814 in haskell-src-exts (Ubuntu) "test block-proposed bug" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124681418:50
cjwatsongood enough for now (ubuntu-devel-announce)18:50
Laneyfor /your/ uploads - is that enforced?18:52
cjwatsonNo, I meant to say - no access control right now but I'll add it if there's abuse18:53
cjwatsonI don18:53
cjwatson't expect it to be a major problem given that you can see it right there in excuses18:54
LaneyHmm, I expect that people will use it to block the uploads of others without thinking that there's a problem policy-wise18:55
LaneyWe'll see. Thanks for implementing18:55
slangasekbdmurray: so, cjwatson just sent an announcement about a new bug tag to use for blocking packages in $devel-proposed for proposed-migration ^^ ...  I think we might want this same tag to feed into the pending-sru report18:57
slangasekeven though we're not using proposed-migration there18:57
kirklandhowdy!  can someone accept promote lxc 1.0.0~alpha1-0ubuntu12 from proposed -> updates?  the verification is "done" at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxc/+bug/1244301 (I've confirmed the fix too)18:58
ubot2Launchpad bug 1244301 in lxc (Ubuntu Saucy) "lxc-attach stopped working for docker containers" [High,Fix committed]18:58
cjwatsonslangasek: isn't that kind of implicit in it not being v-done yet?18:58
cjwatsonkirkland: No, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxc/+bug/1242913 is still v-needed18:59
ubot2Launchpad bug 1242913 in lxc (Ubuntu Saucy) "/dev/pts being created with mode=600 by Lxc" [High,Fix committed]18:59
cjwatsonkirkland: And besides it's only 3 days old; usually uploads age for 7 days before going to -updates18:59
cjwatson(minimum)19:00
slangasekcjwatson: we are meant to be tracking new bugs filed against SRUs in -proposed; seems like it would be useful to use a consistent bug tag, particularly as people may cargo cult that tag anyway :)19:00
cjwatsonslangasek: Oh, you mean when it has both saucy and trusty tasks19:01
cjwatsonYeah, maybe19:01
slangasekyes19:01
infinityI love how the subject line there reads as "(I'm) Temporarily blocking your uploads..."19:08
cjwatsonMwahaha19:09
seb128bdmurray, infinity: ^ would be nice if somebody could review those empathy SRUs for precise and saucy, facebook did server side changes that make empathy unable to connect19:13
infinityseb128: Doesn't affect libpurple/pidgin?19:14
infinityClearly not, I guess, since I'm still connected.19:14
seb128infinity, I don't think so, empathy was just doing something wrong with libsoup19:14
bdmurrayslangasek: okay, I'll have a look19:16
infinityseb128: Upload in progress for trusty, or hoping for a forward copy here so you can be lazy?19:16
seb128infinity, I was going for the copy but I can upload if you prefer19:16
seb128infinity, starting next week I switch in t-mode and will stop with copies19:17
seb128infinity, thanks19:29
seb128lunch time19:29
seb128bbl19:29
kirklandcjwatson: aha!  I missed the second bug associated with that upload;  I just verified that fix too20:05
kirklandcjwatson: as for the 7 days, I'll ask docker's users on their mailing list to be patient20:05
ogra_bah20:55
ogra_cyphermox, dont tempt me !20:55
ogra_(my chromebook worked fine the last 6 months ... and now you upload that ! ... )20:55
* ogra_ tries to resist the urge to tinker ... and upgrade to trusty20:56
cyphermoxheheheh21:05
cyphermoxogra_: works on trusty... but not unity yet21:05
cyphermoxlet me figure out 3D first :)21:05
cyphermoxthat is, unless you can live with all the window decorations in xfce being garbld21:05
ogra_nooo !21:07
ogra_i have working unity atm ...21:07
ogra_despite half of the compositing stuff running in mesa (while the actual GLES bits run on the mali lib), it runs very well21:08
ogra_thats why i didnt upgrae yet ... i cant remember how i got there and really dont want to break it21:09
infinitycyphermox: Erm, can I vomit and kick and scream over the part where these drivers ship the same binary and conflict with each other?21:09
infinitycyphermox: Why can't this be one driver that detects what it needs to do and picks the right paths? :/21:10
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cyphermoxinfinity: I didn't spend too much time looking at it, partly because I barely understand any of it21:11
cyphermoxinfinity:  I was just trying to make it so that I could build it and scratch my itch, while hopefully not breaking the world for everybody else21:11
cyphermoxI'm hoping I didn't do too much damage :)21:12
infinitycyphermox: Well, there's a complete lack of upgrade path here for people who previously had armsoc installed.21:14
infinityWhat hardware was that built for?21:15
cyphermoxsamsung chromebook, back then, afaik21:15
cyphermoxso, yeah, doh21:15
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cyphermox(exynos021:15
infinityYeah, looks like exynos.21:16
infinitySo, you need to replace that one.  And probably also provide a transitional package.21:16
cyphermoxyeah21:16
infinityI'm going to reject your NEW binaries to avoid breakage.21:17
cyphermoxthanks21:17
infinitySo, versioned breaks/replaces from armsoc-exynos to armsoc, and then an empty armsoc that depends on armsoc-exynos.21:18
infinityThat should make it look saner to me.21:18
cyphermoxyeah21:22
seb128infinity, bdmurray, slangasek: can we reduce a bit the SRU delay for the current saucy SRU of hud? It fixes the most common issues on e.u.c (seems it's currently segfaulting for most users)22:07
infinityseb128: Let me look.22:07
slangasekseb128: do you have a pointer to a current error bucket that shows it's not happening with the version in proposed?22:10
infinityCertainly looks safe enough.22:11
seb128infinity, slangasek: https://errors.ubuntu.com/problem/a0c6b9dc3bbefa98b1a31a88ed621b181b3a6fbe22:12
seb128slangasek, ^ that seems to confirm it22:13
infinityseb128: Is someone working on https://launchpad.net/bugs/1237882 ?22:14
ubot2infinity: Error: launchpad bug 1237882 not found22:14
infinityAnd working on making it not private. :P22:14
seb128infinity, I was just checking with ted, it's fixed in 13.10 vcs, we are going to upload another SRU when the current one moves to updates22:15
infinityBut yes, that bucket seems to shoe that the #1 crasher is fixed.22:15
infinityI'm happy to release it.22:15
infinity(done)22:15
seb128great22:15
seb128infinity, thanks!22:15
cyphermoxinfinity: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6338329/   better?23:15
infinitycyphermox: xserver-xorg-video-armsoc-pl111 needs to break/replace armsoc as well, since it also ships overlapping files.23:47
cyphermox>.<23:47
infinitycyphermox: And xserver-xorg-video-armsoc-pl111 and xserver-xorg-video-armsoc-exynos don't need to Replace each other, the Conflict is enough.23:47
infinitySame for the debugs.23:48
infinitycyphermox: You could also transition armsoc-dbg, but I'm less picky about that, I suppose.23:49
cyphermoxhmm23:49
infinitycyphermox: Should definitely have the break/replace mojo on the debugs, the transitional package probably less interesting, but no real harm in providing it.23:50
cyphermoxthere, done23:51
cyphermoxhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/6338445/23:51
cyphermoxI know all of this, I just suck at applying it consistently :/23:52
infinitycyphermox: That looks reasonable.23:55

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