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lebcan anyone help with this?  https://gist.github.com/tildeleb/7329005 what is the issue with #include <fcntl.h>01:06
sarnoldleb: change linux/inotify.h  to sys/inotify.h01:09
xnoxsnap.01:11
xnoxleb: yeah, what sarnold said.01:11
SerusHow can I see which graphics card ubuntu is using?01:11
xnoxSerus: top-right system cog -> about this computer01:12
xnoxSerus: should have a line "Graphics: "01:12
* xnox has IntelĀ® Ivybridge Mobile01:12
Seruscan't find the about this computer in the menu01:12
xnoxSerus: what ubuntu are you using?01:13
Serus12.0401:13
xnoxah01:14
Serusfound it01:14
SerusGraphics: Unknown01:14
xnoxSerus: lspci on cmdline might give you more info. Btw, this sounds more of a support question which are handled on #ubuntu01:15
Serus#ubuntu is so full that many questions remain unseen01:15
brainwashSerus: make sure that the package "mesa-utils" is installed01:16
infinityThat feature in the about box doesn't work in 12.04 without mea-utils being installed, if I recall.01:16
infinitybrainwash: Jinx. ;)01:16
brainwash:D01:16
Serusok and then reboot or something?01:17
brainwashdoes it still show "Unknown"?01:17
SerusAh it uses the geforce card now :D01:17
SerusGeForce GT 630M/PCIe/SSE201:18
Serusshould all the artifact in video be gone now?01:18
Serusartifacts*01:18
Serusnope still artifacts in video :/01:20
brainwashthe guys in #ubuntu might know an answer, this here is the channel for development talk and not general support :)01:20
Serusok01:20
Seruswell I'm going to sleep first01:21
brainwashgood night01:21
Serusyou too.01:21
* infinity glares at /etc/gnome/defaults.list conffile prompts.01:24
infinityOh, wait.  This is chrome's fault, I knew that already.01:24
* infinity glares at Google instead.01:25
mwhudsonheh01:26
Noskcaj-schoolrsalveti: Can you look at the merge for elementary? I think it's a sync but it would be better if you check since you made the ubuntu delta01:33
rsalvetiNoskcaj-school: sure01:34
Noskcaj-schoolthanks01:34
rsalvetiNoskcaj-school: the only difference are the additional dependencies to add support for efreet, eio and edbus01:38
Noskcaj-schooloh, so there is something01:39
rsalvetiI might just try to get that change in debian, and then we can sync01:39
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rbasakOooh. I found a build that eatmydata actually causes to fail in sbuild.04:13
rbasak(libvirt does some kind of fsync test that eatmydata breaks and causes a segfault)04:18
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ScottKcjwatson: Would it be possible to do a one time MoM run (or some equivalent to get the diffs) against experimental?  All the KDE packages we need to merge against for trusty are there and doing it just by hand would be less fun.04:46
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pittiGood morning05:40
Noskcajtjaalton, Can you try and merge sssd from debian?06:06
tjaaltonNoskcaj: i maintain both..06:33
Noskcajtjaalton, I know. In the case that someone else might have to work on either, would it not make it easier if it was merged when possible? Why isn't it already?06:34
tjaaltoniirc there isn't much to merge, and a new upstream release needs to be merged anyway06:37
ScottKNoskcaj: For packages that are actively maintained (also like pyqt5), it's probably better to leave it to the people that are already focusing on it until later in the cycle.06:40
Noskcajok06:41
seb128stgraber, hey, could you have a look to bug #1244736?06:49
ubottubug 1244736 in gnome-session (Ubuntu) "upstart configuration for user launches an extra ssh-agent" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124473606:49
tjaaltonNoskcaj: besides, we don't have the new samba in trusty yet, so a sync/merge wouldn't build without reverting the changes to build-deps06:57
tvoss_xnox, ping07:01
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tvoss_cjwatson, I'm trying to mark some symbols as optional in a .symbols file, but cannot remember the syntax. Do you have a link to documentation handy?08:29
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seb128tvoss_, http://wiki.debian.org/UsingSymbolsFiles08:32
tvoss_seb128, thx, http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man1/dpkg-gensymbols.1.html was the place to look at :) rtfm, that is ;)08:32
seb128tvoss_, or see man dpkg-gensymbols08:33
seb128tvoss_, ;-)08:33
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xnoxScottK: if you a smallish list of src-packages (e.g. in kubuntu seeds?!) i can run MoM against them for you. With added bonus of testing if my patches to diff against trusty-proposed work or not.11:10
xnoxScottK: and i'll publish result on people or some such.11:11
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pittixnox: as for your WI change on the logind BP: September is still in the past ;)11:21
pittixnox: oh, it's DONE now, ignore me11:21
xnoxpitti: yeah, i think it was september when I finally gave up on logind dbus api, and instead made ubiquity-dm actually create a PAM session and close it.11:26
pittixnox: ah, so much more robust :)11:27
Laneywasn't that always the right way11:27
Laney?11:27
xnoxLaney: we ain't no need a PAM session, ubiquity-dm haz root.11:28
cjwatsonScottK: remind me tomorrow?  I'm on holiday tomorrow and I suspect this is non-trivial.  (actually it would probably be easier to have a package list that gets overridden to be always merged from experimental for a while, or something)11:31
cjwatsonoh, xnox replied11:31
cjwatsonfine11:31
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Laneyxnox: Well, other things can happen at session opening as you demonstrated by that fix11:32
xnoxLaney: well, my first try was mimicking pam_systemd.so with dbus calls, which only resulted in pam-session being opened & then logind giving a hizzy hit, assume that session is dead and close it straight after.11:33
LaneyISTR the documentation saying "don't do this"11:34
xnoxLaney: and it's not really a generic PAM session, as I set logind private & undocumented & non-standard variables to create a "display-manager" logind session, which seems to be enough to please network-manager and friends.11:34
xnoxLaney: also "noone understands init/cgroups/linux but Lennart"11:35
xnoxLaney: I don't find "PAM" the best protocol / API at all =(11:35
Laneyoh well11:35
Laneydone now :P11:35
xnox=)11:36
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sil2100pete-woods: hi!12:19
pete-woodssil2100: hi12:19
sil2100pete-woods: how familiar are you with camera-app and autopilot...? ;)12:19
pete-woodssil2100: my familiarity is limited to knowing that the camera app autopilot tests are "somewhat unreliable"12:20
sil2100pete-woods: ok, then maybe I'll wait for Bill to pop up as I see he made the most commits to camera-app12:20
sil2100pete-woods: since we're getting test failures after the AP 1.4 switch12:21
pete-woodssil2100: unfortunately all I've done with the camera app is patching in the infographics support12:21
tvoss_doko, ping12:32
tvoss_doko, I stumbled across some interesting behavior with symbol versioning for this mp: https://code.launchpad.net/~thomas-voss/dbus-cpp/refactoring/+merge/19136912:33
tvoss_doko, two things: turns out that enabling coverage for gcc results in additional symbols being exported from a shared object. More to this, there are some arch dependent symbols exposed for std-library features that I would love to get rid of :)12:34
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ScottKxnox: Yes.  It's anything with an upstream version of 4:4.11.* (or seeded in Kubuntu, whichever is easier).12:52
xnoxScottK: can you use something like dctrl-grep on a downloaded Sources file to generate a package list & check it's what you want? It should let you specify tag to grep for (e.g. Version) and tags to print (e.g. Package)12:54
xnox(also it will let you grep task, etc)12:54
mitya57ScottK: what do you think about bug 1243102? If we upload pyqwt5/pyqwt3d with good version numbers, we will be able to drop sip4 delta.13:05
ubottubug 1243102 in pyqwt5 (Ubuntu Trusty) "python-qwt5-qt4 segfaults immediately in saucy" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124310213:05
mitya57(Some comment suggests that a rebuild solves the bug)13:05
ScottKI'd update sip4 from Debian first so we don't end up rebuilding again, but that's a good ide.13:09
ScottKidea even13:09
mitya57Actually, we can even add an autopkgtest to make sure we never break these again13:13
mitya57Re qtserialport build-wait, it's because our qtbase is still 5.0.2, but I think it can actually build with 5.0, will look now13:14
ScottKOK.  I'm about to be offline for ~12 hours so good luck.13:16
caribouxnox: I see that you marked the zsh package as "up for grab" to be merged13:17
caribouxnox: I would like to gain experience in merging (never done before) and I thought that this could be a good opportunity13:18
xnoxcaribou: it's a tough one to merge. If you do it, i'll carefully review it for you & provide feedback.13:23
xnoxand if all good sponsor it.13:24
caribouxnox: tough in what sense (I'm looking at the report)13:24
caribouxnox: I can pick another one to get my feet wet13:24
xnoxcaribou: well try to resolve the conflicts and see how far you get =)13:25
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caribouxnox: ok, will try it out13:25
xnoxcaribou: i think merging libpng (which is also offered up for grabs) is a better one to get ones feet wet.13:26
caribouxnox: ok, I'll look at this one too13:27
caribouxnox: I hope you don't mind me coming to you for a few questions ?13:39
xnoxcaribou: yeah, just ask me here.13:53
caribouxnox: for instance, the REPORT for libpng does not list any conflict; does this mean that only modifications b/w ubuntu's version and the new debian version need to be verified ?13:54
xnoxcaribou: i don't usually use REPORT. but as far as I understand it means that: MoM generated diff between current ubuntu & common base, took that patch, slapped on top of new debian, and "it worked"(tm)13:56
xnoxcaribou: but the resulting tree, might be complete brain dead and FTBFS =)13:56
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xnoxcaribou: are you using grab-merge script?13:57
caribouxnox: yes13:57
xnoxcaribou: that should download all relevant files and tell you what to do =)13:57
caribouxnox: so basically check the .patch files make sure that old ubuntu modification are either still there or carried over in Debian and verify if it builds13:58
caribouxnox: for a start13:58
xnoxcaribou: usually i'd expect a person to rebase all applicapable changes, drop no-longer needed ones, adjust debian changelog, test-build the package, and compare diff (new_ubuntu -> new_debian) with old diff (old_ubuntu -> old_debian) to make sure it all still is sensible.13:58
xnoxcaribou: exactly! =)13:58
caribouxnox: ok, I will go that way, thanks13:58
seb128hum14:00
seb128shotwell autopkg tests started failing14:00
seb128https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/trusty-adt-shotwell/10/ARCH=i386,label=adt/console14:00
seb128StateNotFoundError: State not found for class 'WelcomeDialog'.14:00
seb128sil2100, didrocks, jibel: is that due to the new autopilot? is anyone handling that transition/going to fix the autopkgtests for stuff in the archive?14:01
didrocksseb128: shotwell is using autopilot?14:01
sil2100seb128: this looks like something that AP 1.4 *could* cause14:02
seb128shouldn't also autopilot be blocked if it regresses tests? (it's marked as valid candidate on http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html)14:02
seb128didrocks, yes, pitti added autopilot tests to it14:02
pittiah, just saw the failure notification, I'll have a look14:03
pittiseb128, didrocks, sil2100: yes, clearly from AP 1.4, I know what it is14:04
pittithat's one of the two behaviour changes that it does14:04
pittiwill fix after meeting14:05
seb128pitti, do you know if whoever is doing the autopilot update plans to deal with rdepends in the archive? (that might be worth an email to ubuntu-devel@)14:05
seb128pitti, danke14:05
sil2100pitti: thanks!14:06
seb128hum14:10
seb128something seems weird with https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-keyring/3.10.1-1ubuntu114:10
seb128the builds are stucked on " dpkg-buildpackage: binary only upload (no source included)"14:10
seb128for 3 hours14:10
seb128cjwatson, infinity: ^ any idea about that?14:11
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didrocksseb128: most of the time I've seen this is because of a daemon (test daemon most of the time) wasn't killed by the tests14:22
seb128didrocks, oh, I guess that makes sense, thanks14:23
didrocksyw14:23
seb128I guess infinity is going to be after me next for blocking the builders :p14:23
didrocksright ;)14:23
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pittiseb128: oh, someone didn't commit to the bzr branch on upload :(14:37
seb128pitti, shotwell?14:37
pittiseb128: yes14:38
seb128pitti, that would be me :/14:38
seb128pitti, let me fix that14:38
pittiseb128: or you do happen to have these commits locally and you forgot to push?14:38
seb128pitti, I forgot to update the vcs, but I've the different sources locally so I can "replay" the commits easily14:39
pittiseb128: or diffs from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/shotwell/+changelog :) (last two uploads)14:39
pittiseb128, didrocks: test ported, FYI (now changing debian/tests/import to use the new autopilot-sandbox-run)14:41
didrocksexcellent, thanks pitti!14:44
pittiseb128: (want me to do the import, if you are busy? no problem)14:51
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seb128pitti, sorry, door bell, I was away for a bit, doing it now15:06
seb128pitti, ok, you can pull15:10
pittiseb128: thanks15:11
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seb128pitti, I put back your unreleased change on top of the releases15:12
pittiseb128: aand uploaded, cheers!15:14
seb128pitti, danke ;-)15:15
bdmurraypitti: could you have a look at change for bug 1084979?15:15
ubottubug 1084979 in apport (Ubuntu) "Submitting error report asks confounding questions" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108497915:16
mlankhorstconfound these questions!15:16
pittibdmurray: it's a nice hack, but not something which I'd like to put upstream (as this is quite specific how we bolted on whoopsie support in the ubuntu branch); need to think about it15:18
pittibdmurray: I'd rather not pass an UI object to the hooks but call them anyway, as they usually do other things than just asking questions15:19
pittibdmurray: some, like rhythmbox, even change the affected package15:19
pittinot passing an UI object will crash those hooks which don't check for it, but that doesn't matter that much15:20
bdmurraypitti: Do you mean you'd rather the solution stopped passing an UI object to the hook but that it still ran?15:23
pittiright15:25
bdmurraypitti: got it, thanks15:25
pittibdmurray: that bug is still in an open tab; sorry, getting too many higher-urgency requests lately :/15:26
maxiaojunhi, does anyone know the utf8 filename issue of unzip in 12.04-13.04 ?15:27
bdmurraypitti: no problem, thanks15:27
pittimaxiaojun: unzip works fine with UTF-8 in general15:30
maxiaojunpitti: no, it makes all filenames appear to be ???? until 13.1015:31
pittiah sorry, I tried on current trusty; misread 13.0415:31
pittibut we have unzip 6.0 since lucid15:31
pittimaxiaojun: ah, apparently fixed in http://packages.qa.debian.org/u/unzip/news/20130224T163250Z.html15:32
GunnarHjpitti: Hi Martin, do you have any idea what causes the problem at bug 1248343?15:32
ubottubug 1248343 in language-selector (Ubuntu) "language-selector-gnome "Failed to fetch" (language for firefox and libreoffice)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124834315:32
* pitti really needs to run out for a bit, bbl15:32
maxiaojunpitti: sure, the fix is there, i'm just asking how to deal with the issue in old releases, most importantly, 12.0415:33
GunnarHjpitti: No hurry with my question...15:33
happyarondoes Super-Space for switching input method really work for you?15:33
seb128happyaron, define "switching input method"15:35
pitti25.0+build3-0ubuntu0.12.04.115:35
pittiGunnarHj: needs an apt-get update, it's now version 25.0+build3-0ubuntu0.12.04.115:35
happyaronseb128: switching among "input sources"15:35
seb128happyaron, it works for me with gsd if I run ibus-setup and change the ibus binding to another one, I guess there is a grab conflict between ibus and gsd15:36
seb128happyaron, ibus sources or gsd input sources?15:36
maxiaojun... what about the unzip issue in 12.04-13.04 ...15:36
hggdhmaxiaojun: supposing it is just a patch applied on the same version, we will need a SRU for it15:36
happyaronstill not very clear for me, but it just does not work out-of-box on my newly installed system.15:36
seb128happyaron, right, there is that conflict (I noticed this week)15:37
seb128happyaron, you also need the current gsd SRU15:37
GunnarHjpitti: Aha, will suggest that. Thanks!15:37
pittiGunnarHj: (followed up to the bug)15:37
seb128happyaron, can you check with the gsd SRU and ibus changed to not conflict?15:37
happyaronok15:37
pittimeh, autopkgtest fail galore due to uninstallable pykde15:37
pittijibel: ^ FYI, will retry in a bit15:37
maxiaojunthere are various fix over unzip 6.0 (upstream almost dead) accumulated over time15:37
GunnarHjpitti: You are too fast to me as usual. ;-)15:38
TheLordOfTimemaxiaojun: i would assume that perhaps the patch that exists on the Debian bug for unzip, if it's in the Debian package, might be able to be applied to the packages as SRUs... (http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=682682 is relevant?)15:38
ubottuDebian bug 682682 in unzip "unzip: Incorrectly displayed file names with UTF8 characters" [Normal,Fixed]15:38
maxiaojuni just wonder whether we just upgrade to what saucy have or just apply the specific patch, i don't care other fixes at this point15:39
maxiaojuni just want to know which is more acceptable to you and i will file a sru request then15:40
seb128bdmurray, can you let the file-roller SRU in saucy be rolled out? The system reported a bunch of new issues but none seems related to the SRU (they are mostly retracing not working that create new buckets and slightly different signatures of existing issues that e.u.c fails to match in the same report)15:42
bdmurrayev: Can we update errors yet?  I noticed and fixed saucy-proposed not being enabled in the retracers yesterday.15:44
bdmurrayseb128: I'll have a look15:45
seb128bdmurray, not having proposed would explain why some of the retracing didn't work15:46
seb128bdmurray, thanks15:46
maxiaojunhggdh: maybe you can answer my question?15:46
GunnarHjhappyaron: Hi Aron! I just changed the font for Chinese to fonts-droid (bug 1173571). Considering that this is kind of a mined area, do you have any thoughts? I noticed that fonts-droid is used in Ubuntu Touch.15:46
ubottubug 1173571 in ttf-wqy-microhei (Ubuntu) "please change wenquanyi micro hei back with 69-language-selector-zh-tw.conf" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/117357115:46
TheLordOfTimepitti, hggdh: i'm curious on maxiaojun's behalf, about whether this would be version-bumped or SRU'd to fix the UTF8 issue.15:46
happyaronseb128: after changing the ibus's shortcut, gsd's works, but then unity's shortcut help page will be displayed at the same time.15:47
TheLordOfTimepitti, hggdh: there is a patch on the debian bug for it, so I'd think SRU, but again, you guys know better.15:47
TheLordOfTime(in relation to maxiaojun's issue)15:47
bdmurrayTheLordOfTime, maxiaojun: I'll have a look at it.  Is the Ubuntu bug linked to the debian bug?15:47
happyaronGunnarHj: it's good to use fonts-droid as default for Chinese, but there could be problem that they cannot be displayed in the editor area in libreoffice15:47
TheLordOfTimebdmurray: i dont' see an Ubuntu bug on it15:47
seb128happyaron, that's because you hold super for longer than a second, we have the same issue on other shortcuts (e.g super-s/f/v/...)15:47
happyaronGunnarHj: that would need to be checked15:47
TheLordOfTimemaxiaojun: is there a bug about this in Ubuntu?15:48
bdmurraybug 58096115:48
ubottubug 580961 in unzip (Ubuntu) "unzip fails to deal correctly with filename encodings" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58096115:48
TheLordOfTimeyeah just saw it15:48
happyaronseb128: if press shorter then the input source switch does not work for me15:48
TheLordOfTime(failed to search all bugs :/)15:48
TheLordOfTimebdmurray: the debian bug with the fix is 682682...15:48
TheLordOfTimebdmurray: the ubuntu bug doesn't seem to be linked right to that...15:49
happyaronseb128: it's actually first show the help and then switchable among input sources.15:49
maxiaojunhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unzip/+bug/119923915:49
ubottuUbuntu bug 1199239 in unzip (Ubuntu) "Do not call isprint when listing" [Undecided,Confirmed]15:49
TheLordOfTimemaxiaojun: i... think that's the wrong bug...15:50
TheLordOfTimemaxiaojun: but 580961 which bdmurray found seems to be right... https://launchpad.net/bugs/58096115:50
ubottuUbuntu bug 580961 in unzip (Ubuntu) "unzip fails to deal correctly with filename encodings" [Critical,Triaged]15:50
GunnarHjhappyaron: Needs to be checked by someone who speaks Chinese, I suppose. Could you check it out when language-selector has made it into the archive? Or should we just wait and see if bug reports drop in?15:51
maxiaojunthis was the bug that i filed when i noticed that the unzip utf8 issue can be fixed, and soon I found debian fixed it already15:51
TheLordOfTimebdmurray: i think that debian 483290 got overlooked in favor of debian 682682...15:51
ubottuDebian bug 483290 in unzip "unzip: Can not open shift-jis zip file on UTF-8 environment" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/48329015:51
ubottuDebian bug 682682 in unzip "unzip: Incorrectly displayed file names with UTF8 characters" [Normal,Fixed] http://bugs.debian.org/68268215:51
caribouxnox: here's bug #1248573 regarding the merge of libpng15:51
ubottubug 1248573 in libpng (Ubuntu) "Please merge libpng 1.2.49-5 (main) from debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124857315:51
happyaronGunnarHj: I will check that later, just wonder when will it be made into archive?15:52
GunnarHjhappyaron: Anytime (already in -proposed).15:52
maxiaojuni know a bug from end users would be more ideal, but many people don't understand the concept of utf8 zip, as both non-utf8 and utf8 zip both appeared broken15:52
GunnarHjhappyaron: TIA15:52
evbdmurray: yes! Could you please file an RT for it?15:53
TheLordOfTimemaxiaojun: bdmurray and I already ID'd a bug about this, I think he was going to take a look at it...15:53
happyaronGunnarHj: I'll need to check them after working on ibus of saucy, and I think allow it in trusty archive right now is ok.15:54
bdmurrayYes, hopefully today but this week for sure15:54
maxiaojunok15:54
GunnarHjhappyaron: That's fine; no hurry.15:54
seb128happyaron, weird :/15:55
seb128happyaron, with the current SRUs and changing the ibus binding the keypress is fine here15:55
seb128happyaron, well, anyway, attente is looking at moving the key grabbing to unity, hopefully that should fix that15:55
seb128happyaron, btw do you know if we still need ibus to handle the keybinding or if we should just unset it from there?15:56
happyaronseb128: I think it's still needed (at least for now), there are missing functions from gsd/indicator-keyboard right now15:56
maxiaojunfor the ibus issue, actually in my u12.04 untiy 2d, super+space works ...15:57
happyarongood to know, never tested that.15:59
happyaronseb128: do you think we need a session evaluating fcitx?15:59
seb128happyaron, what is missing? it seems to not make sense to have different pieces of code handling the same thing15:59
seb128happyaron, that would be good to have I guess, not sure we have enough people knowing both and the impact of a change to have a discussion though16:00
happyaronseb128: for example bug 118850916:00
ubottubug 1188509 in indicator-keyboard (Ubuntu) "Embedded in menu doesn't work in IBus indicator" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/118850916:00
pittichrisccoulson: did you see the chromium autopkgtest failure?16:00
seb128hate keyboard and input methods, hate hate hate16:00
pittichrisccoulson: "Package 'libunity-webapps-chromium' has no installation candidate"16:00
LaneyI pinged qengho about that already16:01
seb128happyaron, I've no clue what is right there, some days I wonder if we should go back to just have different indicators for layouts and ims rather than trying to combine both16:01
happyaronseb128: if so I can send some comparision material later, and do not have a dedicated session for it.16:01
happyaron:)16:01
seb128happyaron, and go back use libgnomekbd/libxklavier16:01
pittiLaney: ah, it's qengho now, sorry; thanks (the notification went to chrisccoulson)16:01
LaneyHe's been doing some sponsoring / uploading IIRC16:02
chrisccoulsonhi :)16:02
happyaronseb128: well at least input method is having really bad experience right now. after installing saucy ISO, when I login to the user for the first time, ibus-ui-gtk3 crashed...16:02
pittiseb128: yeah, combining the two wasn't the best thing in the world; I still have my ears ringing from a friend of mine "you broke my keyboard" :)16:02
seb128happyaron, that's the bug assigned to you right?16:03
pittiseb128: (not your fault, I know)16:03
seb128happyaron, I asked you to have a look for a reason :p16:03
qenghopitti, Laney, hi hi.  Ah, autopktest. Hrm.  Thanks for that.16:03
seb128pitti, I pushed back on those changes for 3 cycles, we couldn't keep revert of GNOME code for ever16:03
seb128pitti, but yeah, situations sucks16:03
pittiI know16:03
happyaronseb128: ok, I didn't get a trace from apport and think that could be another issue, will try again.16:03
pittiqengho: https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest/job/trusty-adt-chromium-browser/13/ (started failing yesterday)16:04
seb128happyaron, the SRUs should improve things, if you set the keybinding to e.f ctrl-space things should be mostly working with current versions16:04
happyaronseb128: but seems installing SRUs solved it, I cleaned my user dir and it won't crash on login16:04
pittiqengho: (it also holds back systemd and gdk-pixbuf)16:06
qenghopitti: "it" holds back?16:08
cjwatsonseb128: gnome-keyring> I suggest asking #webops to help investigate if you haven't already16:08
Laneyqengho: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html search for chromium16:08
qenghoWhat does chromium-browser have to do with systemd?16:09
seb128cjwatson, done, thanks16:10
LaneyDepends: libudev116:10
pittiqengho: it seems to depend on udev and gdk-pixbuf16:21
pittiqengho: and we test reverse dependencies before allowing a package to go in (see http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html)16:21
GunnarHjLaney: I broke my promise and filed the u-s-s bug 1248349. ;-) Not directly related to "the prepend issue", but I still thought I'd let you know.16:21
ubottubug 1248349 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "[language] Confusing list of display language options" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124834916:21
LaneyI saw it16:22
GunnarHjLaney: Ok.16:22
maxiaojunany news on the unzip utf8 filename issue?16:24
LaneyGunnarHj: note that it's different in trunk16:25
GunnarHjLaney: Didn't know. Maybe I'd talk to attente about it?16:26
Laneytry building a package from lp:ubuntu-system-settings yourself16:26
Laneyit doesn't use that helper but I think achieves the same effect16:27
GunnarHjLaney: Ok, will do that. (But code reuse is still a good idea, isn't it?)16:28
Laneysure16:28
saiarcot895Just to check, the Depends field in debian/control can specify an upper-bound version and lower-bound version like so: package (>> minversion), package (<< maxversion), correct?16:36
pittisaiarcot895: yes16:37
* maxiaojun is editing bug ...16:40
TheLordOfTimemaxiaojun: bdmurray is kinda busy, he and many others have a lot of stuff to juggle... patience is a virtue, this won't be addressed as a priority above everything else...16:43
maxiaojunTheLordOfTime: so i'm doing my part of editing bug :)16:43
pittirsalveti: FYI, I just updated your PARTNAME udev patch from not too long ago: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6371440/16:44
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pittirsalveti: upstream pointed out that /dev/disks/by-name/ is for FS labels, /dev/disks/by-partlabel/ is for that kind of thing (GPT uses that, too)16:45
rsalvetipitti: right, but the by-name was to match what android was using16:45
pittirsalveti: do we depend on that? or can we move the ubuntu side to by-partlabel/?16:46
rsalvetiI need to check if this patch is still useful, will take a look later today16:46
rsalvetiyeah, will check16:46
pittirsalveti: I just committed it to my local disk, no problem to revert/change it; but I just had it upstream reviewed, that's how it came up now16:46
ogra_rsalveti, pitti, i tried to drop it back when we discussed it last and iirc not all devices got a link then16:46
pittino reason to completely drop the patch16:47
ogra_(which is why i didnt push for dropping it before release)16:47
pittiI'd just like to keep fs labels and partition labels apart, as they don't need to coincide16:47
ogra_well, it would be nice to use the same thing across phone and desktop ... whatever we end up with16:47
rsalvetiyeah16:47
pittinot yet relevant for desktop -- the PARTNAME property is an Android kernel change for now16:48
pittialthough https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/block/cmdline-partition.txt already documents it (it's just not actually implemented in linux)16:49
rsalvetiright16:49
maxiaojunmy bug become a sru request now: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unzip/+bug/1199239 no branch or debdiff yet though16:59
ubottuUbuntu bug 1199239 in unzip (Ubuntu) "[SRU] unzip list utf-8 (non-ascii) filenames as ??" [Undecided,Confirmed]16:59
tjaaltonhallyn_: did you mean adding libxext-dev fixed -qxl build on arm? for some reason it builds fine on debian17:05
hallyn_tjaalton: i mean taht the first failure in the build log is a missing file from that package;  and the porter-armhf box builds it fine in chroot, but the chroot has that package installed17:08
hallyn_so i'm not 100% sure that that's the only thing needed, but it is apparemtly needed17:08
tjaaltonok, and the debian package version wasn't pushed to git17:09
tjaaltonthough it looks like not missing a build-dep or anything17:09
tjaaltonumm i mean the diff didn't add any build-dep17:10
tjaaltonbut yeah, I'll just add libxext-dev and sort the mess with guoliang17:10
infinitypitti: You around?17:20
tjaaltonhallyn_: it's missing a check for xextproto > 7.1, I'll add it17:23
hallyn_tjaalton: cool, thanks, here's hoping that's it :)17:24
tjaaltonyeah, src/qxl_drmmode.c includes dpms.h if the conditional for xextproto isn't set, and this was added in the new release (kms support)17:26
tjaaltonfallback is dpms.h17:26
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slangasekbdmurray: so in trusty, apport seems unwilling to submit bug reports to LP for me; do you know of anything that's changed to cause this?17:45
slangasekbdmurray: btw, I noticed from my upstart logs a bug in the use of watershed... watershed isn't on the path, it needs to be invoked as /lib/udev/watershed17:50
bdmurrayslangasek: bug reports or crash reports?  for the latter see problem_types in /etc/apport/crashdb.conf17:53
bdmurrayI think apport (reporting to Launchpad) has traditionally been disabled until alpha something17:54
tjaaltonhallyn_: looks good, arm64 still fails but looks like some sort of asm error17:58
hallyn_tjaalton: yeah arm64 won't build anything for me :)17:59
GunnarHjLaney: My test with an u-s-s build from the trunk made it even worse. :(17:59
hallyn_tjaalton: thanks!  now i can try and get unity running in a container17:59
tjaaltonnice :)18:09
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bdmurraystgraber: could you have a look at bug 1196975 again?  The reporter responded a bit ago.19:06
ubottubug 1196975 in ifupdown (Ubuntu) "ifupdown calling dhclient with -1 causes it to fail when dhcp server unavailable" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/119697519:06
stgraberbdmurray: yeah, I'm aware of that report, but it's not very high on my todo19:08
stgraberbdmurray: it's very far from a trivial change, fixing this properly would likely need some more heavy patching of isc-dhcp, so I prefer the status quo to rushing a patch in isc-dhcp19:09
stgraberanyway, moved to isc-dhcp for now19:10
bdmurraystgraber: great, thanks for looking at it19:11
jibelpitti, the problem with pykde4 is the latest upload of systemd adds a Breaks: consolekit (<< 0.4.6-1) to udev but consolekit 0.4.5-3.1ubuntu2 is available and libpolkit-qt-1-1 depends on consolekit19:32
TheLordOfTimebdmurray: around still?19:33
jibelpitti, output of apt-get install -o  Debug::pkgProblemResolver=1 software-properties-kde http://paste.ubuntu.com/6372301/19:35
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bdmurrayTheLordOfTime: yes19:45
TheLordOfTimebdmurray: i'm not super familiar with the bug, but with https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unzip/+bug/580961 are we certain 483290 is the correct Debian bug for this?19:45
ubottuUbuntu bug 580961 in unzip (Ubuntu) "unzip fails to deal correctly with filename encodings" [Critical,Triaged]19:46
TheLordOfTimebecause there seem to be two debian bugs on it..19:46
TheLordOfTimeone with a fix implemented in Sid, and another without...19:46
bdmurrayTheLordOfTime: I didn't read through all fo 580961 or the corresponding debian bug and just uploaded SRU fixes for the other bug19:47
TheLordOfTimebdmurray: ack.19:47
bdmurraybut the change also resolves the test case in bug 58096119:47
ubottubug 580961 in unzip (Ubuntu) "unzip fails to deal correctly with filename encodings" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58096119:47
TheLordOfTimebleh stupid IRC client...19:49
TheLordOfTimebdmurray: ah, okay, cool.19:49
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slangasekbdmurray: bug reports; I have a modified /etc/apport/crashdb.conf to set problem_types = ['Bug', 'Package'], and it seems not to be talking to my browser20:26
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bdmurrayslangasek: it's missing, 'Crash'21:07
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slangasekbdmurray: oh - is this a new behavior change?21:57
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bdmurrayslangasek: well before whoopsie apport would be just turned on or off, now for stable releases 'Crash" is removed from the list of problem_types to set to Launchpad22:02
slangasekhmm22:02
slangasekI don't remember ever seeing that value before22:02
slangasekhopefully we don't have something automatically editing the conffile on package upgrade22:03
bdmurrayslangasek: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu/saucy/apport/ubuntu/revision/224922:04
bdmurrayoh maybe if problem_types is not there it sends them all22:04
slangasekah, ok22:05
slangasekso it seems my problem was mistakenly accepting the new version of the conffile on upgrade22:05
slangasekI wonder if we aren't at the point that we should stop flip-flopping this between devel and release... just leave it off by default and only turn bug reporting on for those who explicitly edit the file22:06
bdmurrayI think it may have been discussed in the past and we were waiting for server side hooks in the error tracker, so that we can communicate with / get data from reporters.22:09
slangasekalright22:09
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