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pittiGood morning07:15
darkxstpitti, hi07:18
pittihey darkxst, how are you?07:18
darkxstyeh good07:19
darkxstpitti, could you take alook at Bug 1192372, fixes the gdb integration for glib07:21
ubot2Launchpad bug 1192372 in glib2.0 (Ubuntu) "glib's gdb auto-load scripts are not loaded" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/119237207:21
pittidarkxst: ah nice, thanks! That looks like it should go into Debian, too, I'll commit it there07:23
darkxstpitti, yes, should go into debian07:26
darkxstthanks07:27
Laneymorning09:04
didrocksmorning Laney09:05
seb128good morning desktopers09:06
seb128hey didrocks Laney09:06
didrockshey seb128 ;)09:08
darkxsthey Laney didrocks seb12809:11
didrockshey darkxst! how are you?09:11
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seb128hey darkxst09:12
seb128davmor2 clearly doesn't get how IRC works :/09:14
darkxstdidrocks, yeh good, although not much to do around here while we are blocked on gtk 3.10.....09:14
didrocksdarkxst: well, use those very beautiful days to relax ;)09:14
Laneycan't you work with the PPA version?09:14
didrocksseb128: what happened?09:15
seb128didrocks, he finds contentless pings useful/a good thing09:15
seb128sorry, reading emails and commenting on IRC :p09:15
didrocksseb128: ah, I was puzzled, yeah ;)09:16
Laneyhaha09:16
* Laney feels a split brain coming on09:16
darkxstLaney, we have most of 3.10 queued up on the ppa,09:16
didrocksseb128: what you replied before reading the thread? and the "netetiquette?" :)09:16
seb128;-)09:16
Laneydarkxst: oh cool, well it's a-coming09:16
didrockslike when you enter a forum, you are supposed to read all threads!09:17
didrocks:)09:17
seb128darkxst, "most of 3.10", that's not for trusty right?09:17
seb128Laney, ^^09:17
seb128that makes me not want to update GTK btw09:17
seb128I especially don't want that to make people think that it's fine to land all tons of cracks and gtkheaderbar and new UI that don't work for us09:17
darkxstseb128, no, not all of it is aimed at trusty09:17
seb128not before the LTS09:17
seb128darkxst, please give us a list of what you plan to update before starting pushing stuff09:18
Laneyyeah, I'm sure they won't push stuff that affects Ubuntu :-)09:19
seb128Laney, when I see GTK 3.11 on versions I get scared at what is in those ppas :p09:20
Laneyheh09:20
Laneythey are pretty crackful09:21
darkxstseb128, gnome3-staging trusty pocket is not going into trusty09:21
Laneythat's what PPAs are for!09:21
seb128;-)09:21
Laneyooh, webkit/arm64 overnight build looks interesting09:21
Laneyit failed at some freetype include change instead of an inscrutible arm64 assembler thing09:21
seb128it built?09:21
seb128nice!09:21
Laneycould be earlier on in the build than that stuff :P09:22
seb128:/09:22
Laneydon't think so though, was building javascriptcore (the problematic bit) when I left09:22
Laneydare to dream09:23
seb128the #debian-gnome guys were talking about the freetype stuff earlier this week09:24
Laneyyeah, there's an upstream patch for it09:24
seb128jcristau said he would talk to slangasek about the change09:24
Laneyseems they changed the include scheme or something09:24
seb128seems like pointless09:24
Laneynot sure why ...09:24
Laneywonder how much other stuff got broken by that09:24
seb128quite some by the look of things09:25
seb128we already saw a few09:25
seb128I saw cjwatson mentioning he had to fix stuff the other day, doko as well09:25
seb128https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1257505 btw09:26
ubot2Launchpad bug 1257505 in unity-control-center (Ubuntu) "Create Unity Control Center so can remain on old GNOME Control Center version" [Medium,In progress]09:26
seb128just pointing it for reference, robert_ancell is getting stuff ready for testing in a ppa09:26
Laneyyeah I saw the conversation last night09:27
seb128k09:27
Laneywhat's this business about conflicting on libgnome-control-center?09:27
darkxstlibgnome-control-center is an ubuntu patch, we can probably drop that from g-c-c one forked09:30
darkxst^once09:30
seb128Laney, ^ that09:31
Laneyyeah09:31
Laneybut why won't it just go obsolete and get autoremoved?09:31
seb128Laney, g-c-c doesn't allow external panels, so the lib would stop providing the feature it claims providin09:31
Laneyif nothing is using it any more09:32
darkxstLaney, it is used by ubuntu panels09:32
LaneyI assume we'll rebuild stuff to get rid of the dependency09:32
seb128right09:32
seb128did we suggest having a conflicts?09:32
Laneyyeah09:32
seb128iirc we said that autoclean would work09:32
seb128but we can add a conflict if it turns out to be needed09:32
Laney03/12 21:09:18 <seb128> 2. just make g-c-c conflicts on the lib09:33
Laney03/12 21:09:35 <seb128> the apt resolver should be smart enough, assuming there is no user of the lib left09:33
Laneythose two statements seem to contradict each other :p09:33
Laneyunless you mean apt will be happy to remove it09:33
Laneyanyway, quite a minor point09:33
darkxstg-c-c won't care though, once we drop the patch, it won't link to it09:34
darkxstall the panels in upstream g-c-c are staticlly linked now09:34
seb128right09:34
seb128Laney, well, I was thinking loud about it, both options should work09:34
Laneynod09:35
seb128but since the lib is going to stop doing its job we might want to force remove it with a conflicts09:35
seb128leftover might confuse people to think it can still be used09:35
Laneyit won't be able to be installed by anyone new09:36
Laneysince it won't be in the archive09:36
seb128right, I was thinking about upgrades09:36
Laneyonly will be a bit of cruft for existing people09:36
seb128but as you said, minor detail09:36
seb128right09:36
seb128a conflicts would be no cruft for anyone09:36
Laneyu-m should autoremove it09:36
seb128"should"09:37
seb128some people use apt to upgrade09:37
Laneythen they get to use autoremove regularly09:37
Laneyit's the apt way™09:37
darkxstwell they get told by apt to use auto-remove09:37
Laneyanyways09:38
LaneyI thought the settings daemon would come first, interesting09:39
seb128yeah, me too09:39
darkxstseb128, have you look at gnome-desktop?09:40
seb128darkxst, no, once step at the time, that one is an annoying one09:40
seb128we can't fork the lib09:41
seb128we would need 2 versions/builds of all the rdepends, that would be a mess09:41
darkxstseb128, yes, and can't revert the display config stuff09:41
seb128why not?09:42
darkxstit would be a nightmare patch09:42
seb128so we need to hold on upgrades I guess...09:43
darkxstwell that blocks g-s-d/g-c-c upgrades to 3.1009:43
darkxstbut probably not gnome-shell, which is just blocked on gtk09:43
seb128do you have a solution to suggest?09:43
darkxstseb128, yes implement the dbus interface in unity or compiz09:44
seb128patches are welcome09:44
seb128I don't see that happening this cycle from the unity team09:44
seb128they are overloaded already and they have other priorities than changing stuff that work09:44
seb128I agree it would be nice, I just don't it happening before the LTS/unity809:44
seb128don't see*09:45
darkxstseb128, can I cut+past GPL code into unity or is it CLA only?09:48
seb128CLA only09:48
darkxstright, so a reasonably simple task, becomes not so simple09:50
seb128indeed09:50
seb128darkxst, we should see what APIs are concerned and archive grep for their users09:58
seb128if it turns out to be only g-s-d we can probably include the old functions/sources in u-s-d09:58
seb128but GnomeIdleMonitor might be used by other things09:59
seb128http://codesearch.debian.net/search?q=gnome_idle_monitor10:00
seb128gnome-session to start :/10:00
seb128http://codesearch.debian.net/search?q=gnome_rr10:01
seb128colord10:01
seb128gnome-screensaver10:01
darkxstidle monitor is fine, I can revert that for unity easy enough10:02
seb128what's the issue?10:02
darkxstseb128, its just the display config that is a big mess10:02
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seb128tjaalton, mlankhorst: hey, can you put bug #1238410 on your todolist? (basically making sure we get http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/commit/?h=server-1.14-branch&id=6cc5efa68e5fdc301ab9a381bffe88fe5c7865e2 in trusty)10:32
ubot2Launchpad bug 1238410 in X.Org X server "Inconsistent cursor visibility with cursor plugin enabled" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123841010:32
seb128that's in xserver git 1.14 branch, I guess we are going to get the current version from there even if we don't get 1.15?10:32
mlankhorstwe'll get it eventually. :P10:34
seb128mlankhorst, not "eventually" :p thanks!10:35
mlankhorstif it's in the server then we'll probably have to sru the new upstream release anyway to saucy10:39
seb128why?10:41
seb128well, as long as those fixes are in the LTS I'm happy10:41
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mlankhorstbecause it has some other nice fixes too10:45
seb128k10:45
seb128pitti, do you want me to upstream that telepathy-gabbler g_source_remove error?10:45
seb128I can do it now if you want10:46
pittiseb128: ah, thank you; sorry, drowning in stuff, need to clean up my firefox tabs/requests10:46
seb128mvo, hey, do you plan to upload that aptdaemon fix you did yesterday, or should I just cherrypick it?10:46
seb128pitti, no problem, doing that10:46
* pitti hugs seb128 for chasing bugs10:47
* seb128 hugs pitti back10:47
seb128LTS cycles ftw ;-)10:47
seb128pitti, https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7230310:57
ubot2Freedesktop bug 72303 in gabble "Invalid g_source_remove use leads to error with new glib (2.39)" [Normal,New]10:57
pittiseb128: merci10:58
seb128de rien11:02
seb128mlankhorst, thanks for the cft email!11:06
pittimlankhorst: indeed, I'm about to add the PPA; that's safe for trusty, i. e.  said xorg patch is in trusty?11:08
* pitti installs -- I miss the "debug today's X.org breakage" fun from 2007!11:09
pittinowdadays it's just "seb128 broke my jabber", which isn't half as much fun!11:10
* pitti hugs seb12811:10
seb128lol11:10
* seb128 hugs pitti11:10
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mlankhorstpitti: yeah and I added a breaks, so it shouldn't even install on saucy :P11:12
pittimlankhorst: ok, rebooting; brb (hopefully :) )11:13
mvoseb128: I prepared both the saucy and trusty branches, but there was test failure in my rebuild test, not sure if its just a local issue or not. it looks unreleeated to my change though. and thanks for the hugging yesterday :-D11:13
pittimlankhorst: it's exactly as boring as before, everything seems to work at least initially (unity, dash, video playback, glxgears)11:15
pittimlankhorst: where is the breakage/fun you promised!?11:15
* seb128 hugs mvo11:15
seb128mvo, yw ;-)11:15
seb128mvo, we miss you there!11:15
mlankhorstpitti: erm where did I promise that? :p11:16
pittimlankhorst: *hug*, I wanted to say: nice job!11:16
seb128mvo, let me test build here to see if tests are unhappy as well11:16
pittimvo: ooh, does that fix the long-standing test failure?11:16
seb128mvo, no, he fixed the most report e.u.c errors, but can't roll the fix out because a test is failing11:17
mvopitti: it fixes a long standing errors.ubuntu.com issue, I have not really looked at the test11:17
mvo(yet :)11:17
pittihttps://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/trusty-adt-aptdaemon/20/ARCH=i386,label=adt/console11:17
pittiKeyError: 'defer'11:17
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seb128http://www.linuxjournal.com/rc2013?page=5312:13
seb128that's a "fun" list12:14
ogra_lol12:18
ogra_"poetterings ideas"12:18
ogra_awesome12:18
seb128yeah :p12:18
mlankhorsttons of ubuntu hate12:18
ogra_well, but gnome is worse than Mir12:19
mlankhorstless popular, though12:19
davmor2seb128: it is indeed a fun list, but the big one for me is that Gnome 3 is knida hated more than anything Ubuntu does :D12:19
seb128davmor2, don't talk to me, you contextless pinger :p12:20
ogra_LOL12:20
ogra_why does it feel so much like friday today12:20
seb128ogra_, it's december, every day feels like friday12:21
seb128;-)12:21
ogra_heh, yeah12:21
Laneytoo much mulled wine12:21
seb128hum, mulled wine, helps to fight the cold weather ;-)12:22
ogra_++12:22
davmor2seb128: single malt whisky does a better job12:22
LaneyNot sure how constructive that kind of peanut gallery hate list is12:23
seb128Laney, "not at all"...12:23
seb128they have some weird sections in that survey12:23
Laneydavmor2: Not a very classy celebration :/12:24
Laneylet's just link to http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/1000-companies-inspire-britain/10485791/ubuntu-canonical-hi-tech.html instead12:24
Laney:-)12:24
davmor2Laney: not celebrating other than Ubuntu wasn't top which was what I was expecting12:24
seb128Laney, nice title, /me reads12:25
desrtouch12:27
davmor2Laney: that is a nice read :)12:28
desrtglad to see ubuntu and gnome still agree on one thing: making everyone hate us12:28
desrti have to admit that my vote is with the guy who wrote-in the response for "this question" as the worst thing12:29
* desrt wonders when people will stop doing this pointless shit12:30
Laneywhen it stops generating clicks12:30
desrtseb's fault for putting it on IRC12:30
desrtbad seb.  no cookie.12:30
Laneytsk, ogra_ shared it on g+12:33
* ogra_ finds it massively entertaining ... 12:33
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* desrt learns that there is, in fact, a market for this stuff12:34
mlankhorstseb128: hm mouse is still invisible with that patch12:45
seb128mlankhorst, oh, you can reproduce that bug?12:45
seb128mlankhorst, in fact I think it's to apply on top of the 2013-10-22 commits on http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/log/Xext/sync.c?h=server-1.14-branch12:46
seb128mlankhorst, is xorg doing point bugfix releases? ;-)12:46
mlankhorstseb128: I was testing xorg-server 1.14.4 which has those fixes12:47
seb128:-(12:48
seb128how do you reproduce the issue?12:48
mlankhorstoh wait, maybe not the corner-case patch12:48
mlankhorstI'll try cherry picking that one too12:50
seb128mlankhorst, thanks ... still, how do you reproduce the bug? I never saw it, do you have a special trick?12:51
mlankhorstnot really, nfs netboot + synergy :P12:52
mlankhorstthought it was a feature for having no mouse plugged in12:53
mlankhorstnever looked closely though12:53
mlankhorstseb128: nope, even with the cherry pick...12:58
seb128mlankhorst, well, if you have no mouse your issue seems like a different bug12:58
mlankhorst"On fresh boots the greeter & desktop may have the cursor visible or may not until mouse is moved."12:59
seb128well, having a mouse12:59
seb128which you don't have?12:59
mlankhorstfine *plugs in dongle*13:00
mlankhorstyeah looks like it's invisible until moving ;p13:03
seb128:-(13:03
seb128ok, well I guess those fixes would still be nice to get in13:03
seb128even if they are not enough to fix that specific bug13:03
mlankhorstpushed13:04
mlankhorstit seems to be deliberate though, mouse is invisible until I move it, and doesn't become visible if I don't have a dongle plugged in13:05
mlankhorstwhich makes synergy harder to use :/13:05
seb128mlankhorst, that bug is about the cursor not becoming visible after moving13:07
mlankhorstah13:08
mlankhorstseb128: but that's still the case if I only have synergy to control the cursor :P13:11
seb128seems a different issue still ;-)13:12
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tkamppeterseb128, see https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72312 for my final Poppler patch, I have uploaded Poppler a second time for the file of comment #3 in the bug report.13:31
ubot2Freedesktop bug 72312 in utils "[patch] pdftops: Fixes/improvements for -origpagesizes" [Normal,New]13:32
seb128tkamppeter, thanks13:32
rickspencer3hi seb12813:42
seb128rickspencer3, hey, how are you?13:42
rickspencer3seb128, I'm good13:42
rickspencer3my laptop with the hybrid graphics, not so much :/13:42
seb128still not booting?13:43
* rickspencer3 tries booting into recovery console13:43
seb128did you try to boot an old kernel?13:43
rickspencer3seb128, yeah, I booted the oldest kernel on it13:43
seb128still the same issue?13:43
rickspencer3yes, acts the same13:43
seb128which means, hangs at boot before lightdm, no way to go to a vt?13:43
rickspencer3the Ubuntu logo with the dots, then a blank screen with a still cursor13:43
rickspencer3seb128, correct13:44
seb128when did that start? did you play with drivers/bios settings before?13:44
rickspencer3seb128, sounds like I am alone in getting this issue though, which is good13:44
rickspencer3I was worried you may have other reports of people having problems13:44
seb128robert_ancell said he was getting it as well with the current kernels13:44
rickspencer3seb128, well, I had no problems until yesterday13:44
seb128we don't have that many users running trusty13:44
seb128and most of us pick intel hardware13:44
rickspencer3I actually picked this because it had complicated graphics13:45
rickspencer3to make sure I knew what users experience13:45
rickspencer3seb128, so, I booted into recovery mode13:45
rickspencer3thoughts?13:45
seb128tseliot, mlankhorst: ^ do you know if there is a driver/kernel issue with hybris systems on trusty? rickspencer3's box hangs when xorg tries to start, he can't even go to a vt13:46
mlankhorstwhat box?13:46
seb128rickspencer3, check for kernel oops errors in dmesg or syslog?13:46
rickspencer3mlankhorst, hybrid graphics with nvidia13:46
mlankhorstwhat driver13:46
* ogra_ would ask tseliot ... our nvidia guru 13:46
mlankhorstand what card :P13:47
rickspencer3mlankhorst, don't know13:47
mlankhorstwell bug the kernel team then :D13:47
rickspencer3seb128, is it possible I have a run of the mill packing issue or somehting?13:47
rickspencer3should I check dkpg first or something?13:47
seb128rickspencer3, well, you can check /var/log/dpkg.log to see what changed in the upgrade before the issue start13:47
rickspencer3seb128, oops, I just ran apt-get update13:48
seb128that doesn't change anything13:48
seb128that log has timestamp and record of all changes13:48
seb128it's rotated, not cleaned13:48
mlankhorstrickspencer3: anyway try the kernel from saucy13:48
mlankhorstI'm guessing it might be a runtime pm issue, recent kernels enabled it :P13:49
seb128mlankhorst, can that be turn off from grub with an option?13:49
mlankhorstif he uses nouveau probably13:50
seb128rickspencer3, do you use the nvidia binary drivers or nouveau?13:50
rickspencer3nouveau13:50
rickspencer3at least I don't recall installing binary drivers :)13:50
seb128mlankhorst, how do you turn it off with nouveau?13:50
mlankhorstadd nouveau.runpm=013:50
rickspencer3mlankhorst, where do I add that?13:51
mlankhorstto kernel cmdline13:51
seb128in grub13:51
seb128you can edit the command line with "e"13:51
seb128(iirc, didn't do that for a while)13:51
rickspencer3yeah, let me try it13:51
rickspencer3mlankhorst, where specifically do I add that option?13:53
mlankhorstrickspencer3: to the kernel line13:53
rickspencer3I presume you mean the line that says linux13:53
mlankhorstyeah13:53
rickspencer3mlankhorst, do I just add it to the end, after $vt_handoff ?13:54
mlankhorstanywhere13:54
* rickspencer3 tries13:54
mlankhorstbut that's a good place i think13:54
rickspencer3uh13:55
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rickspencer3mlankhorst, ok, no love there13:55
mlankhorstthought so, can you run a kernel from saucy?13:55
rickspencer3mlankhorst, I suppose I could install one13:55
rickspencer3mlankhorst, though, it worked until yesterday13:56
seb128what did you change yesterday?13:56
rickspencer3and I tried the oldest kernel on my computer13:56
seb128how old is the oldest one?13:56
rickspencer3seb128, I did a dist-ugprade13:56
rickspencer3seb128, hold on not that old13:56
seb128do you regularly clean those?13:56
rickspencer3seb128, when I get back to grub menu I can tell you specifically13:57
seb128rickspencer3, it might be easier to just install a saucy kernel to see if that fixes it13:57
seb128it would have several advantages13:57
seb128including nailing down the issue to the kernel13:57
seb128giving you also a working system to look at your logs, open a bug report, etc13:57
seb128not sure why it started yesterday, robert_ancell seemed to have the same issue on trusty but before then13:58
rickspencer3seb128, my oldest kernel is 3.11.0-1313:58
rickspencer3seb128, robert_ancel and I had the same issue within lightdm13:58
rickspencer3it wouldn't take keyboard input until we activated a menu13:59
seb1283.11.0-13 should be a saucy one I think :/13:59
rickspencer3but it fixed for him yesterday13:59
rickspencer3seb128, yeah13:59
rickspencer3I'm going to try to dist-upgrade again13:59
seb128mlankhorst, did we get a nouveau update in trusty?13:59
mlankhorstnothing13:59
seb128rickspencer3, do you opt in for some testing ppa yesterday?14:00
rickspencer3seb128, nope14:00
rickspencer3seb128, could it be related to having the emulator installed? I recall some users had issues with that14:00
rickspencer3though I did not try to uninstall it14:00
seb128I doubt it14:00
ogra_*when* did you install the emulator ... the early version definitely had libc/i386 issues on amd64 machines14:01
rickspencer3ogra_, it was after those issues were solved14:01
ogra_that was only around for one or two versions though14:01
rickspencer3but, there was some error meesage in my indicators about not having dependencies for it or something14:01
ogra_yeah, then you shouldnt have any issues due to it14:01
rickspencer3but I igonried it14:01
seb128ogra_, the machine seems to lock on xorg start14:02
ogra_right, i have that here too ...14:02
ogra_seems some multiarch issue, but shouldnt do harm (apart from making update-manager moan)14:02
rickspencer3I probably don't have xorg even installed or something :)14:02
rickspencer3ogra_, well, that's what I presumed as well, of course14:02
rickspencer3but now I'm grasping at straws trying to get the desktop back14:03
ogra_(surely something that needs fixing ... but very unlikely related)14:03
seb128rickspencer3, can you copy your /var/log/dmesg syslog(.1) Xorg.0(.old) somewhere?14:03
ogra_++14:04
rickspencer3looks like I'm getting yet another kernel in this dist-upgrade14:04
tseliotseb128: with or without using the nvidia-prime package?14:04
ogra_logs ftw14:04
rickspencer3seb128, yeah, I could ftp it to my server14:04
rickspencer3let me finish this dist-upgrade and then I'll check back in if it still does not boot14:04
seb128tseliot, rick dist-upgraded yesterday and got the issue, is that pulled in on upgrade in some way?14:04
seb128rickspencer3, ok14:04
seb128rickspencer3, dpkg.log would be useful as well14:04
tseliotseb128: jockey only installs it in precise14:05
tseliotso, no14:05
seb128tseliot, ok, I doubt it's that, rickspencer3 is apparently using nouveau so no jockey or anything14:05
seb128and it's trusty14:05
ogra_well, seemingly installed under saucy14:05
tseliotoh, it sounds like a work for mlankhorst then ;)14:05
rickspencer3ogra_, no I probably installed with precise, I don't even remember14:05
ogra_(unless the old kernel was installed manually or some such)14:06
rickspencer3like precise development14:06
ogra_ah14:06
rickspencer3I don't even remember what O was called14:06
rickspencer3Ornery?14:06
tseliotrickspencer3: oneiric :)14:06
tseliotrickspencer3: if you get some logs, I'll see if I can help14:07
ogra_whee, working KBD on my phone ... and even with umlauts !14:07
rickspencer3anyway, predictably, the dist-upgrade did not help14:07
* rickspencer3 enables networking, prepares to upload files14:07
didrocksogra_: more importantly than any umlauts, the keyboard is now in azerty for sane languages \o/14:10
ogra_lol ...14:10
rickspencer3wow14:11
rickspencer3"French" and "sane" are two words I don't think I've ever seen together in the same phrase14:12
seb128rickspencer3, stop trolling us if you want your laptop to ever boot again :p14:12
ogra_haha14:12
rickspencer3lol14:12
didrocksseb128: that's how we're supposed to talk! :)14:13
seb128cyphermox, hey ... looking at e.u.c, did you ever get anywhere with the wpasupplicant issues?14:13
seb128didrocks, thanks for the support ;-)14:13
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cyphermoxseb128: I did14:17
cyphermoxI think I may just be missing the upload to saucy or something, let me look14:18
seb128cyphermox, thanks!14:18
seb128cyphermox, the e.u.c trusty report suggests your fix there worked, nice job ;-)14:26
seb128mvo_, where are the distro template coming from?14:27
seb128e.g in those errors14:27
seb128  File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/aptsources/distro.py", line 89, in get_sources14:27
seb128    (self.id, self.codename))14:27
seb128aptsources.distro.NoDistroTemplateException: Error: could not find a distribution template for Ubuntu/trusty14:27
seb128that seems a frequent issue in add-apt-repository14:28
seb128python-apt-common: /usr/share/python-apt/templates/Ubuntu.info ?14:30
mvo_seb128: yes, from python-apt14:31
seb128mvo_, haha, ok, those people have the saucy python-apt-common while on trusty14:32
seb128not sure how that happens :/14:32
didrocksMirv: once you are aroud, you probably want to answer on the ubuntu-devel ML (as expressed in the hangout and other discussions, I'm too in favor of not bumping the soname and rebuild everything in one shot, knowing how many packages we have, that seems like a saner way to deal with it)14:34
didrocksseb128: can it be mint?14:34
seb128didrocks, no, some are mint, but most are 14.04 proper14:34
didrocksok14:34
seb128didrocks, e.g https://errors.ubuntu.com/oops/7efa6264-5b43-11e3-88f9-e4115b0f8a4a14:34
didrocksjust a very wild guess :)14:35
seb128python-apt-common 0.8.9.1ubuntu114:35
seb128didrocks, look at https://errors.ubuntu.com/problem/6c2010c50c6aa52ce59374e24c9780acd0505c0914:35
didrocksok, so they changed it14:35
seb128so mint has the issue, but I don't care much about them14:35
seb128mvo_, I'm just going to make the trusty software-properties depends on python-apt-common (>= 0.9)14:36
mlankhorstrickspencer3: fwiw my nvd9 seems to lock up too14:36
mlankhorstso maybe kernel broke somewhere14:37
didrocksseb128: yeah, sounds like it's needed, maybe they did partial upgrades as you do sometimes :)14:37
seb128mlankhorst, can you get enough info to open a bug report?14:37
seb128didrocks, right...14:37
mlankhorstno idea what he has14:37
mlankhorstI'm running something crazy unstable anyway, 3.13rc2 + merging drm-nouveau14:37
didrocksok, I'm late for running, time for exercising!14:37
seb128didrocks, enjoy!14:38
didrocksthanks!14:39
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seb128desrt, hey, do you have time to help with a telepathy test failing with glib 2.39?14:57
desrtsure15:02
seb128desrt, do you prefer here or #gtk+?15:03
desrthere is fine15:03
seb128desrt, telepathy-glib testsuite started failing one test,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/6520095/15:04
seb128desrt, xclaesse tested reverting https://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/?id=4e9e7d0cba53a711bd650e9a5e28452b93f0d849 and that fixes it15:04
seb128desrt, not sure if the issue is on glib or telepathy's side but I would appreciate if you could have a look15:04
seb128desrt, just try to make check telepathy-glib with glib 2.39 to reproduce15:05
hallynhi - my dash suddenly stops giving me any results.  is there some cache that might be corrupt that i can clean out?15:05
seb128hallyn, hey, try asking mhr3 on #ubuntu-unity15:05
hallynseb128: thanks15:06
seb128yw15:06
xclaessedesrt, FYI the telepathy-glib code is there: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/telepathy/telepathy-glib/tree/telepathy-glib/file-transfer-channel.c#n27515:09
desrti am able to reproduce locally15:12
xclaessebasically it splice a GFileInputStream into a GSocketConnection's outputstream15:14
xclaesseor vice-versa, didn't check if it's the receiving file test or sending file test15:15
desrtwill look into it soon15:16
seb128desrt, thanks15:18
Sweetsharkseb128: sooo, bug 1207057 is hanging in verification-needed as I dont have a native precise install with intel drivers. Would it be enough to take https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-advantage/+bug/1176923/comments/13 as verification?15:33
ubot2Sweetshark: Error: launchpad bug 1176923 not found15:33
ubot2Launchpad bug 1207057 in libreoffice (Ubuntu Precise) "presentation causes system to hang" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/120705715:33
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seb128Sweetshark, yes, it's also enough to state that no regression were found even if the fix isn't fully working15:35
Sweetsharkseb128: which is what I did in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/+bug/1207057/comments/11 ;)15:36
ubot2Launchpad bug 1207057 in libreoffice (Ubuntu Precise) "presentation causes system to hang" [Undecided,Fix committed]15:36
seb128Sweetshark, just change it to verification-done then ;-)15:36
Sweetsharkseb128: done, thx15:39
seb128Sweetshark, thank you15:39
sil2100Hey, anyone else having problems adding new jabber accounts in the online accounts desktop settings?15:57
seb128sil2100, works fine for me (just added my jabber.org account in a guest session)16:02
seb128sil2100, what issue do you have?16:02
sil2100seb128: thanks for checking, I noticed that many things don't work well on my system right now... but when I try to add an account, I'm being asked to give the username and password, but I cannot proceed beyond that16:02
sil2100Nothing happens when I confirm the data16:03
seb128weird16:03
seb128no error on the command line if you run it there?16:03
seb128no apport file?16:03
sil2100No apport file, but let me check the cmd output then16:03
sil2100seb128: no console output, nothing - I'm pressing Ready and nothing happens, no reaction ;/16:08
sil2100seb128: the app is responsive, just that the button and pressing enter doesn't seem to do anything16:08
seb128sil2100, dunno, check with kenvandine or mardy I guess16:08
kenvandinesil2100, look in syslog16:09
sil2100kenvandine: nothing as well...16:10
xclaesseseb128, FYI, empathy preference dialog also looks ugly with gtk master16:13
xclaessetaking the full screen width16:13
seb128xclaesse, some fixes landed in gtk16:14
xclaesseupgraded gtk 5min ago16:14
xclaessestill broken16:14
seb128xclaesse, 3.10 has https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?h=gtk-3-10&id=2436627eb4644234a9e577538ec334d224e3d2be16:14
seb128xclaesse, e.g it's fine in 3.10 now, master needs apps to be fixed I think16:15
xclaesseah16:15
seb128xclaesse, e.g https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?id=b53b5578f351a26e9ed7898da71624c329f5a8b116:15
seb128xclaesse, you probably need to set that property if you have a custom dialog16:16
desrtxclaesse: something is weird with telepathy-glib's build system16:18
desrtone change to a .c file should not cause so much rebuilding...16:19
xclaessedesrt, noticed that as well16:19
xclaesseif you have autotools super power, feel free to fix it :)16:20
xclaessedesrt, actually, does it really build lots of things? it seems to "just" relink all tests16:21
xclaesseand we have tons of them16:22
desrtindeed it seems you are correct16:22
xclaesseI think in glib make in ran in tests/ only when doing "make check"16:22
xclaessewhich really makes sense16:22
desrtso pretty sure this is a telepathy-glib bug16:24
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desrtya... really quite sure, in fact16:27
desrthere's the issue16:27
desrtin the event of success, splice_stream_ready_cb() does nothing except to call g_io_stream_close_async with stream_close_cb as the handler.  that function does nothing (in terms of async ops)16:27
desrthowever, in the failure case, you call operation_failed()16:28
desrtwhich calls g_simple_async_result_complete_in_idle() on self->priv->result16:28
desrtie: why are you reporting an async result in one case but not the other?16:28
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desrtthe problem with the testcase is caused by another bug: when you dispatch the successful case of provide_file() you don't clear out self->priv->result when you're done16:29
desrtie: you just say g_simple_async_result_complete_in_idle (self->priv->result); and return without dropping your ref on the result16:29
desrtwhich is a leak as well16:29
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desrtif i fix those two issues then the test is passing again16:31
desrti'll do up a patch16:31
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seb128desrt, thanks!16:33
seb128xclaesse, ^^ in case you didn't follow the channel16:33
xclaessedesrt, cool thanks :)16:37
seb128jdstrand, hey, could you have a look to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/telepathy-mission-control-5/+bug/1257816? (not sure to understand apparmor there, shouldn't the current profile already give acces to the location listed)?16:37
ubot2Launchpad bug 1257816 in telepathy-mission-control-5 (Ubuntu) "the apparmor profile should allow access to avatars datas" [Low,New]16:37
desrtxclaesse, seb128: http://paste.fedoraproject.org/59010/3861752016:40
xclaessedesrt, there is indeed something wrong, I agree16:46
xclaessedesrt, I think there are even a lot more operation_failed()to remove16:46
desrti do find it a bit alarming that the behaviour changed, though...16:46
desrtit might be interesting to investigate why that is, but this testcase is failing to do so... it only gets caught on these other snags :/16:47
jdstrandseb128: hey, responded in the bug16:48
xclaessedesrt, everything that happens in/after start_transfer() should not call operation_failed()16:48
xclaessethe operation is done when we gave the file to send to the CM16:49
desrtxclaesse: you're more familiar with the code than me, so i'd be more comfortable with you making any required additional changes16:49
xclaessethe actual streaming is not part of the operation16:49
xclaessethat's how I understand the code16:49
* xclaesse moves discussion to #telepathy16:49
xclaessedesrt, but still, if we hit that, it is because the splice fails16:50
xclaessedesrt, your patch does not fix that, does it?16:51
desrtno16:51
desrtas i said -- it would be interesting to find a testcase that actually manages to discover why glib's behaviour changed here, and if it's valid or not16:51
xclaessewith that patch it will just silently print DEBUG ("splice operation failed: %s", error->message);16:51
Sweetsharkseb128: around for a quick chat on the pending raring SRU?16:52
seb128jdstrand, thanks16:52
seb128Sweetshark, yes16:52
Sweetshark^^ note the ping v 2.0 format16:52
seb128desrt, xclaesse: that patch is not working for me16:54
Laneypimp my ping16:54
desrtseb128: 'make check' passes here (in jhbuild)16:54
seb128desrt, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6520671/16:54
desrtmore bugs!!!16:55
xclaessedesrt, I think it is racy16:56
desrti assume self->priv->stream has already been cleared by this point16:57
xclaessethe unit test does not wait for the splice to actually happen16:57
desrtbecause obviously 'output' is legit16:57
seb128desrt, xclaesse: worked on a second try16:57
desrtxclaesse: your use of gmainloop here is super-sketchy too16:57
xclaessethe test exit when the splice operation starts16:57
desrtyou should rather use while(wait)g_main_context_ieration();16:57
xclaessethen it doesn't wait for it to finish16:57
desrtalthough i guess since this is async and not threaded, this race does not really exist in this case16:58
seb128got it fail only once, I guess I got unlucky on first try16:58
xclaesseI'm surprised we have no test that actually to a complete file transfer16:58
xclaessedesrt, seb128: did you open a tp-glib bug already?16:59
desrtxclaesse: no.16:59
seb128xclaesse, desrt: I can do that16:59
xclaesseI don't know if glib has a bug, but that tp-glib code is clearly wrong16:59
xclaesseseb128, ok thanks, please do :)17:00
seb128xclaesse, desrt: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7231917:02
ubot2Freedesktop bug 72319 in tp-glib "test-file-transfer-channel fails with glib 2.39" [Normal,New]17:02
Sweetsharkseb128: so SRUs are now precise->verified, raring->dropped, saucy->verified. queue clean.17:16
seb128\o/17:17
xclaessedesrt, I don't think glib is to blame, our code is completely broken by design... :(17:39
xclaesseit was not failing by chance because the unit test leave before the splice operation has a chance to return the error17:39
xclaessebut now splice seems faster to report error and it catch us17:40
seb128jdstrand, those lines seem to work, should I just upload the change or did you want to do it?17:57
jdstrandseb128: if you want to upload it, that's fine. I suggest adding them under:17:58
jdstrandowner @{HOME}/.cache/.mc_connections rw,17:58
seb128jdstrand, ok, doing that, thanks17:59
seb128jdstrand, I've a bug fix to upload so I can as well do both changes17:59
jdstrandcool, thanks! :)17:59
seb128yw!18:00
seb128happyaron, hey, how is the fix for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/1221593 going?18:47
ubot2Launchpad bug 1221593 in ibus (Ubuntu) "ibus-ui-gtk3 crashed with SIGABRT in _g_log_abort()" [High,Triaged]18:47
seb128chrisccoulson, https://errors.ubuntu.com/problem/fef869f3270e559cb31eba70138d662add193781 ... does it look like an Ubuntu bug to you or a bug in an extension? it's a file in ~/.mozilla/firefox/... which calls hunspell18:49
seb128chrisccoulson, oh, hey btw ;-)18:49
sarnoldI love the Y axis ranging from 0.00 to 0.00 with the steps between clearly labeled :)18:51
seb128yeah...18:51
robert_ancellmterry, we need someone else to approve lightdm patches in your timezone.. Also, feel free to make releases if you need them20:08
mterryrobert_ancell, it wasn't *that* urgent20:08
mterryrobert_ancell, I know, London is even worse than normal20:09
robert_ancellah, that's right20:09
mterryrobert_ancell, stupid maguro always screwing things up20:09
robert_ancell:)20:09
robert_ancellStupid VTs always screwing things up20:09
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ali1234what is the upstream source for indicator-sound-gtk2?22:01
kenvandineali1234, https://launchpad.net/indicator-sound22:14
kenvandineali1234, i don't think the current trunk still builds for gtk222:15
kenvandinethere should be a maintenance branch for that22:15
ali1234it doesn't22:15
ali1234and the maintenance branch doesn't work, assuming it exists22:15
ali1234because the maintenance branch is really just "lol, here's the old version from raring, dunno if it works, lol"22:16
ali1234the reason it doesn't work is because -gtk2 and -gtk3 both use the same dbus backend, and changes in the dbus api weren't backported to the -gtk2 branch22:16
kenvandineali1234, right, that is just for SRUs22:17
kenvandineali1234, yeah, i think you would need dbusmenu and libindicator from raring as well22:18
kenvandineto build them22:18
kenvandineprobably not possible with what's in trusty22:18
ali1234it's really odd because somebody went to the trouble of creating a whole new source package and uploaded it to saucy22:18
kenvandineinteresting22:18
ali1234but apparently they went to all that effort and ten didn't even test if it actually works22:18
kenvandinei doubt it could work22:18
ali1234it doesn't, that's what i'm trying to tell you.....22:19
ali1234it hasn't worked for months22:19
kenvandinewhat needs it?22:19
ali1234there's is a monster 100 comment bug report for xubuntu, because this indicator is broken22:19
ali1234lubuntu also uses it22:20
kenvandinenothing in saucy should need it22:20
ali1234also ubuntu studio22:20
kenvandineso for something like that, you'd need the whole indicator stack built from the old sources22:20
ali1234yeah22:20
ali1234we know22:20
kenvandinelibindicator, dbusmenu and not sure what else22:20
kenvandineok22:20
ali1234we were going to ship -gtk3 indicator support in xubuntu saucy22:20
kenvandineso you need new sources for all those22:21
ali1234but that got broken by abi changes22:21
ali1234so it got delayed until trusty22:21
kenvandinebummer22:21
ali1234api changes in the indicators of course22:22
ali1234anyway, i rather doubt the whole stack needs to be downgraded22:22
ali1234it worked in raring22:22
ali1234the reason it's broken is because the dbus api has changed a tiny bit22:22
ali1234but i need to find the upstream source so i can see what actually changed22:23
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