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pittiGood morning04:54
pitticjwatson: g-i> thanks for the heads-up04:55
lucidfoxQuestion05:47
lucidfoxWhere and how do I ask for my Ubuntu Member status to be revoked?05:47
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pittilucidfox: you can launch any LP team (like https://launchpad.net/~ubuntumembers) with the "Leave this team" button06:01
pittilucidfox: err, "launch" →  "leave", sorry06:01
pittiin leavepad :)06:01
lucidfoxheh06:01
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pittiinfinity: wow! https://launchpad.net/builders06:24
pittiinfinity: we have multi-arch builders now?06:24
pittiinfinity: so if I was to throw 823948239 langpacks at them, they'd  all build them in no time? :-)06:25
StevenKpitti: We have for a little while. wgrant is who you want to buy a fair bit of beer.06:27
pittiwgrant: woo! many thanks for this06:27
pittilftp wgrant06:27
pittilcd /cellar/beer-rack/06:27
pittimput *06:27
StevenKAnd now wgrant is suffering alcohol poisioning?06:28
StevenK:-P06:28
wgrantpitti: Yeah, you can now drown the amd64 buildds as well :D06:30
pittifirst trusty langpacks built and tested, throwing buildd-wards then06:30
pittiwgrant: I guess https://dev.launchpad.net/Translations/LanguagePackSchedule is not current, right?06:32
pittiwgrant: do we build trusty langpacks on Tue and Thu now (in LP)?06:32
* pitti watches all his little minions on https://launchpad.net/builders06:34
wgrantpitti: I've updated that page06:34
wgrantAt least the export column06:34
pittithanks06:34
* pitti desperately looks for an "Edit" link06:35
wgrantYou need to log in first06:35
pittiLogged in as   pitti06:35
wgrantAh, you probably need to be a member of ~launchpad-doc06:35
wgrantWhat should the PPA schedule look like?06:36
pittiwed, fri: trusty, thu: saucy, tue: precise (currently disabled)06:37
pittiwgrant: i. e. export day + 106:37
wgrantRight06:38
pittiwgrant: thanks!06:39
wgrantnp06:40
dholbachgood morning07:46
pittixnox, stgraber: FYI, it seems fstrim doesn't support LVM (I created a LUKS and an LVM from two PVs), too bad08:36
pittixnox, stgraber: and neither does discard08:37
pitticuriously, hdparm -I /dev/mapper/testlvm-fivem works (it "looks through" the mapper)08:39
* pitti does some RTFM, "fstrim lvm" has plenty of google juice08:39
pittiah, /etc/lvm/lvm.conf needs to have issue_discards = 108:42
zygahi08:52
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zygarunning trusty daily, I cannot log in, while mouse works okay in lightdm keyboard seems to just be ignored (apart from being able to switch to other vt)08:52
zygahas anyone seen this issue?08:52
zygacurrently on lighdm 1.9.5-0ubuntu108:53
pittistgraber: so we'll need to add the "allow-discards" option to crypttab in partman; is that something you feel up to? (I added an unowned WI)09:08
pittistgraber: the option isn't enabled by default in cryptsetup because it exposes additional information on the raw device (according to the manpage), but for a "full disk encryption" setup we certainly want it09:09
RAOFI'm not sure that we do want it for full disk encryption? It leaks filesystem details.09:11
pittithe alternative is "your SSD sucks after a few weeks of usage"09:12
pitti"For  example,  information leaking filesystem09:12
pitti              type, used space, etc. may  be  extractable  from  the  physical09:12
pitti              device  if  the  discarded  blocks  can  be located later."09:12
pittithat sounds a bit fuzzy, not sure how big the impact is?09:13
pittii. e. if you get the raw SSD, look for discarded/non-discarded blocks, and from their pattern make assumptions about the state of the disk09:13
RAOFYeah, probably not much.09:13
pittibut IMHO that's an acceptable compromise to do to keep your SSD in a working state in the first place09:14
pittiif you are concerned with that, the first thing you'd need to do is to completely fill your drive once09:14
pittiand then live with getting 1/50th of its normal write performance09:15
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xnoxpitti: those that want privacy with ssd, would use self-encrypting drives. in which case one cannot analyze / infer anything from the filesystem, since block devices are not expose until after ATA unlock.09:26
pittixnox: ah, good point09:27
xnoxpitti: thus imho, trim should be enabled.09:27
xnoxpitti: then again why use cryptsetup with self-encrypting drive.... is beyond me =)09:28
pittihm, issue_discards doesn't seem to work for me (LVM); there's debian bug 717313, but it didn't get an answer09:29
ubottuDebian bug 717313 in lvm2 "lvm2: Enable issue_discards = 1 automatically on non-rotational (SSD) disks?" [Wishlist,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/71731309:29
xnoxpitti: hm =( last time i looked into this, i thought that it is safe enough these days to enable "issue_discards" unconditionally, it just wouldn't do anything on spinny drives.09:30
xnoxpitti: i can test it harder here on an ssd. as well.09:31
pittixnox: yes, it says it's only having an effect if kernel and drive support it09:31
pittixnox: but I enabled it, update-initramfs, reboot, and still fstrim says "invalid ioctl"09:31
pitti(IOW, not supported)09:31
pittixnox: oh, perhaps I need to do this before pvcreate/vgcreate/lvcreate, /me tries09:34
pittixnox: oh, nevermind; I formatted it with ext2, that's the bit which breaks it09:36
zygarunning trusty daily, I cannot log in, while mouse works okay in lightdm keyboard seems to just be ignored (apart from being able to switch to other vt)09:37
zygais this a known issue, any way to work around it to do stuff?09:37
pittixnox: so, issue_discards isn't necessary for fstrim, only if you modify the LVM structure; we should enable it anyway, though09:38
xnoxpitti: excellent \o/09:39
pittixnox: so, for "normal" partitions I do an hdparm -I check and fstrim; for devmapper I do fstrim 2>/dev/null || true09:40
pittias decomposing the LVM to its PVs and running hdparm on them is probably way more costly than just tryign to call fstrim09:40
pittixnox: does that seem ok to you?09:40
xnoxyeap.09:41
pittixnox: now my fstrim cron job works for normal partitions, cryptsteup, and LVM09:41
xnoxwhich package is it going to live in?09:41
pittixnox: http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/scripts/fstrim09:41
pittixnox: hm, how about util-linux?09:42
pitti(that ships fstrim)09:42
pittixnox: ideas appreciated09:42
xnoxsounds good, if util-linux maintainer would be ok with that. lamont infinity ^09:44
GunnarHjxnox: Hi Dimitri!09:46
xnoxGunnarHj: holla! =)09:46
GunnarHjxnox: Have you noticed bug 1260604?09:46
ubottubug 1260604 in accountsservice (Ubuntu) "GDM does not work with new accountsservice 0.6.35-0ubuntu5" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126060409:46
xnoxGunnarHj: yes, i have. and asked for logs on it.09:47
GunnarHjxnox: Aha, see that now. ;-)09:47
Laneyxnox: http://paste.debian.net/plain/7063909:48
Laneyfrom ricotz, haven't looked into it09:48
GunnarHjxnox: It's easy to install and switch to GDM for test purposes.09:50
xnoxLaney: that seems right.09:53
xnoxLaney: will upload, or can ricotz upload it?09:54
Laneynope09:55
Laneyyou do it if you confirm it fixes the problem09:55
xnoxLaney: ack.09:55
pittixnox, lamont, infinity: filed debian bug 732054 FTR10:23
ubottuDebian bug 732054 in util-linux "util-linux: Add cron job for regular SSD trimming" [Wishlist,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/73205410:23
seb128dpm, pitti: can one of you approve https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/evolution/+imports ?10:25
seb128the 3.10 template10:25
seb128the new langpacks still have 3.8 which means no translation since we are on 3.10 :/10:26
seb128same for https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/evolution-data-server/+imports10:26
pittiseb128: I can't approve :/10:26
seb128:-(10:26
seb128let's see if dpm can10:27
seb128we might need wgrant or somebody with lp powers?10:27
pittimeh, BP WI diff emails are broken, they only show the removals10:27
seb128pitti, since when? I got some correct ones yesterday10:28
pittifor several months already10:28
seb128are you sure it's not your email client?10:28
pittialso, it seems if you change WIs with the Ajaxy bits, when saving it back it shows the old one10:28
pittiyou need a page reload to update10:28
pittiseb128: yes10:28
pittiits LP10:28
seb128wfm10:28
pittii. e. when changing them twice, you need to reload, otherwise you'll destroy your first changes10:29
pittigema had it as well, I'm not alone10:29
LaneyFF?10:29
pittiLaney: yes10:29
pitti(our default browser, I might point out :) )10:29
Laneyyeah, just checking10:29
LaneyI use it too (and haven't seen that)10:29
pittibut as the mails reflect that, it doesn't seem browser specific?10:29
Laneyseems like you were describing two issues10:30
seb128pitti, wfm10:30
seb128I just editing https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/client-s-system-settings-panels in firefox10:30
seb128changed charles in charlesk10:30
seb128and the page had the correct content without reload10:30
seb128or refresh10:30
Laneyhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/6565987/10:30
LaneyI did that yesterday10:30
seb128right, that's the email I got10:31
seb128correct diff10:31
brendandpitti, fstrim script. handy10:31
seb128pitti, maybe QA blueprints have something special that confuses lp?10:31
Laneythe diff does look a bit weird actually10:31
GunnarHjxnox: ricotz's suggestion is not sufficient to fix bug 1260604. I added my ~/.xsession-errors to the bug.10:31
ubottubug 1260604 in accountsservice (Ubuntu) "GDM does not work with new accountsservice 0.6.35-0ubuntu5" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126060410:31
Laneywhy are there all those Work items: sections?10:31
Laneyunless I did actually break that10:32
pittiseb128: no idea what the difference is; they are ubuntu specs like everything else10:32
seb128pitti, yeah, me neither, needs some lp debugging I guess :/10:32
seb128pitti, I just wanted to point out that the feature is not broken across the board10:32
pittiseb128: good to know10:32
seb128Laney, but yeah, that diff of yours is buggy as well, it has several "+ Work items for ubuntu-14.01:"10:33
Laneyso I can believe some parser is going wrong10:34
seb128pitti, did you file a lp bug about that yet?10:35
pittiseb128: gema said she was going to back then, I'll have a look10:35
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caribouwhere is the best place (i.e. irc room) to ask debian packaging specific questions ?10:41
seb128caribou, you can ask here I guess10:46
caribouseb128: thanks, but I may have found the answer myself10:47
seb128caribou, if you need confirmation you can still ask here ;-)10:47
caribouseb128: I need to run a script only at build time & needed to know where it would fit best10:48
seb128debian/rules?10:48
caribouseb128: thought of it, but it's a bunch of subshell cmds so it doesn't fit the Makefile format10:49
caribouseb128: I created a script in debian/ & used 'override dh_auto_build" to cal lit10:49
seb128caribou, well, you can always write a shell script in debian/ and call that from the rules10:49
seb128caribou, +1 ;-)10:50
caribouseb128: then all good then ;) thanks10:50
seb128yw!10:50
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dpmseb128, pitti, I was on the phone, let me have a look at it now (re: Evo translations)11:03
seb128dpm, hey, thanks11:05
dpmnp, evolution is a bit of an annoying template, as they version the .pot file and we have to be careful we don't mess up LP's translation sharing and template names11:06
seb128right11:06
seb128we screwed in saucy11:06
seb128we didn't approve the 3.8 template, so the langpack shipped with 3.611:07
seb128which means no translation11:07
dpmah, let me fix saucy too, then11:08
dpmit seems someone fixed the domain and .pot import path in saucy already, let me have a look whether the 3.8 imports worked there11:10
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tseliotpitti: I think I'm going to enable hybrid graphics in ubuntu-drivers-common (in 14.04) following the logic of bug #1260683 (which is really about Jockey in Precise). Any thoughts?11:15
ubottubug 1260683 in jockey (Ubuntu Precise) "Jockey should not make NVIDIA Optimus available on the desktop" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126068311:15
dpmseb128, pitti, so - saucy: everything seems fixed now, we need a full language pack export and release to get Evo translations shipped; - trusty: imports for the 3.10 .pot files should work now, will need to watch the imports queue for the next hour or so if they really get imported11:16
seb128dpm, ok, thanks for fixing those!11:16
pittitseliot: I thought we already don't offer the nvidia driver on hybrid systems in u-c-commmon? or did you change that as we can properly support hybrid now?11:17
pittitseliot: so, what do you want to change, offer nvidia only if there is no battery, or something such?11:17
dpmseb128, np, if I'm away happyaron can probably help with templates, as he's got permissions as part of the ubuntu-translations-coordinators team. I'm happy to add anyone else to the team in LP if they want to help. They'd simply need to have read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTranslationsCoordinators and be familiar with LP11:19
seb128dpm, ok, great11:19
tseliotpitti: in u-d-c I plan to check if it's a laptop. The logic is already in nvidia-prime, so I think I can reuse that code11:21
tseliotpitti: so, yes, we can look for /sys/class/power_supply/ and  /proc/acpi/button/lid11:24
cjwatsonpitti: multi-arch builders - isn't it glorious11:30
pitticjwatson: *sheds a tear*11:30
pittiit's a joy to look at11:30
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davmor2cjwatson: you seem overly overjoyed by this comment.  So I guess it's hugely important :)  So congratulations :)11:56
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xnoxpitti: seb128: i also noticed that email diffs for blueprints, do not match reality.12:16
seb128xnox, do you have any idea when that started?12:19
seb128infinity, wgrant, cjwatson: do you know if the code on launchpad that generates diff for blueprints changed?12:20
cjwatsondon't know sorry12:20
seb128ok, thanks12:21
xnoxseb128: no, i got first notification last night. Where a change of the workitem, arried as "- workitem" without matching "+ workitem new description" and thus I got a ping "why did you drop that workitem" on irc.12:22
seb128k12:23
seb128diwic, hey, is https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1131220 still on your todolist?12:28
ubottuUbuntu bug 1131220 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) "[soundnua]: gnome-control-center crashed with SIGSEGV in gvc_mixer_control_lookup_device_from_stream()" [Medium,Incomplete]12:28
wgrantxnox, seb128: I came upon a potential issue in the caching of workitems a few months ago, but I didn't get to the bottom of it12:33
wgrantI didn't think it was affecting emails too12:33
wgrantDo you have some idea of when it started?12:33
xnoxwgrant: the ajax behaviour is weird. click edit button; change workitem; confirm. and on display the workitem is gone (and email is sent with workitem gone), yet on page refresh it shows the updated workitem description.12:34
xnoxwgrant: to be honest the cache/ajax behaviour we can live with. But, wrong diff sent in emails is sad. Can email diffs be generated from force updated cache?12:35
seb128xnox, the ajax issue is a problem because if you click edit again, you undo your previous changed12:35
xnoxwgrant: well, we only started using workitems since last vUDS..... i think previous vUDS was ok. so a window of 3 months?12:36
seb128changes12:36
wgrantThey're probably the same bug.12:36
xnoxseb128: oh, that's bad =(12:36
seb128wgrant, pitti mentioned it today, xnox saw it recently12:36
seb128wgrant, I would say it's fairly recent, but I don't think we have too much details12:36
* seb128 checks his blueprint emails12:36
pittiwgrant: I think I heard it first from gema during the QA team sprint in Boston, hang on12:36
pittiwgrant: so around september 1212:37
wgrantRight, thanks.12:37
wgrantI don't see a bug. Could someone please file one?12:38
pittiI'll do12:38
pittiseb128, xnox, wgrant: bug 126071412:41
seb128wgrant, pitti: looking in my blueprint inbox the first "weird diff" is from 11/28, but we don't use blueprint that much recently and the ones I had in the previous weeks before that are mostly simple edit where a couple of lines were changed (and those seem less likely to hit the issue)12:41
ubottubug 1260714 in Launchpad itself "Does not properly update when editing work items" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126071412:41
seb128pitti, danke12:41
pittifeel free to adjust the title to something better, of course12:42
diwicseb128, yes. I was sprinting in Taipei entire last week, and been mostly on sick leave this week.12:42
seb128diwic, ok, get better!12:43
wgrantseb128, pitti, xnox: Thanks for pointing that out, fixed.12:59
pittiwgrant: nice, thanks!12:59
seb128wgrant, oh, nice that you figure it out, thanks!12:59
wgrant(the notification and display bugs were indeed the same thing)13:00
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dholbachcjwatson, thanks a lot! :)13:11
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ricotzGunnarHj, please test https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/gnome3-staging/+sourcepub/3726442/+listing-archive-extra and make sure you restart gdm after13:39
plarspitti: did you happen to see my comments on bug #1258245 - any chance of getting that group added for syslog, or does it create too many concerns?13:55
ubottubug 1258245 in rsyslog (Ubuntu) "syslog user can't write to /dev/ttyS0" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/125824513:55
pittiplars: seems acceptable to me13:59
seb128dpm, wgrant: do you know where is launchpad importing the translation templates from?14:25
wgrantseb128: What do you mean?14:25
seb128wgrant, https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/gtk+3.0/+imports14:25
wgrantUbuntu templates are imported from source packages, as alway14:25
wgrants14:25
seb128wgrant, the recent gtk 3.10 update didn't make it there14:26
seb128the pot is in https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+upload/6587684/+files/gtk%2B3.0_3.10.6-0ubuntu2_i386_translations.tar.gz14:26
seb128which is the translation file from the build14:26
seb128it's also in the srcdir14:26
seb128that's from https://launchpadlibrarian.net/159463876/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-i386.gtk%2B3.0_3.10.6-0ubuntu2_UPLOADING.txt.gz14:26
seb128wgrant, any idea how to debug that?14:34
wgrantseb128: Hm, weird14:36
dpmseb128, wgrant, it might be that LP did not import the pot file because the path in the source package changed14:36
seb128dpm, I doubt it did14:36
seb128it should still be po/gtk30.pot14:37
wgrantAlso it should have still appeared in the queue.14:37
seb128dpm, wgrant: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/gtk+3.0/+imports also doesn't list any .po which is weird14:37
seb128since the tarball I downloaded has those14:37
dpmwgrant, but it is in the queue, is it not? -> https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/gtk+3.0/+imports14:37
seb128dpm, no, those are from 2013-11-0114:38
wgrantdpm: There should be something from December, I thought14:38
seb128that's old gtk 3.814:38
wgrantThere was an upload two days ago14:38
seb128gtk 3.10 was this week14:38
dpmok, I see14:38
wgrantAnd I see that the jobs were run14:38
dpmin any case, it's also strange that the old templates in that queue were not imported, either14:39
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seb128dpm, wgrant: can I upload the template by hand or do you prefer to keep the buggy state for debugging?14:44
dpmseb128, I'll defer to wgrant to comment on that, as I wouldn't know how to debug LP, but from my side, it's fine to manually upload14:45
wgrantseb128: I think it's fine to upload manually.14:47
wgrantI can't easily debug it tonight.14:47
seb128wgrant, no hurry, do you want a bug report for it?14:47
wgrantseb128: That'd be good14:47
arun__guys, the new language has been added to the debian ; now what should I do to obtain the language in the Ubiquity ?14:49
xnoxarun__: as of when new language / translations are uploaded into d-i components in Debian, and as of then those translations are merged into ubuntu d-i components and then finally ubiquity reuploaded.14:51
xnoxarun__: so it's automatic, but it does depend on uploads of d-i components in debian & ubuntu14:51
xnoxarun__: there are some ubiquity specific strings, those would need to be translated on launchpad. but those are not the majority of installer used strings.14:51
xnox(although usually more visible)14:52
arun__xnox: the language option must be available in the ubiquity thats all ; will that remained to ubiquity from debian ?14:52
xnoxarun__: define "available" ? cd boot-splash language selection, or ubiquity greeter list of languages, or keyboard selection list of languages?14:53
xnoxi don't understand this sentence "will that remained to ubiquity from debian ?" can you say it in another way?14:54
seb128dpm, wgrant: https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/126075414:54
ubottuUbuntu bug 1260754 in Launchpad itself "Translation not imported from source to launchpad" [Undecided,New]14:54
arun__xnox: I mean that, if the language selection is available in debian installer, will that remain the same in  the ubiquity installer ??14:55
dpmthanks seb128, subscribing14:55
xnoxarun__: after a delay, it will eventually.14:56
arun__xnox: oh ok thanks !!!14:56
xnoxarun__: it depends when ubiquity and d-i was last rebuild.14:56
arun__xnox: ok14:56
wgrantseb128: Hum, I think I see why. I'm not sure if the manual upload will work.15:03
wgrantThe whole import system is pretty much a total mess.15:03
wgrantIt tries to eliminate duplicates15:04
wgrantAn upload from a package will helpfully ignore any files where duplicates can't be resolved.15:04
seb128:/15:05
wgrantseb128: It probably isn't normally a problem, because there won't be dupes once import processing is enabled and the queue clears15:07
seb128wgrant, what happened there? we uploaded before the imported was on?15:08
wgrantseb128: I think the imports were only switched on a few hours ago when dpm poked things15:08
wgrantThe initial vim etc. upload went through just recently15:08
seb128k15:08
seb128not sure when "duplicates can't be resolved", but in doubt it seems it should import rather than bail out?15:09
wgrantI don't know Translations well, I'm afraid15:10
wgrantBut there are frequently duplicates that should be ignored/merged/something15:10
wgrantBecause each arch produces a tarball15:10
wgrantAnd they would usually all be effectively identical.15:10
seb128right15:10
seb128do you have an idea how to force/fix the current situation then?15:11
stgraberpitti: should be reasonably straight forward to implement, so sure i can do that15:11
pittistgraber: thanks, handed to you15:11
pittistgraber: I think we cover all the bases now15:11
wgrantseb128: The next package or manual upload after the queue clears in a few days should work15:12
seb128wgrant, thanks15:14
seb128wgrant, btw while we are speaking about gtk, I just opened https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1260760 ... that one is annoying as well ;-)15:15
ubottuUbuntu bug 1260760 in Launchpad itself "editing an Ubuntu (gtk+3.0) but unsets the source" [Undecided,New]15:15
seb128but->bug15:15
seb128wgrant, basically doing any change to a gtk+3.0 bug (without using ajax) unset the source silently15:15
wgrantwat15:16
seb128wgrant, try yourself, just go to e.g https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+bug/1252112 and click "Save Changes" in the bug table15:17
ubottuUbuntu bug 1252112 in gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu) "save as PDF does not use file title" [Low,Incomplete]15:17
seb128without doing anything15:17
seb128it's "fun" :p15:17
asacdoko: the hostname upload, can you give us some confidence that it wont regress our touch image?15:27
attentehi, i'm only getting square glyphs in plymouth15:40
attenteis it because of the dependency change from ttf-dejavu-core to fonts-dejavu-core?15:40
seb128attente, do you have any debug info in /var/log/plymouth-debug.log ?15:41
seb128hum15:41
seb128that log is old here15:42
seb128I've the feeling you need to turn on debug to get that :p15:42
attenteyeah. i don't even have that file15:43
seb128attente, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Plymouth#Debugging15:43
seb128seems like you need "plymouth:debug" on your grub options15:43
seb128follow the instructions there and see if the log has something useful?15:43
seb128slangasek, ^ hey, do you know if that's a known issue?15:43
seb128attente, when did that start?15:44
seb128xnox did some changes recently, wonder if we can blame him :p15:44
attentei only just noticed it now15:44
xnoxhm?! =)15:44
xnoxi did not change the fonts though =)15:45
seb128right15:45
xnoxattente: what theme / plugin are you using?15:45
xnox(screen or photograph of the problem?)15:45
seb128xnox, you recent change reminds me I meant to file a bug, when it's checking discuss I don't get progress % indicated anymore15:45
seb128(since saucy I think)15:45
seb128attente, I guess you should reboot in debug and get log/photo and open a bug ;-)15:45
attentexnox, ok, i'll get you a screen15:46
seb128xnox, slangasek: btw, I set https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plymouth/+bug/1165522 to high, it's the most reported plymouth issue on e.u.c and with a non trivial number of reports15:47
ubottuUbuntu bug 1165522 in plymouth (Ubuntu) "plymouthd crashed with SIGSEGV in script_obj_deref_direct()" [High,Confirmed]15:47
seb128could be a "nice to fix" for the lts ;-)15:47
xnoxseb128: also please attach a photo / screenshot of the problem were there is no % indication of fsck.15:48
seb128xnox, I guess it's working for you?15:48
seb128I wonder if that could be a problem in the french translation15:48
xnoxseb128: there is progress in *-logo and details plugins. That is server  & KMS enabled machines.15:48
* seb128 checks translation15:48
seb128I've an intel machine15:49
seb128so KMS I guess15:49
seb128it was working until some point in saucy15:49
xnoxseb128: there is no progress on "ubuntu-text" aka "Ubuntu 13.10/ . . . . ." splash.15:49
xnoxseb128: please check if you get progress upon pressing Esc15:49
seb128I've the graphical one15:49
seb128ok15:49
attentexnox, https://www.dropbox.com/s/3tspo4u05zlr9x7/2013-12-13 10.47.14.jpg15:49
attenteer15:49
xnoxattente: right, do you use full disk encryption? and what locale is set as the system locale?15:51
attentehttps://www.dropbox.com/s/3tspo4u05zlr9x7/2013-12-13%2010.47.14.jpg15:51
xnoxattente: please file a bug with that screenshot, and comments about locale / full-disk encryption.15:51
attentexnox, yes15:51
seb128the debug.log might be useful there as well15:51
attentexnox, using full disk encryption, not sure what the system locale is15:52
attenteis ttf-dejavu-core installed on your systems?15:53
seb128attente, no, it's transitional15:54
seb128attente, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6567307/15:54
attente /etc/default/locale is en_CA.UTF-815:54
attenteseb128, i don't have the metapackage, but i guess that's not necessary15:55
seb128attente, likely not15:55
attentei'll get a debug log for you15:56
GunnarHjricotz: ping?16:14
GunnarHjricotz: I built a-s locally earlier today with your patch. Still no success with GDM. See bug 126060416:16
ubottubug 1260604 in accountsservice (Ubuntu) "GDM does not work with new accountsservice 0.6.35-0ubuntu5" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126060416:16
ricotzGunnarHj, please test the patch which i attached or https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/gnome3-staging/+sourcepub/3727470/+listing-archive-extra16:20
ricotzGunnarHj, 0.6.35-0ubuntu6~trusty2 works despite harry33's comment16:21
ricotzGunnarHj, the pastebin contained a typo16:21
GunnarHjricotz: ?? Actually I diff'ed them and found them to be identical.16:22
ricotzthey are not identical16:22
GunnarHjricotz: Ok, I'll try with the debs in the PPA then. Getting back to you in 30 min or so.16:23
ricotzGunnarHj, alright16:24
attentexnox, seb128, LANG="en_CA.UTF-8"16:25
attenteLANGUAGE="en_CA:en"16:25
attenteer,16:25
attentehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plymouth/+bug/126079216:25
ubottuUbuntu bug 1260792 in plymouth (Ubuntu) "Plymouth font shows only square/rectangle glyphs" [Undecided,New]16:25
attentei didn't see anything related to the font in the debug log16:26
seb128yeah, me neither16:27
GunnarHjricotz: Success with ~trusty2! :)16:40
slangasekseb128: the remaining plymouth crashes are all things we've never been able to reproduce locally16:44
seb128slangasek, k16:46
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roadmrhello, the ubuntu-sdk package seems to be uninstallable, is this a good place to ask about that or is there a better place?19:07
beunoroadmr, #sdk is probably better, although I'm not sure there will be anyone around19:07
roadmrbeuno: just #sdk or #ubuntu-sdk? there's only one other person in the latter (xnox)19:08
beunoroadmr, oh, I think I made that up19:09
beunonot sure then  :)19:09
xnoxroadmr: what do you mean "ubuntu-sdk" package is not uninstallable?19:09
roadmrbeuno: hehe it happens :)19:09
xnoxroadmr: where did you install it from, and on to which release?19:09
roadmrxnox: 12.04.3, I added this ppa: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sdk-team/+archive/ppa19:09
roadmrxnox: ubuntu-sdk wants qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu-cordova which in turn wants qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu (= 2.8.1bzr56precise0) but only 2.8.1bzr57precise0 is available in that ppa19:10
xnoxroadmr: well then, open a bug report against that ppa.19:10
roadmrxnox: ok, just wanted to ensure I wasn't doing things wrong. I'll file a bug then, thanks!19:10
xnoxroadmr: it's best to use sdk on trusty ;-) and from the archive, not the PPAs =)19:10
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roadmrxnox: I know, but we have an application that uses the sdk and we need it building and running on precise19:11
xnoxroadmr: cool. ok.19:11
roadmrxnox: saucy and trusty have no problems :) it's that "legacy" need for precise that makes us suffer19:11
hallyn_Hi - if a package installs an upstart job, and that upstart job may do {stop; exit 0;}, that seems to cause package install to fail.19:53
hallyn_is there a clean way to make that 'ok'?19:53
hallyn_dh_installinit --errorhandler?  seems more work than should be needed19:53
NoskcajCan someone please test debian's version of opemmpi on ubuntu armhf? It appears all out diff is fixed, but i need someone to test we don't need any arm support patch19:55
xnoxhallyn_: if there is an example, i can look into that. it shouldn't fail.19:56
hallyn_xnox: the cgroup-lite package in precise-proposed20:03
hallyn_at least that's what i think is happening.  i may be misunderstanding...20:03
hallyn_(install that in a precise container, and apt-get install fails)20:03
xnoxinstall cgroup-lite in the container.... which already is using cgroup-lite?!20:07
* xnox will try a VM instead.20:08
hallyn_xnox: just a fresh container20:14
hallyn_shouldn't have cgroup-lite, if you just 'lxc-create -t ubuntu -n p1 -- -r precise'20:14
xnoxah ok.20:16
hallyn_(idea being 'start cgroup-lite' will fail because of the apparmor profile)20:18
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Noskcajwhen is the next DMB 19UTC meeting? I'm wanting to apply for MOTU and PPA (xubuntu packages), but cannot attend 15UTC and can only reliably attend 19UTC times before the end of January22:25
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darkxstAccountsservice gir1.2 package is broken. it killed gnome-shell ;(22:35
darkxst^xnox22:35
darkxstis anyone around that can sponsor this? Its pretty urgent given gnome-shell is 100% broken in trusty for the moment. Bug 126088022:49
ubottubug 1260880 in accountsservice (Ubuntu) "typelib file is installed to the incorrect location" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126088022:49
ricotzdarkxst, fyi, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/accountsservice/+bug/126060422:53
ubottuUbuntu bug 1260604 in accountsservice (Ubuntu) "GDM does not work with new accountsservice 0.6.35-0ubuntu5" [High,Triaged]22:53
NoskcajIs there an ETA for glew 1.9.0 in ubuntu?22:53
tjaaltondarkxst: i can do that22:55
darkxsttjaalton, may as well take ricotz patch from bug 126060422:56
ubottubug 1260604 in accountsservice (Ubuntu) "GDM does not work with new accountsservice 0.6.35-0ubuntu5" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126060422:56
tjaaltondarkxst: next time finalize the changelog and add the bug# ;)22:58
tjaaltonricotz: why does the -dev package need that dep?23:01
ricotztjaalton, it is a convention that the -dev packages pulls in the gir1.2- for a proper build environment23:04
ricotznot related to this breakage, but still needed23:05
tjaaltonwell i'm not adding it here23:05
ricotzstill leaving it is wrong23:05
tjaaltonoh it's a forked package, then I don't care23:06
ricotzhow do you mean "forked"23:07
tjaaltonsince raring23:08
ricotzyou mean not "synced from debian" then23:08
tjaaltonright, and I'll add a changelog entry credited to you so you can explain it to the next one :)23:09
ricotztjaalton, alright23:10
tjaaltonuploaded23:12
darkxsttjaalton, thanks23:13
tjaaltonnp23:13
ricotztjaalton, thx23:14
tjaaltonNoskcaj: you probably need to ask the unity folks if 1.10 would be good for them23:15
Noskcajtjaalton, ok, will do23:15
tjaaltonsince 1.9 broke the builds or such23:16
tjaaltonas mentioned on the changelog23:16
Noskcajyeah23:17
Noskcajroaksoax, kirkland: Would you mind putting a testdrive update out? Vbox 4.3 is now in proposed. Could we use this as an excuse to put testdrive in debian?23:17
Noskcajroaksoax, kirkland: Please add "Upload to debian. Closes: #718365" to the changelog, and release as just 3.2523:59

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