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robert_ancellochosi, how odd!? Does normal screensaver stuff work?00:17
robert_ancellcjwatson, I'm working on merging it now, I *think* it's just a matter of making the -core package out of the existing packages, but not 100% sure I've missed something00:17
cjwatsonrobert_ancell: well, if you can get it to work ... I'd suggest fairly careful upgrade-testing in schroot instances though00:18
cjwatsonI won't actually be *that* sorry to lose touched-it-last on that one00:19
ochosirobert_ancell: yeah, within the session everything is fine, but XSetScreensaver (..) and XForceScreensaver don't seem to cause a reaction in the greeter (even though it's all plain xlib as far as i understand)00:19
robert_ancellcjwatson, :)00:20
ochosii.e. "xset s $timeout" works also with nouveau during a session00:20
robert_ancellochosi, did you try calling xset from the greeter to confirm it's not your code?00:20
ochosirobert_ancell: ehrm, how would i do that? is there an interactive console hidden in the greeter? :)00:21
robert_ancellochosi, I mean using system()00:21
ochosirobert_ancell: ah, never tried that (and didn't know about it), thanks, will give that a go!00:21
NoskcajCan someone take a look at bug 1244629 ? It's my first attempt at an SRU bug00:26
ubottubug 1244629 in xfce4-weather-plugin (Ubuntu) "SRU xfce4-weather-plugin, currently showing 'No Data'" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124462900:26
ochosirobert_ancell: ok, seems like the values in X get set accordingly, the screen just doesn't blank with nouveau (i.e. something with the X11-screensaver extension seems borked there)00:30
Noskcajdoko, Can you merge the NMU for python-werkzeug to ubuntu? It should fix the test failure01:13
robert_ancellcjwatson, you blacklisted the fonts-* packages (http://paste.ubuntu.com/6748084/) "to conflicts with existing Ubuntu-versioned binaries" - I can't see any existing binaries with those names01:51
cjwatsonrobert_ancell: that's the thing you're working on02:02
robert_ancellcjwatson, the ttf-indic-fonts source package?02:02
robert_ancellcjwatson, we appear to have all the font packages available (e.g. fonts-lohit-beng-bengali) which obsolete the ttf-indic-fonts binary packages02:03
cjwatsonrobert_ancell: yes - fonts-beng ships a ttf-bengali-fonts binary package, which is currently in ttf-indic-fonts02:03
cjwatsonrobert_ancell: does fonts-beng not need a -core version then?02:03
robert_ancellcjwatson, no, fonts-beng just has "Depends: fonts-lohit-beng-bengali, fonts-lohit-beng-assamese, fonts-beng-extra"02:04
robert_ancelland all those exist in the archive02:04
cjwatsonoh, it's actually a recent change for it to have dropped ttf-bengali-fonts02:04
robert_ancelland fonts-indic just depends on fonts-beng and friends02:04
robert_ancellyeah02:04
cjwatsonlook at rmadison -u debian -S fonts-beng and you'll see what I mean02:04
cjwatsonso is it all fine enough grained now that we can just select a reasonably small set of fonts by package name?02:05
robert_ancellno, but we have all the binary font packages there and not the metapackages02:05
cjwatsonone serif and one sans-serif per language was apparently the former criterion02:05
robert_ancellso it seems like we might as well have those too02:05
cjwatsonwe shouldn't sync if it's going to regress this though02:06
cjwatsonif we still need to apply a split, that's effectively a merge02:06
robert_ancellwe still have the old ttf-* package that is on the image, but it is just removed if you install the newer fonts-* packages02:06
cjwatsonsure, but that's not indicative in itself ...02:06
robert_ancellcjwatson, so, you're saying we should hold back the metapackages until we have a solution for more finely grained fonts?02:07
cjwatsonI dunno, it's late.  Please batch up the set of things you think I should be removing from the blacklist and mail them to me so I can think about them when I'm awake?02:07
robert_ancellsure, thanks02:07
slangasek/usr/include/qt4/QtCore/qatomic_arch.h:98:38: fatal error: QtCore/qatomic_aarch64.h: No such file or directory03:25
slangasekhmph03:25
Logan_slangasek: I just got that same FTBFS on a package that I just uploaded03:31
slangasekLogan_: cool, are you feeling inspired to track down the bug in qt4-x11? :)03:31
Logan_I am actually feeling especially inspired today03:32
Logan_lemme see what I can do03:32
Logan_this came about with the latest upload, right?03:33
* Logan_ pokes shadeslayer just in case he's alive03:33
slangasekno idea; I just saw it in an avahi build03:33
Logan_looking at the diff03:34
Logan_oh wonderful, it's making Firefox hang03:35
Logan_https://launchpadlibrarian.net/162395910/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-arm64.unixodbc-gui-qt_2.3.0-3ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz is the other package that just FTBFSed on arm64, fwiw03:38
slangasekO horror, a delta for unixodbc-gui-qt and you haven't forwarded it to the Debian maintainer ;)03:39
Logan_oh hi maintainer :P03:39
Logan_slangasek: I'm going to take a gander03:40
Logan_I think:03:40
Logan_-usr/include/qt4/Qt/qatomic_aarch64.h03:40
Logan_in the .install diff has something to do with it :P03:40
slangasekheh03:40
Logan_the file still exists, so I think it's just a semi botched merge03:41
Logan_should I try adding it back to the install file?03:41
slangasekmakes sense to me03:41
Logan_watch this be maintained in a Bazaar branch03:41
Logan_I hate it when that happens03:42
Logan_oh, it's also in Main03:42
* Logan_ isn't a core dev :'(03:42
Logan_slangasek: what should we do? you're a core dev, so you can upload to Kubuntu branches03:45
Logan_slangasek: here's the relevant part of the diff: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6748482/03:47
Logan_Riddell: Around?03:48
slangasekLogan_: you could certainly do a bzr mp for it; grabbing the branch now to look03:50
Logan_Kubuntu tends to ignore merge proposals on their branches, unfortunately03:50
Logan_I've tried in the past03:50
Logan_shoot, now Qt stuff in the rebuild queue is failing, which will create false positives03:51
Logan_slangasek: unless you were to approve my mp? :P03:53
slangasekI could presumably do this :)03:53
Logan_okay, I'll propose in a few. I'll ping you03:53
Logan_...don't mind me03:55
Logan_slangasek: here's your freshly-baked mp: https://code.launchpad.net/~logan/kubuntu-packaging/qt4-x11-arm64/+merge/20153504:02
Logan_thanks Steve! :)04:04
slangasekLogan_: sure thing :)  (now, finding all the bits so that I can actually upload it is another matter)04:06
Logan_right04:06
Logan_should we test it in a PPA first?04:06
Logan_or is this relatively trivial?04:08
slangasekLogan_: I'm not testing in a ppa.  Have you done a test binary build?04:12
Logan_slangasek: I can't really do it locally - it takes 1.5 hours to build on the build04:13
slangaseklooks like it'll take another 4 minutes for the tarball to get here over the pub wifi, so you have time yet to test ;)04:13
Logan_buildd04:13
slangasekah, k04:13
Logan_so should I push to a PPA?04:14
Logan_it'll probably take forever...04:14
slangasekLogan_: nope, it's not worth taking the ppa time up for verifying something that's as low-risk as this04:16
Logan_ok04:16
micahghggdh: thanks, done04:25
Logan_hey Micah!04:27
Logan_slangasek: How's it going?04:34
slangasekLogan_: uploading now04:35
Logan_sweet04:35
Netsnipehi everyone05:10
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Netsnipedoes anyone know which package/project that the Ubuntu AMIs are covered by in Launchpad?05:12
NetsnipeUbuntu AMIs in AWS that is.05:13
Logan_tumbleweed: Are you around?05:14
pittiGood morning05:30
pittiLogan_: indeed, I guess it's about time05:30
Logan_pitti: Morning! I forget when it happened the last cycle. Should I check?05:30
pittiLogan_: it's usually "when we have the feeling it's a good time" :)05:31
Logan_Ah.05:31
Logan_I'm indifferent, honestly. I've been getting hardly any crashes.05:31
pittithere isn't that much churn on GNOME etc. that we expect much breakage in the beginning05:31
pittiand we have errors.u.c., too05:31
Logan_True.05:31
* Logan_ shrugs. Just a thought.05:33
Logan_Maybe closer to Alpha 2 would make more sense.05:34
Logan_That's when it was done for Oneiric, at least.05:34
Logan_It was enabled on June 21 for Trusty, which was before Alpha 1. Hmm.05:37
pittiright, that's our usual time05:37
Logan_So I guess it makes sense to enable it now.05:37
Logan_Especially since this will be an LTS. We want crash reports to be as visible as possible, I think.05:39
Logan_slangasek: it built successfully on a few arches so far, so that's good - I'll try rebuilding the affected packages in the morning06:14
slangasekLogan_: spiff, thanks06:14
dholbachgood morning07:55
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Logan_slangasek: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unixodbc-gui-qt/2.3.0-3ubuntu1/+build/5455791 hooray08:30
mitya57LoganCloud: thanks for fixing it!08:45
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Laney@pilot in09:05
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darkxstLaney, can you take a look at gnome-themes-standard during your shift?09:20
Laneyokay09:20
dokozul, ntdb needs a MIR (b-d of samba)09:23
dokoseb128, unicode-data needs a MIR (b-d of gucharmap)09:27
dokosame for the recommends of http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/component-mismatches-proposed.svg ttf-indic-fonts09:27
seb128doko, thanks for pointing it out09:28
dokoand see indicator-datetime and lightdm09:28
dokoand fonts-wqy-microhei09:28
seb128?09:29
seb128doko, you are looking at component-mismatch?09:29
seb128doko, those are not real issues, they are provides resolved in a confusing way because of ppc64el builds missing09:30
seb128well, they are issues in the sense that we should make e.g unity-greeter and unity build on ppc64el09:31
seb128it's just that e.g lightdm recommends a greeter, with unity-greeter as preferred, but that one is not available so it fallback to the gtk one09:31
seb128the indicator has the same issue, it needs a rendered and our default one is unity09:32
seb128doko, unicode-data ... https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unicode-data ... do you know why it was demoted in trusty?09:33
seb128doko, it has a MIR approved/closed and was in main in saucy09:33
dokoseb128, maybe it did fell out, and pitti was quick to demote it? ;p09:34
dokore-promoting09:34
seb128I don't think pitti does archive admin cleanups nowadays, you need to find somebody else to point finger there ;-)09:34
seb128danke09:34
dokoin the past he was quicker than I could fix bugs ;)09:35
mitya57doko: fonts-wqy-microhei is a rename of ttf-wqy-microhei, if the previous one was in main the new one can also be safely promoted09:36
dokomicahg, yes, needs a MIR for xdelta309:36
dokomitya57, ^^^09:36
mitya57Do renames really need a MIR?09:36
mitya57Oh, or is it a new dependency?09:37
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dokomitya57, it's a new b-d09:37
LaneyHas our ubuntu delta been applied to fonts-wqy-microhei?09:37
mitya57Laney: yes09:38
mitya57I am amazed by the changelog, but it doesn't say anything about xdelta09:38
Laneywow, that changelog09:39
dokotkamppeter, pitti: please see the splix ftbfs in -proposed, seems to be apport related. https://launchpadlibrarian.net/162345035/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-i386.splix_2.0.0%2Bsvn315-1fakesync1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz09:46
pittidoko, seb128: no, I didn't touch component-mismatch recently09:47
dokopitti, there was a smiley ...09:47
pittitkamppeter: ^ seems the merge/sync dropped our apport hook?09:47
pittidoko: (no worries)09:48
mitya57pitti: the changelog says "* Add apport hook on Ubuntu and derivatives (reduces the package delta)."09:50
pittiyeah, I figure someone forgot to git add the file09:50
mitya57Also, the restriction doesn't make much sense as Debian has apport package as well09:51
OdyXtkamppeter already reported it to debian-printing, I'm waiting on the maintainer (or a patch). Best would be a normal bug with a patch that'd allow NMU.09:51
mitya57doko: xdelta3 package looks sane to me, do you know any team that can be subscribed to bugs/09:56
mitya57s/\//?/09:56
ggvaberi hello. I need to write bash script and need some gnome theme setting. for example icon-theme. I use gsettings command for it but not sure if this command is stable part of gnome. can i use this command and be sure that it will come with gnome always?09:56
dokomitya57, fonts? desktop? enoclue09:57
mitya57ggvaberi: Yes, gsettings is stable and is not going to go away09:57
mitya57doko: It is a binary variant of diff/patch, mostly unrelated to fonts or desktop09:57
mitya57Will you approve the MIR if I'll be the only person subscribed?09:58
* mitya57 was one who synced fonts-wqy-microhei, so I feel responsive for fixing the mess :)09:58
dokomitya57, no, should be a team. seb128, could the desktop team do that?09:59
seb128mitya57, doko: subscribe desktop-bugs if you want10:01
dokothanks10:01
mitya57I can't do that10:03
ggvaberi<mitya57> thank you. :)10:04
dokomvo, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptdaemon/1.1.1-1ubuntu2/+build/5304049/+files/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-i386.aptdaemon_1.1.1-1ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz10:11
ggvaberiand one more question. Is possible to access to key org.gnome.desktop.interface icon-theme by dbus? for make alternate to this command 'gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface icon-theme' but using only dbus, without gtk gio or GSettings.10:20
mitya57doko: bug 1268905 filed10:36
ubottubug 1268905 in xdelta3 (Ubuntu) "[MIR] xdelta3" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126890510:36
mitya57Had to submit a watch file to Debian for that :/10:36
mitya57doko: please really subscribe desktop-bugs if you can10:41
dokomitya57, seb128 has to do that10:41
dokojamespage, please subscribe to the new packages in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/parsedatetime/+bug/126890910:44
ubottuUbuntu bug 1268909 in python-recaptcha (Ubuntu) "[MIR] python-recaptcha and parsedatetime, b-d's of moin" [Undecided,New]10:44
seb128doko, mitya57: done10:45
dokomitya57_, promoted10:56
mitya57_thanks!10:57
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mitya57Laney: hi, are you still piloting? Can you maybe upload lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/qt, which fixes bug 1268690?11:08
ubottubug 1268690 in qt4-x11 (Ubuntu) "package libqtdbus4 (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libQtDBus.so.4.8', which is also in package libqt4-dbus:i386 4:4.8.4+dfsg-0ubuntu22" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126869011:08
Laneymitya57: ok11:09
mitya57Thank you!11:09
Laneyxnox: could you please check the argyll merge?11:14
LaneyI'm not sure if your patch is obsoleted11:14
cjwatsonpitti: Are the precise language packs good to promote to -updates?11:19
pitticjwatson: I built them one week ago; I haven't heard any problems about them, so yes from my POV11:19
pitticjwatson: they were meant for 12.04.4 preparation, and we thought we'd build them early to have them in iso testing11:19
pitti(and I checked a few of them with binary debdiffing)11:20
cjwatsonpitti: OK, cool, I'll see about copying those then11:21
pitti$ sru-release --pattern precise language-pack-11:21
pitticjwatson: thanks11:22
cjwatsonYep, I just found the operator guide off the AA wiki11:22
jodhLaney: xnox is away this week.11:32
Laneyjodh: I see11:33
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tumbleweedLoganCloud: hi11:41
ahmed__hi11:54
ahmed__hi11:54
ahmed__how to create .deb file ?11:54
ahmed__I have project wanna to publish in .deb format11:55
davmor2ahmed__: that is better asked on the #ubuntu-app-devel channel, but there are some wiki guides for building a deb package11:56
ahasenackpitti: hi, around? Question about postgresql 9.1 -> 9.3 upgrade to trusty12:13
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ahasenackpitti: there is no 9.1 in trusty, and no 9.3 in < trusty, so if you upgrade, your db is gone (not erased, just not accessible)12:13
ahasenackwhat's the plan, upgrade to 9.3 from apt.postgresql.org on ubuntu < trusty and then upgrade to trusty?12:14
pittiahasenack: why is -9.1 gone? it shouldn't get removed during upgrade, we have some special handling for that in update-manager12:14
pittiahasenack: the intention is that on upgrade you keep the precise (or saucy) -9.1 packages and the "obsolete version" debconf note which explains how to upgrade to 9.312:15
ahasenackpitti: 9.1 packages are not in trusty as far as I can see, only plperl, client and server-dev12:15
pittiahasenack: right, only -plperl, as we don't want to support *installing* -9.1 in trusty12:15
ahasenackpitti: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/postgresql-9.1/+changelog rbasak pointed me at that12:15
ahasenackpitti: the 9.1 packages were removed as far as I can tell, let me try to find sometihng in the logs12:15
pittiahasenack: we need plperl as precise's/raring's etc. plperl packages don't work in trusty, due to how perl is packaged; but the rest works12:15
pittiahasenack: yes, yes, I know12:16
pittiahasenack: they are removed from the trusty *archive*12:16
ahasenackpitti: the machine was "accidentally" upgraded to trusty, I don't know who did it (it's a shared machine)12:16
pittiahasenack: but they shoudln't get removed *from your system* on upgrade12:16
ahasenackpitti: so let me double check that, but the person who found this out had to install 9.1 from apt.postgresql.org12:16
pittiahasenack: ok, I'd need the /var/log/dist-upgrade/ logs for that, to see why postgresql-9.1 got removed12:17
ahasenackok12:17
pittiit's certainly not intended that it gets removed; and as you say, this would lock you out from your clusters12:17
ahasenackpitti: I think it was a hackjob, whatever happened release-upgrade wasn't involved, those logs are from may 201312:22
ahasenackpitti: I'll ping again if i find anything that points to a bug12:22
pittiahasenack: apt-get dist-upgrade should be fine, too12:22
pittiahasenack: do you know from which release it was upgraded? I can try in a chroot12:23
ahasenackpitti: so keeping 9.1 would not be a release-upgade trick, just plain packaging deps12:23
ahasenackpitti: I was told saucy, but i see commented quantal lines in sources.list12:23
pittiahasenack: right; the "trick" in u-m is just to avoid removing packages which went away12:23
pittiahasenack: i. e. usually u-m does that, but it shouldn't for postgresql12:23
ahasenackok, saucy, confirmed12:24
ahasenackvia .save files in sources.list.d12:24
pittiI'll try after lunch12:24
jamespagedoko, ubuntu-server subscribed to those two packages12:44
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Laneymitya57: I uploaded it13:00
Laneythere's some autopkgtest failures on excuses for the previous version13:00
mitya57Laney: Thanks, will take a look at the failures13:01
mitya57Oh, so all those users who filed those bugs were using -proposed :(13:01
Laneyyeah, it happens13:02
Laneyon the bright side it found a bug13:02
mitya57Right :)13:03
mitya57Humm, both those tests never passed, not sure if they should really block the migration13:13
hggdhmicahg: ubuntu-uploaders membership does not expire anymore13:38
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barrydoko: how's the test rebuild going?  is there a new page with results?  the link you gave me last week still has no results for anything but main14:44
dokobarry, there's enough to fix in main ;)14:45
dokobarry, also, jamespage might want your help with python-django-compressor14:45
barrydoko: yeah ;)  i'm going to try to spend some time on that today.14:46
barryjamespage: sure thing, feel free to ping me14:46
dokocinder14:49
doko  needs webop?14:49
dokoclick:14:49
doko  test failures14:49
dokodistro-info:14:49
doko  test failures14:49
dokogenshi:14:49
doko  test failures14:49
dokogerminate:14:49
doko  test failures14:49
dokogrub2-signed:14:50
doko  test failures14:50
dokobarry: ^^^ these are python3.4 as default related ftbfs14:50
barrydoko: ack.  i'll look at those first14:51
mterrycyphermox, I'm looking at bug 1264630.  Do you have any background info on how safe that sync would be?14:58
ubottubug 1264630 in modemmanager (Ubuntu) "Sync modemmanager 1.0.0-1 (main) from Debian experimental (main)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126463014:58
Laneywe already talked about that in #ubuntu-desktop earlier14:59
mterryoh14:59
Laneysomeone should have commented :(14:59
Laneybut cyphermox said he'd handle it, so I'd assign it to him and remove sponsors14:59
mterryok, will do14:59
micahghggdh: thanks15:01
knocteCimi: ping15:09
Cimiknocte, pong15:09
knocteCimi: hey! been already a week since your review: https://code.launchpad.net/~knocte/ubuntu-themes/bring-back-zebra-striping/+merge/200429 why is not merged? I thought the bots would do it15:10
knocteCimi: if I'm missing some very important aspect about launchpad, please enlighten me!15:15
Cimiknocte, I don't know :) I'll have a look later15:15
knoctecool thanks :)15:15
Laneyknocte: Cimi: At the very least it hasn't been top approved15:16
knocteLaney: what does that mean?15:16
CimiLaney, you right15:16
CimiLaney, top apprived15:16
LaneyStatus: needs review15:16
Laney-> approved15:16
knocteoh thanks, is there any launchpad docs where it explains this better? I find https://dev.launchpad.net/UsingMergeProposals a bit lacking15:17
Laneyumm, not sure, it's part of the Ubuntu-specific CI process15:18
Laneyhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DailyRelease/ & friends is probably useful, although that is being redesigned a bit atm15:20
knocteLaney: cheers15:22
zuldoko/barryw: doko ping15:27
doko?15:28
zuldoko:  python-lxml  imports beautifulsoup but there is not build dependency? does that make sense15:28
dokozul, maybe not15:30
tumbleweedisn't that only in the soupparser module?15:31
zuldoko:  im asking because beautifulsoup is in universe and bs4 is in main15:31
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LoganCloudTumbleweed: I noticed that you originally added DDE support to pull-lp-source. It appears to be dead, so the script now hangs for a bit, trying to resolve it, if you don't specify an actual package16:29
rbasakI'm about to upload an apache2 merge, where some functionality has moved to a different source package (mpm-itk) that has already synced to universe. There's a transitional binary generated by the apache2 source now, which depends on that. How do I get that transitional binary overriden to universe, and is this the right thing to do?17:36
rbasak(I'm not sure that we need an MIR for mpm-itk, but in any case I'd like to at least get apache2 done first)17:37
cjwatsonrbasak: tell #ubuntu-release when it appears in NEW17:38
rbasakOK, thanks.17:38
cjwatsonrbasak: or just don't worry about the overrides and we'll figure it out17:38
rbasakGreat. Just wanted to make sure that I'm not causing trouble :)17:38
infinityrbasak: Well, we need to make a decision (you need to make a decision) about whether you want to support mpm-itk installations, and thus move it all to main, or vice versa.17:47
infinityrbasak: But yeah, if your take is that the install base is low, you don't care about main-only upgrades, and you'd rather have itk in universe, that'll pretty much sort itself, cause we'll demote things the tools tell us to demote due to not being seeded.17:48
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rbasakHmm. It looks like apache2-mpm-itk has always been in universe, so maybe it's overridden already.18:08
glass|2hi, i've unsquashed and then resquashed filesyste.squashfs, rebuilt the iso but at boot it show only a initrd shell. how fix this?18:27
mterry@pilot off18:33
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mterryahem18:33
tumbleweedLoganCloud: aah, best solution is probably to fix DDE18:38
LoganCloudTumbleweed I have no idea how long it's been dead18:39
tumbleweedyeah, I always use src: syntax18:40
LoganCloudMaybe we should contact the maintainer18:40
LoganCloudLunch, bbl18:41
* cjwatson swears at hg and runs "git hg clone http://hg.python.org/cpython" so he has some hope of deciphering the history18:41
tumbleweedLoganCloud: erm, seems to be working just fine for me18:41
LoganCloudTumbleweed http://dde.debian.net/dde/18:42
LoganCloudCouldn't connect to server18:43
tumbleweedoh, I lie18:43
tumbleweedI'll poke enrico18:43
LoganCloudOk thanks18:43
tumbleweedLoganCloud: apache seems down on that box18:45
kentbis there a way to test whether or not a fix works for a ftbfs on ppcel64?19:29
kentberr ppc64el19:29
cjwatsonNo porter boxes as yet, but you can often guess fairly reliably by e.g. observing whether a build on another architecture updates the autotools files that need to be updated19:32
cjwatson(Or rather, not ones that are generally available)19:33
kentbok. thanks!19:36
kaieHi darkxst: Regarding your gdm update 3.0.4-0ubuntu15.2 which is used on 12.04 lts. It broke automatic startup of the display manager. On my system, the plymouth-ready event, which have added as a precondition for starting gdm, is never produced.19:37
kaieI had to remove that precondition from /etc/init/gdm.conf19:38
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kaieI sent email to Tim. Cheers20:15
Logan_How can we bootstrap ghc for arm64 and ppc64el? It needs itself apparently...20:30
Logan_Oh, never mind. I see the ML thread.20:31
Logan_cjwatson: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-discuss/2013-December/014796.html Any chance of getting that going?20:31
cjwatsonLogan_: I tried for ppc64el, still haven't got it working20:40
Logan_:/20:40
cjwatsonLogan_: (but not given up)20:40
Logan_so much yellow in the FTBFS list, lol20:40
cjwatsonLogan_: AFAIK arm64 needs upstream work; maybe with 7.820:40
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cjwatsonLogan_: I did get a stage1 ghc that sort of worked to the point of producing a useful hello-world, but it crashed upon trying to do anything complicated20:41
cjwatsonLogan_: and unfortunately it tends to take hours per iteration20:41
cjwatson(to build on my laptop, that is)20:41
cjwatsonso, yeah.  will try again soonish20:42
Logan_ah, cool. thanks for your work!20:42
Laneykeep an eye on https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/794220:43
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barryinfinity, wgrant: doko said i should ping you about his test rebuild and put backs.  i just uploaded a new version of nose to the main archive, which should fix several of his build failures.  can you copy these to his test-rebuild-20140108 and put back the following packages: pastedeploy, python-dbusmock, python-oauthlib, python-webob ?  (if webob builds okay, then there will be a couple more retries)22:25
infinitybarry: If it's already built and in the release pocket, there's nothing to copy.  Just some give-backs.22:25
barryinfinity: cool.  nose 1.3.0-2.1ubuntu1 hasn't been promoted from proposed yet, so i'll wait for that and then ping you for the retries22:27
barryinfinity: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nose/1.3.0-2.1ubuntu122:27
infinitybarry: Yeah, found it. :)22:27
barry:)22:27
infinitybarry: Looks like you just got promoted.22:35
jtaylorbarry: would you sponsor a cython test fix?22:38
jtaylorI want to get numpy in, but I guess I need to fix cython first :/22:38
jtaylorat some point we need 0.20 for py3.422:39
jtaylorbut its not released yet22:39
barryinfinity: yay!  can you do the give backs?22:47
infinitybarry: Once the publisher's done, yeah.22:47
barryjtaylor: sure, i'll take a look22:47
barryinfinity: thanks22:48
barryjtaylor: if you tell me where to look ;)22:49
jtaylorits not done yet, just checking if some one would look at it22:49
barryjtaylor: ah, okay.  nearing eod but i'll be here for a little while longer22:50
jtaylorI'll file a merge tomorrow, won't get a build done today anymore, takes about 3 hours :/22:50
barryjtaylor: lucky for you i'm also piloting tomorrow :)22:51
jtaylorare there any plans to backport a way to get the multiarch tag to precise?22:55
jtaylorI'm guessing no, but it makes it impossible to propose sane fixes to upstreams :/22:56
jtaylor*from python22:56
infinitybarry: Those 4 seemed to be much happier.22:59
barryinfinity: awesome, thanks.  will look in a sec22:59
barryinfinity: looking good!  can you retry cinder (might work with the new webob now)23:07
infinitybarry: That's not going to work.  The rebuild archive doesn't rebuild against itself, only against the primary archive (it throws away the binaries).23:08
infinitybarry: But if the goal here is to make these all have py3.4 support, perhaps some archive uploads are in order?23:08
barryinfinity: ah, didn't know that.  yep, i'll take it from here.  thanks23:09
apb1963Setting up google-chrome-stable (32.0.1700.77-1) ...23:54
apb1963/var/lib/dpkg/info/google-chrome-stable.postinst: 26: /var/lib/dpkg/info/google-chrome-stable.postinst: update-desktop-database: not found23:54
apb1963oops.  Sorry23:54
apb1963Wrong button23:54
apb1963Does anyone know how to update Qt to a later version? Kubuntu 12.04.3, KDE 4.12.0, Qt 4.8.223:54
apb1963In reference to23:57
apb1963Setting up google-chrome-stable (32.0.1700.77-1) ...23:57
apb1963/var/lib/dpkg/info/google-chrome-stable.postinst: 26: /var/lib/dpkg/info/google-chrome-stable.postinst: update-desktop-database: not found23:57
apb1963dammit23:57
apb1963In reference to: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32979323:57
ubottuKDE bug 329793 in general "Krash!" [Crash,Resolved: upstream]23:57
apb1963Which just happened to me again now.23:58
sarnoldapb1963: yikes. if you do replace your qt with upstreams, you're going to be on one funky system...23:59
sarnoldapb1963: have you filed the bug against ubuntu yet?23:59
apb1963Well, it seems my system is already funky23:59

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