=== LarrySteeze is now known as LarrySteeze|Away === LarrySteeze|Away is now known as LarrySteeze === LarrySteeze is now known as LarrySteeze|Away === duflu_ is now known as duflu [01:53] ubuntu touch officially support only nexus phones currently? [01:54] johnnyzhao: Correct, they're our reference hardware. That said, there are a large number of ports. [01:54] I see [01:55] Got a XiaoMi phone, wondering if I can install unbuntu touch on it [01:56] hi [01:57] hi~~~~~ [02:01] johnnyzhao: Maybe; it's not on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices but it might be sufficiently similar to one of those. [02:03] MeiZu, a chinese phone manufaturing company is going to support ubuntu touch on their next generation phone MX4G === ricardodrosales is now known as ricdros === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [03:31] having an issue ssh'ing into my phone [03:31] connection refused on standard port 22 [03:37] hi [03:37] anyone around? === Shiggitay|Nexus5 is now known as Shiggitay| [05:19] Grr [05:19] Stupid mick length [05:19] Nick* === Shiggitay| is now known as Shiggs|GPad [05:20] There we go === vying is now known as Guest47370 [05:47] yo [05:47] anyone know if /wehn ubuntu mobile will be compatible with nexus 5? [06:37] phablet-flash ubuntu-system --channel trusty-devel should give me a workable image today? [06:38] hmm. trusty-devel doesn't work, but devel-proposed works [06:38] ah :) === timp__ is now known as timp|za [06:47] hello [06:48] in my current image only 9 apps seem to be installed, what's up with that? [06:48] and I don't see how to install additional apps [06:51] timp|za: On the applications page you should have an also-available pane; select any app on there and you'll get an option to install it. [06:52] timp|za: You should also be able to search for the name of an app to install it, too. [07:09] hello [07:09] help ubuntu touch [07:10] install samsung Slll model i747 === Starcraftmazter is now known as SCM|NotHere [07:18] WTF [07:19] Aqui no hay ayuda chingau [07:26] How can I go back to the previous View on Ubuntu Touch ? [07:27] Is there a back gesture? [07:27] Like on Android you have the back button (hardware or software button) [07:42] Qt 5.2 is now finally easily testable with apt-add-repository ppa:canonical-qt5-edgers/qt5-beta2 (and uninstallable with ppa-purge command) on the desktpo side since webbrowser got built === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [08:08] good morning [08:10] Mirv, \o/ === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away [08:33] oSoMoN: hey! [08:34] didrocks, hey ho! [08:34] oSoMoN: tell us when you are going to have a fix for bug #1271436. We'll release it as a priority :) [08:34] bug 1271436 in webbrowser-app (Ubuntu) "Toolbar for webapps intermittently empty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1271436 [08:34] oSoMoN: thanks for taking care of it yourself before receiving the ping btw! ;) [08:35] didrocks, no worries, it’s a pretty nasty one, I hope I can come up with a fix soon enough [08:35] oSoMoN: well, if they are real webapps, they should present the option to go back in their own interface TBH ;) [08:36] didrocks, right, but most of our "webapps" atm are not real webapps, they’re just websites in a container [08:36] oSoMoN: yeah, agreed ;) [08:39] hey guys, anyone around? [08:42] didrocks, I think I have a fix^Wworkaround (it’s a bug in the UITK), it will require extensive testing though, to ensure it doesn’t introduce yet another regression [08:42] oSoMoN: ok, take the time you need [08:42] the good news is that the workaround is rather self-contained [08:42] great work! [08:42] and you are going to open a bug in the UITK? [08:42] guys, I have trusty running on a nexus 4, when doing apt-get update it says all sources are ignored, any idea why? [08:43] jose: is your device in write mode or read-only? [08:43] no idea, maybe read-only? [08:43] (downloaded the image with the dual-boot assistant) [08:43] yeah, if you have no idea, it's read-only :) you have image-based updates [08:43] yep [08:43] any idea on how to change that? [08:44] so you're getting fresher version automatically, and for that, we need to have read only access [08:44] http://askubuntu.com/questions/380258/how-to-change-the-ubuntu-installation-to-read-write-mode-on-a-mobile-device is how to turn it into rw mode [08:44] however, be conscious as this will make the image based updates not working right [08:44] and I would have to update via apt-get? [08:45] right, it's not the recommended way though [08:45] and you can end up in situation where your phone can't boot [08:45] so just be aware that this is for system developers, mostly [08:45] would this also apply if it's on the recovery partition? [08:46] you can't apt-get update on the recovery partition AFAIK [08:46] (point is, I wanted to help with testing, I saw the urfkill announcement) [08:46] as it's not an ubuntu system, but a recovery OS ;) [08:46] oh, then maybe that's it? [08:46] jose: so yeah, you can turn into rw mode and install it manually [08:47] just be aware that at some point in the future, you may have to reflash from scratch though [08:47] to get back to a clean state [08:47] it's completely fine, I love breaking things [08:47] heh :) [08:47] well, time to give it a try then! [08:47] jose: good luck! and thanks for testing ;) [08:48] sure, see you around didrocks! [08:48] see you! [08:56] didrocks, ogra_: https://code.launchpad.net/~osomon/webbrowser-app/workaround-empty-toolbar/+merge/202617 up for review to fix the webapps regression, if you have a moment please test [08:57] oSoMoN: I'll get someone for this :) interesting of this flickable side-effect [08:58] didrocks, yeah, it’s the UITK trying to hard to be clever… which works for most apps because they want a standard header and toolbar, but the webbrowser and webapp-container are very special in this regard, so they often uncover bugs on corner cases [09:00] yeah, /me remembers about the "explicit is always better than implicit" motto from sabdfl, and I think it's true on that one :) [09:43] Mirv: is this https://bugs.launchpad.net/qtubuntu/+bug/1271464 something you can help with? My packaging foo is small [09:43] Ubuntu bug 1271464 in qtubuntu "The qubuntu library is not compiled when packaging" [Undecided,New] [09:49] tsdgeos: I see the same libqubuntumirclient.so and libqubuntumirserver.so in the PPA built qtubuntu-android package as is in the archive package? [09:49] yes [09:49] libqubuntu.so is missing [09:49] that's what the bug says, no? [09:50] yes, I was just checking that such a file would need to be there? how do the images work now, then? [09:50] because they use Mir [09:50] libqubuntu.so is for SF [09:50] aha, right [09:50] ok, letting the tab open so I hope to look at that today [09:52] thanks [09:52] i guess it's not ultra urgent [09:52] not sure our status of officially supporting SF anymore [09:52] but if it's not hard to fix, wouldn't be bad to get it back [09:58] man, we need to improve the dependency stuff [09:59] it's weird i end up with qt4 on the phone when installing it :D [10:00] installing it -> flashing it [10:00] i mean === rachelliu_ is now known as rachelliu === Guest39206 is now known as fmasi [10:09] sil2100, good morning :) [10:14] tvoss_: morning! === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem [11:00] Morning all [11:11] dobey: hey. I wonder if you could have a look at my u1db-qt auth code and see if you spot why the credentials aren't working; I'm always getting 401 https://code.launchpad.net/~kalikiana/u1db-qt/syncWithU1/+merge/202508 [11:14] I double-checked that the Authorization header is sent, and from what I can tell it looks correct - it's exactly the value of the signed url. but I might be missing something… I'm not working with oauth usually === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === _salem is now known as salem_ [11:32] didrocks, looks like we can release webbrowser-app with the fix for the empty toolbar in webapps, just got feedback from dbarth__ who tested it extensively and didn’t spot regressions [11:34] excellent, thanks oSoMoN! [11:34] sil2100: doing it? ^ [11:35] didrocks: it's ready in cu2d, can I publish? [11:35] sil2100: sure [11:35] oSoMoN: was it just down to the view being item and not page by any chance? [11:35] didrocks: http://q-jenkins.ubuntu-ci:8080/view/cu2d/view/Head/view/Apps/job/cu2d-apps-head-3.0publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_webbrowser-app_0.23+14.04.20140122-0ubuntu1.diff <- packaging ACK ;) [11:36] didrocks: +1 [11:36] sil2100: +1 [11:36] thanks dbarth__ for the testing [11:37] davmor2, yes, that’s another bug in the UITK [11:38] oSoMoN: see how good a learning experience this has been :) Is there a UITK bug for that too? I know you added UITK to the other one :) [11:39] davmor2, no, I haven’t filed a UITK bug for this one, it’s a bit borderline though, as I don’t think MainView was intended to be used with anything else than Page or PageStack [11:39] but I guess I should file a bug anyway === alan_g is now known as alan_g|afk [11:55] davmor2, updated https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/+bug/1271436 to also affect UITK, and I attached a standalone example to reproduce the issue [11:55] Ubuntu bug 1271436 in webbrowser-app (Ubuntu) "Toolbar for webapps intermittently empty" [Undecided,In progress] [11:57] oSoMoN: confirmed :) thanks [11:58] cheers === alan_g|afk is now known as alan_g === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [12:29] mardy, ping === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk [13:19] I have a query regarding ubuntu installer [13:19] any one there to address me [13:26] revanth1108: just ask your question, and if there is anyone free they will answer === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [13:44] Cimi: I'm here [13:44] Wellark, ask pitti [13:44] Cimi: I don't have a direct question === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [13:45] I'm just trying to make a point that IMO at this point it's a total overkill to implement that AP test to connect to wifi network [13:45] unless somebody already has a complete mock of NM dbus service [13:46] Wellark: yes, python-dbusmock does that (without any actual hardware access or root privs, if you use a local test system bus) [13:47] and even still, it seems the requirements why that AP test should be created is to test that snap-decisions are actually displayed on the screen [13:47] pitti: python-dbusmock is the tool, but somebody has to implement the NM interfaces on top of it [13:47] Wellark: /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/dbusmock/templates/networkmanager.py :) [13:49] pitti: that doesn't cover the SecretAgent which you need to get the prompt [13:50] Wellark: is that part of NM? that sounds like a session bus thing? [13:51] no, it's part of MM [13:51] NM asks for credentials only if it doesn't find them already from the system settings or user settinsg [13:52] and you have to register an Agent which actually provides that info [13:52] right, but I don't believe that NetworkManager (on the system bus) is that agent, as it doesn't have access to your session/X.org [13:52] the Agent from the session registers itself with NM [13:53] ah [13:53] I see, o.f.N.AgentManager.Register() [13:53] I'm just trying to say that the thing that needs to be tested (can you see a snap decision) should be handled with some more easy use case then "try to connect to WiFi which you don't have password for" [13:54] I will eventually have to AP tests in place properly in indicator-network [13:54] well, the thing you try to test is that agent manager, isn't it? [13:55] but for now (based on that email in ubuntu-touch) I would advice doing some other test and not rush something in regarding networking [13:55] loicm: can you comment on https://bugs.launchpad.net/qtubuntu/+bug/1271464 ? [13:55] Ubuntu bug 1271464 in qtubuntu "The qubuntu library is not compiled when packaging" [Undecided,New] [13:55] pitti: no, it's them all [13:55] indicator-network -> NM -> Agent -> NM -> indicator-network [13:56] pitti: that's what you end up testing [13:56] rsalveti, how's the UT for N5 coming? :) [13:56] yes, but I mean you don't want to test NM [13:56] hello Wellark :) [13:56] i. e. you can just mock NM and just make the mock call your agent [13:57] Also does UT have any hotspot capability built in like AOSP does? [13:57] pitti: yes, you can. Just saying that it might end up being really complicated effort to mock it properly [13:57] pete-woods: you've done that, right? [13:57] mocked the SecretAgent parts [13:58] or at least done something there [13:58] Wellark: yes, dbusmock as built-in support for network manager mocking [13:58] (except for registering and calling the agent) [13:58] pete-woods: yep, but just by quick look at it there is no Agent handling [13:59] in the mock [13:59] nor the settings [13:59] fair enough, then that would need to be added [13:59] but it's a template, i. e. you can load it and add that Register function in your test if you want [13:59] and if it's generally applicable we can add it to the template, too [14:00] yes. it's possible. [14:01] Just saying IMO it's overly complicated to rush it in at this point of time just that those nested mir patches can be included [14:02] as the only thing that needs to be tested is that snap decisions / dialogs are visible [14:02] anyway, just wanted to give my input [14:03] sure; you might be able to just invoke the agent via dbus-send or so [14:04] well, why not just invoke a snap-decision directly? [14:04] I would imagine there exists AP tests for snap decisions that would anyway cover the test case didrocks is after [14:04] kalikiana: do you have logs of what happens there? you can run with U1_DEBUG=1 in the env to get extra debug logs to console [14:05] Wellark: that would be the case for that particular case. I still think that someone needs at some point to ensure that basic user stories are working, meaning, you have your device, you can connect to the network [14:05] Wellark: after all tests at 100% and that not working is a failure IMHO (especially if we go with automated image publication to consumers) [14:06] didrocks: yes, I too agree that we need AP tests covering the complete use cases [14:06] *user stories [14:06] Wellark: and we have the opportunity now, otherwise, the priority will be downgraded and that will never come [14:06] but doing it right today for indicator-network is too risky IMO [14:06] didrocks: yes it will [14:07] once I get to it [14:07] when? seems you are telling it's too difficult ELATERNOETA ;) [14:07] so, I don't really feel confidence that "it will" [14:07] didrocks: I will work on indicator-network and related system-settings for the rest of the cycle [14:08] and getting those AP tests is crucially important in my opinion [14:08] Wellark: as long as we have an ETA, it's written on management plan and not drop, I think the minimal snap decision use case is fine [14:08] didrocks: thank you. [14:08] (for releasing nested Mir) [14:08] didrocks: indeed [14:09] thostr_: make sure I have an AP test for connecting to WPA network by the end of this cycle [14:09] :) [14:10] * didrocks adds a big RED sticky note with thostr_'s head around :) [14:10] thostr_: just see didrocks comment few minutes ago [14:10] dobey: on the ubuntuone api side there's no error, I call signUrl with https://u1db.one.ubuntu.com/~/notes-cloud/notes.db make an HTTP request which I know works with the test server which doesn't use auth - but the live server says 401 [14:10] didrocks, pitti, kgunn: so would it be ok if Cimi would now concentrate on a simple snap decision test [14:10] yeah, as per what we discussed above [14:11] instead of a full blown "connet to wifi network" [14:11] dobey: it could be a stupid mistake on my part, I just don't see anything obviously wrong [14:11] Cimi, kgunn: ^^ === FuLgOrE_ is now known as FuLgOrE [14:27] tsdgeos: I wrote the code not the packaging rules, and to be honest I'm kinda clueless about it :) [14:28] loicm: i mean my last comment [14:28] libqubuntu.so is only meant for -android package or for both? [14:28] i..e libqubuntu.so is SF only right? so should be in the -android pacakge only (i guess) [14:34] kalikiana: yeah, and my brain is still a bit slow, since it's inappropriately cold here, and i just recently got up. logs would really help i think [14:39] tsdgeos: it was for sure only meant for android, but maybe that has changed, ricmm_ might know [14:40] dobey: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6797548/ [14:40] ricmm_: can you comment on https://bugs.launchpad.net/qtubuntu/+bug/1271464 ? [14:40] Ubuntu bug 1271464 in qtubuntu "The qubuntu library is not compiled when packaging" [Undecided,New] [14:42] dobey: we can also discuss it later if you prefer, 2h15 til my eod [14:47] kalikiana: i don't see anything obvious to me. i don't know the u1db sync REST API that well though. and it could possibly be a server issue too [14:49] dobey: any ideas how I might narrow down the cause? on a live server I don't expect a full error, but there's no debug instance as far as I was told [14:50] unfortunately the test server doesn't do oauth either to debug it from there [14:51] kalikiana: you could try to sync with the live server using the example app that's in lp:u1db maybe? [14:51] although, it won't grab the token from online accounts [14:51] so maybe not a good test [14:55] kalikiana: when did you log in and get the token you are using there, though? [14:56] dobey: I logged in yesterday, the token is from right before the http request [14:57] ok [14:58] dobey: just now I tried using "curl" by hand, passing Authentication: I got before… same result [15:00] I wonder if there could be an issue like a missing space or something with the credentials [15:00] kalikiana: am asking about something on the server side to see if it's a server side problem [15:01] ah, thanks a lot [15:04] kalikiana: did you get the token from staging, or are you doing this all with production only? [15:04] gatox: hi! Sorry, I'm still on parental leave this week and checking IRC only from time to time; can I still be of help? [15:05] dobey: is that what you're asking? qtdeclarative5-ubuntuone-credentials-plugin 1:14.04+14.04.20131127~85+201401220542~ubuntu14.04.1 [15:06] kalikiana: no, i mean did you have the environment set to point ubuntuone-credentials at https://staging.login.ubuntu.com/ for example [15:07] kalikiana: but since you have no idea what i am talking about, i must presume not :) [15:07] yep, "no" it is then [15:08] Hi, not quite sure if this is the right place to ask (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Multitouch brought me here). I'm looking for a way to change/add multitouch gestures (mainly I'd like 3 or 4 finger swipe to change workspaces) [15:08] mardy, no problem, don't worry [15:09] using unity7 that is [15:11] Cimi: do you know/understand what Wellark & didrocks want now instead of "attempt to connect to wifi" ? [15:11] angelos: this channel is about "Ubuntu Touch" the phone/tablet build of ubuntu [15:11] btw, i'm ok w/ whatever makes sense [15:14] :( no one answered my question [15:16] kgunn, yes [15:17] kgunn, if I get correctly, we want to see if snap decisions come out [15:17] shiggitay, what was your question? [15:21] dobey: yeah, I thought so. So, who can answer my question then? [15:21] also, who can fix the wiki page [15:21] dobey: looks like I found part of the problem. I was failing to pass the same header in a separate request - now I got unauthorized: OAuth validation failed against SSO. [15:21] i don't know [15:22] kalikiana: ah ok [15:22] dobey: so I suppose now is the question, could I be getting invalid credentials? not sure how to verify that [15:23] kalikiana: is the device you're running it on, listed on https://login.ubuntu.com/+applications ? [15:26] dobey: I presume it would be "Ubuntu One @ genmaicha" in that list, laptop running trusty [15:26] lemme try logging in again via the api just in case [15:26] kalikiana: if that's your hostname, then yeah [15:27] ah the log also says "OAuth token received for "Ubuntu One @ genmaicha"" so this is it [15:28] hm exact same error === om26er is now known as om26e === om26e is now known as om26er [15:28] in the http request, that is [15:30] hmm [15:30] hmmm account 4 it says, maybe it's not getting me the correct account? [15:30] I thnik there was some api to list accounts somewhere [15:31] it was 3 before === dandrader is now known as dandrader|lunch [15:31] kalikiana: you can only have one account. not sure why it would have incremented though [15:32] doesn't seem to have any notion of accounts in the api in fact [15:33] dobey: any idea where those are stored? [15:33] might try a brute force reset [15:36] ev: heya, tvoss just helpfully pointed out that it might be a good idea to setup libwhoopsie under CI+autolanding since we'll integrate it with push notifications and such [15:37] kalikiana: accounts are in sqlite, and token is in the keyring [15:37] Wellark, so if I fake an access point [15:37] Wellark, in your opinion should bring up a snap decision? [15:37] who's the one that has to press the button in https://code.launchpad.net/~aacid/ubuntu-system-settings/test_qpa ? [15:38] kalikiana: i don't think "/" is supported in db names, so you can't do "/foo/bar.db" you should just do "/notes-cloud.db" i guess [15:38] Wellark, or the snap decisions in indicator network will need to be registered with the mock? [15:38] er, with the preceding "~" to that of course [15:39] lool: to widen the number of people who can commit to it? Its test suite already runs at build time. [15:39] tsdgeos: nobody. the bot will pick it ups oon [15:39] dobey: there's no bot anymore [15:39] we are into the new manual-landing world [15:39] that is so much better because noone forgets to lands stuff manually === gatox is now known as gatox_lunch [15:41] tsdgeos: is that "new" like having a hand crank to start your car? [15:42] dobey: yep [15:42] kalikiana: so with the path you're using, you would get a 400 (so not the issue at hand, but an issue still) [15:42] dobey: don't make a computer do something you can do yourself! [15:43] tsdgeos: it's Aasimov's first law === alan_g is now known as alan_g|tea [15:52] Cimi: yeah, if you want to do it the hard way [15:52] you fake an ap [15:52] indicator-network shows the ap [15:52] you find the ap from indicator network [15:52] activate it [15:52] then indicator-network tells nm to connect to it [15:52] at which point nm is like "I don't know the credentialss" [15:52] then it goes to it's secret agent [15:52] which is registered by indicator network [15:53] requesting the credentials === alan_g|tea is now known as alan_g [15:53] and then indicator-network's secret agent is like "whoa, I don't know the passphrase for this AP" [15:53] ok [15:53] and shows the snap decision [15:53] I see [15:53] and relays thee info to NM [15:54] Cimi: but as I discussed with didrocks [15:54] all we really want is to test that any snap decision is displayed correctly [15:54] so no need to do the hard dance right now and block nested mir with indicator-network [15:55] just do a straight snap decision AP test instead [15:55] I will take care of the hard case later on this cycle [15:55] to test the full user story on connecting to an AP [15:55] but right now all we need is to test that snap decisions are displayed correctly [15:56] or all that you need to do :) [15:56] dobey: very interesting observation: I can sign and get /api/account/ successfully [15:56] because writing the AP test for indicator network [15:57] Cimi: also requires mocking the connecting Settings objects properly [15:57] kalikiana: on one.ubuntu.com ? [15:57] and that is a complex task [15:57] I understand [15:57] dobey: sorry, miscopied, I mean https://one.ubuntu.com/api/account/ === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [15:58] right [15:58] so it seems the credentials are fine, and the api works… something else must be off [16:00] I wonder, would 400 or 401 come earlier? if I replace ~ with something else or remove it, I get 400 and no oauth errors [16:01] kalikiana: uhm, did you install from that tree first? [16:01] kalikiana: because if not, you're probably using the system version of the plug-in and library, which don't have the changes in that tree? [16:01] dobey: I just change the string in qml, and I see in the logs that it's being used [16:02] the one I'm passing to signUrl [16:02] Mirv: hey, your changes to telephony-service got merged [16:04] kalikiana: the qml is being used, yes. the U1db module and libu1db-qt5.so however, are from the system [16:04] ev: yes, and also to eventually hook it to the landing process [16:05] ev: this helps with reviews, tracking what's landing, reverting changes, landing things together that ought to etc. [16:05] kalikiana: because if you purge the packages for u1db-qt, qmlscene will fail to start :) [16:16] dobey: the installed u1db-qt is correct, I have a qDebug to be sure of it, and ony the qml has the real URL; but I'm really wondering what it means now that one.ubuntu.com works but u1db.one.ubuntu.com doesn't [16:17] unfortunately it isn't explicitly mentioned anywhere in the online docs - if there should be any subtle specialty in how it handles authentication [16:20] lool: indeed, I'm all for it [16:31] cwayne, my question was whether UT has or will have built in hotspot/tethering capabilities like AOSP does [16:33] or if an app will be developed for it [16:34] shiggitay, good question, sorry i don't quite know the answer though === dandrader|lunch is now known as dandrader [16:37] k [16:37] it'd be great though [16:37] is the osk dead in the latest -proposed? [16:37] mine's never showing up [16:38] Can anyone tell me the progress of the N5 port? [16:38] cwayne, see the CI channel [16:38] ogra_, hi [16:38] shiggitay, the port to 4.4 is nicely going forward ... N5 will depend on the community doing a port [16:39] wasn't rsalveti going to port UT to the N5 as well as the HAL layer? [16:39] kalikiana: did you commit/push the missing header on another request? [16:40] seems so [16:40] dobey: yep, I pushed that and the more distinguished error a moment ago [16:41] (more distinguished I mean JSON from u1db instead of only HTTP) [16:44] I'm out of steem for the day… but if you can think of anything else to try at all, I'd appreciate it [16:44] is anyone here fluent in autopilot/uinput interactions? [16:45] pitti, maybe you? ^ - your advice to use evdev to trigger a power press works when I do it in its own little script. But when I do it as part of an autopilot test, it doesn't seem to do anything [16:46] mterry: ah, you are using uinput? [16:46] mterry: autopilot sets up uinput by itself, maybe that and your script interact? [16:46] pitti, yeah. seemed pretty simple [16:47] mterry: do you see the fake event in evtest? [16:47] hi, any ideas how to get OSK back on latest trusty? [16:47] pitti, yes [16:47] pitti, oh wait [16:47] pitti, let me double test [16:47] mterry: or perhaps Mir/whatever isn't listening to multiple input/event devices? or are you injecting into autopilot's? [16:49] how can I iterate over the items in a ListView from AP? [16:49] pitti, I'm creating a new fake event device for it [16:49] mterry: I suppose that's somehow confusing it [16:50] Doesn't confuse it when used outside of autopilot.. [16:50] kalikiana: i think there are a couple of related problems here [16:51] kalikiana: i don't think u1db accepts POST of anything. you PUT documents to the remote. and the signature must match the request type, so you can't create a signature for a GET and use it with a POST or PUT [16:52] elopio: ^ I guess you know :-) [16:53] oSoMoN, hey, on the latest promoted image, when i get an alert in webbrowser-app, there's no buttons [16:53] like for permission to access location for example [16:54] cwayne, sounds like a regression, let me see if I can reproduce here [16:58] cwayne, not seeing that here on maguro, on what device are you seeing this? [16:58] oSoMoN, mako [16:58] cwayne, do you have a screenshot? [16:58] oSoMoN, no but i'll get one for ya [16:59] thx [16:59] oSoMoN, http://people.canonical.com/~cwayne/nobutton.png === ricardodrosales is now known as ricdros [17:00] cwayne, you need to charge your battery! [17:01] cwayne, that’s weird to say the least, which build number? [17:01] sergiusens, well, in fact there seem to be issues with the power indicator on mako [17:02] I’m on 141, and I do have buttons in dialogs [17:02] 141 [17:02] havent looked deper yet, but it behaves weird once you go onto a certain low level ... (like the icon jumping a lot between red and half full) === gatox_lunch is now known as gatox [17:04] popey, ^^^ did you ever notice something like that or is my battery giving up ? [17:13] hello [17:14] Any instructions how to build ubuntu-touch for Maguro(samsung galaxy nexus)? [17:14] All i am looking for is a good working Ramdisk to go with my built kernel [17:14] vic1, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Building [17:15] I've made a simple map (OSM based), which works as expected when running on my device from Qt Creator, but when I install it (still from Qt) I just have a white screen when I launch it. Any hints someone? :) [17:15] @ogra_ checking [17:16] The app show on the installed apps with the correct icon [17:16] but when I click it => a white screen and that's all [17:16] and I see nothing in dmesg for example [17:17] @ogra_: repo init -u git://phablet.ubuntu.com/CyanogenMod/android.git -b phablet-saucy [17:17] this gives phablet-saucy [17:17] but what phablet latest flash shows is trusty (14.04) [17:17] on the device [17:17] vic1, but if you want just the initrd, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools-ubuntu-touch/0.67/+build/5488280 has all you need inside the deb [17:17] (an initrd) [17:18] oh, I meant "I've made a simple app*", not map (even if the app is a map :p ) [17:18] Is this the one to use? ubuntu-touch-generic-initrd 0.67 [17:18] vic1, right [17:20] unpack the deb and grab the file from usr/lib/ubuntu-touch-generic-initrd/ [17:20]