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xnoxcjwatson: is there any way to run memtest on an uefi based machine?00:07
xnoxor should i force it booting with bios? (not sure if it can)00:07
psusixnox, there was a multiboot build of memtest iirc... maybe grub-efi can load a multiboot image?00:11
cjwatsonmemtest upstream isn't willing to build both bios and uefi support into the same version, afaict00:13
cjwatsonso I think the answer is no00:13
cjwatsonmultiboot might let you start the binary, but I don't think it makes it work :-)00:14
psusiis there a uefi build of memtest then?00:18
cjwatsonI don't think so :(00:21
cjwatsonnot one I've seen anyway, been a while since I cared to look00:21
xnoxcjwatson: http://www.memtest86.com/download.htm appears to claim uefi support. I'll try that one out.00:30
cjwatsonok ...00:30
xnoxcjwatson: blimey, it has bling and 3d mouse pointer and everything.00:42
xnoxcjwatson: it's an efi executable by the looks of things.00:42
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xnox=(((( errors are popping up....00:47
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hallynslangasek: hi, regarding the move of OVMF.fd.  Does that require a Replaces: ?03:47
hallynOr is it ok bc it's from the same source pkg?03:47
hallynno i guess it'll need it.  that's for tomorrow i think03:56
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hallynslangasek: d'oh, nm - I was looking at the wrong version.  I see you did it.  sorry.04:02
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slangasekhallyn: it does require replaces: - but see mjt's request to put the symlink in the ovmf package04:14
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pittiGood morning05:38
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RAOFpitti: Good morning!06:01
ionthat06:06
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Unit193mvo: Hello.07:11
mvohey Unit193 - uhhh, I still have a upload that needs to be done, right?07:11
mvo(sorry!)07:12
Unit193mvo: Just needed to make sure a desktop file was fit for the package, yep: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/106054307:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1060543 in software-properties (Ubuntu) "Additional Drivers is not discoverable in Quantal" [Critical,In progress]07:12
Unit193(Anywho, shower now)07:15
pittiinfinity, slangasek: FYI, I changed the ppc64el tests to run with apt clone; so no aufs/overlayfs any more07:28
Mirvzyga: you should find bug #1282257 fixed now with 12.04 + SDK PPA07:29
ubottubug 1282257 in qtchooser (Ubuntu) "qt4 and qt5 dev tools can't be installed together on 12.04 from the ubuntu-sdk-team PPA" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/128225707:29
darkxstxnox, bug 1284496: any idea what is causing that "half" gear, its surely not GNOME08:07
ubottubug 1284496 in casper (Ubuntu) "Booting the Ubuntu GNOME live DE from the advanced boot menu results in a largely unusable DE" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/128449608:07
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dholbachgood morning08:24
ionthat08:29
zygaMirv: thank you08:32
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pittidoko: I fixed python3.4's autopkgtest to also work in containers (i. e. on ppc64el): http://paste.ubuntu.com/6993709/10:27
pittidoko: do you want me to upload that, or do you just want to stage it in the Debian VCS?10:27
pittidoko: same problems/fix on 2.7 and 3.3, I can prepare and test debdiffs if you want10:28
dokopitti, would like to fix it in debian. will take your patch, and stgraber is scared by python anyway ...10:36
pittidoko: stgraber? :-)10:37
pittidoko: oh, I'm not planning to ask for a freeze exception for this; it's irrelevant for beta-1, I'm just walking through the ppc64el failures10:38
dokohe has a cold ;p10:38
pittidoko: I'll prepare/test corresponding patches for 2.7 and 3.3 and hand them to you then, ok?10:39
dokopitti, yes, that would be nice. can you change this for the two other tests as well?10:40
pittidoko: sorry, which two other tests?10:40
dokoahh, only in 2.7 and 3.310:41
pittidoko: in 3.4 there's just testsuite and testsuite-dbg10:41
dokoyep, should be added there. using this to catch progressions10:41
dokoapplied for 3.4 locally10:42
pittidoko: ah, I see the "failing-tests" in 3.3; yes, will apply to those as well of course10:43
pittidoko: these aren't in 3.4, so I didn't know what you mean at first10:44
dokopitti, now added in 3.410:55
pittidoko: thanks; I confirmed that it still works in qemu, too10:56
pittidoko: btw, would you mind fixing Vcs-* for python3.4? the ones at http://packages.qa.debian.org/p/python3.4.html don't work any more11:04
dokoohh, not yet created11:05
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pittidoko: http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/tmp/python2.7.lxc-autopkgtest.debdiff and http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/tmp/python3.3.lxc-autopkgtest.debdiff11:25
MacSlowmhall119, hey there... do we have a developer-doc publishing process? I'm asking because I want know where to put my developer-docs for UbuntuTouch notifications.11:32
MacSlowmhall119, or can I just use the wiki as usual11:32
dokopitti, thanks, applied11:34
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xnoxpitti: so i did a mechanical port of ofono-scripts from python2 to python3. https://code.launchpad.net/~xnox/ubuntu/trusty/ofono/python3/+merge/208117 and it seems to mostly work.11:57
xnoxpitti: can you test it a bit more? i don't quite know how to drive them and/or what the expected results should be.11:57
pittixnox: oh, I'm currently at porting them12:00
pittixnox: yes, the mechanical import is overzealous12:00
pittiI want to keep them bilingual to submit them to upstream12:01
pitti(I assigned the bug to me earlier)12:01
pittixnox: yes, I'll test them12:01
pittixnox: did you send anything upstream already? AFAICS there is only the ML, no bug tracker12:05
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pittixnox: I'll send my formatted patches, just want to refer to your post if you did already12:06
xnoxpitti: nah, i didn't send it through.12:06
xnoxpitti: i was not convinced about keeping them bilingual.12:06
pittimight be more palatable for upstream though, and not hard to do12:07
xnoxpitti: looking at the port however, adding "from __future__ import print_function" below all shebangs should be sufficient to keep them bilingual.12:07
pittiI didn't do that, I just converted the few examples of print "foo", e to print("foo %s" % e)12:08
pitti(in the except: clauses); everywhere else it was already ok12:08
xnoxpitti: also a few scripts used pygobject, so i've ported that go gi12:08
xnoxpitti: i see =) fair enough.12:08
pitti*nod*12:08
xnoxpitti: i think in like apparmor, i kept compat from 2.3 - 3.2 by using sys.stdout.write("%s\n" % foo)12:09
xnoxbut that was pain =)12:09
pittixnox: yeah, I usually do that to replace print >> sys.stderr, "..."12:09
pittii. e. sys.stderr.write("...\n")12:10
xnoxyeap.12:10
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OdyXtkamppeter: I've uploaded cups-filters 1.0.46-1 and cups 1.7.1-6 to unstable. They both have code to migrate the LOAD_LP_MODULES handling to cups-filters where they belong and there's quite a bunch of work for the systemd socket activation + exit-on-idle (which I took from you, but renamed according to upstream feedback). I'm interested in merging reasonable patches for the upstart support in Debian (although I have hard time seeing who would r12:20
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pittixnox: it seems  lp:~phablet-team/ofono/ubuntu is the official branch?12:37
xnoxpitti: i dunno =) but looks like it might be.12:38
pittirsalveti: ok, now I'm confused :)12:41
xnoxpitti: i'd ask sergiusens =)12:41
pittiso confused that I'm even pinging the wrong person12:41
pittisergiusens: so now I'm confused; I did the py3 port against git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/network/ofono/ofono.git12:42
pittisergiusens: and I'm about to port it to lp:~phablet-team/ofono/ubuntu12:42
sergiusenspitti, we moved to git to share with jolla12:42
pittisergiusens: (older version, packaging changes, and I want to sneak in a fix for making it possible to purge ofono-phonesim-autostart)12:42
pittisergiusens: so what is that github branch?12:43
sergiusenspitti, and have something that syncs in to our bzr branch12:43
tkamppeterOdyX, great. For Upstart the main problem is bug 1276713, I hope, xnox can help here.12:43
ubottubug 1276713 in upstart "upstart socket activation for cups" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127671312:43
sergiusenspitti, that github branch is the ofono/ril spinoff (awe is trying to keep the code sane to propose an upstream merge sometime)12:43
pittisergiusens: but apparently our packaging branch isn't based off that rilmodem github branch? at least our packaging branch doesn't have test/rilmodem/12:44
OdyXtkamppeter: ideally, prepare these patches in a master-ubuntu branch that has the current master branch merged; I'd review and include them12:45
pittisergiusens: so you need the tests ported (and extended to cover test/rilmodem/) against that github branch, plus backporting the test to our bzr packaging branch?12:46
sergiusenspitti, one sec, looking for the documentation for this (it's a big sync mess)12:47
OdyXtkamppeter: I've also done the same patch replacement than you did for -5ubuntu312:47
sergiusenspitti, lp:~phablet-team/ofono/rilmodem that's where the github repo is imported to12:55
sergiusensI'm plus 1 for an ofono-ril source package; but you need to take that to rsalveti ;)12:55
pittisergiusens: ok, so I'll port the bits to the github branch and do a pull request; then, how does this get into the packaging branch?12:59
sergiusenspitti, and this is the https://code.launchpad.net/~phablet-team/ofono/ubuntu12:59
sergiusenspackaging13:00
sergiusenspitti, this may be a bit outdated, but goes over the flow https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/document/d/1Sigl_2iJyNc7VDC3HMVylSEDRLGoKncVAMNAhkicqW8/edit#heading=h.myx0y9f6p5ah13:01
pittisergiusens: ok, thanks; I'll look a that after lunch13:03
sergiusenspitti, in any case; if you make the pull request on github, awe and rsalveti will make it land into the archives13:06
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cjwatsonHm.  Is there really no way to throw an exception from a finally block in Vala?13:19
cjwatsonThat's less than helpful when your finally block consists of things that might fail ...13:19
* cjwatson redesigns a bit13:26
tkdhm, i'm trying to track down the source of a SIGABRT in ldconfig (saucy), but the binary is stripped and the libc6-dbg package no longer ships the symbols for /sbin/ldconfig.real. is this intentional?13:43
mhall119MacSlow|lunch: API docs?13:54
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MacSlowmhall119, yes... API/guideline docs14:20
kgunndoko: ping14:26
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mhall119MacSlow: you can publish them using the JSON API if can get them in the right format14:38
mhall119MacSlow: are they qdoc?14:38
MacSlowmhall119, ehm... nope14:38
MacSlowmhall119, what's a good example of how that should look like... and can it deal with images... as pure text would be  a bit "dry" :)14:39
mhall119MacSlow: no image support yet, I need to learn ceph or whatever we use internally14:40
MacSlowmhall119, old / NotifyOSD docs are https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD and I kind of assume knowledge of that and mainly point out differences, provide examples... it's not written like plain API doc as that would be just replicating libnotify's doc.14:43
MacSlowmhall119, but I can see how far I can get with that JSON API stuff14:43
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MacSlowmhall119, another "issue" is the fact that we don't have QML-bindings for notifications yet. So it doesn't blend well with the regular SDK-doc14:46
mhall119MacSlow: ah, ok, those aren't really "API Docs" the way I think of them14:47
mhall119MacSlow: really the only think we'd want in the API docs website is QML bindings API docs14:48
MacSlowmhall119, so would a dedicated wiki-page be sufficient then?14:48
mhall119yeah, I think so14:48
mhall119this doesn't look like is for app developer consumption for the most part14:48
MacSlowmhall119, ok... at least I know where to go once we have QML-bindings14:49
mhall119yup14:49
mhall119and we would very much like to get those QML bindings :)14:49
MacSlowmhall119, notifications are meant to be used by 3rd-party developers14:49
MacSlow:)14:49
pittisergiusens: ok, sent https://github.com/rilmodem/ofono/pull/5614:50
mhall119MacSlow: right, but 3rd party developers don't care about the spacing inside the bubble or how they are stacked on screen14:50
MacSlowmhall119, still they want to be able to trigger notifications... so they need some guidance/examples to copy&paste from :)14:51
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sergiusenspitti, fwiw I'm ok with py3 only15:05
sergiusenspitti, out of curiosity, you don't need to import print_function anymore for py2?15:06
pittisergiusens: in py2 it's just a statement which prints a tuple with a single element :)15:06
sergiusensah15:06
pittior rather, just a parenthesized expression, not a tuple15:07
pittisergiusens: which is why print(a, b) doesn't work (looks odd) in py2, and thus I avoided that syntax15:07
pittisergiusens: and replaced it with "foo %s" % exception15:07
sergiusensok, that works for me15:07
cjwatsonI still prefer using print_function anyway15:15
cjwatsonSince I have nothing that cares about pre-2.6 any more15:15
cjwatson(And, honestly, I'd be quite surprised if anyone else here *really* did)15:15
dokopitti: gobject-introspection should run autreconf15:16
cjwatsonWell, aside from launchpad-buildd.  Hopefully that'll be fixed soon...ish15:16
dokochecking whether the gcc linker (/usr/bin/ld -m elf64ppc) supports shared libraries... no15:16
pittidoko: yes, sorry; that's done in -3, I thought it already imported -3 but LP didn't yet15:17
pittidoko: I'll sync -3 once it's imported, until then it'll get stuck in -proposed15:18
kgunndoko: i understand you might be a good person to talk to about this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/valgrind/+bug/128465315:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1284653 in valgrind (Ubuntu) "valgrind packages ouf of sync with current glibc version (2.19)" [Undecided,New]15:18
kgunnjust shew me away if its something you're already working on...15:19
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slangasekpitti: apt-clone> ok, cool.  Are the failed ppc64el tests going to be re-run?15:38
slangasekdoko: can you please take a look at the valgrind bug kgunn mentions above?15:38
dokoslangasek, sure, might be tomorrow15:39
kgunndoko: appreciate it....our ci is blocked until then...thanks15:39
slangasekdoko: if this is blocking CI, we need to get it addressed today.  Do you know if this should be fixable with a valgrind rebuild?  (seems unlikely to me)15:40
dokoave to look15:40
pittislangasek: I re-ran a lot of them already, but if I missed some I'm happy to retry more15:47
pittislangasek: I didn't really see any which failed specifically for overlayfs15:47
pittislangasek: I retried upstart, eglibc, and some usual  suspects15:47
slangasekpitti: ok, so the latest runs of https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest%20ppc64el/job/trusty-adt-coreutils-ppc64el/ were done with the new setup?15:51
pittislangasek: right15:51
slangasekok, thanks15:51
pittislangasek: as I said, the failures are independent of the overlay15:51
pittislangasek: we'll probably just drop these two tests, if they don't work in LXC; this is already just a subset of the upstream tests anyway15:52
pittislangasek: I fixed some 5 other tests yesterday and today, but I can't do that single-handedly15:52
pittislangasek: FYI, I fixed the python{2.7,3.3,3.4} issues, doko committed the patch to Debian; so the next upload should fix those16:01
slangasekpitti: spiff16:01
pittislangasek: also, there's quite a lot of failures which are due to nonexisting packages, such as valgrind or odbc16:01
pittiI guess these already count as "real" problems16:01
bdmurraympt: your addition of the milestones adds empty space in the graph for the future milestones, is that intended?16:02
pittislangasek: I haven't yet walked through all of the failures, just perhaps 1/4; most failures are indeed due to missing dependencies, not really ppc specific (aside from the uninstallabilities)16:02
pittislangasek: so generally this is looking mostly good16:02
slangasekpitti: valgrind would need porting, and tests should probably do something sensible on architectures where it doesn't exist16:02
pittislangasek: ah, ok16:03
slangasekpitti: what's the odbc problem?16:03
slangasekunixodbc is certainly available16:03
pittie. g. http://d-jenkins.ubuntu-ci:8080/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest%20ppc64el/job/trusty-adt-psqlodbc-ppc64el/4/console16:03
pittiE: Package 'odbc-postgresql' has no installation candidate16:03
pittihttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/167155126/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-ppc64el.psqlodbc_1%3A09.02.0100-2ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz16:04
pittitest failures16:04
pittipsqlodbcw.so' : file not found16:04
pittior rather, some build failure16:04
slangasekpitti: ah, well, the problem is trying to run the autopkgtest for a package which has itself not been built for the arch :)16:04
pittiright16:05
cjwatson.so file not found> /me guesses out-of-date libtool macros without even looking at the log :)16:06
pitticjwatson: *nod*16:06
cjwatsonGrr, https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=558620 is annoying16:07
ubottuGnome bug 558620 in introspection "Add default values" [Enhancement,Assigned]16:07
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dokoslangasek, valgrind uploaded, untested. afk now until the late evening16:20
slangasekdoko: ok, thanks16:28
pittiYokoZar: is there any progress with getting 1.6 out of -proposed? AFAIK that required some hinting in britney?16:28
pittislangasek: e. g. the exim4 one is easy, just missing dependency; exactly the same problem in http://ci.debian.net/data/unstable-amd64/packages/e/exim4/2014-02-22.log16:32
* pitti goes to fix and file a bug to Debian16:32
seb128hum, why is britney (http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#empathy) saying16:32
seb128out of date on ppc64el: empathy, empathy-dbg, mcp-account-manager-goa, nautilus-sendto-empathy (from 3.8.6-0ubuntu4)16:32
seb128where16:32
seb128https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/3.8.6-0ubuntu416:32
seb128https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/3.8.6-0ubuntu516:33
seb128it's depwait on ppc64el on both versions16:33
pittiso out-of-date sounds quite right?16:33
cjwatsonbritney's still looking at the bootstrap archive for its "before" state16:34
cjwatsonI mean, the pre-rebuild archive16:34
seb128so it needs an overwrite?16:34
xnoxcjwatson: shouldn't that be reverted now...16:35
cjwatsonNo, it means it used to build before we rebuilt the world and now doesn't16:35
seb128pitti, well, the error suggests it think it's a regression and is blocking it due to that16:35
cjwatsonSo this is actually one of the things it *should* be catching IMO16:35
seb128cjwatson, it briefly built when we changed the arch lists from a limited set to "all", but that created uninstallable binaries (depending in qtdeclarative)16:36
xnoxcjwatson: i think it's a false positive, as the chain of dependencies gained a depwait on qml.16:36
cjwatsonOh, mind you, gnome-control-center-signon ... yeah16:36
seb128cjwatson, we reverted to the old archs list16:36
seb128but we might have binaries leftover to delete then?16:36
cjwatsonNo16:36
* seb128 wants qt5.216:36
cjwatsonAnyway, infinity said he was going to look through the list of differences ASAP and check whether anything needed to be saved to avoid rebootstrapping16:37
cjwatsonBecause it's not just proposed-migration, the chroots are still pointed at the pre-rebuild archive for build-deps AIUI16:37
cjwatsonSo I'd prefer to let him finish tha16:37
cjwatsont16:37
seb128ok16:37
seb128empathy is blocked by beta freeze anyway16:37
seb128so no hurry16:37
seb128cjwatson, thanks16:38
doko5.2 is an odyssey16:38
cjwatsonDoes anyone actually have a current list of what's blocking 5.2?16:38
Laneythought I saw something go by in my release mailbox16:38
seb128Mirv send status updates on the phone list16:38
Laneyhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtbase-opensource-src/+bug/127832916:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1278329 in qtxmlpatterns-opensource-src (Ubuntu) "[FFe] Qt 5.2" [Undecided,New]16:39
mitya57cjwatson: two bold items in http://pad.ubuntu.com/qt52-dependencies16:39
seb128ah, the bug Laney pointed has a the update from yesterday16:39
seb128"multimedia on Ubuntu Touch"16:40
seb128we need to get rsalveti & co look at that :p16:40
Laneyit's not really precise16:40
seb128https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtmultimedia-opensource-src-touch/+bug/127119216:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1271192 in ubuntu-touch-meta (Ubuntu) "Update qtmultimedia dependencies for Qt 5.2" [High,Confirmed]16:41
seb128but that doesn't have lot of details either16:42
seb128out of "need to be ported to qt 5.2"16:42
dokowhat worries me more is that we have absolutely no status what else besides the phone will break16:43
sergiusenspitti, didrocks hey, if wanted debug syms for https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtubuntu-camera how would I get them (if created at all)16:43
seb128doko, not a lot out of the phone is using qt516:44
seb128sergiusens, http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/universe/q/qtubuntu-camera/16:45
seb128sergiusens, seems like they are in the normal ddebs archive?16:45
sergiusensseb128, thanks16:46
seb128sergiusens, yw!16:46
pittisergiusens: they are in ... what seb128 said16:46
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pittidoko: ah, LP imported it, fixed in https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gobject-introspection/1.39.90-316:51
pittislangasek: https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/trusty-adt-bluez-ppc64el/6/console is an interesting failure, that smells like an actual problem16:57
xnoxdoko: there only are like 5 things outside of ubuntu phone that use qt5.17:06
xnoxin the archive...17:06
Laneycurrently17:06
xnoxLaney: doko: but they are also known to work, since debian is on 5.2 for a long time.17:15
Laneydoes Debian have a KDE which uses Qt 5?17:17
Laney& that's in exp only isn't it?17:17
xnoxLaney: nobody has it, and neither will we. Framework5 is aimed to be released after 14.04 is released, and kubuntu is planning to provide a backport/ppa to be able to run framework on top of 14.04 base.17:18
xnoxLaney: thus if either of the two turns out to be incompatible, framework5 has time to fix it in devel, and qt5.2 will need srus. but that's a given. It is known that Framework5 will ideally want 5.2, thus having 5.2 by default is desired by all parties involved in trusty.17:20
Riddell5.2++17:21
LaneyI'm not denying that it is a desirable state to aim for. The point is that it's quite late and all of the testing so far has been phone focused.17:21
Riddellfrom the KDE side we need 5.2, 5.0 doesn't work with our stuff17:22
xnoxLaney: correct, there is no other testing we can do to be honest, as there just aren't anything out there that uses qt5 yet. I mean, you can try running pokerth, but that thing is like always borked =))))17:22
xnoxRiddell: did you try running it against the canonical-edgers ppa with 5.2 ?17:23
xnox(or at least rebuild against it)17:23
xnoxthe whichever Neon builds out there?17:23
Riddellxnox: yes, it only builds if using that ppa17:23
xnoxRiddell: perfect! ship it! =)17:23
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zteamHi guys!17:31
zteamI just wanna ask a simple question17:31
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zteamI have a quite annoying bug in Ubuntu 13 (I assume) with Lightdm which I'm unable to resolve would it make sense to file a bug-report on that  considering 14.04 is just a around the corner, or would that just waste the developers time?17:34
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ograzteam, is it fixed in 14.04 ?17:37
xnoxzteam: you should just ask / describe your bug straight off the bat. there is little benefit discussing "what ifs" =)17:40
zteamogra,  I have no idea, and I don't have powerful enough hardware to test in a Virtualbox either :-)17:43
ograzteam, well then you should file it in any case to make sure it can get fixed in 14.04 (if it is still present there)17:44
xnoxzteam: there are like ~300 people here running 14.04.... and we are yet to hear what the bug is =)17:44
ograand that :)17:44
zteamxnox, sure my problem is that my Ubuntu 13.10 installation sometimes forgets to start up LightDM, and instead just give me a black screen it, so I have to go to a terminal and run "sudo service lightdm restart" to get LightDM to run17:46
xnoxzteam: are you using Ubuntu / Unity, or e.g. Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Mint, etc?17:46
zteamxnox,  I have been asking about this in the Ubuutu channel and people have examined my logfiles, but no one have been  able to give me a working solution17:47
zteamxnox, I'm using Unity, but I also have XBMC installed (and selectable from LightDM)17:48
xnoxzteam: please file a bug using: ubuntu-bug unity-greeter17:48
xnoxzteam: that should attach everything that's necessory.17:49
zteamxnox, Okey, I should add that this happens quite rarely, last time it happend was about one week.17:50
zteamxnox, will that tool collect the .old logfiles as well?17:54
xnoxzteam: it should collect all that's useful.17:56
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c_kornhello, if a website uses gzip for delivering the content, how can I debian/watch to do this properly? e.g. wget "http://byuu.org/" -O- -q | zcat18:35
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roaksoaxcjwatson: howdy! I think you can help me with this. Is there a way to preseed a value from a package we are installing to one of its dependencies"?19:03
roaksoaxcjwatson: for example, i want to install: sudo apt-get install X, but X depends on Y, and I want to preseed the value of Y so it does not show a particular debconf note19:04
cjwatsonroaksoax: No, use some method other than preseeding19:04
roaksoaxcjwatson: what method would that be?19:04
cjwatsonNo idea, depends on the package19:04
cjwatsonIf X depends on Y then there's no guarantee whatsoever that any of X's code would run before Y is installed19:05
cjwatsonMuch less before Y's preconfiguration happens, which could be arbitrarily early19:05
roaksoaxcjwatson: Right. makes sense.19:06
cjwatson(dpkg-preconfigure doesn't sort packages in any kind of dependency order, and doesn't really have the information needed to do so anyway)19:06
cjwatsonpitti: Do you have any recommendations for doing some kind of equivalent of unittest.mock in Vala unit tests?19:11
cjwatsonGoogle is not helping19:11
roaksoaxcjwatson: thanks!19:11
cjwatsonroaksoax: (your problem may be insoluble, or at least may require significant reworking of how Y does things)19:13
cjwatsonI'm not aware of people being particularly successful at this in the past - it's generally been a mess when people have tried IIRC19:14
roaksoaxcjwatson: so, what if I change the priority of such debconf note to medium. Would it still be shown in the installer but not on an apt-get install?19:20
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Saviqany idea why I can't launch empathy recently, which is complaining about non-existent libwayland-egl.so.1?19:52
Saviqhad to symlink libwayland-egl.so19:55
NoskcajCan someone look at https://code.launchpad.net/~noskcaj/ubuntu/trusty/ekiga/ftbfs/+merge/208221 ? It should fix the i386 and ppc64el build failures20:13
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zteam_So I created a bug report about my LightDM issue, would apprcieate very much if someone can have a look at it :-) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/128482620:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1284826 in Ubuntu "LightDM fails to start randomly" [Undecided,New]20:40
Noskcajzteam_, I've changed it so it actually affects lightdm20:44
hallynjust curious, does anyone do anything with workman (https://gitorious.org/workman/pages/Home) ?20:54
hallynhm, maybe workman is obsoleted by systemd20:55
hallynoh, yes it was - https://www.redhat.com/archives/workman-devel/2013-July/msg00007.html20:56
zteam_Noskcaj, thanks, I personally have no idea, whetever, LightDM or unity-greeter is the root of my problem :-)20:56
Noskcajzteam_, Next time you file a bug, use "ubuntu-bug PACKAGE". But it's good you attached the logs.20:59
zteam_Noskcaj, belive me I trieed too...21:00
Noskcajok21:00
zteam_Noskcaj, sudo ubuntu-bug unity-greeter21:00
zteam_[sudo] password for zteam:21:00
zteam_(process:8032): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_slice_set_config: assertion 'sys_page_size == 0' failed21:01
Noskcajoh21:01
zteam_yep, that's what I felt too, a crasing bug-report tool :P21:02
infinityzteam_: Why would you run it as root?21:05
zteam_infinity, becuase I assumed the reeson it crashed the first time was it didn't had permission to read some logfiles21:06
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zteam_infinity, the first time I ran it I just I did ran ubuntu-bug unity-greeter, but then it didn't worked I thought, it was uable to reach some logfiles21:09
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zteam_infinity, :-)21:10
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NoskcajCould someone please do some work on the sponsoring queue? It's getting fairly full, mostly with bugfixes21:14
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cjwatsonroaksoax: the installer uses the same debconf priority as the regular system (high), so no21:57
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slangasekpitti: https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/trusty-adt-bluez-ppc64el/6/console > does module loading work in the test env, and do you have linux-image-extra installed (or better, the linux-image-generic metapackage)?  I reproduced a failure here, but only because bluetooth.ko was missing23:20
infinitypitti: Should I be seeing armhf and ppc64el configurations on https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest/job/trusty-adt-eglibc/23:50
infinitypitti: Or is that coming $later?23:50
infinityOh, maybe that's just the britney-triggered ones?23:51
infinityWhere do I find the non-britney runs?23:51
infinitypitti: Ahh, nevermind.  Going up one level, I found armhf and ppc64el in their own little worlds.23:52
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infinitypitti: Okay, so the eglibc/armhf failure looks like armhf is still using overlayfs?23:57
infinitypitti: The ppc64el failure, though, is completely unexpected and weird...23:57

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