=== mhall119_ is now known as mhall119 === fabo_ is now known as fabo === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [06:11] \o [07:42] shadeslayer_: bug 1280310 might need revised instructions since the dbus api changed to one call [07:42] bug 1280310 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "Infinitely shows 'Collecting information'" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1280310 [07:53] 'I have just marked this bug as "affects me too".' [07:54] it's funny because that feature was introduced to remove the need for people to comment "affects me too" ^^ [08:00] happens all the time ^^ [08:00] moin btw. [08:01] sounds like life, yes [08:02] apachelogger: I counter with this: http://i.imgur.com/gmUw605.gif [08:04] yo-fel [08:04] valorie: that dog is weird [08:04] a nom waiting to happen right there [08:05] indeed [08:06] very unlikely friends [08:10] shadeslayer_, yofel: neon5 orchestration suspended until further notice because of stuff [08:10] (should be back up before the day is out) [08:11] yofel: does the launchpadlib cache simply keep on growign? [08:11] or is there actual stuff that cleans it every once in a while? [08:12] AFAIK yes, on qa.kubuntu.co.uk we ran out of disk space thanks to it. I deleted a few dozen gigs of junk back then, now there's a cronjob that wipes the caches [08:13] mh, I better setup a cron for that ^^ [08:20] ::workspace-bugs:: [1258088] /usr/bin/krunner:TypeError:reloadConfiguration @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1258088 (by errors.ubuntu.com bug bridge) [08:20] Oo [08:20] kubotu: go home, ur drunk [08:28] Good morning. [08:53] morning [08:57] yo shadeslayer_ [09:01] hello [09:01] I have a tail [09:01] why do I have a tail === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer [09:02] shadeslayer: you are evolving :P [09:02] (and de-evolving) [09:03] one would think evolution caused us to lose our tail [09:03] so this would be a regression [09:03] shadeslayer: well theres that also [09:03] where do I file a bug report [09:04] !bug | shadeslayer [09:04] shadeslayer: If you find a bug in Kubuntu, please follow the instructions at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Bugs/Reporting to report the issue to the developers. [09:04] :D [09:04] but what about a bug in life! [09:05] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/life [09:05] ^^ no such package [09:05] bah [09:05] we should write a program called "life" [09:05] a FPS :P [09:05] :O [09:05] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buqtdpuZxvk [09:06] jussi: more like RPG [09:06] also I think that was done and it's called second life [09:06] apachelogger: hah! [09:06] neat song [09:07] some people apparently prefer it over first life, or so a report said a week or two ago [09:07] they even have proper real estate agents there [09:07] also, that guy looks like David Tenant somewhat [09:07] apachelogger: I want the FPS - it should be called Life (and Death) [09:07] that made more sense [09:07] shadeslayer: lol [09:07] shadeslayer: on david note ... broadchurch in case you had not watched it [09:08] ohohoho [09:08] * shadeslayer looks [09:08] something to watch on the flight home [09:08] also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Escape_Artist_%28TV_series%29 [09:09] the end cought me by surprise [09:09] of course I was drunk at the time, so not much surprise the surprisedness is xD [09:09] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlBiLNN1NhQ [09:09] dat song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f5DNUF2CFc [09:09] waaatttt [09:10] apachelogger: I think I saw whoever plays River Song in that trailer [09:10] shadeslayer: which one? broadchurch? [09:10] yes [09:10] no [09:10] must be imagining things :P [09:10] okay, only caught a glimpse [09:10] could be wrong [09:11] yay, okular is compiling [09:11] alex kingston definitely did not star in broadchurch :P [09:11] we should have 4.12.97 today [09:11] * apachelogger thinks shadeslayer is just as drunk as kubotu [09:12] most certainly not [09:12] that's what kubotu said [09:12] still getting krita dupes [09:13] much waste of time [09:14] I think we need to shutdown kubuntu-mobile [09:15] shadeslayer: ? [09:15] apachelogger: we have a #kubuntu-mobile [09:15] pointless [09:15] oh [09:15] yeah [09:15] lol [09:15] shadeslayer: are you able to look at 4.12.97 today? just needs okular fixed, test it all then upload it all [09:15] don't even have ops there [09:15] Riddell: yep [09:15] that's what I'm doing :) [09:15] and looking at the trello [09:16] :( [09:16] mvo still not back from vacation me thinks [09:16] I'll start mirroring the archive [09:17] * apachelogger falls off chair [09:17] oh [09:17] oh oh oh [09:18] xnox: thx! [09:19] apachelogger: krita has no banner in discover :( [09:19] I also think that having margin at the top is giving me OCD [09:19] erm [09:20] *not having a margin at the top [09:20] http://wstaw.org/m/2014/03/31/plasma-desktopNh2282.png === vinay is now known as Guest49237 [09:21] * Riddell looks at kf5 so he can look at doing the plasma alpha release which no distro has commented on http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/kf5-status/build_status_4.98.0_trusty.html [09:28] Riddell: is the kf5 workflow any different than the kde sc one? [09:47] yofel: nope [09:47] k [09:50] yofel: oh but using https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas-frameworks [09:50] aah, thanks [10:04] * Riddell hits a mass retry on kf5 [10:09] Riddell: Does it sound familliar that kf5 doesn't want to start? [10:10] I couldn't login last time I tried. [10:17] lordievader: um, what are you logging into? [10:17] kf5 is just libraries, no programmes [10:32] Riddell: Oh I was talking about the project-neon5 session. [10:32] Tries to login then throws me back to lightdm. === ghostcube__ is now known as ghostcube [10:59] yofel, shadeslayer: neon5 orchestration active again; I'll kill saucy support this week, it is not meeting builddep version requirements all over the place [11:00] fine by me [11:00] ack [11:00] actually, might as well do it right now [11:01] it doesn't do anything useful anyway ^^ [11:08] anyone got preferences (and why) for skrooge or kmymoney? [11:09] hi :) [11:09] peace :) [11:09] 'Morning folks [11:10] jussi: skrooge appeared easier to use, alas less features [11:10] personally I use spreadsheets xD [11:10] hola BluesKaj [11:10] Hi Peace- [11:10] apachelogger: mm i use ... nothing :P easier than yours hahahha [11:11] apachelogger: thanks [11:11] ghostcube: hola man [11:11] :) [11:13] * Peace- struggles himself ,must buy new car [11:28] shadeslayer: hey! [11:28] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-docs/+bug/1300160 [11:28] Launchpad bug 1300160 in Ubuntu Documentation "kubuntu-docs package looks for the wrong lang" [Undecided,New] [11:28] xnox: hi :D [11:28] xnox: I don't suppose you can have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub-installer/+bug/1299099 [11:28] Launchpad bug 1299099 in grub-installer (Ubuntu) "Installer crash after setting a boot partition (while installing)" [Undecided,New] [11:29] xnox: I have access to the machine that has the issue for a couple of das [11:29] *days [11:29] after which it might get difficult to diagnose [11:29] shadeslayer: what's the status of the python 3.4 crashery? [11:30] good question, I have a workaround that introduces another bug [11:30] want to try out? [11:30] http://paste.kde.org/pdkwkxv7j [11:31] shadeslayer: I said you are to ask pyqt upstream whether that is a suitable workaround :P [11:31] right [11:32] * apachelogger is running out of whiteboard space to put issue on [11:32] :S [11:32] apachelogger: http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/pipermail/pyqt/2014-March/033957.html [11:32] whiteboard? [11:32] Riddell: hows the gst1 front? [11:34] apachelogger: not looked closely since busy with plasma alpha, I know I have that issue you said where it didn't install something important [11:34] apachelogger: I also found it didn't recognise my usb headset today [11:34] apachelogger, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-docs/+bug/1300160 [11:34] Launchpad bug 1300160 in Ubuntu Documentation "kubuntu-docs package looks for the wrong lang" [Undecided,New] [11:34] Riddell: oh my :S [11:35] Riddell: bug 1298125 is more high profile than it not checking for stuff [11:35] bug 1298125 in qtwebkit-source (Ubuntu) "qtwebkit build failure on several architectures" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1298125 [11:35] apachelogger: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtwebkit-source/2.3.2-0ubuntu6 [11:35] looks fixed to me [11:35] I do not know [11:35] effect was that amarok did not start [11:36] if qtwebkit is in it should work, if it doesn't work for you it's something new [11:36] on bug 1300160 ... I am not sure that changing the language of khc will suffice to test this [11:36] bug 1300160 in Ubuntu Documentation "kubuntu-docs package looks for the wrong lang" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1300160 [11:36] it's reported against the wrong product though [11:36] so I could not possible handle it [11:37] apachelogger: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-driver-manager/+bug/1280310/comments/16 [11:37] Launchpad bug 1280310 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "Infinitely shows 'Collecting information'" [Undecided,Fix released] [11:37] so it works? 0.o [11:38] good day to upload Firefox [11:38] shadeslayer: yeah? you said it was fixed :P [11:38] apachelogger: it looks fixed to me [11:38] yeah [11:38] the user just wasn't able to confirm it fixed [11:38] which is why I highlighted it [11:38] clearly the python script works [11:38] and you get a reply [11:38] so I don't get the second reporter's comments [11:38] and it looks like a new bug [11:39] shadeslayer: commented on the bug report. [11:39] shadeslayer: there is a strange python traceback. [11:39] ah [11:39] shadeslayer: yes, new bug [11:39] also kdebug needed [11:40] xnox: fwiw it wasn't a LVM install [11:40] manual partitioning [11:40] shadeslayer: did you look into MK's problem? wasn't that the same? [11:40] apachelogger: no, MK's problem is that there are no entries, the script completes though [11:40] ah [11:41] and the KMessageWidget disappears [11:41] it seems all very improbable, python returns but the UI not updating is either a remaining state issue or python not actually returning when called through the KCM [11:42] IIRC even marshalling is done in a finite manner since it does a strict mapping from dict to struct, so it could not be that it gets stuck there [11:43] shadeslayer: possibly add some kdebug to DM::onDevicesReady [11:43] that way we always know whether dbus actually returned or not [11:43] which greatly reduces the guessing already ^^ [11:43] apachelogger: yeah I am going to debug MK's machine tomorrow [11:43] since he's sprinting today [11:45] shadeslayer: I meant in general, upload new manager with some more debug [11:45] for example in onDevicesReady as that is the function called when python returns ;) [11:45] apachelogger: roger [11:45] after lunch [11:45] pff [11:45] lunch [11:45] trying to debug apport [11:46] DriverManager_DBus crashed with FileNotFoundError in _execute_child [11:46] what is it with python and 404s lately xD [11:48] what [11:48] grep -iR "Unable to start" /usr/share/apport , returns nothing [11:49] and yet http://wstaw.org/m/2014/03/31/plasma-desktopVB2282.png [11:50] apachelogger, you can't file a bug on kubuntu-docs [11:52] sure you can [11:52] ubuntu-bug kubuntu-docs [11:52] oops [11:53] <- EHUNGRY [11:54] <- EDETOX [11:55] apachelogger, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-docs/+bug/1300175 [11:55] Launchpad bug 1300175 in kubuntu-docs (Ubuntu) "package looks for the wrong language" [Undecided,New] [11:57] yofel: I might be turning off all of neon recipes now because the manage script is so stupid and my python skillz are rubbish :P [12:06] apachelogger: so the silly apport dialog is definitely a KDE issue [12:07] apachelogger: because I can't reproduce it with apport-cli [12:11] apport-cli does not ue pyqt [12:11] *use [12:13] apachelogger: right, so it's definitely a bug in the apport-kde stuff? === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter_work [12:15] shadeslayer: it's a bug in something that contribues to the stack apport-kde is built upon [12:15] where, I do not know [12:16] I can however tell you that it did not happen before python3.4 so it is at least partially to blame [12:16] but that is not really a surprise [12:16] apachelogger: well, it needs a more intelligent pattern I think, but go ahead [12:16] neon4 isn't really in a usable state for saucy, and completely broken for trusty [12:16] yofel: I can't launchpad times out :P [12:17] I'll try to fix that the next few days [12:17] I did however do a string exclusion on ! neon5 recipes [12:17] apachelogger: try it a few dozen times, it usually works eventually [12:17] so it should be fine [12:17] once the timeouts stop ^^ [12:19] dafuq [12:19] exit code is 256 [12:21] 'da' keyboard layout has a + where normal people have a - [12:21] outragous [12:24] ahoneybun: commented [12:25] what [12:25] what [12:25] what [12:25] how does this even work [12:26] using french fries [12:26] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~apport-hackers/apport/trunk/view/head:/apport/ui.py#L1123 [12:26] https://docs.python.org/3/library/os.html#os.wait [12:28] it should clearly only check for the high byte [12:28] since that's the exit status [12:29] shadeslayer: hm? [12:29] it does? [12:29] but it checks for the whole number? [12:29] no [12:29] i.e. high byte + low byte? [12:29] (pid, status) [12:30] oh [12:30] hm [12:30] it's badly expressed though [12:30] ^^ [12:30] of course the fact that wait returns the values like that is also very neat [12:30] neat? :P [12:30] python insist on you writing a bug [12:30] :D [12:31] here, have some api you can use to create bugs in your application [12:31] it's so badly expressed that I don't understand whether the whole tuple is 16bit or just the exit status. As PID and signal number are different things to me [12:32] as I understood it, the whole tuple is 16 bit [12:32] yofel: 16bit is the tuple [12:32] "the high bit of the low byte is set if a core file was produced." [12:32] :D [12:32] 8 for pid 8 for status [12:32] mind you [12:33] IIRC pid_t is a signed 32bit int [12:33] olololol [12:33] so in theory you could encounter pids that do not fit in the return value of python's os.wait [12:33] yaaaay [12:34] posix spec doesn't apparently define the size explicitly [12:35] "[...] and blksize_t, pid_t and ssize_t are signed integral types." [12:37] which in C IIRC means at least 16bit signed up to inifinity [12:37] > The implementation shall support one or more programming environments [12:37] > in which the widths of blksize_t, pid_t, size_t, ssize_t, suseconds_t, [12:37] > and useconds_t are no greater than the width of type long. The names of [12:37] > these programming environments can be obtained using the confstr() [12:37] > function or the getconf utility. [12:37] uhuh, so 16bit signed up to long [12:38] yay for standards [12:39] well [12:40] if you write a posix system that only supports 2 processes it makes sense to not have an explicit range, so your pid_t can also be a char [12:40] char is not a signed integral type, isn't it? [12:40] to a posix compatible library it makes no difference anyway as long as you have a an upper limit [12:41] yofel: I have not looked at the definition of integral type [12:41] technically it's int8 though [12:41] -.- [12:41] a char can be an int, just a very tiny one ^^ [12:42] does klipper syncronise somehow? [12:43] The header shall declare sets of integer types having specified widths, and shall define corresponding sets of macros. It shall also define macros that specify limits of integer types corresponding to types defined in other standard headers. [12:43] synchronise with what? it can synchronise with xclipboard if you mean that [12:43] int8_t [12:43] yofel: int8 is a legit integer type [12:43] fun [12:43] so you can have an 8bit pid [12:44] so at least os.wait supports to smallest possible value a pid can have :P [14:41] ::workspace-bugs:: [1257760] Lightdm doesn't launch Plasma on Kubuntu Trusty anymore @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1257760 (by Rohan Garg) [14:41] wat [14:41] kubotu: you're drunk [14:41] howdy, shadeslayer :) [14:42] drunk-bot-u :) [14:46] http://www.muktware.com/2014/03/opensuse-offer-rolling-release-kde-software-experience/24829 [14:48] they're getting a neon-style git built [14:49] seems like what Kubuntu has been doing for ages [14:49] yep ^^ [14:50] depends on the implementation details [14:53] !testers | KDE SC 4.12.97 in Ninjas [14:53] KDE SC 4.12.97 in Ninjas: Help is needed in #kubuntu-devel. Please ping Riddell, yofel, soee, Tm_T, shadeslayer, BluesKaj, James147, smartboyhw, Quintasan, lordievader, shrini, tester56, parad1se, mamarley for information [14:54] shadeslayer: what was up with okular? [14:54] Riddell: fixed it? [14:54] oh [14:54] Riddell: someone forgot to rename depends from libokularcore3abi1 to libokular4 [14:55] tsk, naughty someone [14:57] apachelogger: do you think I should push my fix for bug 1282713 , since upstream thinks it's acceptable, the other solution being destroying things by hand, which is tedious [14:57] bug 1282713 in apport (Ubuntu) "apport-kde crashed with SIGSEGV in QWidgetPrivate::deleteTLSysExtra()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1282713 [14:58] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/pipermail/pyqt/2014-March/033957.html [14:58] this also introduces a fun bug where you get that weird dialog saying that it could not open the bug report [14:59] I don't have a solution for that [14:59] given release proximity not crashing is a boon [14:59] hiho, so .97 ready for tests ? [15:00] what testing is needed? [15:02] soee, tester56: does it install? does it run? does baloo search for files correctly in dolphin [15:02] and anything else you think of [15:03] Riddell: will test again this weekend, 3 o4 days ago most things were fine [15:03] Riddell: and for baloo search bugs I have directly informed Vishesh as well as reported the bugs on the bucktracker [15:13] Riddell: Baloo works fine here. Really fast :) [15:13] Morning [15:14] mamarley: if you search for filenames in dolphin does it find the right ones? [15:16] whee [15:16] LO is broken [15:16] Riddell: Actually it doesn't seem to work for filenames. I had it on Content by accident... [15:17] That's weird, when I switched it back to Filename it started working again. [15:17] Riddell: I fixed that. [15:17] please try the RC release [15:18] vHanda: I know, that's what shadeslayer just put out a call to testers for [15:18] shadeslayer: how so? [15:18] Riddell: doesn't start [15:19] all I get is a empty window [15:19] strace locks on a futex [15:19] For me, it worked the first time I tried it, but now it is screwing up. It seems that only things it found in the search results for Content will show up in Filename searches. [15:19] Riddell: http://paste.kde.org/p9l3ogxoz [15:24] same issue like on the ML I guess? [15:31] yofel: yeah [15:31] yofel: oddly, mck182's machine works fine [15:31] and he has the same packages as me [15:31] http://paste.kde.org/p9l3ogxoz [15:31] erm [15:31] http://pastebin.com/g6PYHakZ === mhall119 is now known as mhall119|away [16:27] Riddell: good news [16:28] the guys from cms2cms agreed to migrate our site from dupal to wordpress for us for free [16:29] ovidiu-florin_: in return for our first born? [16:29] :) [16:29] :) [16:30] only one thing [16:30] how should I proceed with this? [16:30] should I give them access irectly to the site? or let them work on a backup? [16:30] they need only DB access afaik [16:30] Who's maintaining the wordpress instance we'll use? [16:31] Wordpress is a security nightmare, so someone needs to be watching it/updating it. [16:32] ScottK: why do you think it's a security nightmare? [16:32] Because there are a lot of security updates and sites that don't update get compromised. [16:32] Drupal is too, but I think our current one is maintained. [16:33] Any modern content management system that I'm aware of is concerning with regard to security, so you have to be careful to keep them up to date. [16:33] I'll do most of the maintenance (updates, deleting spams, aproving comments) [16:33] and ahoneybun if he wants to [16:34] and the posting of news / other stuff, will be the same. [16:35] except that they can/will be translated. [16:35] shadeslayer: libreoffice works for me fine after a dist-upgrade [16:35] Riddell: not using calligra? o.O [16:35] tester56: for testing I use both, we need both to work [16:36] ovidiu-florin_: Is the box wordpress is going to run on an Ubuntu box? Wordpress is in Universe, so the security team doesn't publish security updates for it unless someone from the community prepares them. [16:36] Riddell: I find Calligra has potential, but the bugs and the lack of developers can quickly lead to data loss in a crash [16:36] tester56: yes, this has mostly been the case for the last decade alas [16:37] Riddell: I would probably not use it in production without saving every 30 seconds [16:38] Riddell: But I think it definitely has some potential. The concept is nice, but it is a bit unplolished and crashes a lot, especially when resizing things [16:38] Riddell: I wonder why so few want to work on it ... [16:38] ScottK: I'm not sure I understand you. [16:39] The Ubuntu archive is (somewhat simplified) divided into two parts: main and universe. === ovidiu-florin_ is now known as ovidiu-florin [16:39] For packages in Main, the Canonical funded Ubuntu security team tracks security issues in packages and publishes package updates as needed. [16:40] For Universe, they don't. They'll publish them if someone else prepares them, but they don't do anything more than that. [16:40] Wordpress is not installed on that server from the repos [16:41] it's a direct download from the official site [16:41] OK. [16:41] and it has it's own update system. [16:41] That works too. [16:41] Riddell: I thought there is some commercial interest in the calligra project? [16:41] As long as someone is keeping it up to date. [16:41] we just need am MTA tied to it so it can send notification emails [16:41] and password resets [16:43] If you pick postfix as your MTA, I can probably help set that up. [16:44] most likely we will [16:44] I'm in favor for that [16:46] tester56: Nokia was yes, but then elopalypse happened [16:46] Riddell: yolla? [16:46] yolla has sailfish OS, right? [16:46]