[00:24] sinzui: ping [00:34] thumper: you about? [00:34] ya [00:35] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7187528/ [00:35] the test passed for me [00:35] just ran it locally, not ppc obviously [00:36] wallyworld_: which gccgo ? [00:36] but i thought you said that just using gccgo would cause it to fail [00:36] sorry [00:36] waigani: [00:36] davecheney: gcc version 4.9.0 20140330 [00:36] waigani: your ppc details are incoming [00:36] waigani: now we need to get you set up on the ppc machine [00:36] wallyworld_: I'm stealing your identity ;) [00:36] waigani: your login has been setup... [00:36] nothing worth stealing really [00:36] waigani: I can add you as an ssh user to my vm [00:37] thumper: waigani got a new vm for waigani [00:37] davecheney: already? [00:37] thumper: okay. Didn't you say it failed for you on your local machine? [00:37] yeah... [00:37] davecheney: nice :) [00:37] waigani: run the entire package [00:38] waigani: what lp is this again ? [00:38] thumper: all pass [00:38] hmm... [00:38] waigani: definitely need to get you running that on power [00:38] davecheney: https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju-core/+bug/1300032 [00:38] <_mup_> Bug #1300032: charm: gccgo test failure

[00:38] davecheney: what is that line to import ssh keys from lp? [00:38] waigani: yeah that will pass on your local macine [00:38] disconnect from your network [00:39] ah [00:39] or export http_proxy="www.microsoft.com" [00:39] or something [00:39] thumper: ssh-copy-id [00:39] ssh-import-id [00:39] i forget [00:39] i think the latter [00:39] ssh-import-id $LAUNCHPAD [00:39] kk [00:40] waigani: your machine is winton-09 [00:40] instructions are here -> https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/document/d/1m9R2n6LPLNLGjdopcNkQYVG8D5V4FTyvc1vvn-9ZifM/edit [00:44] 11:40 < davecheney> waigani: your machine is winton-09 [00:44] 11:40 < davecheney> instructions are here -> https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/document/d/1m9R2n6LPLNLGjdopcNkQYVG8D5V4FTyvc1vvn-9ZifM/edit [00:44] davecheney: cheers. I've got a screen full of errors now :) yay [00:49] hows this coming https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/servercloud-p-arm-service-orchestration [00:49] and could i use devices such as http://www.amazon.com/Rikomagic-Android-Cortex-A9-External-Miracast/dp/B00GPJLVQW [00:51] Valduare: wrong channel made [00:51] mate [00:51] sorry [00:52] this is where the developers of juju are? [00:52] the guys who are implementing juju for arm or is there a #juju-arm channel [00:52] Valduare: we write juju [00:52] we don't know anything about ubuntu on arm [00:52] specfically [00:52] try #server [00:53] or #ubuntu [00:53] ok [00:54] Valduare: sorry, i can't really tell you who to talk to, only that we're not the right people [00:55] someone here has to be interested in testing juju on arm? [00:55] doesnt make sense there wouldnt lol [00:59] Valduare: there is... [00:59] Valduare: mwhudson looks at arm of some form [00:59] Valduare: depends what you are wanting to know [00:59] axw: hey, here on time? [00:59] thumper: yo, I am in fact [00:59] cool [01:00] thumper: im interested in some suggestions for arm servers that will be supported well [01:00] i only have experience with mk808 style hdmi stick devices heh [01:06] hmm... I'm getting: ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host [01:15] waigani: add a -vv on there [01:20] thumper: sorry, closed wrong tab [01:21] davecheney: emailed you output [01:22] waigani: something between you an batuan is blocking port 22 [01:23] waigani: is tim using the internet again [01:23] heh [01:34] c.Assert(a, gc.DeepEquals, []string{"amd64"}) [01:34] ... obtained []string = []string{"i386", "amd64"} [01:34] ... expected []string = []string{"amd64"} [01:34] OOPS: 81 passed, 1 FAILED [01:34] --- FAIL: TestMAAS (11.60 seconds) [01:34] FAIL [01:34] FAIL launchpad.net/juju-core/provider/maas 11.699s [01:34] ffs [01:35] Valduare: there is still (!) no really compelling arm server product [01:35] mwhudson: highbank ? [01:35] davecheney: calxeda went bust [01:35] so if you have one, sure [01:35] but you can't get any more... [01:35] mwhudson: though not a lot of ram ie 2 gigs each, these mk902 devices look pretty neat [01:36] Valduare: when the ubuntu server team look at those arm boards [01:36] the lack of an onboard LOM or IPMI controllre [01:36] pretty much knock them out of contention [01:36] Valduare: just check that the ethernet isn't some usb2 rubbish [01:36] yes, and that [01:36] ah [01:36] I was talking to the linux-sunxi guys about a u-boot that could pause and wait for the kernel over network [01:37] Valduare: sure [01:37] but there is a difference between being able to do that in software [01:37] and being able to do it in hardware [01:37] and it's that distinction that is what draws the line between consumer grade and server grade [01:37] at least in my mind [01:37] aye [01:38] if you want to solder things and play around and have fun, then yes, go for it [01:38] but it's not something you put in a data centre [01:38] i dream of running my small DC on solar one day lol [01:38] mwhudson: except in our data center :) [01:38] i've heard that is *exactly* how the lp arm builders work :P [01:38] davecheney: not any more, we have some highbanks now :-) [01:38] lucky we got them in time [01:38] * davecheney doffs hat [01:38] but yes, we did have panda boards in our dc [01:39] is _really_ hated them [01:39] mwhudson: yeah [01:39] mwhudson: i love my panda [01:39] i've never had a more reliable builder [01:39] what do you think of panda board vs mk902 type device [01:39] although probably not as much as some of the strange things we had before [01:39] Valduare: I don't have much experience with mk902s [01:39] Valduare: panda is better supported for running ubuntu-type distros on i think [01:39] i've used the A20's from cubie [01:40] imx6's [01:40] Ti's [01:40] and the exegons [01:40] whatever [01:40] stupid name [01:40] -1 for marketing a product that nobody can spell [01:40] lol [01:40] then i was looking at these little beasts http://www.ebay.com/itm/FREE-SHIP-Supermicro-A1SAM-2750F-O-Intel-Atom-C2750-DDR3-SATA3-V-4GbE-/191091952279?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c7df7ca97 [01:40] 8 core atom - 64 gigs ecc ram [01:42] not enough money in the world hwen your buying for yourself heh [01:48] on your icydocks what kind of drives are you running in them [01:48] Valduare: i appreciate you really want to talk about arm [01:48] but this isn't the channel [01:49] aye - [02:30] wallyworld_: hangout? [02:30] sec [02:31] wallyworld_: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/76cpj3ag8c2517af97k8drl72c?hl=en when you are ready [02:42] thumper: I'm back [02:46] wallyworld_: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7acpj3620q4qsuh0smb7157iqg?hl=en [02:46] nope [02:46] waigani: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7acpj3620q4qsuh0smb7157iqg?hl=en [02:46] wallyworld_: sorry [02:46] np [03:03] thumper: packages are all installed now [03:03] waigani: oh, good [03:12] davecheney: I'm in! But ... trying to install golang, it has unmet dependencies which can't be installed [03:15] waigani: paste ? [03:15] davecheney: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7187924/ [03:18] waigani: where did you get those instructions ? [03:20] waigani: instructions are here -> https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/document/d/1m9R2n6LPLNLGjdopcNkQYVG8D5V4FTyvc1vvn-9ZifM/edit [03:25] waigani: thumper mwhudson http://paste.ubuntu.com/7187946/ [03:25] current state on ppc64 [03:39] * thumper looks [03:39] wow, joyent tests suck [03:41] thumper: is that why they pass ? [03:41] or the whole, 90% chance of timing out [03:41] davecheney: I was just looking at the time [03:56] davecheney: what am I missing? Can't install go on ppcvm: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7188020/ [03:59] thumper: yeah, i never got to fix the tests run time [03:59] didn't look into it [04:00] also, testing bug 1300032 locally, gccgo without network, I get a pile of linker errors: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7187960/ [04:00] <_mup_> Bug #1300032: charm: gccgo test failure

[04:01] I rebuilt pkg, updated and upgraded via apt-get - still get the same errors [04:01] thumper: ^ [04:01] wallyworld_: ok, we can put it on the TODO list [04:02] waigani: where did you read those instructions ? [04:02] waigani: hmm... I don't know [04:03] waigani: lets fix one problem at a time [04:03] davecheney: trying to follow yours, go get ..., no go, so trying to install go [04:03] waigani: can you please show me where in the instructions that it it says to do the line that you are having trouble with [04:03] $ go get -v launchpad.net/juju-core/… [04:03] waigani: which document [04:04] davecheney: the one you sent me: https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/document/d/1m9R2n6LPLNLGjdopcNkQYVG8D5V4FTyvc1vvn-9ZifM/edit# [04:04] what does the line directly preceeding that one say ? [04:05] $ sudo apt-get install gccgo-4.9 gccgo-go bzr git [04:05] did that command work ? [04:06] davecheney: nop [04:06] ok, so lets fix that one [04:06] then following commands might work [04:06] okay [04:06] waigani: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7188020/ [04:07] ^ this paste does not match the command you said you entered [04:07] can you check please [04:08] davecheney: that was my attempt to install go [04:08] davecheney: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7188045/ [04:08] ok, so those are all installed [04:09] apt is complaing because a prevoius installation failed [04:09] what happens if you follow its advice ? [04:09] it'll probably tell you to uninstall something, probably the 'golang' meta package [04:09] apt-get -f install.. [04:10] yep removed [04:10] you should be good to go [04:12] yep, reran install and I've got go. Thanks [04:13] cool [04:14] /usr/bin/go is probably provided by an alternative [04:14] so it won't be present til the post install of gccgo-go runs [04:14] and that doesn't run if there are apt errors [04:38] * thumper taps fingers waiting for lbox [04:40] * davecheney plays a few hands of solitare [04:41] for someone... simple test tweak https://codereview.appspot.com/82940044 [04:43] thumper: you need a defer to close that listenre [04:43] well, need is a bit strong [04:43] maybe should === vladk|offline is now known as vladk [06:07] protip: if you've been running juju tests all day, check /tmp === vladk is now known as vladk|offline [07:22] mornin' all [07:30] morning rogpeppe [07:30] axw: hiya [07:31] rogpeppe: I have an LGTM from fwereade on the fixes to parallel open, did you want to take a look before I land? [07:31] axw: just looking [07:33] fwereade: no rush, just checking: did you see my email about InstanceDistributor? [07:36] axw: TestDialWebsocketStopped looks a little dubious to me [07:36] axw: doesn't it run the risk of panicking? [07:37] rogpeppe: I don't see how, can you please expand? [07:38] axw: you're passing websocket.Config into newWebsocketDialler [07:38] axw: s/passing/passing a nil/ [07:39] axw: istm that you're only lucky that it doesn't get into websocket.DialConfig before it receives the stop notification [07:40] rogpeppe: no luck involved, it's intentional that it should not use the config if the channel is stopped. but I can pass in a non-nil config if you feel strongly [07:41] axw: ah, of course, you close the channel before calling the function. [07:41] axw: doh! sorry, ignore me [07:41] rogpeppe: no worries :) [07:42] axw: LGM [07:42] axw: LGTM even :-) [07:42] cheers [07:43] axw, not yet [07:43] rogpeppe: what's wrong if "else if"? [07:43] fwereade: okey dokey [07:44] axw: it makes me look to see if there's some reason that the if is necessary [07:45] axw: s/if is/else is/ [07:45] axw: the only reason that i can see that it's necessary here is to save a line, but i don't think that's a great reason [07:46] rogpeppe: ok. I tend to do it not so much to save lines, but to group related comparisons [07:46] related tests [07:46] whatever [07:48] axw: yeah, fair enough. i guess whereever i see an else after a break or return, i wonder if there's been a mistake [07:48] axw: but if you feel strongly about it, keep it [07:48] not particularly :) === vladk|offline is now known as vladk [08:13] good morning [08:16] morning vladk [08:21] morning all [08:22] morning dimitern [08:26] rogpeppe: isn't "HA: agent cache current API addresses" (i.e. with a worker) pointless if we keep provider-state up-to-date in storage? [08:27] axw: only if the agent can get access to provider-state [08:27] axw: (which it can't currently) [08:27] ah right [08:28] rogpeppe, fwereade when you both get a moment can you take another look at https://codereview.appspot.com/75600044/. fwereade: It's changed since you LGTMed it [08:28] mattyw: will do [08:30] rogpeppe: https://codereview.appspot.com/83050045 - jujud generates shared secret & calls SetStateServingInfo [08:31] axw: brill, looking [08:33] axw: voidspace is shortly to propose a CL which adds a SetStateServingInfo to agent config. [08:33] axw: (and a StateServingInfo getter too) [08:34] ah ok [08:34] axw: but actually, that should merge ok with your branch [08:35] axw: isn't the "between 6 and 1024 chars and base64" stipulation funny? [08:37] rogpeppe: it is a bit, not sure what the deal is there [08:38] rogpeppe: it's not clear on whether it's inclusive/exclusive either, but mongo doesn't complain with 1024 at least [08:38] axw: good [08:38] axw: 1024 seems a bit like overkill though [08:39] axw: especially as the randomness won't compress and cloudinit files are limited in size [08:39] axw: although... it actually never goes in a cloudinit file, does it? [08:39] axw: so it probably makes no odds [08:40] rogpeppe: right, it doesn't. it only goes to disk and mongo [08:41] axw: i'm just looking at MongoUpstartService. I *think* that's never used to generate an upstart conf that goes across the network. does that seem right to you? [08:42] axw: in which case filepath would be more appropriate than path, but then again, this is *upstart*, so path will be fine in fact. [08:42] rogpeppe: MongoUpstartService is used inside environs/cloudinit [08:42] for how long I don't know [08:42] axw: that needs to go away though [08:43] I assume once this is all done, we'll generate the mongo upstart service in the agent [08:43] sure [08:43] axw: when EnsureMongoService is called by jujud [08:43] axw: yeah, there's a long-standing CL that will do that [08:44] axw, thumper: hopefully I requeued the right branches to land. I had to do some bot surgery to get 1.18 available, and I noticed we were out-of-disk-space, which is probably why you were resubmitting them earlier. [08:45] jam1: thanks, sorry if I was interfering [08:46] axw: I didn't do my normal safety checks to see if it was running anything and grab the fslock, but hopefully I didn't break anything too badly. === axw is now known as axw-afk [08:50] morning all [08:50] g'morning [09:23] voidspace: hiya === axw-afk is now known as axw [09:44] * fwereade will be a few mins late to the meeting to allow the nearby hoovering to complete [09:44] don't wait for me [09:44] fwereade: it's an hour later [09:45] so much the better then :) [09:46] voidspace: https://code.launchpad.net/~axwalk/juju-core/jujud-bootstrap-mongo-sharedsecret/+merge/213610 [09:50] fwereade: that's a lot of hoovering :0 [09:50] haha [09:50] rogpeppe: I'm not muted [09:50] rogpeppe: I can hear [09:51] voidspace: hmm, you just went ultra-quiet [09:58] wwitzel3: I'm just grabbing a coffee, then I'll be in our 1:1 hangout [09:59] good morning [09:59] jam: sounds good [10:01] good morning perrito666 [10:09] morning all [10:11] morning natefinch [10:14] natefinch: morning [10:14] wwitzel3: morning [10:15] voidspace: morning [10:24] voidspace: environs/cloudinit/cloudinit.go [10:29] rogpeppe1: ~mfoord/juju-core/stateservinginfo [10:39] so running tests is pooing in my tmp directory [10:40] fwereade: will you have a moment after the standup to discuss SetPrivate/PublicAddress? [10:40] axw: re: https://code.launchpad.net/~axwalk/juju-core/jujud-bootstrap-mongo-sharedsecret/+merge/213610 [10:41] axw: what happens if you pass --keyFile when we don't use replSet, especially on a Mongo that was initialized differently ? [10:46] wallyworld_, ofc [10:58] jam: I tested with the local provider, it just worked [10:58] jam: I created another card to create the keyfile on upgrade [10:59] axw: thx. I think the idea is that EnsureMongoServer code (that hasn't landed yet) is intended to "make the state consistent" [10:59] which would be writing that file [10:59] and rewriting the Upstart file [11:00] makes sense [11:00] I will update the card to reflect that [11:03] voidspace: about the tmp directory. That can happen if you kill the tests. In theory it shouldn't ever happen if you don't kill the tests. The problem with killing them is that deferred statements don't happen if the application dies, and that's how we do all our cleanup. [11:04] (note the "in theory" ... we seem to leak stuff in tmp occasionally on the bot, which shouldn't be killing anything) [11:06] perrito666: I think someone changed canonical admin, because I just got emails for 5 holiday requests from you. Approving them now. [11:06] jam: sarah did [11:06] jam: I was under the wrong person [11:07] natefinch: right, thanks [11:14] fwereade, post call.. ran into a strange bug around proper garbage collection of machines in status ... seems to be consistent around the 150 machine point.. https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju-core/+bug/1299584 .. was curious if you might be able to identify src location so i could poke at a bit more. [11:14] <_mup_> Bug #1299584: dead machines stuck in status

[11:16] hazmat, that sounds like a provisioner bug, but I can't see why it only shows up after a while [11:17] hazmat, the provisioner is responsible for the last step of machine cleanup -- the cleanup actually removes other stuff, and leaves the machines dead for the provisioner [11:17] fwereade, ic, thanks [11:19] rogpeppe1, which tool is that? [11:20] rogpeppe1, re deps and go get [11:20] hazmat: https://github.com/tools/godep [11:21] hazmat: but we should go the api stabilisation route too [11:34] rogpeppe1, natefinch: https://codereview.appspot.com/83150043 IsMaster API review [11:35] wwitzel3: will take a look after the meeting [11:35] rogpeppe1: yep, thanks [11:42] fwereade: who is the relevant landscape guy? [11:44] wwitzel3: just a personal opinion, I would like a less pythonic way to mock SeectPeerAddress :) but it its completely personal and with no justification [11:46] perrito666: comment on the review with an example and I'd be happy to consider it [11:50] voidspace: shall we move into another hangout? [11:51] rogpeppe1: sure [11:51] rogpeppe1: ah, wrapping up [11:51] voidspace: or... we could stay, yeah [11:53] wwitzel3: done, I am not sure if mine is better :) It could actually be worse [11:57] local coffee substitute beverage time, brb [12:00] wwitzel3: you have a review [12:00] perrito666: i made an alternative suggestion [12:12] rogpeppe1: I dont fully understand your suggestion (although I sense is better than mine) === psivaa is now known as psivaa-lunch [12:28] rogpeppe1: I'm going on lunch - if you produce a branch that fixes the config flow, or some test code to generate config files, can you email me the details please [12:38] epic - http://0value.com/my-Go-centric-Vim-setup [12:41] bodie_: see also http://blog.gopheracademy.com/vimgo-development-environment [12:42] rogpeppe1: I definitely need to read that in depth [12:44] it's not surprising i've got problems with hangouts. my internet speed is currently terrible. (0.74/0.18 Mbps) [12:45] rogpeppe1: measured how? [12:46] jam, I think you just beat me to make an MP to merge 1.17.7 into 1.18 [12:46] perrito666: speedtest.net (usually fairly reliable) [12:49] rogpeppe1: 15/1.2 :| I did not see that coming, being in the internet equivalent to congo [12:49] perrito666: that's better than i usually get [12:50] perrito666: but your effective speed will depend on routers out of your country too [12:50] well I do live in a neighborhood where internet is only used by me during work hours [12:50] I'm pretty sure the internet equivalent of the congo is the congo [12:51] mgz: well, I dont know, our topology is rather shameful :p but you might be right there jaja (the most used example outside is argentina) [12:51] mgz: the issue here is that I live on the country usually used as bad example [12:52] sinzui: good morning, dont hate me, did you see my email? :) [12:52] Not yet [12:52] mgz: lol [12:56] rogpeppe1, very nice :) I'm still using Sublime mostly because I'm lazy. [12:57] the gosublime package is pretty handy. a little bloaty, perhaps. [12:57] bodie_: i'm an outlier when it comes to editor usage :-) [12:58] it's lonely at the top ;) [12:58] bodie_: yeah, I use sublime because I like having mouse support and rational hotkeys. Gosublime does have a lot of stuff I don't need. [12:59] bodie_: i did use vi once upon a time though [12:59] I'm really comfortable with vi; so, "vintage mode" in sublime is great! ;) [13:00] i wrote a vi-mode command line editor once [13:00] natefinch: I left ST3 now and moved back to the good old vim [13:00] fun [13:01] I'm slowly transitioning off my training wheels, but for now it helps to be able to click around and see the filetree at a glance [13:01] sinzui: :). I'm still sorting out the bot, but it should be good now. [13:01] I believe Ian wants to get the joyent stuff into a 1.17.8 release. [13:02] thank you jam. I saw that in the log. We will see if I configured the joyent env properly for testing [13:05] mgz, jam, fwereade, https://codereview.appspot.com/83200043 - provisioner starting machines with networks specified [13:06] mgz, poke re status of that getnetworkslist branches? [13:09] dimitern: I'll get it landed now-ish I think, and tweak after [13:09] mgz, great, thanks! [13:11] voidspace: here's a 1.16 agent config: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189587/ === psivaa-lunch is now known as psivaa [13:26] rogpeppe1: awesome [13:26] rogpeppe1: just updating my coffee - thanks [13:27] your coffee has revision numbers? [13:27] who's branch of coffee are you using? [13:28] * fwereade collecting laura [13:28] dimitern, in the provsioner, shouldn't we just accept the error from the provider? StartInstance errors shouldn't take down the task, they should be recorded as machine errors === rogpeppe2 is now known as rogpeppe [13:28] my internet connection is dodgy currently [13:28] my provider's running tests on the line [13:36] hey, is anyone working on "CLI: Ensure deploy --to and add-unit --to reports an error when the selected machine's provisioned networks match the service's" or can I take it? [13:40] sinzui: so we have a logical conflict about 1.17.7 in the 1.18 branch. Probably some test that needed to be updated for new 3rd party lib locations. I won't be able to get to it tonight, but will work on it first thing tomorrow. [13:50] wwitzel3, natefinch, perrito666: to help sinzui get it done, is it possible to look into this: https://code.launchpad.net/~jameinel/juju-core/1.18-merges-1.17.7/+merge/213615 [13:51] It looks like merging the juju/1.18 branch with my branch causes a problem with a bad import [13:51] I'm guessing we just moved it to a 3rd party lib. [13:51] you should be able to reproduce it locally, as it looks like a build failure. [13:55] jam: I'm starting an interview in 5 minutes, or I would look into it. [13:55] np, it might still work better for you, since I'm EOD [13:55] but don't pick it up unless nobody else steps up [13:55] natefinch: ^^ [13:55] jam: sure [13:56] jam, natefinch: I can look as well just want to finish a thought. [13:56] natefinch: we can pair on it? [13:57]