=== dunkel2_ is now known as dunkel2 === catbus1 is now known as catbus1-afk === maclin_ is now known as maclin [03:44] xnox: No need to change maintainer for a no change rebuild. === jono is now known as Guest60170 [04:15] mardy: sure. requires full testing but I'll schedule a slot for that patch. [04:15] ScottK: I think it becomes kinda instinctual :P [04:15] update-maintainer before debuild -s [04:15] *S [05:26] any core dev available for packaging ack of ubuntu-ui-toolkit (a doc file change it seems): http://162.213.34.102/job/landing-018-2-publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_ubuntu-ui-toolkit_0.1.46+14.04.20140331-0ubuntu1.diff [06:52] good morning === doko_ is now known as doko [08:15] slangasek, hmm, i dont get that, must be a false positive https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/phablet-tools-trusty-amd64-ci/67/console says line 176 .... nothing suspicious in that line at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~phablet-team/phablet-tools/trunk/view/head:/phablet-screenshot .... and checkbashisms agrees too http://paste.ubuntu.com/7188675/ [08:19] good morning [08:48] barry: note your pyflakes sync is stuck in -proposed as it makes lintian4python uninstallable (Depends: pyflakes (< 0.7.3+)) [08:50] mitya57, hey, what does "resubmit" means? should the mp be changed to workinprogress as well so get out of the sponsoring queue? [08:51] seb128: Indeed, marked as WIP [08:52] mitya57, thanks [08:52] pitti, barry: https://bitbucket.org/jwilk/lintian4python/commits/f2f7400ef33fcc08, I expect jwilk will upload it soon (he usually does). [08:52] * seb128 is looking at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus-share/+bug/1293177 [08:52] Launchpad bug 1293177 in samba (Ubuntu Trusty) "'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. Access denied." [Medium,Confirmed] [08:52] which knows about samba/is the closest from a maintainer we have for it? [08:52] slangasek? ;-) [08:52] me [08:52] oh [08:53] samba [08:53] lol [08:53] :) [08:53] hyperair, thanks for commenting on that one, pointing it as a samba regression [08:54] yeah well, i maintain nautilus-share [08:54] right [08:54] do you know what command can be called manually to reproduce the issue? [08:54] hmm lemme check [08:54] thanks [08:54] net usershare add sharename /path/to/sharename "comment" Everyone:R [08:55] mitya57: ah, nice [08:55] While we're talking about samba, bug 1296289 bothers me too. Bug 1292548 is a possible dupe. [08:55] bug 1296289 in samba (Ubuntu) "smb.conf contains valid users = %S in [global]" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1296289 [08:55] bug 1292548 in samba (Ubuntu) "Standalone Server: Update from Samba 2:3.6.18-1ubuntu3.1 (saucy) to 2:4.1.3+dfsg-2ubuntu3 (trusty) breaks access to the server" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1292548 [08:57] rbasak, ok; so more people with samba issue but still no sign of maintainer/somebody wanting to look at those, that doesn't help us much :/ [09:00] seb128: I'd like to look into this one. It's on my todo, but I feel a bit swamped by death of a thousand papercuts at the moment :-/ [09:01] rbasak, yeah, that's a common issue around here... [09:05] zul, hey, maybe you can help with those samba issues ^ (would it be good to update to 4.1.5 before the LTS, that report claims it fixes the issue from our current version) [09:06] slangasek, ^ [09:09] Hi, I made a patch on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/1300623. Could someone help me to review it? It is for precise. [09:09] Launchpad bug 1300623 in bluez (Ubuntu) "bluetoothd crashs after resuming from Suspend to RAM. " [Undecided,New] [09:11] FourDollars, hey, add it to the bug and subscribe ubuntu-sponsors to it [09:11] seb128: I have done it. [09:12] you can also try to ping cyphermox in a few hours when he starts his day, he usually look at bluetooth issues [09:12] Thanks for the information. :) [09:12] cyphermox: ping [09:13] FourDollars, he's in Canada and still sleeping at this time [09:13] seb128: haha. I see. [09:27] mitya57, do you think we should get another ubuntu-packaging-guide uploaded? [09:27] Laney, ev : I've been trying to hook up to diagnostics plugin for system settings to set whoopsie preferences [09:28] I set up 'watch qdbus --system com.ubuntu.WhoopsiePreferences /com/ubuntu/WhoopsiePreferences org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.GetAll com.ubuntu.WhoopsiePreference' [09:28] dholbach: Oh, sorry, I promised that I'll update the autopkgtest article, but forgot to do that. [09:28] * mitya57 checks the changelog [09:28] but I'm only getting ReportCrashes changing, not AutomaticallyReportCrashes [09:29] I don't think that automatically works [09:29] dholbach: Maybe we should upload the current version, yes [09:29] awesome [09:30] Will you ping Andrew? [09:31] Cimi: I asked ev a similar question the other day, I think the setting is simply ignored [09:31] mitya57, yes, will do [09:31] so don't worry about it (assuming I'm right) [09:32] mitya57, I was just looking at the packaging guide to see if it could be used as a basis for the docs on developer.u.c :) [09:33] Laney: automatic crash reporting is separate from automatically reporting crashed on failed login, confusingly enough [09:33] automatic crash reporting is needed for the phone [09:34] where we definitely definitely don't want to pop up a dialog when the application goes away [09:34] automatically reporting crashes on failed login is only relevant for the desktop, and is not implemented yet [09:34] automatic crash reporting on the phone is, however [09:34] oh right [09:40] Laney, so we have a bug [09:40] Laney, the property is false here [09:40] Cimi: yeah I see it too [09:40] infact if I call the dbus method I get a polkit denial [09:41] so it's a problem there [09:41] ah wait hang on maybe not [09:48] ev: whoopsie-preferences crashes when you perform this dbus call! [09:48] try it on your desktop: gdbus call -y -d com.ubuntu.WhoopsiePreferences -o /com/ubuntu/WhoopsiePreferences -m com.ubuntu.WhoopsiePreferences.SetAutomaticallyReportCrashes true [09:49] Cimi: indeed there is a bug, well spotted [09:50] pitti: ping bug 1267769 bug 1267771 bug 1267773 [09:50] bug 1267769 in kubuntu-notification-helper (Ubuntu) "kubuntu-notification-helper needs export to language pack" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1267769 [09:50] bug 1267771 in kubuntu-debug-installer (Ubuntu) "kubuntu-debug-installer needs export to langpack" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1267771 [09:50] bug 1267773 in kubuntu-web-shortcuts (Ubuntu) "kubuntu-web-shortcuts needs export to langpack" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1267773 [09:52] pitti: better do it or else he'll get his pink unicorn onto you [09:57] Laney: that's not good :) [10:03] does anyone know why http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#unity8 has e.g [10:03] "out of date on arm64: unity8 (from 7.84+14.04.20140327.1-0ubuntu1) " [10:03] when unity8 was already not available on that arch [10:12] the fix for #271 Touch which doesn't start will be blocked (if unity8 is really blocked on that ^) [10:15] hopefully fixed for the next run [10:17] Cimi: ev: It's because nothing creates /var/lib/apport/ and the code doesn't check for this possibility [10:21] fixing it to create the directory [10:24] hi all .. I have my custom patch in a debian package (gnucash), and a custom preinst to divert a file of another package (a xml: /usr/share/xml/iso-codes/iso_4217.xml) and add a new line ... the line is added after the dpkg-divert via sed command ... this is a good approach or exist another "standard" way to do this? [10:26] Laney, "hopefully fixed for the next run" ... did you hint anything or are you just hopping it's a transient issue/going to be resolving itself with next publisher? [10:26] I fixed it, or at least I think I did [10:32] yeah, it's not anymore, so should be published next time in the release pocket [10:32] Laney, what was the issue? [10:32] there's a faux package which needs to have its version in sync with the archive [10:33] I didn't follow why it exists, so don't ask me that :P [10:35] oh ok [10:35] thanks for fixing it in any case ;-) [10:36] Laney: cheers [10:54] Dimitri John Ledkov (xnox) tried to claim the Launchpad [10:54] team named Debian GCC maintainers (debian-gcc) (which is [10:54] associated with debian-gcc@lists.debian.org). [10:54] To finish claiming that team, making Dimitri John Ledkov (xnox) [10:54] its owner, just follow the link below. [10:54] https://launchpad.net/token/0VvKD6lckmM57V5Vpp2l [10:54] tss, tss, tss ... === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:03] O_O [11:13] doko: Laney: just to protect mailing list from bogus person who tried to merge their launchpad account with the mailing list. [11:13] you can now forever ignore that team. [11:14] ScottK: yes and no, so debuild -S may fail if it's ubuntu2 -> ubuntu3 upload and e.g. previous ubuntu upload did not update the maintainer field (e.g. if doko was the TIL). Hence i always do it... === mbiebl_ is now known as mbiebl [11:33] seb128: rbasak has mentioned a work around [11:35] seb128, so I discovered why my privacy page is not working on the phone [11:35] seb128, I'm having authorisation failed [11:35] seb128, whoopsie preferences and policykit [11:35] how do I gather permissions? [11:37] Laney, ^ you looked at that more than me [11:37] Cimi: why do you think it doesn't work? [11:37] Did you see my conversation earlier in response to your question? [11:37] Laney, because I get auth failed from my wizard [11:37] I found that there was a bug with automatic crash reporting [11:37] Laney, I'm using the diagnostics plugin from the welcome wizard [11:37] and on the phone I cannot change settings [11:38] Does it work if you launch it from system-settings? [11:38] (does here) [11:38] I receive not authorized qdbus message [11:38] Laney, yes [11:38] Shouldn't be a difference [11:38] how are you launching your stuff? [11:38] Laney, MIR_SOCKET=/run/user/32011/mir_socket system-settings-wizard --desktop_file_hint=/usr/share/applications/webbrowser-app.desktop [11:39] from console [11:39] Cimi, are you the phablet user when doing that ? [11:39] ogra_, yes [11:39] terminal on device? [11:39] or ssh? [11:39] adb shell [11:39] and ssh [11:40] you don't get the right permissions if you do that [11:40] try making a script and launching it from the terminal app [11:40] .... there is upstart-app-launch as well. [11:40] that works for pk? [11:40] did not try. [11:41] doesn't look like it to me [11:43] Cimi: ^^^ [11:46] Laney, [11:46] Laney, yes [11:46] works [11:46] great [11:58] * ogra_ notes that xnox doesnt like us phone people anymore ... i dont see you on #ubuntu-touch [11:58] ogra_: hi, what can I do for you? [11:59] ogra_: i did a channel clean up, i idle on way too many channels anyway. [11:59] well, seems initctl stopped working in the latest image [11:59] for the root user [12:00] ogra_: in what way? does initctl --system list works? [12:00] and i was wondering what actually happens after your adbd change ... i duppose /etc/profile gets processed now ? [12:00] *suppose [12:00] ogra_: plus are you talking about root user as: sudo -i from the terminal app from within the phone, or via ssh, or via adb shell? [12:00] .... we have hacks like http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189348/ in there [12:00] ogra_: "root user" is ambigious =) [12:01] root user via adb shell i think [12:01] ogra_: root user talks to system upstart via socket and not via dbus. [12:01] ah, k [12:02] xnox, how about that one http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189358/ [12:03] (there is no /run/user/0 ... indeed) [12:03] ogra_: root user has no user sessions.... [12:03] ogra_: and that snippet is wrong, as it shouldn't be in profile.d [12:03] xnox, well, it would be nice if you coulld also see what is discussed in -touch [12:03] ogra_: i'll read irc logs =) [12:04] heh [12:04] ogra_: again, does: initctl --system list [12:04] ogra_: work for you? [12:04] so Saviq notes that UPSTART_SESSION is unset [12:04] root user does not have UPSTART_SESSION. [12:04] right [12:04] ogra_: and root user never can talk to upstart user session. [12:05] ogra_: root user only ever needs to talk to system upstart. [12:05] the initctl works on 270 ... i dont have 271 installed since thats completely broked [12:05] ogra_: hence i've asked you, does: initctl --system list [12:05] work [12:05] (but 271 has your change) [12:05] i.e. Saviq testing would be more helpful [12:05] ogra_: you still didn't tell me what's broken =) you only pasted pastebins of profile.d snippets =) [12:05] me just flashes 271 again [12:06] xnox, ask Saviq i'm just proxying [12:06] xnox, initctl as root didn't work [12:06] xnox, for the system init [12:06] Saviq: does initctl --system list, work? [12:06] xnox, I'm reflashing right now, will get back to you in 3 [12:07] Saviq: yeah, i dual boot so for me it takes longer to reflash. [12:07] is this mvo's first work day? [12:07] doko: are you kidding me?! =) [12:07] APRIL FOOL! [12:07] xnox, I dual boot, too, new dual boot app from ondra actually supports "sideloading" from the host [12:08] xnox, https://chinstrap.canonical.com/~okubik/humpolec/refactor/ [12:08] Saviq: hm, haven't upgraded to that one yet. [12:08] not official yet, but it's purty ocol [12:08] cool [12:09] works with system-image downloads, too [12:09] and deltas [12:09] Saviq: so if it works with "--system" then i'd upload updated profile.d snippet to be less crazy. [12:09] Saviq: yeah, i'd want delta updates \o/ [12:09] doko, yes [12:09] xnox, k, reboots to ubuntu now [12:10] xnox, yes, that works [12:10] xnox, can I export something in the env so that initctl defaults to the system init? [12:10] Saviq: ok, can you pastebin me the output of "$ adb shell env" ? [12:11] xnox, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189396/ [12:11] lunch time... [12:16] doko: yes, first day today, at your service [12:16] how many wishes do I have? ;-P [12:17] mvo: welcome back! =))))))) [12:17] xnox: thanks :) [12:18] xnox, wait until he escapes again to do some app store thingy ... [12:18] doko, yeah, the movie start career obviously didnt work out [12:18] Saviq: i think http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189418/ should solve it. Waiting for the download. [12:20] doko, http://video.golem.de/politik-recht/12714/rohrpostsystem.html (forward to 0:47 sec) [12:20] s/start/star/ === psivaa is now known as psivaa-lunch [12:20] :) [12:20] xnox, ++ [12:21] we would probably also want such a check in the dbus script [12:21] ogra_: and arguabily it's a bug in upstart as well, since empty UPSTART_SESSION variable, should be ignored. [12:21] ogra_: well just not export empty vars should be fine. [12:22] xnox, note that ubuntu-touch-session is stuck in a silo atm though ... [12:22] ogra_: [ -n "$DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS ] && export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS [12:22] (luckily owned by Saviq so you should be able to upload there) [12:22] ogra_: which silo? [12:22] or i guess i can hunt down the silo number from spreadsheets. [12:23] yeah, u-t-s also became a fulll branch now ... just make an MP [12:24] (source packages work pretty bad on silos if there are multiple landings using the same package at different revisions) [12:25] ogra_: of course it's everything else that's a problem, rather than the silos =))))))))))) [12:25] ogra_: still downloading 271. [12:25] ogra_: will propose after checked it's all correct. [12:26] it definitely looks correct [12:27] * ogra_ goes back to glare at http://people.canonical.com/~ogra/touch-bootcharts/ubuntu-phablet-trusty-270.png [12:27] * xnox ponders if mvo's comeback is for one-day only to stage the most ellaborate april's fools joke ever. [12:28] ogra_: i want a boot chart for emulator. How would i do that? [12:28] xnox, i discussed that with rsalveti already ... its a bit more tricky since the initrd needs to be updated [12:28] xnox: I certainly hope its for more than 1 day :) hopefully at least as long as my pervious gig :) [12:29] mvo: Poke. Any updates? :) [12:29] ogra_: updating initrd is easy =) what needs changing? [12:29] xnox, this is my ultra ugly bootchart script http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189452/ ... i'm working on transforming it into phablet-bootchart for phablet-tools [12:29] Unit193: uhhhhhh, no yet! sorry! [12:29] (and on getting it into CI as a standard test this week) [12:30] mvo: Hey, you remembered, better than nothing. Thanks. :) [12:30] Unit193: but I will have to use my log file to find the bugnumber :) [12:31] xnox, so after the bootchart package was installed, you want to grab the initrd from /boot inside the rootfs i guess ... that should be all (well, and boot with it on the next reboot) [12:32] ogra_: ack. [12:33] (and you probably want to replace the network bringup hack with something sane too :) ) [12:41] * ogra_ wonders why there is nothing between 3 and 10 seconds in his dmesg output at http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189485/ [12:41] i would really like to know whats going on in these 7 seconds [12:48] ogra_: /var/log/upstart? [12:48] ogra_: or is that even before upstart? === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:49] ivoks, thats after initrd (teh swapon is the last thing that happens there) so yes, the first chunks of upstart processing ... [12:49] i have a bootchart, i can see what processes ran when, i'm concerned that dmesg doesnt log anything [12:49] well, dmesg is kernel only [12:50] its init as well [12:50] even the android init from the container that starts at 10.78 logs there [12:52] ivoks, i think the console switches somewhere where it cant be logged for that time frame [12:53] Saviq: ogra_: initctl and dbus works with both adb shell as root user and as phablet user with https://code.launchpad.net/~xnox/ubuntu-touch-session/no-export-bogus-environment/+merge/213646 applied [12:53] Saviq: please reconfigure/land as appropriate. [12:54] xnox, great ! [12:54] xnox, coolz [12:55] ogra_, I could add this to the right edge landing, who should review? [12:56] Saviq, done [12:57] ogra_, building in silo 015 [12:58] Saviq, do you think you can land it today ? else i would like to push my lxc-android-config changes in the silo as well [12:59] ogra_, yes, I really want to land it today [12:59] ok [12:59] ogra_, just building those and doing last round of testing [12:59] (and i would prefer a separate landing :) ) === cmagina-away is now known as cmagina [13:03] hmm, so even echoing to /dev/kmgs doesnt show up during that timeframe [13:03] *kmsg === psivaa-lunch is now known as psivaa [13:35] hallyn, i see a bunch of http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189686/ during boot on the phones ... is there any kernel option we need ? [13:36] apachelogger, Riddell: travelling today, but these are simple, doing now [13:36] * pitti waves from Dublin airport [13:36] pitti, hey, what are you doing in Dublin? ;-) [13:37] * ogra_ was about to ask the same :) [13:37] seb128: waiting for my flight to IoM :) [13:37] pitti, oh, good to IoM? have fun there! [13:38] it's horribly difficult to get there -- 9 hours trip there, 10:30 hours back [13:38] :-( [13:38] seb128: yep, little sprint here [13:41] apachelogger: hm, the notificationhelper has been there for a long time already; if it doesn't work that needs some further research, can't do ATM [13:41] apachelogger: so queueing [13:53] pitti: yes it takes that long on the train+ferry to get to the IoM :) [13:54] hrm ... [13:54] so i wonder why it takes two seconds from run-init to starting mountall [13:54] that's why when you live there you have a private jet :-) [13:55] /sbin/init cant be that slow [13:55] pitti: yes it takes _less than that_ on the train+ferry to get to the IoM :) (8h30 hours Euston->Douglas) [13:57] cjwatson: what was the name of that little magic tool which would download apt indexes and let you simulate installs (to check installability problems, etc) as pure user without a full chroot? [13:57] cjwatson: man-db is failing test on arm64 in debian: https://paste.debian.net/90962/ [13:58] any suggestions before I dig in. it's built OK on trusty in same version SFAICS [13:58] pitti: I think you're thinking of chdist [13:58] Laney: yes! that was it, thanks [13:58] cjwatson: unping [14:00] xnox, jodh, so i added some "echo .... >>/dev/kmsg" right before run-init is executed in the initrd and right when mountall starts from upstart ... http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189757/ is what i get then ... any idea why it takes 2.5 sec for run-init to switch to upstart ? (or any idea how i could get more fine grained data) [14:01] ogra_: are you booting with --debug? [14:01] jodh, nope, thats a phone, i cant fiddle easily with cmdline options [14:02] ogra_: well it would help significantly if you could :) [14:02] this is a normal boot ... bootchart installed and these two echos added [14:02] hmm [14:03] can't you modify the initramfs's init script? [14:03] wookey: I tried to reproduce that on real hw and couldn't [14:03] wookey: be my guest if you can see what's up [14:03] jodh, ok, was easier than i thought ... trying a boot now [14:04] wookey: oh, that's a different error from the one I saw before, actually - https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/test-rebuild-20140307/+build/5708181 [14:04] wookey: not in remotely the same place either [14:05] wookey: that error's actually from groff [14:07] If it's not immediately obvious I'll report a bug including the logs, then take a look at what's up. [14:07] jodh, bah, to much spam ... the earliest info i can get from dmesg or kern.log is at 8sec [14:08] wookey: suspect you'll need to run the test verbosely to get the actual groff command, use groff's -V option to get the formatting pipeline, apply gdb to troff and see what the values of the relevant variables around there are [14:08] * ogra_ creates an upstart job that makes dmesg snapshots [14:12] cjwatson, wookey: don't bother about that, this is the xgene optimizing compiler in the test rebuild [14:12] ogra: pretty sure that's due to how the upstart jobs are designed. [14:13] zul, slangasek: comments/opinion on https://launchpadlibrarian.net/171463522/samba.diff [14:13] hallyn, well, do i need cgproxy on a phone ? [14:13] zul, those changes got dropped in https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/2:4.0.10+dfsg-4ubuntu1 (your trusty samba4 merge), not sure if that was on purpose or an overlook/error [14:13] seb128: +1 from me [14:13] zul, thanks [14:13] ogra: you might, if you were on a re-3.12 kernel [14:14] lol [14:14] pre-3.12 that is [14:14] we are on 3.0 to 3.5 [14:15] (android kernels) [14:15] actually that's not the version, but if /proc/pid/ns/pid does not exist then you need it [14:15] but no, wiat [14:15] it doesnt exist ... checked that already [14:15] respawning. something else is going on [14:15] right [14:15] root@ubuntu-phablet:/# ps ax|grep cgproxy [14:15] 613 ? Ss 0:00 /sbin/cgproxy [14:16] it starts eventually [14:16] well i expect it to start once and go away, then be started manually by the cgmanager job [14:17] but what you're seeing is not what i'd expect. can you start it under strace (in /etc/init/cgproxy.conf)? [14:17] ogra_: you could try --verbose which is slightly less spammy than --debug [14:17] ok [14:18] also add --debug to the cgproxy options :) [14:18] * hallyn biab [14:19] heh, doing ten things at once here :) [14:19] jodh, even with verbose i get the first line at 7.8sec [14:19] i'll try to make the ringbuffer larger [14:20] doko: you mean the mandb segfault in the test rebuild? [14:20] doko: wookey's problem is not the same, now that I look at it, it's groff reporting overflows [14:21] ogra: kids are still breakfasting, so ignore me for a few mins :) [14:22] cjwatson, yes in the test rebuild only [14:24] jodh, line 598 to 857 http://paste.ubuntu.com/7189889/ [14:24] we have the majority (but not all) plymouth jobs disabled on the phone [14:25] * ogra_ is surprised how much stuff is going on there [14:25] Riddell, apachelogger: I'm afraid I need some heads-up here: KDE langpacks got dropped a while ago, what replaced them? [14:25] Riddell, apachelogger: are these kubuntu specific translations supposed to be in kde-l10n-* or are these teh upstream translations only? [14:26] pitti: kde-l10n is upstream only [14:26] pitti: the generic langauge packs for the few kubuntu transations in main [14:26] ^ that's what we concluded last we talked about where to put them anyway ;) [14:26] aah [14:26] like /usr/share/locale-langpack/de/LC_MESSAGES/kubuntu-patched-l10n.mo ? [14:26] doko: ok, thanks [14:27] ogra_: can't we disable /etc/init/startpar-bridge.conf on Touch? [14:27] jodh, what does it do ? [14:27] * ogra_ just noticed that disabling the unused ureadahed jobs gains him a good bunch [14:27] jodh: if there are no initd scripts that depend on upstart jobs. [14:28] i think that was it ... [14:28] [ 4.286860] run-init !!! [14:28] [ 4.594689] mountall !!! [14:29] only .3 seconds now [14:29] * ogra_ cleans up the kernel cmdline and makes a bootchart [14:29] ogra_: great. I thought you'd gone round the ureadahead-required-on-touch-or-not loop already? :) [14:30] jodh, i had, it works great by just looping over the .pack files ... but i forgot to disable the default jobs :) [14:33] wow ! [14:33] 2 seconds gained \o/ [14:38] apachelogger: ok, added overrides to langpack-o-matic; next langpack update shold have it [14:41] pitti: danke. I'll put down a todo to verify :) [14:57] barry: i see strange failures, python-regex ftbfs due to test-suite errors with python2.7. Yet this was not present before, nor in the recent test rebuild.... [14:58] xnox: huh, interesting. is this in the trusty version? [14:58] barry: yeap. [14:59] xnox: looking [15:07] xnox: test_getattr failure? [15:07] barry: yeap. [15:07] barry: the assert is simply checking that default flags are sane. And the flag value under test is insane =) [15:11] >>> import regex [15:11] >>> x = regex.compile('(?i)(a)(b)') [15:11] >>> x.flags [15:11] 8322 [15:11] [15:11] amd64 ^ [15:13] xnox: i386 looks sane too [15:13] chroot [15:15] barry: true. and recompiled & installed .debs also work fine. I'm confused how come it fails in sbuild. [15:15] barry: i'll upload and hope for the best. [15:20] xnox: sounds good. if it fails there, the place to look is in Python2/_regex.c. my best guess is that there's a bogus assumption about the size of the "flags" field in the PatternObject structure. e.g. sizeof(RE_CODE) != PYSIZET [15:23] barry: failed on ppc64el https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-regex/0.1.20140120-1build1 [15:23] * xnox ponders if i'm accidently running ppc64el kernel on my amd64 machine..... nope, i'm not. [15:24] xnox: i don't have time atm to dig into that, but see above. i'm sure it's an upstream bug. or file a bug and i can look at it soonish [15:24] barry: and that's a regression cause ppc64el did build before. [15:25] barry: right, thanks! i'll see what i can dig out of above hint. [15:25] xnox: hmm [15:25] cool! === tkamppeter__ is now known as tkamppeter === Sweetsha1k is now known as Sweetshark [15:34] Who runs +1 maint currently? [15:35] I'd like to do another month rotation early next cycle, if that still happens. Though I need to run the schedule past my manager first. [15:36] ogra_: right, checkbashisms likes it /now/ because a fix for it went in yesterday ;) [15:36] lol [15:37] slangasek, that checkbashisms run was on precise [15:37] or do you mean the CI tool [15:38] seb128: if you're asking for my general opinion, I'd say yes we should update samba to the latest 4.1.x version before the LTS; but someone else can go through the FFe process to show that it's safe :) [15:39] slangasek, that makes sense, thanks [15:39] ogra_: ah, yeah, maybe you're seeing a difference in checkbashisms versions... I guess the changes are still in a silo [15:39] seb128: Debian unstable is at 4.1.6 now fwiw [15:39] slangasek, well, i meant the bastebin i sent you with the ping above [15:39] *pastebin [15:39] http://paste.ubuntu.com/7188675/ [15:39] slangasek, I saw that [15:40] sounds like seb128 won a merge :-) [15:40] ogra_: with the current checkbashisms? Regardless, I pushed a change that both works and makes checkbashisms happy [15:40] slangasek, i think whatever tool is used there to run the bashism verification should learn about single quotes :) [15:40]