[00:05] rick_h_, i thought you said quickstart could be used to open the gui.. [00:05] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7232937/ [00:19] hazmat it will auto open the GUI and log you in once it's done setting up the environment [00:19] were you thinking something like `juju-quickstart --opengui` ? [03:34] hazmat: it does with a valid environment it can connect/find the gui it via a juju status. [03:34] hazmat: I thought you said it would not work because you were connecting through other clients or something [03:34] rick_h_, i've got a valid env, it didn't like it [03:35] rick_h_, it wouldn't work where i was sshing into a separate machine that had the juju client [03:35] but from my laptop against an ec2 env it should just work [03:35] ah.. i think ic the issue there though. not passing env vars through so stripping provider credentials [03:35] hazmat: hmm, bug then? it's throwing an error about the env config? [03:36] rick_h_, its reformating an underlying juju status error, which is complaining about not finding env keys, because quikstart is shelling out and stripping the env vars [03:36] which had the keys [03:36] would be my guess [03:36] yes a bug [03:37] hazmat: k, sorry for misleading you, a bug report would be cool as we'd like to make it work for the use case. [03:37] yeah.. another time though.. still working through demo bitgs [03:37] hazmat: rgr, understand [03:37] new gui release working ok for you? [03:38] any better on the relation line issues you hit in demo during call the other day? [03:51] rick_h_, yeah.. although i came across a bug with subordinate charms in bundles that i accidentally pushed a new gui charm through to the store on (fix works though), i had to fix and release a new version of deployer [03:51] i suspect there was a change in juju api [03:51] basicaly just taking juju-deployer dep from 0.3.4 to 0.3.6 .. [03:51] also pushed to trusty pkg queue [04:10] rick_h_, is there a config to get the gui to do the local charm icon thing? [12:03] hazmat: no, the local charm icon thing should just work [13:48] goood morning all [13:55] hey hatch [13:55] anyone come fix your water yet? [14:08] Makyo did you end up getting your camera working? I didn't have any luck [14:17] the new state object supports all of the charmbrowser urls now :) /precise/apache2/:flags:/state/?text=apache2#related-charms [14:34] brace yourself, long diff/QA is coming :-/ [14:35] oh noes! [14:35] * hatch hides [14:37] guihelp and especially hatch: I need two reviews+QA for https://github.com/juju/juju-gui/pull/234 . thanks a lot! [14:37] especially me? [14:37] aww shucks [14:37] on it! [14:38] you weren't kidding :D [14:38] heh [14:40] meh, this branch can also win the "longest MP description" contest [14:41] haha I think it does [14:49] jujugui call in 11 [14:49] * hatch dances around that he beat Makyo to it [14:55] Pff [14:58] jujugui call in 2 [15:12] jujugui you should have received an email moving planning poker to 4/14 [15:12] Oh, cool [15:13] Makyo did you get your camera working last night? I didn't have any luck, looks like the new pcie webcams aren't supported in the isight pkg [15:17] hatch, no luck. That jives with what I was reading, though. [15:18] native kernel detects the hardware but doesn't know what to do with it unfortunately [15:18] a workdaround is to use an external cam though [15:18] Spent most of last night fiddling around with Qt, trying to remember highschool C++. [15:19] oh man you guys did C++ in HS? We did VB [15:19] I had to learn C++ on my own :-( [15:19] It was the last year before the entire district moved to Java. [15:19] C++ and pascal. [15:20] oh cool, the universities here teach Java as the primary [15:20] I suppose it is the best language to teach software concepts [15:21] Same around here, though I'm really bitter about the CS programs at the university level. Will tell you about it some other time, otherwise I won't shut up :) [15:23] haha [15:28] Looking back at my college career, most of my classes were language-agnostic. It didn't matter which language you submitted homework in, as long as it executed (which seems weird in retrospect). But it seems like implementing a FSM in JS is way easier than Java. [15:28] So in retrospect, I should have done all my homework in JS. [15:29] haha, yeah that woudln't fly here for any class I know of [15:31] I did take a C class in college, but it was an elective, not part of the CS curriculum. [15:33] I remember enjoying C++, I also had a lot more free time back then lol [15:33] https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By84yWo_5i6LYXNsdnhHV2Z2TUU/edit?usp=sharing [15:34] Success with C++...on 3.5" floppys [15:34] Yeah, manual memory management is like this wonderful challenge if the problem you're trying to solve is small. [15:34] It's like a puzzle. Kinda like writing applications on the DOM. ;) [15:34] they didn't teach C++ at college when i was there. now they've hired stroustrup. [15:35] haha [15:36] his first semester there he donated money to have someone design a better logo for the department. [15:52] frankban I've finished your code review but before I QA I just want to finish up my branch...so I can probably start in 20mins [15:52] hatch: no problem and thanks a lot [16:16] jujugui lf a review/qa https://github.com/juju/juju-gui/pull/235 [16:16] hatch: on it [16:16] thx [16:23] heh, I like how github shows feature :flags: urls [16:24] hah yeah I thought they were fish at first [16:24] they look like fish :) [16:25] guihelp: do you have a backupify process activity on any of your gmail accounts? [16:25] I have no idea what that is :) [16:25] i too do not know [16:26] * bac uses gmail as an imap server so doesn't see the new hotness [16:26] ^ me 2 [16:27] hatch, bac: if you go to your gmail on the browser, (e.g. the canonical account) and click on the "detail" link, do you see a backupify activity? I have no idea either, but a see the process and it's eating IMAP connections, and I also use an email client\ [16:28] detail link? [16:32] hatch: at the bottom of the page [16:32] oh yeah I see that [16:32] lots of them [16:32] interesting [16:34] hatch: yeah the problem is I guess they use IMAP connections and google only allows 15 at the same time, resulting in the email client failures to connetc to imap [16:34] how many connections do you need? lol! [16:34] frankban: sorry, i have canonical-hosted email. didn't move it to gmail [16:35] I use...3? [16:36] hatch: email clients use to make more than one connection, so with the desktop client and the mobile phone it's not so hard to reach that limit [16:36] ohh, what client are you using? [16:36] frankban: on my personal gmail i do see backupify. nine connections going back to 3 days ago [16:37] hatch: foing to /precise/apache2/:flags:/state/?text=apache2#related-charms i see two type errors: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7235645/ [16:37] going even [16:37] hmm interesting [16:37] let me try locally [16:38] frankban works here with no problem... [16:38] hatch: are you using "make devel"? [16:38] yeah [16:39] frankban there is no code on 998 in my branch [16:39] hatch: oh, ok, so it must be some cache [16:40] hatch: ok now it works [16:40] great :-) [16:42] hatch: QA ok [16:58] hatch: done [16:58] thanks looking [17:10] time to go, have a nice weekend! [17:14] jujugui can someone else do the QA for frakban's branch? My juju setup is all kinds of busted right now [17:14] hatch, I'm doing it now. [17:15] Makyo thanks a bunch [17:15] I think I need a new vagrant instance [18:02] Makyo what would you think of a task manager like grunt/gulp but written in Go so it could use goroutines to do things async? [18:03] That might be kind of neat! [18:03] Should ask around about it at the Denver meetup [18:04] lucky! [18:08] Makyo one of the biggest shortcomings with Go atm is no Handlebars compiler [18:08] lol [18:08] that might be a cool hack project [18:08] hatch, aren't you getting in town in time for that meetup? [18:08] ohh I thought they have one very week [18:08] every* [18:09] Denver's a bit of a drive for that for me [18:09] then yes, I'll be there for that [18:09] oh is it? [18:09] oh yeah an hour [18:09] Yeah [18:14] Makyo +1 to :Shipit: frankban's branch? [18:14] hatch, Yeah, just looking over tests. I say +1 [18:14] cool shipping [18:53] lunching [19:46] back [19:59] oo boy my front yard is a mess [19:59] apparently ripping apart a roof makes a lot of mess [20:52] hi jcastro [20:59] so i looked at the patch on github that introduced the openssl heartbeat error. 20 files affected. a few hundreds lines of code. zero tests. sadness. [21:04] bac ouch [21:04] 0 tests in crypto code? [21:14] brb got to reboot router, it's being.....itself [22:06] hey Makyo yesterday you mentioned a mid-imp today, still want to do that or are you good? === hatch__ is now known as hatch] === hatch] is now known as hatch [22:07] I'm good, sorry. Should've mentioned. It's turning out to be pretty easy, just rolling through it is slow. [22:07] Should be done monday mid-day/afternoon [22:07] With tests. [22:07] cool no problem