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infinitystgraber: ^00:13
ypwongslangasek, I find the ubuntu kylin team has a pending FFe, bug 1305187, wonder if it can still be approved? I know it's very very late now, but the package is quite self-contained and they think it's valuable to be on the image02:24
ubot2Launchpad bug 1305187 in Ubuntu Kylin "[FFe] upload ubuntu-kylin-docs into archive" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130518702:24
slangasekypwong: I'm not going to update the bug at the moment, but in general the only rule about FFes for new packages is "if you can find an archive admin to approve it, it can go in".  So the best course is to get it sponsored into the NEW queue where it can be reviewed02:26
ypwongslangasek, let me ping seb128 if he has bandwidth to do that02:27
ScottKSubject says mass respin in progress.  Is that still accurate and for how long?02:53
ScottKI may have a good to have, but certainly not worth a respin.02:54
ScottKI guess that kind of tells me.  SRU it is.02:56
robruhey guys, what happened to minidlna? it seems to be missing from trusty, not sure why. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/minidlna04:49
ScottKrobru: Look at the top entry on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/minidlna/+publishinghistory04:54
robruScottK, ah, didn't notice that those expanded until just now. Was about to ask "yeah, I see Deleted, but *why*?" kthx04:55
dokocjwatson, infinity: is the debian "import" already turned off? unable to sync new debian versions04:59
michagogo|cloud!respin06:24
ubot2Factoid 'respin' not found06:24
sil2100Morning release team! Could anyone of you give me some information on why an appmenu-qt5 release I prepared got rejected? Was something wrong?07:09
wgrantdoko: The debian import is never switched off. What is missing?07:19
jibelxnox, language support is working fine now. Thanks!07:37
jibelxnox, there is just a problem, unrelated to this change, with the keyboard layout. On first login the keyboard indicator shows FR but the real layout is US.07:44
xnoxjibel: in login screen, lock screen or the actual desktop?07:53
jibelxnox, the actual desktop07:53
xnoxjibel: ack.07:55
apwsil2100, if it was rejected there should have been a reject email with reasons in it08:13
xnoxapw: which probably went into ps-jenkins-private mailbox - /dev/null @ some canonistack instance =)08:17
apwxnox, man that is just hopeless ... sigh08:19
sil2100Right, as xnox mentioned - I for sure have no access to that mailbox08:21
jibelxnox, language support is still broken in oem mode, and now gnome-language-selector crashes when I open it from system-settings08:22
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maclinhi release team, we have uploaded the ubuntukylin-default-settings for the critical bug: Bug #1298237, is there anyone who could help to review the package?08:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 1298237 in ubuntukylin-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Cannot login the system after upgraded from 13.10 to 14.04" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/129823708:35
maclinhi release team, we have uploaded the ubuntukylin-default-settings for the critical bug: #Bug 1298237, is there anyone who could help to review the package?08:37
ubot2Launchpad bug 1298237 in ubuntukylin-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Cannot login the system after upgraded from 13.10 to 14.04" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/129823708:37
maclinthis bug is critical for common users when update from 13.10 to 14.04. We have add ubuntu-session dependency to solve it.08:38
xnoxjibel: hm, that's sad. i will rerun both tests now again and troubleshoot.08:48
jibelxnox, see my last comment on 130798308:49
jibelthe language the g-l-s wants to install is not the right one08:49
xnoxmaclin: we are investigating it, no everyone is online yet. we will respin kylin for that, and a few other issues already identified in the defects report (keyring missing, and korean fonts missing)09:17
xnoxmaclin: slangasek: archive.ubuntukylin.com:10006 is not signed with ubuntukylin-keyring, hence the bug #130686809:29
ubot2Launchpad bug 1306868 in Ubuntu Kylin "使用“sudo apt-get update”命令,报没有公钥" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130686809:29
maclinxnox, we are updating the archive by rebuilding packages on launchpad for the keyring bug.09:35
seb128ypwong, ^ in the queue, up to the release team to review/accept it next09:35
ypwongseb128,  thanks a lot09:36
seb128yw!09:36
xnoxmaclin: excellent, that's the right way forward I believe. So no need to change anything on the CD, nor respin.09:37
maclinxnox, yeap, JackYu is working on it:)09:40
maclinxnox, you mean the ubuntukylin-default-settings will be reviewed  later and we do not need to request rebuild on tracker?09:44
xnoxmaclin: please don't trigger the builds, cdimage team will.09:44
maclinxnox, got it, we just wait for it to test^_^   thanks a lot :)09:46
cjwatson+       "favicon_url": "www.baidu.com",09:47
cjwatson+       "suggest_url": "www.baidu.com",09:47
cjwatsonIs it intended that these are host names, not URLs?09:48
cjwatsonOr should they be "http://www.baidu.com/" instead?09:48
cjwatsonypwong: ^-09:49
sil2100Hello release team! Sorry to repoke regarding the same question - does anyone know by any chance why the appmenu-qt5 upload from yesterday has been rejected?10:24
cjwatsonsil2100: It introduced a dependency on gtk2, afaik10:25
sil2100Yes - is that a problem?10:26
cjwatsonEr, yes10:26
sil2100appmenu-qt5 does basically the same that qtbase-opensource-src does right now10:26
cjwatsonOh, wow, I hadn't seen the hard dep on libgtk2.0-0 in libqt5gui510:28
sil2100qtbase-opensource-src also depends on libgtk2.0-dev, as both are now using the same mechanisms10:28
cjwatsonI expect there was informative text in the reject message, but unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any way to actually feed that back to the requester in the ci-train case10:28
xnox yeah, i was porting qt5 to gtk3, but didn't get it all ready.10:28
xnoxcjwatson: i think we can pull it back from rejected.10:29
cjwatsonWell, not as such, the sync would need to be repeated10:29
xnoxunless we still want to do that thing where we stuff all shlibs into suggests.10:29
sil2100I guess I can re-trigger a publishing from the CITrain side10:29
xnox(which in this case will work, since even gtk2 will be pulled in by any qt5 app)10:29
cjwatsonsil2100: hold off a minute10:30
sil2100Ok :)10:30
* xnox goes to propose that patch to appmenus.10:30
sil2100I can, of course, try using gtk3 instead gtk2 as well10:30
sil2100That was my original plan, but then I noticed the Qt platformplugin that we're trying to emulate uses gtk210:31
cjwatsonsil2100: Incidentally the Suggests in appmenu-qt5 is wrong10:31
cjwatsonlibqt5core5 -> libqt5core5a10:31
sil2100Ah! It seems to be a leftover from the Qt 5.2 transition10:33
xnoxsil2100: no, gtk3 support is not yet available upstream, so you can't use gtk3 with qt yet.10:33
cjwatsonsil2100: OK, yes, I think we're OK with this - could you retrigger publishing?10:34
sil2100cjwatson: thanks! Let me try doing that10:35
sil2100cjwatson: the same version number will be ok, yes?10:35
ogra_xnox, who cares as long as the dependency is gone :P10:35
cjwatsonsil2100: Yes10:36
cjwatsonogra_: In practice right now libgtk2.0-0 is in all the same tasks as appmenu-qt5, so we shouldn't be blocking on that for trusty10:36
ogra_cjwatson, i wasnt serious10:37
ogra_cjwatson, nice haskell writeup btw :)10:39
Laneyhaskhell10:40
ogra_haha10:40
cjwatsonI've already had one local beer offer as a result, so worth the effort of the blog post ;-)10:40
sil2100cjwatson: didrocks will repeat the sync :)10:41
didrockshere you go ^10:42
xnoxdidrocks: thanks a lot =)!10:52
didrocksyw!10:53
* cjwatson wonders why ubuntu-kylin-docs is spelled thus rather than ubuntukylin-docs ... oh well10:56
sil2100Thank you cjwatson, xnox, release team!10:56
cjwatsonOK, so we're definitely respinning everything that contains ubiquity, for the OEM thing11:05
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LaneyWe're building another webapps-applications to fix launcher icons being re-added for upgrades, also to do runtime detection of the schemas instead of the dependency.11:11
LaneyGoing to upload (copy) it once built, could be SRU or go in as you wish11:11
cjwatsonWe're about to go for lunch here; hopefully infinity will be in in a bit11:12
asacdo we have release notes drafts up somewhere already?12:00
asac(guess desktop/server for now)12:00
Laneyhold on, dbarth is just checking that one12:02
Laneyokay, he says it's fine - accept or not as you see fit12:05
didrocksasac: I guess https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseNotes12:23
highvoltageo/12:25
jibelmeh, upgrade from ubiquity failed, I cannot login :(12:47
zulcan someone from ceilometer rc3 please?12:51
cjwatsonzul: looking13:07
zulcjwatson:  thanks13:08
jibelI filed bug 1308530, any additional info I can provide? I'll retry without an encrypted home to narrow down the test case.13:13
ubot2Launchpad bug 1308530 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Cannot login after an upgrade from Saucy to Trusty with Ubiquity" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130853013:13
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stgraberinfinity, cjwatson, Laney: can one of you pretty please review that one? ^14:29
stgraberwe'll need to respin Edubuntu once it lands14:29
Laneyokay14:30
Laneyis that new code?14:30
infinitystgraber: Full respin about to happen for ubiquity (again) anyway.14:31
Laneyah yes https://launchpadlibrarian.net/169438232/edubuntu-live_13.09.2_14.03.1.diff.gz14:31
LaneyAccepted14:31
infinityTa.14:31
infinitystgraber: Want to pre-emptively unblock that?14:32
stgraberinfinity: I'll push the unblock yeah14:33
stgraberLaney: thanks14:33
stgraberinfinity: what's the ubiquity bug this time?14:33
LaneyI don't think it is blocked14:33
Laneyis it?14:33
stgraberLaney: not sure, checking14:33
stgraberstgraber@castiana:~/data/code/hints-ubuntu$ grep -r edubuntu .14:33
stgraberstgraber@castiana:~/data/code/hints-ubuntu$14:33
stgraberapparently not14:33
infinityOh, cool.14:34
infinitystgraber: Same bug as last night, different bit.14:34
stgraberok :)14:34
infinity(If someone wants to review my kexec-tools, that would be lovely)14:34
stgraberI'll do it14:35
stgraberlooks good and doesn't appear to be seeded anywhere, accepted14:37
infinitystgraber: Ta.14:37
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infinityAlright, switched britney to "block-all source" and unblocked a few things that will block.14:56
infinityExcplicit unblock required from here on in.14:56
LaneyExciting14:57
infinityAnd one more (should be the last, barring something so release-critical we have to delay the release) respin starting now.15:00
infinitystgraber: You're far enough down the pipe that your -live should make it in before your build starts.15:01
stgraberinfinity: good to hear, Edubuntu takes a while to respin so best not to have to do it twice :)15:01
cjwatsonjibel: not a regression, I've updated the bug with my analysis15:01
cjwatsonjibel: entering the same password should work though15:02
cjwatsonI guess I should test that15:02
Riddellinfinity: do we have time to get one more fix in or is that it?15:02
jibelcjwatson, thanks, I just tried with the same password and indeed it works15:02
cjwatsonah good15:02
infinityRiddell: If it only affects you, maybe.15:02
stgraberinfinity: if you do block-all source, should we also stop the auto-approve bot?15:02
infinityRiddell: But pretty much from here on, unless you find something that literally sets computers on fire, I think we're done.15:03
infinitystgraber: Nah, letting stuff in proposed is fine.15:03
cjwatsonA bunch of non-image stuff will still probably be fine as long as it has time to build.15:03
cjwatsonBut we should indeed block it anyway to avoid accidental interlocks with stuff that's on images (especially with touch).15:04
cjwatsonI'm certainly still removing stuff :)15:04
kikohey there15:05
kikodustin and I just did a fresh trusty install15:05
kikoand the dash search is failing to find terminal15:05
infinity...15:05
infinityWait longer?15:05
cjwatsonIt would be better to talk to desktop people about this15:06
Laneymhr3 in #ubuntu-unity is the guy for this kind of thing15:07
kikocjwatson, who should I talk to?15:07
LaneyI reported a similar bug the other day, so this kind of thing is known15:07
kikoinfinity, it's not a waiting problem, no applications are returned in the query at all15:07
cjwatsonkiko: I don't know15:07
kikoduh15:07
cjwatsonBut the release team aren't great people to debug dash problems :)15:07
Laney...15:09
kikocjwatson, okay, but if this is a verified problem it should be release critical15:13
Riddellinfinity: we're good to go once user-manager is in the archive ↑15:13
xnoxkiko: it does not affect installer, it can go in as a 0-day sru, if there is a fix available.15:14
infinityRiddell: Ugh.  I guess you'll get a respin after the respin. :/15:16
cjwatsonI tend to agree with xnox15:16
kikoxnox, I see15:21
jibelkiko, it works fine here after a fresh install. If I try 'terminal' or 'spinach' it returns something relatively relevant.15:22
ogra_it doesnt return a terminal for me if i search spinach though15:23
jibel:)15:23
cjwatsonSounds worth release-noting if the dash developers can nail down the conditions a bit more precisely.15:24
apwkiko, same here after a fresh install (with network) i have a working dash with three results for terminal15:27
xnoxapw: bug #130710515:28
ubot2Launchpad bug 1307105 in linux (Ubuntu) "Kernel install fails due PAE checks" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130710515:29
cjwatsonWe're going to need to revert the util-linux Depends: initscripts change from yesterday15:37
cjwatsonIt seems to run into an obscure apt bug and (among other things) breaks an upgrade of a saucy minimal build chroot to trusty15:38
xnoxkiko: also tested fully offline case, and dash finds three terminals.15:38
kikoxnox, fresh install?15:44
kikoxnox, i.e. first log in?15:44
mvocjwatson: do you have the apt output of the bug? I can have a look15:50
bdmurrayis there anything to be done about bug 1279762?15:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 1279762 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu) "upgrade to 14.04 from 13.10 failed - cinnamon fails to upgrade" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127976215:50
cjwatsonmvo: https://launchpad.net/~zfs-native/+archive/staging/+build/5914177/+files/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-amd64.spl-linux_0.6.2-2.1~trusty~10.gbpedccf5_CHROOTWAIT.txt.gz was the one we got in #launchpad15:50
cjwatsonmvo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7262204/ was what I got locally15:51
cjwatson(to rule out some problem with the mountall in that PPA)15:51
* shadeslayer taps fingers while waiting for user-manager to migrate15:51
mvocjwatson: uh, nasty15:51
cjwatsonwe think it has something to do with mountall being present in the upgrade set, since builds that don't upgrade mountall don't seem to be failing15:51
infinityshadeslayer: Don't worry, it'll migrate long before we need to respin anyway.  Sorting out an upgrade issue.15:52
shadeslayeryay15:52
stgraberFYI I'm failing to access bzr from nusakan, this may cause germinate and other things to blow up or at least hang15:52
stgraber(mentioned to IS, waiting for someone to look into it, probably related to an earlier LP problem)15:52
shadeslayerwell, not so yay for other people15:52
cjwatsonstgraber: still?  there was a firewall overload problem a few minutes ago15:52
stgrabercjwatson: yeah, still happening now15:52
shadeslayeroh hm, so that's what that was15:53
stgrabercjwatson: I'm trying a bzr up of /srv/cdimage.ubuntu.com and it's hanging15:53
cjwatsonmvo: infinity's going to reintroduce a util-linux -> upstart-job dependency, since that's what was present in earlier releases15:53
xnoxkiko: yes.15:53
cjwatsonHopefully that'll perturb things back to sanity ...15:53
cjwatsonmvo: if that doesn't work then we revert entirely and drop the util-linux -> initscripts dependency15:53
mvocjwatson: ok, if you or infinity have a chroot that has the packages that cause the error, I would love to get a tar file of that, I try to build one now fwiw15:53
kikoxnox, okay, can't reproduce then15:55
cjwatsonmvo: mk-sbuild saucy should be enough, though mine's an upgraded-for-a-while version - tarring it up15:56
cjwatsonmvo: be quick before Adam reverts this :)15:56
stgraberbzr is happy again15:57
mvocjwatson: heh :) I will simply fake the broken one :)15:58
infinitymvo: This gets so much more fun.15:59
infinitymvo: If I depend on "upstart-job" instead of "initscripts", the loop unrolling failure moves about 10 packages later in the upgrade.15:59
cjwatsonmvo: yay for office bandwidth.  http://people.canonical.com/~cjwatson/tmp/saucy-amd64.tar.xz15:59
infinitymvo: My conclusion here is that util-linux can't ever add dependencies.  Ever.15:59
cjwatsonmvo: set up in schroot, start session, saucy->trusty in sources.list, apt-get update, apt-get dist-upgrade16:00
mvoinfinity: I'm sure it is - I have some quick dinner and see what I can do16:00
mvocjwatson: thanks, downloading now16:00
infinitymvo: I assume it relates to util-linux's deps being transitively essential, and maybe you unroll those loops more carefully or something?16:05
tgm4883who needs the link to the Mythbuntu release page?16:16
xnoxtgm4883: see the release notes email on ubuntu-release mailing list16:16
xnoxtgm4883: you have a mythbuntu wiki page which you can update16:16
stgraberinfinity: so are we currently respinning stuff or waiting for something else to hit (util-linux?)? I'm asking because I'm not seeing nusakan doing much at the moment16:17
xnoxtgm4883: or add #reload stanza to redirect it to wherever you need it to go.16:17
tgm4883xnox, I've got our release statement in a draft on our website16:17
tgm4883hmm, #reload stanza...16:17
xnoxtgm4883: e.g. #refresh 0 http://example.com/16:17
tgm4883let me test that, sec16:18
infinitystgraber: Waiting on util-linux, then going for it.16:18
xnoxtgm4883: reload is for internal wiki, refresh is for external urls.16:18
infinitystgraber: The world kinda blew up with the network blip anyway. :/16:18
stgraberinfinity: ok16:18
tgm4883xnox, awesome, thanks I'll do that16:22
xnoxtgm4883: seems to work correctly.16:22
tgm4883Yep, I just need to publish now16:23
tgm4883On another note, is there a better way for us to get our ISOs on release day? Basically, I have to wait until Ubuntu releases to download our ISO to our rsync server and then our mirrors have to grab it from us16:23
cjwatsonFetch current dailies first and then rsync16:25
cjwatsonChanges will be either small or nil16:25
tgm4883cjwatson, and just rename them to their final name when I download them?16:25
cjwatsonYes16:26
tgm4883I suppose that's doable, still I'd rather not have the chance that lots of people download an old ISO. Our mirrors are all pulling from us, and they only check for udpates a few times a day16:27
olli_hey16:28
olli_infinity, slangasek suggested to ping you for an ETA at which time 14.04 will be released. Are you in a position to give a rough estimate?16:28
olli_I am trying to coordinate a PPA16:28
stgraberolli_: tomorrow, that's pretty much the best estimate you'll get since we're still in the middle of mass respins for critical bugs16:30
infinityolli_: What stgraber said.16:30
olli_:)16:30
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cjwatsonjamespage: wanna have a look at my comment on bug 1294005?  we still just about have time16:39
ubot2Launchpad bug 1294005 in jenkins (Ubuntu) "Please remove jenkins from trusty" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/129400516:39
jamespagecjwatson, generally anything with *jenkins* in it that's a reverse dependency is really actually part of jenkins16:42
robrucjwatson, hey, we have a new unity8 in proposed, can you accept it? bump the version number I think needs to be done for that. (not clear to me what it is about unity8 that requires manual acking each time)16:42
cjwatsonrobru: one moment16:43
robrucjwatson, sure, no worries16:43
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cjwatsonrobru: it's not about unity8 itself, it's a workaround for a dependency in indicator-something (network I think)16:43
robruhmm16:44
cjwatsonwe're lying and saying unity8 is available on all arches to avoid having to tear things out above it16:44
cjwatsonand I haven't yet got round to generalising that to avoid the version16:44
robruahhhhh its the arch issue again16:44
cjwatsonanyway, bumped16:45
robrucjwatson, thank you16:45
cjwatsonjamespage: can you ack bug 1265920, since you reviewed the initial packaging?  it looks valid to me, just double-checking16:46
ubot2Launchpad bug 1265920 in rds (Ubuntu) "RM: rds -- dead upstream" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126592016:46
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cjwatsonjamespage: jenkins> mm, yeah, I see that those three packages are in fact circularly build-dependent (whee)16:47
jamespagecjwatson, its been fun :-(16:47
cjwatsonjamespage: do we actually need to tear out basically everything that matches *jenkins*?  that's rather more work :)16:48
jamespagecjwatson, I'd probably just pull jenkins plus those two packages you identitified16:48
cjwatsonright16:48
jamespagecjwatson, it is possible that someone might step up in Debian to pickup maintaining jenkins16:49
cjwatsonmkay, so I won't blacklist it16:49
jamespagecjwatson, +116:49
jamespagecjwatson, +1 on the rds removal as well16:50
jamespagecjwatson, I'd quite forgotten about that16:50
cjwatsonjamespage: OK, RIP jenkins packaging16:51
jamespagecjwatson, thanks16:51
jamespageI think16:51
ogra_stgraber, is queuebot off ?16:52
ogra_i see unity8 on the changes ml ...16:52
stgraberit may not have liked the earlier network problem16:53
ogra_:)16:53
shadeslayerinfinity: how long before respin?16:53
shadeslayerBecause I'll probably head home within 15-20 minutes16:54
infinityshadeslayer: A few seconds.17:03
shadeslayeroh ok17:03
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infinity(Respins happening now, if you find any more bugs from here on, too bad...)17:12
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JackYuinfinity, would you please review the ubuntukylin-default-settings before respins...17:16
JackYuinfinity, we add  the ubuntu-kylin-docs uploaded today:)17:18
slangasekI can look17:19
slangasekJackYu: ubuntukylin-default-settings accepted, I trust that it will successfully be published before the respin-the-world reaches ubuntukylin ... and if not, we respin again17:20
cjwatsonslangasek: it should do, from the current respin order17:21
JackYuslangasek, great, I think it would be, lol17:22
slangasekoh, but that requires an explicit unblock too, better do that17:22
* shadeslayer is waiting for fresh ISO's :)17:35
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Davieyinfinity: Hey, when you start pre-publishing - can you give tgm4883 & myself a ping, so we can get the mythbuntu iso into it's own mirror network?17:47
dokocjwatson, slangasek: can one of you remove gcj-4.6? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcj-4.6/+bug/127654017:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 1276540 in gcj-4.6 (Ubuntu) "please remove gcj-4.6 in trusty" [Undecided,Fix released]17:50
cjwatsondoko: I did17:50
dokoouch, didn't hit refresh17:51
ogra_can someone give unity8 some love ?17:52
ogra_ah, ignore that17:52
* slangasek snuggles up against unity817:52
apw * slangasek gets bitten17:54
cjwatsonstgraber: is it intentional that "mark as rebuilding" or similar is no longer available on iso.qa?17:54
cjwatsonI'd like to be able to mark images as rebuilding even in the case where the rebuild was queued directly on nusakan17:55
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cjwatsondoko: you might actually manage to get mpclib removable, by the looks of it :)17:57
dokocjwatson, yep, still trying =) didn't want to keep 4.7 at all, but anyway ...17:59
infinityLife's cruel.17:59
infinitydoko: Thanks for fixing gnat-4.8.17:59
stgrabercjwatson: I think the old state and behaviour is now called disabled18:00
stgrabercjwatson: in that mode, the build still exists and can be accessed but result reporting is disabled until a new build is published18:00
* balloons listens to cjwatson and stgraber about marking builds18:04
cjwatsonstgraber: ok, so if I did "Mark as disabled (prevents result reporting)" on a bunch of builds, that would be fine?18:08
stgraberyep18:09
cjwatsonok, cool, thanks18:09
ogra_stgraber, hmm, so i seem to not be able to trigger a touch rebuild via the UI18:09
ogra_at least it doesnt say "currently building" next to the images18:10
stgraberogra_: ok, just finished fixing a small glitch in the upgrade path of the stable channel, now looking at the tracker18:14
stgraberogra_: is it fine if I do end up triggering both of the touch builds?18:14
ogra_yep18:14
utlemmingstgraber: do you have information about the mass respin?18:16
utlemminginfinity: ^^18:16
* utlemming tries to figure out if cloud images need re-generating18:16
infinityutlemming: maas... Respin?18:17
ogra_heh18:17
infinityutlemming: There's no new maas other than the one that got in yesterday.18:17
utlemminginfinity: ah, do you have the bug link?18:17
utlemminginfinity: I meant s/maas/mass18:17
infinityutlemming: Oh, I can't read.18:17
infinityLA LA LA>18:17
* ogra_ hands infinity some window cleaner18:17
stgraberogra_: not seeing any trace of your rebuild request, however when I selected both here and clicked rebuild, I see it queued as expected18:18
ogra_i thought you were joking :)18:18
smoserutlemming, maas shoul dhave no affect on cloud images.18:18
infinityutlemming: Yes, you want to regen your cloud images to match current binaries.18:18
infinitysmoser: I can't read.  He said mass.18:18
ogra_stgraber, i selected the top checkbox, both rows turned yellow (never had that before)18:18
cjwatsonutil-linux is definitely on cloud images. :-)18:18
ogra_stgraber, and then i just clicked "update rebuild status"18:18
utlemmingcjwatson: ack, thanks18:19
stgraberogra_: same i did here, expected it worked for me :)18:19
ogra_and it returned18:19
smoseryes, util linux is in cloud image.18:19
ogra_hmm, weird18:19
ogra_as long as it works for others :) i can fall back to nusakan worst case :)18:19
* utlemming starts re-spinning18:20
stgraberogra_: not seeing anything from you in the log either. You may want to logout and login again in case it was your SSO creds failing somehow.18:20
ogra_i opened the page afresh ... and got auto logged in18:21
ogra_hmm18:21
ogra_we'll know the next time i try :)18:21
stgraberogra_: this morning I noticed that the ACLs were wrong and apparently xubuntu was the team with access to the touch build (go figure), so I fixed that but you need to make sure your membership in the touch release team is passed through SSO (you need to tick a box in there) if you want to have access18:22
ogra_ah, k18:22
ogra_i'll make sure to re-login before the next build then18:22
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slangasekinfinity: you mean you didn't trigger the mass respin with 'juju respin'?18:26
slangasekdoko: did you see that your gcc-4.7-armel-cross upload FTBFS?18:27
* stgraber grabs Edubuntu18:27
dokoslangasek, yes, fixed the wrong branch18:43
* doko would like to do some python work today too ...18:43
utlemminginfinity: can you mark the Cloud Images as superceeded, they are being rebuilt and tested now18:46
infinityutlemming:18:47
infinityutlemming: Yup.18:47
mvocjwatson, infinity: fwiw, bug #1308654 has the needed bits to reproduce the failure, I look into it next (probably in the morning, its getting late here)19:09
ubot2Launchpad bug 1308654 in apt (Ubuntu) "configure order broken for util-linux in saucy->trusty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130865419:09
cjwatsoncool, thanks.  there's no huge rush right now19:10
mvocjwatson: thanks, good to know19:10
jibelxnox, wrt. i18n issue in OEM mode, with 16.1, German is proposed for installation in "system settings -> language support" and first on the list, but there is no notification if you don't open language support.19:10
infinitymvo: Yeah, we backed out the problematic change, but I figure this points to a reasonably nasty bug we want fixed Soon(tm), but not for release.19:11
mvoinfinity: indeed!19:12
jibelxnox, even after a reboot, no notification to install the missing lang packs19:23
robruhey guys, can somebody accept unity-firefox-extension? it's an important (and small) bugfix requested by seb.19:43
cjwatsonI can accept it, but it isn't going into the trusty release pocket at this point19:43
cjwatsonit'll have to be updates19:43
cjwatson(because we don't have any more respin slots)19:43
cjwatsonwell, not unless somebody discovers that our images burn computers19:43
wgrantom nom nom19:43
robrucjwatson, i'm ok with -updates, thanks19:44
infinityrobru: You're aware that there's a release in less than 24h, I assume. ;)19:45
robruinfinity, yes, that's why it's just a small bugfix ;-)19:45
cjwatsonit can go to -updates though once it's built19:45
cjwatson(I agreed this with dbarth and it's on the whiteboard here)19:45
infinityrobru: Size doesn't matter, it's about respinning and testing images (which we won't do at this point, except for bugs that actually literally violate your mother).19:45
robruinfinity, oh btw, we're landing some new features in unity7, can you accept those? ;-)19:45
infinityrobru: But yeah, it could go to -updates as a 0-day SRU.19:46
robruah ok19:46
balloonsso, I'm curious what langpacks we have on the images atm, and wondering why we didn't add back german and french for instance when we stopped caring about image size20:15
cjwatsonlook at the manifests20:16
cjwatsonwe do care about image size a bit - somebody reported earlier today that we don't fit on a 1gb usb stick any more, which I think is unfortunate and would have tried to fix it if we had time20:16
cjwatsonbandwidth isn't unlimited and the bigger the image is the harder it is for people to download it20:16
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dokocjwatson, infinity, slangasek, stgraber: so for opening the u-series, there won't be many changes from my side (and I'll only be back on Tuesday morning, Fri and Mon bank holidays).20:46
dokonew binutils would be the only toolchain change20:46
dokowould be nice if we could open with the same ruby defaults as in debian20:47
davmor2Guys just stumbled across bug 1308752  if you do an oem install in one keyboard layout then a user install of a different layout for some unknown reason the initial login for the user fails, reboot the system then you can login20:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 1308752 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Oem install Login fails on first reboot to user when different keyboard layouts are used" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130875220:48
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zequenceI just realized I've missed an old bug and found a new one.20:54
zequenceUpdated seeds for Ubuntu Studio20:54
zequenceWe would like an update to ubuntustudio-meta20:55
zequenceBug 130875520:55
ubot2Launchpad bug 1308755 in Ubuntu Studio "Two power manager applets in Trusty release" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130875520:55
zequenceand Bug 128463520:55
ubot2Launchpad bug 1284635 in ibus (Ubuntu Trusty) "ibus does not support certain keyboard layouts" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/128463520:55
zequenceinfinity: There has been some discussions about the packaging of lmms, but doesn't seem like that has been taken care of, so I doubt that will happen before release. Thanks for your help on that though20:57
infinityzequence: Kay, lmms can be SRUed.  But you need some meta changes?20:58
zequenceinfinity: Yeah. Think that should be all (holding my breath)20:59
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infinityzequence: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7263797/ <-- That look sane?21:05
zequenceinfinity: Yep. that looks right21:07
infinityzequence: Why is the response to an ibus bug to remove it? :P21:07
knomeinfinity, because the bug can't be fixed in time21:08
infinityknome: Kay.21:08
knomeinfinity, ...and it's a nasty one, not letting you use your own keyboard layout21:08
knomeinfinity, that's what xubuntu did - bail out since it doesn't work21:08
knomethere is a workaround, but it's not something that is (easily) describable in the release notes, and not something most people would like to do21:09
knomemost people do not need ibus anyway21:09
infinityzequence: Uploaded.21:09
zequenceinfinity: Thanks!21:09
knomeand the bug is actually mostly/only affecting those who *don't* use ibus...21:09
infinityzequence: Might not make it in the current spin set, but if it doesn't, we can just respin again.21:09
zequenceinfinity: Yep. I'll be going to sleep soon. But, will have plenty of time to do tests tomorrow (in less than 12h from now)21:10
infinityzequence: Alrighty.21:10
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dokocjwatson, infinity: please update the version in the gcc-4.7-armel-cross unblock request21:57
infinitydoko: Already done.22:01
dokoand for u I get rid off the arm multilibs ...22:01
infinitydoko: A bash merge in the queue?  Really?22:02
infinitydoko: I assume that's intended to be an SRU and the bug needs to be updated accordingly?22:03
bdmurrayspeaking of SRUs - infinity how do you feel about a rapid release of whoopsie for bug 1306175?22:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 1306175 in whoopsie (Ubuntu Saucy) "whoopsie should not send some data to daisy" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130617522:05
infinitybdmurray: I'll have an opinion in a sec.22:11
infinityzequence: Kay, we can respin your images right now.  Doing.22:11
dokoinfinity, it's targeted for trusty-proposed22:34
infinitydoko: Well, yes...22:35
infinitydoko: As all uploads are.22:35
dokosure, I can re-upload later22:35
infinitydoko: Nah, just convert your bug to an SRU bug with justification, etc.22:36
dokoinfinity, well is fixing a crash a justification?22:40
infinitydoko: Regression potential, etc.  But yes, fixing a crash is fine justification.22:41
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utlemminginfinity: we're probably a good 4 hours off before the Cloud Image respin completes. I'm going to step away while this churns.23:18
infinityutlemming: Alrighty.23:18
utlemminginfinity: I'll have testing done shortly after that.23:18
infinityutlemming: Turns out we have a hilariously critical desktop bug that's forcing respins anyway, so you win.23:18
knomeinfinity, did you catch my comment about the release notes?23:18
infinityknome: Probably not.23:19
knomeinfinity, summary: i think we should continue with what we have now, that is, flavors separated; they seem to have ridiculously different ways to do release notes23:19
knomesome do not list bugs, some do not list new features23:19
infinityknome: Yeah, I agree.23:19
knomeand some use large screenshots23:19
infinityknome: Normalized URLs need to happen though.  But that's not hard.23:20
knomeso that being said, should we purge the multiple flavor subheadings from the release notes, and add some other kind of links for them?23:20
infinityknome: Linking would be nice, yes.23:20
knome...and that being said, does server count as a flavor, or should it stay on the main page?23:20
infinityknome: We (Canonical) don't consider it a flavour, so much as just the slightly less graphical Ubuntu. :P23:21
knomeok, i'll work on something with that idea in mind23:22
knomei'll do it now, so if you are around, i'll ping you in maybe 5-10mins23:22
Riddellevening, is there another mass respin in progress?23:25
knomeapparently23:25
Riddellinfinity: should I test kubuntu images or are new ones going to appear?23:29
stgraberinfinity: "we have a hilariously critical desktop bug that's forcing respins anyway", care to share?  is that the OEM bug?23:31
infinityRiddell: Kubuntu is fine, the but I'm talking about it all Unity.23:33
infinityRiddell: Your images should be final (I hope).23:33
infinitys/but/bug/23:33
Riddellok thanks, time to test!23:33
dokoinfinity, cjwatson: mpclib should be removable now, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mpclib/+bug/125506223:33
ubot2Launchpad bug 1255062 in mpclib (Ubuntu) "please remove mpclib, replaced by mpclib3" [Undecided,Incomplete]23:33
infinitydoko: \o/23:33
stgraberoh, I guess the bug is bug 1308572 (looking at other channel activity since it wasn't listed here nor on the iso tracker...)23:36
ubot2Launchpad bug 1308572 in unity (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 14.04: security problem in the lock screen" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130857223:36
knomeinfinity, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PasiLallinaho/TrustyReleaseNotesDraft23:37
infinityknome: I'm going to lose that in backscroll when I sleep.23:39
knomeinfinity, then don't sleep but look at it now ;)23:39
infinityknome: Can you move your notes to wiki/TrustyTahr/ReleaseNotes/$flavour?23:39
infinityknome: Oh, that's for the Ubuntu page.23:40
knomeyep23:40
knomeand the content is old23:40
infinityknome: Yeah, that looks sane (I assume you mean the flavours section).23:40
knomewell, everything really23:40
knomebut it's not changed much except the flavors section, some headings made smaller (=== instead of ==), and limiting the TOC to 2 levels23:41
knomeinfinity, re: flavor notes, our are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseNotes/Xubuntu23:41
knomeand if we use the new layout, i'm much more happy to link directly to the main page for the known issues...23:42
knome(instead of including)23:42
infinityknome: Yeah, seems sane to me.23:43
knomeok, i'll drop it to the main page with (r=infinity)23:43
knome:P23:44
knomeinfinity, the page is updated.23:52
infinityknome: Ta.23:52
knomeand please at least take a little glance so it's still sane...23:53
infinityknome: Thanks a lot for helping out with notes, BTW.  My least favourite part of release.23:53
infinityknome: I'll look in the morning. ;)23:53
knomei handle bureaucracy enough with xubuntu stuff, i guess it doesn't really hurt to do a little bit more...23:53
infinityknome: It's greatly appreciated.23:55
knomeglad i can help :)23:56
* knome likes squatting messy things, even if it meant frustration and headache, as long as it's clean after...23:56

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