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cjwatsonScottK: The transition tracker's a good deal easier to follow for this.  http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/transitions/libav10.html02:46
ScottKcjwatson: Can you tell why nepomuk-core shows up as bad?  AFAICT, it's OK (and has been rebuilt)02:47
ScottKThanks02:47
cjwatsonScottK: That's I think the one false positive on the tracker, yes.02:48
ScottKOK.02:48
cjwatsonScottK: It's because there's a binary in utopic that's no longer built in utopic-proposed - nepomuk-core-ffmpegextractor02:51
cjwatsonScottK: proposed-migration recognises that that will go away, but the tracker doesn't02:51
ScottKI see.02:52
cjwatsonEverything else there makes sense.  I have most of the dvdstyler fix.02:53
ScottKAs far as I can tell between libav, cups, and gnutls there's no way for us to get an updated desktop in right now.02:53
cjwatsonAnd I was going to stare at opencv/arm64 ASAP (and mpv/ppc64el once I can get the hw I have access to to talk to ports.ubuntu.com again).02:53
ScottKFun.02:53
* ScottK needs to go find a wayard $child, so see you later.02:54
cjwatsonYeah, it's a gnarly transition.  There'll be a couple of things at the end we can remove/demote.02:54
cjwatsonBut I want to save that until the rest is done.02:54
infinitycjwatson: opencv looks like it just needs an s/ifneq/ifeq/ logic inversion.03:59
infinitycjwatson: Are you already playing with it, or shall I?03:59
infinitycjwatson: Test-building on am1 now.04:07
rsalvetican we unblock latest pulseaudio I pushed a few minutes ago? changes are touch specific (new pulseaudio droid module, that works on top of the audio hal)04:35
rsalvetibuilt finished fine and tests were also good, just blocked now due freeze04:36
ScottKrsalveti: That lands on all the images.04:57
rsalvetiScottK: I know, that's why I'm asking if it'd be possible to approve it04:57
ScottKSigh.04:58
ScottKSo we should respin all the images so your thing doesn't sit in proposed for a day and a half?04:58
rsalvetidid we already spin all the images? (sorry if I'm not following the release as usual here)04:59
rsalvetithat's why I asked here, fine if not approved as well04:59
rsalvetidoesn't hurt asking though04:59
ScottKYes.04:59
ScottKWe have candidate images.04:59
ScottKNot too much tested yet, but they're there.04:59
ScottKrsalveti: Are you doing much with pulseaudio?  I think we will need http://cgit.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pulseaudio/commit/?id=2b85ae048970b7faa7505fd0cd4746541d1b09eb (although not for Alpha 1)05:00
rsalvetithat seems fine, want me to push that?05:01
hyperairN.B. The ykpersonalize command will by default include -oappend-cr.  This will append CRLF (or typing ENTER) to the OTP, so that the dialog or web form is immediately submitted. If you do not want to have the form submitted after touching your Yubikey (e.g. a Nano sitting in your laptop), leave out the -oappend-cr switch.06:29
hyperaircrap middle click06:29
hyperairwhoops06:29
shadeslayermmm08:32
shadeslayerKubuntu still has 6 packages from 4.13.0 on the ISO08:32
shadeslayerstgraber: ^^08:32
cjwatsoninfinity: not as yet, had gone to bed09:18
infinitycjwatson: Well, done now.09:19
cjwatsonThanks09:19
xnoxvtk6 FTBFS on armhf is interesting - GL believes that GLdouble is double, yet Qt4 believes GLdouble is GLfloat.09:28
cjwatsonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/FTBFS#OpenGL_and_Qt_combination and the one below09:29
cjwatsonit's quite a common pattern09:29
xnoxright. and also not a regression from upload that's in release already. bah.09:34
infinitycjwatson: That's the thing that was fixed in the infamous Qt5.2 ABI break, right?09:48
cjwatsonAIUI09:48
infinitySo, now we wait 5 years for everyone to port to Qt5, and we're saved.09:49
shadeslayeranyone have a clue what the heck "Back" is http://imgur.com/X5wBZGf09:49
infinityshadeslayer: If I had to guess, I'd say a bug. :)09:50
shadeslayer^_^09:50
shadeslayerinfinity: what would I report that against btw?09:51
infinitygfxboot-something?  cjwatson knows that bit better than I.09:52
xnoxshadeslayer: infinity: well the bug is in new syslinux & the temporary fix we placed to get gfxboot working at all. I believe to many menus are now included by default hence "Back..." and "Help..." options which have not been there before.09:53
shadeslayerxnox: OEM mode is missing too09:53
xnoxit's better that, than not having graphical boot at all.09:53
shadeslayerhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/syslinux/+bug/133418909:53
ubot93Launchpad bug 1334189 in syslinux (Ubuntu) "syslinux offers no OEM mode on Kubuntu Utopic Alpha 1" [Undecided,New]09:53
cjwatsongfxboot-theme-ubuntu09:53
xnoxshadeslayer: i don't think it's a bug against syslinux though...09:53
cjwatsonI did a quick fix last week, haven't yet had time to tidy up everything that's left09:54
shadeslayerok, I've changed the affects09:54
cjwatsonIs it critical for alpha 1?09:54
infinityI wouldn't imagine so.09:55
infinityUnless Kubuntu's really stepping up their Alpha 1 requirements.09:55
xnoxshadeslayer: you should be able to still boot in OEM mode by manually typing the right cmdline arg...09:55
shadeslayerHm, nope, should be fine, just better have it documented then09:55
infinityI think ours used to be "it boots, installs, and your computer doesn't set itself on fire and dive out the window".09:55
shadeslayerxnox: yeah09:55
shadeslayerinfinity: words to live by09:55
shadeslayer:P09:55
cjwatsonWell mostly I just wanted to know how rapidly I was dropping everything to investigate it :)09:56
cjwatsonIt's probably not too hard to fix but would be a respin-world09:56
cjwatsonNow admittedly I'm sort of looking forward to finding out how fast we can do that now, but maybe shouldn't do it just 'cause :)09:57
* shadeslayer points out that Kubuntu is even oversized at the moment09:57
cjwatsonMeh09:57
cjwatsonThe size limits are artificial now anyway :-/09:57
shadeslayercjwatson: hah, because of the new build infra ? :D09:57
cjwatsonRight09:57
shadeslayertrue :)09:57
cjwatsonIt's probably doable inside two hours, depending on buildd load09:58
cjwatsonI'm working on the problems that cause occasional livefs failed-to-upload errors, BTW10:02
cjwatsonThey aren't new (they happen from time to time on package builds too) but the rate is high enough with livefses to be worth sorting out10:02
infinitycjwatson: Rate's pretty low with packages.  Perhaps relating to filesizes/timeouts?10:04
shadeslayerxnox: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/133419910:05
ubot93Launchpad bug 1334199 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "ubiquity-kde fails to install Kubuntu in Spanish" [Undecided,New]10:05
* shadeslayer tries with other languages10:05
cjwatsoninfinity: Probably, yes.  We've seen three so far with livefses, which is high considering the build count.10:06
cjwatsoninfinity: But it's easy for the librarian client to retry.10:06
xnoxuploaded libavg, zoneminder, mediatomb. Also uploaded gnome-media-player the last package to transition from xine-lib -> xine-lib-1.2, such that xine-lib can be removed from the archive.10:27
xnoxfixed visp is in debian new.10:27
cjwatsonxnox: what's wrong with the visp no-change rebuild I just uploaded? :)10:32
xnoxcjwatson: haha =)10:32
xnoxif that works, then we are golden10:33
xnoxwhat's left? performous, dvdstyler, mpv/ppc64el, jitsi, mplayer?10:33
cjwatsonah, rockne-06 can talk to ports.ubuntu.com now, so I might have a look at mpv10:33
cjwatsonI have dvdstyler in progress, mostly done, just need a bit more time to finish it10:34
infinitycjwatson: porter-ppc64el no good?10:34
cjwatsoninfinity: didn't want to potentially pollute its one chroot with -proposed10:34
infinitycjwatson: Too late for that, all the porters have proposed enabled.10:34
cjwatsonah, well, shrug10:34
infinityBut man, need to find a round tuit to mangle dd-schroot stuff for our porters.10:34
xnoxAmpelbein: can you please merge jitsi? or should I look into it?10:38
Ampelbeinxnox: Please do it, I sadly don't have time currently.10:39
xnoxAmpelbein: ok, thanks.10:39
cjwatsoninfinity: Does https://launchpadlibrarian.net/178169679/buildlog_ubuntu-utopic-ppc64el.mpv_0.3.11-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz imply that __APPLE_ALTIVEC__ is just broken on ppc64el?  It's causing bool to be defined to an altivec thing that apparently doesn't support being passed to the ! operator, which seems kind of busted10:41
ScottKshadeslayer: The 4.13.2 stuff that isn't on the ISO is stuck behind other packages that there's no way to get migrated without violence to the archive.10:43
ScottKYou've got all you're going to get for Alpha 1.10:43
shadeslayerack10:43
infinitycjwatson: Without looking, I'd have assumed that it implies an endian issue in disguise, but disabling Altivec and making IBM fix it is usually the simple way forward. :P10:43
shadeslayerall proposed migration output said was it was due to the migration block10:43
shadeslayerso I don't know why it really didn't migrate10:44
ScottKIt was all blocked in britney before the block was in place.10:44
shadeslayerScottK: right, but why? :)10:45
infinitycjwatson: The following angry errors with "bool" and "int" in the same sentence sort of point to endian issues, since turning ints into bools and then flipping them backwards explodes spectacularly.10:45
ScottKshadeslayer: Mostly due to the libav transition, but other not easily fixable stuff.10:46
xnoxcjwatson: i've yet to see altivec work on ppc64el. All codes that i've tried, even with patches from ibm folks didn't not compile, or didn't link, or had further ELFv2 dislikes.10:46
infinityxnox: We have lots of altivec working on ppc64el.10:46
ScottKTrust me, I fixed everything that was this week fixable yesterday.10:46
shadeslayeraha10:46
cjwatsoninfinity: wouldn't those be runtime errors?10:46
infinitycjwatson: Well, not the incompat type error.  But yeah, the exclamation mark one is definitely a new one on me too. ;)10:47
cjwatsonI don't *think* it's endianness, it basically seems to be using BYTE_ORDER10:48
* infinity grabs the source.10:48
infinitycjwatson: Where is this bool->altivec definition you speak of?10:49
cjwatsoninfinity: /usr/lib/gcc/powerpc64le-linux-gnu/4.8/include/altivec.h10:50
xnoxinfinity: hm, yeah looks like most things got fixed that i was stumbling upon.10:50
xnoxe.g. libav is build with altivec now, et.al.10:50
infinitycjwatson: Oh!10:50
cjwatsonAt least I think that's what it is; can't see what else would be inventing __vector __bool int10:50
shadeslayerScottK: do we still want to release the Active ISO's11:00
cjwatsoninfinity: -mno-altivec does make it build, so let me know if you think I should just do that ...11:06
infinitycjwatson: Go ahead.  I'm trying to figure out the weirdness here with a simple testcase, but my simple testcase might be too simple. :P11:06
xnoxAmpelbein: jitsi uploaded.11:07
infinitycjwatson: Obviously something nastier at play here than just the altivec/bool combo, since this works fine: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7699872/11:09
cjwatsoninfinity: Right, maybe try with SDL11:09
cjwatson(uploaded)11:09
infinitycjwatson: Although, suspiciously, the disassembly of building that with or without altivec is the same.11:11
* infinity scratches his head and thinks this isn't a rathole he should dive down right now.11:11
cjwatsonOh, I see why vtk6 is showing up on the tracker.  Disentangling.11:14
cjwatson(libvtk6 -> libvtk6.1 sub-transition, not cleared out of -proposed)11:18
cjwatsondvdstyler fixed for libav 10 et al.  Judging from the Debian bug we'll probably end up demoting performous.12:09
cjwatsonmplayer's been removed from Debian, and mplayer2 Provides: mplayer, but we'll need to do something about the dependencies on mencoder12:13
infinitycjwatson: A provides isn't good enough to force upgrades either.  Does mplayer2 not give me a transitional package?12:16
cjwatsoninfinity: haven't checked, don't think so though12:18
infinitycjwatson: Right, we'll want to fix that, I guess.12:18
cjwatsonI've taken to using mpv myself, but ...12:18
infinityI use mplayer.  I wonder how much worse mplayer2 is.  I guess I'll find out really soon. :/12:19
infinityI seriously wish this ffmpeg/libav battle of egos could be resolved.12:19
infinitycjwatson: There's a d-i for you.  I reviewed your minimal changes in bzr, and they seem fine to me, if you want to review the rest.12:21
cjwatsonI assume the trusty stuff is mostly copy-and-pasted12:22
infinitycjwatson: Some 'find | xargs sed $saucy > $trusty' sort of action, yeah.12:23
cjwatsondone12:23
infinity(The actual shell was hideous, we'll just pretend the above covers it)12:23
xnoxbug #133426212:25
ubot93bug 1334262 in xine-lib (Ubuntu) "RM: xine-lib superseeded by xine-lib-1.2" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/133426212:25
infinitycjwatson: Hrm.  precise isn't building with PROPOSED=1 ... Is that because it's still broken, or because no one turned it on?12:25
infinity(Noted because I was trying to sort out if I should change the seeds or not, and I guess the answer is 'not')12:26
cjwatsoninfinity: It sure is12:26
cjwatsonI turned it on yesterday12:26
cjwatsonWe might not have had a full build cycle yet12:26
infinityErr, wait.  I re-learn this every point release, I think.  It's in a config file, not in crontab, isn't it? :P12:27
cjwatsonIt's in cdimage/etc/config, yes12:27
infinityYeah, just found it with greppery.12:27
infinityI don't know why I forget that every time.12:27
cjwatsonWorked better there than in crontab, in practice, but it used to be in the crontab12:27
infinitycjwatson: Yeahp, makes more sense in a conffile, I'm just really crap at learning new tricks (says the man who still types -rfakeroot)12:28
cjwatson:)12:28
infinitycjwatson: Of course, I probably should have testbuilt that before I uploaded.  Want to take bets on if it'll fail on image size constraints or something?12:31
cjwatsonPass :)12:31
infinitywget-udeb surely adds a bit too.  I guess I'll play my favourite video game (watching build logs) and see. :P12:32
cjwatsonOne of these days maybe I'll convert build logs to longpoll12:34
cjwatsonAlthough the "how many tabs can you have longpoll in" game might need to be fixed first ...12:35
cjwatson(Which is a bit hard for me)12:35
ScottKshadeslayer: No idea.13:01
shadeslayerScottK: kdelibs uploaded with security fix for trusty13:05
cjwatsonxine-lib removed13:19
stgrabershadeslayer: not sure what you want me to do ...13:33
infinitycjwatson: You should have taken the bet.13:52
infinitymcopy -i./tmp/trusty-netboot/boot.img ./tmp/trusty-netboot/initrd.gz ::initrd.gz13:52
infinityDisk full13:52
infinityAnd I should have test-built, obviously.  *sigh*13:52
cjwatsonlibavg will be synced; performous should be demoted to -proposed once we're otherwise ready; vtk6 sorted; nepomuk-core false positive; so it's just sorting out mplayer now, I think13:54
infinitycjwatson: I'll fix and actually test-build this time.13:54
cjwatsonta13:54
infinitycjwatson: Hrm.  Should we be concerned about the python traceback vomit from help-to-gfxboot.py in those build logs?14:17
cjwatsonSlightly but not hugely.14:17
cjwatsonTranslation breakage, but it should tolerate it.14:18
infinityOh, I guess it's been happening pretty much forever.14:18
cjwatsonYeah14:18
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cjwatsonAh, my NBS removals have caused vtk6 and wxsvg to show up across the board on the libav10 tracker now.  They're both false positives for the same reason as nepomuk-core.14:32
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infinitycjwatson: Fixed d-i in the queue.15:25
infinity-rw-rw-r-- 1 adconrad adconrad 1.7G Jun 25 09:24 debian-installer-images_20101020ubuntu136.19_amd64.tar.gz15:29
infinityThat's getting impressively large. :/15:29
infinityslangasek: Want to review that 2-line debian-installer fix in the precise queue?16:34
cjwatsoninfinity: I'll do it in a moment, sorry16:35
infinitycjwatson: Oh, thanks.  Wasn't sure if you'd disappeared for the day.16:36
cjwatsonNo, just some calls16:36
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