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cyphermox_mbiebl: ack, any time00:37
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xnoxcjwatson: infinity: there was something-rather about ppc64el and stuff failing to convert to/from vectors e.g. "could not convert from '__vector(4) __bool int' to 'bool'" seen in latest performous build.02:46
xnoxwhat was it?02:46
* xnox goes to grep my irc logs02:46
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eamHi, I'm looking to talk to someone about this linking policy: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyNarwhal/ToolchainTransition what is the right forum?03:37
eamI'm concerned these recommendations result in shared objects unsuitable for loading via dlopen()03:38
eamThe few packages I've examined for interpreted languages which load C stubs appear to completely disregard the build recommendations (which, as far as I can tell is the right approach)03:39
hallyn_mbiebl_: the systemd-shim patches are up in https://mentors.debian.net/package/systemd-shim03:48
pittiGood morning05:06
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pittihallyn_: still here? do you know why desrt didn't yet push the patches to trunk? because he didn't have time to test them yet, or is there something known-broken still?06:16
Tribaalhi all, how can I make sure my package (waiting for sponsorship) is following the right procedure?06:22
Tribaalshoud I just wait?06:22
NoskcajTribaal, link to it?06:25
TribaalNoskcaj: https://code.launchpad.net/~tribaal/ubuntu/utopic/ubumirror/1341523-upstream-release/+merge/22665406:25
NoskcajThe version is normall -0ubuntu1, not ubuntu006:26
TribaalNoskcaj: ok, will fix06:26
Noskcajor for this, ubuntu106:26
Noskcaj(no -0_06:27
Noskcaj)06:27
TribaalNoskcaj: oh ok06:27
TribaalNoskcaj: pushed. Looks better?06:28
Noskcajyeah06:29
TribaalNoskcaj: so now, I just need to wait for someone to pick it up right? No other steps needed?06:30
NoskcajDon't subscribe sponsors to the bug, it has nothing to be sponsored06:30
TribaalNoskcaj: oh?06:30
NoskcajAnd they are auto-subscribed to the branch06:30
TribaalNoskcaj: what do you mean? sponsorship is not needed for branches?06:31
NoskcajThe sponsors team is subscribe to a merge (the branch) which is different to the bug06:31
Tribaalah06:32
Tribaalok06:32
NoskcajYou would subscribe them to the bug if you were using a debdiff06:32
TribaalNoskcaj: ahhh ok06:32
TribaalNoskcaj: so, that explains the double entry in http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/index.html I suppose06:32
Noskcajyep06:33
Tribaalok, I'll unsbscribed them then06:33
NoskcajYou mention the a few bugs are fixed in this release. If they are shown at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubumirror , you should probably close them in the changelog06:34
NoskcajThe packaging could have a minor update too, but it's less important06:34
TribaalNoskcaj: I don't understand your packaging minor update remark06:35
Noskcajstandards-version should be bumped to 3.9.5, debhelper version to 9, remove the upstream-vcs link06:36
TribaalNoskcaj: will do.06:37
Noskcajok06:37
TribaalNoskcaj: pushed. Should look better06:39
pittixnox: hm, I still have rtc in /etc/modules in my just freshly upgraded VM; I thought you fixed that already?06:40
NoskcajTribaal, Use http://paste.ubuntu.com/7802062/ as you changelog. You should try to cover everything changed.06:42
TribaalNoskcaj: should I set myself as maintainer?06:43
Noskcajyeah. It seems that you are06:43
TribaalNoskcaj: fair enough06:43
Noskcajd/copyright could probably be improved, but that's an issue for another day06:45
TribaalNoskcaj: pushed.06:45
TribaalNoskcaj: yes, I'll update upstream as well (there is a lot of things to do there still :) )06:45
Tribaallike adding man pages06:45
Noskcajok. I suggest you use lintian to find these packaging issues in future. it helps a lot06:46
NoskcajNow we wait for someone with upload rights (i.e. not me) to look at the package06:46
pittihallyn_, desrt: ah, I was wondering why there was only one systemd cgroup, and all processes are in that -- seems systemd-shim should grow a dependency to cgmanager now06:47
TribaalNoskcaj: ah, yes, thanks for the tip about lintian06:48
TribaalNoskcaj: I should have thought of it mysellf06:48
TribaalNoskcaj: thanks a lot for you help06:48
pittistgraber, hallyn_, desrt: so this can't go to Debian yet as cgmanager isn't in Debian -- do you plan to upload it there?06:49
pittistgraber, hallyn_, desrt: oh, it's already in the NEW queue06:50
pittisplendid!06:51
pittihallyn_, desrt: one nitpick is that it doesn't seem to clean up sessions on logout, I suppose because cgroup_unit_stop() isn't implemented?06:56
pittihallyn_: I uploaded https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd-shim/6-3ubuntu1 with the added dependency07:00
pittihallyn_: I think the next steps are to implement cgroup_unit_stop(), merge this into trunk, release 7, and upload that to Debian as soon as cgmanager gets out of NEW07:01
pittihallyn_: FYI, http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/tmp/systemd-208/07:02
Noskcajpitti, debian now has upower 0.99. Any progress on porting python-dbusmock?07:50
NoskcajThis shall be a mess07:51
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pittiNoskcaj: still on my ever-growing TODO list; but I suppose it's a very simple fix, I already had it working with 0.9907:52
Noskcajok07:52
NoskcajWe're still waiting on the ubuntu-touch team, so it's not super urgent here, only "be done by 14.10" if you can07:53
pittiyes, that should be no problem at all07:59
xnoxpitti: we didn't remove it on upgrades in the end. It's not added on fresh installs I think.08:12
xnoxpitti: or did it get _added_ on upgrades?!08:12
pittixnox: no, I think just not removed08:12
xnoxack.08:13
pittixnox: no, I think just not removed09:09
pittixnox: sorry, -EFOCUS09:10
LocutusOfBorg1xnox, thanks09:20
LocutusOfBorg1and also thanks to cjwatson ;)09:22
LocutusOfBorg1I think the libav transition is getting almost done, right? ;)09:23
cjwatsonSee my recent comments in #ubuntu-release09:23
cjwatson(on irclogs.u.c if you don't have scrollback)09:23
cjwatsonIt's definitely close, but still a couple of tricky bits09:24
pittihallyn_, stgraber: current phone boots/works fine with updated shim and systemd 208 as well \o/09:33
LocutusOfBorg1wonderful!09:35
pittimbiebl_: so yay, it seems systemd 208 is finally unblocked, once cgmanager makes it through Debian's NEW queue09:36
cjwatson\o/09:37
pittimbiebl_: >= 205, I mean09:37
Laneypitti: would you be able to run `edit-acl -p xubuntu-uploaders -S trusty -P xubuntu add' please?09:52
pittiArchive Upload Rights for xubuntu-uploaders: archive 'primary', package set 'xubuntu' in utopic09:54
pittiArchive Upload Rights for xubuntu-uploaders: archive 'primary', package set 'xubuntu' in trusty09:54
pittiLaney: ^ done09:54
Laneythank you!09:54
pittiyw!09:54
Laneybluesabre: ^^^09:54
bluesabrethanks pitti and Laney :D09:54
NoskcajWould anything break if http://people.canonical.com/~platform/desktop/ubuntu-desktop.html was patched to us packages.qa.debian.org/package rather than packages.qa.debian.org/p/packages.html ?09:57
Noskcajall lib links are broken because of how this is coded09:57
pittino, nothing should break; I think this is seb128's code09:58
NoskcajWould in be too early to swap to tracker.debian.org?09:58
seb128Noskcaj, pitti: code is  lp:ubuntu-desktop-versions and patches are welcome10:02
Noskcajseb128 i'm pushing a fix for lib links not working10:02
Noskcajand was wondering if we should swap to tracker.debian.org10:03
seb128what is the difference/why would it be better?10:03
NoskcajIt's the replacement to packages.qa.debian.org .10:04
xnoxseb128: tracker.debian.org is the sexy new replacement for packages.qa.debian.org10:04
NoskcajI'll find the "official" list of why it's better10:04
xnoxseb128: it literary blown my mind away when i saw it for the first time =)10:04
seb128xnox, seems quite similar to be from a content perspective10:04
xnoxseb128: yeah, content is the same, it's just eye-candy =)10:05
pittiyeah, it almost has the same information; I'm missing the suites in the upload list, though10:05
seb128I find it less easy to read/parse10:05
seb128Noskcaj, no objection from me to the change in any case10:06
xnoxit's python/django vs perl10:06
seb128yeah, I guess as any change it takes some getting used to10:07
Laneyit's mean to be reusable for derivatives / more modular, IIUC10:07
Laneymeant10:07
NoskcajI'll put the first merge up tonight, it's past "computer off time"10:08
* pitti files a bug about getting the suites back10:08
Noskcajg'night10:08
seb128Noskcaj, night10:08
pittiah, debian bug 75480510:09
ubottuDebian bug 754805 in tracker.debian.org "tracker.debian.org: no info about where the package has been "accepted" (e.g. unstable or experimental)" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/75480510:09
cjwatsonmm, I don't think the all-white thing is an improvement, I find it harder to scan visually10:09
cjwatsonbut I guess that's just CSS so I suppose I can userstyle it if I really care10:09
pittiyeah, the red title bars made the various boxes visually easier to find and tell apart10:11
seb128+110:11
seb128that's what I meant by "10:11
seb128"I find it less easy to read/parse"10:11
pittiNoskcaj: so dbusmock's upower tests still succeed here with upower from trunk; I'll check your PPA10:13
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dokoMirv, seb128: please don't upload no change rebuilds with a new ubuntuN suffix. All these uploads should have a buildN suffix if no ubuntuN suffix exists. seen for your Qt3 uploads in June10:17
xnoxseb128: cjwatson: pitti: there is a bug filed about "too white washy look" asking to bring back the debian magenta colours.10:17
seb128doko, qt3? me?10:17
* xnox we have qt3 in the archive?.... sounds like a bug10:18
dokoqt5 then, anyway10:18
seb128I've uploaded qt5?10:19
cjwatsonWith Qt5 it really helps to actually name the full source package10:19
cjwatsonSince there are quite a few of them10:19
seb128doko, not sure what you are talking about there, can you give some specifics?10:20
xnoxdoko: what's the source package name? quite a few qt packages are "forked" from debian and thus it starts off with 0ubuntu1 and hence no way to use "binNMU suffix" upon no change rebuilds. Plus there are gazzilion of qt5 src packages....10:20
dokoxnox, seb128, Mirv: at least gammaray, but there seem to be more10:24
seb128doko, I've nothing to do with that upload10:24
dokofcitx-qt510:25
seb128doko, that one is in sync10:25
seb128doko, did you actually mention my name because of an upload I did or was that an error?10:26
xnoxdoko: right that looks like the set of things that Mirv mass-rebuild in a huge ppa/train landing.10:26
seb128not sure what youa re trying to blame me for there10:26
xnoxdoko: I guess Mirc didn't know about $ dch -r at the time, nor any of the people who approved all of those uploads.10:26
cjwatson-R10:29
Mirvdoko: yes, there's a filed bug about not forgetting about those10:29
Mirvfcitx-qt5 was fixed by another sync from Debian, gammaray is still there10:30
Mirvit was actually a last minute decision to not care about that smallish issue to not delay the landing, but it was spotted10:30
Mirvnow there seems to have been another gammaray release in debian today, so that could be synced to fix bug #1332143 for good10:33
ubottubug 1332143 in gammaray (Ubuntu) "Sync again from Debian some time after Qt 5.3 landing" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/133214310:33
xnoxcjwatson: does "memmove (e, e + 1, (char *)(*env + *len) - (char *)e);" look safe? or what was the glibc saga w.r.t. memory moves & copies being backwards and thus overriding src before it got copied to dst?10:44
cjwatsonthe thing you're referring to was with code incorrectly using memcpy rather than memmove, or equivalent10:44
cjwatsonthat looks safe although those casts look clumsy and I'm sure it's possible to do better10:45
cjwatsonmay not be very performant10:45
cjwatsonobviously haven't checked the lengths10:46
cjwatsonpresumably (*env + *len) and e are part of the same object otherwise the pointer arithmetic is undefined10:46
xnoxcjwatson: ah, ok.10:49
xnoxjodh: ^10:49
zygapitti: ping10:54
zygapitti: are you still the best person to talk to about i18n in ubuntu?10:54
pittihello zyga10:54
zygapitti: I have a problem and a proposed solution but I'm looking for advice and feedback10:54
pittizyga: I don't think there is "a" best person, we haven't had a designated i18n maintainer for years10:54
zygapitti: ok :-)10:54
zygapitti: I'll take that as yes anyway :D10:55
pittiso probably best to just ask here10:55
zygapitti: so, there idea is as follows, we'd like to build search indices along with some of our packages, so that after installation apps can load package data (think of it as pluggable levels in a game) and search without having to reindex10:55
zygapitti: now the caveat, we want that to be i18n, we have translations for everything in gettext and we could build localized search indices at package build time10:56
lifelesspitti: i18n is a 'solved problem' :)10:56
zygapitti: to do that correctly though, I think, we'd have to get the locale for each supported language and maintain that as a part of our package, we'd also ship all the translations as a part of the "level/add-on" package10:57
zygapitti: I was looking for any suggestions or any best practices to look at10:57
pitti(will read in a bit, need to empty brain state)10:57
zygapitti: thanks!10:57
pittizyga: why do you need the locale? do you need time/date/monetary formatting in there? For just gettext() having the mo or po files is sufficient11:03
pittizyga: and intltool-extract/intltool-merge even support that kind of operation for common formats11:04
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zygapitti: I don't think we need any of the locale features you've mentioned, you are right, we can just load those translations directly, using python, and generate the index this way11:23
zygapitti: still, we'll end up with translated index (or one larger index with translations, haven't though if we should try that yet)11:24
mapreriIt's more than 30 hours since last merge-o-matic update. What's up?11:44
maprericjwatson: ↑11:44
cjwatsonmapreri: poked11:45
maprericjwatson: thanks11:46
cjwatsondpkg-source's new strictness on patch headers has had a lot of sequential fallout as people gradually fix packages11:46
cjwatsoneach time there's a fix merge-o-matic tries to diff against the old version and finds it can no longer unpack it11:46
cjwatsonso I have to go and nuke the old version out of the pool11:47
mapreriumh, ok11:48
cjwatsonmapreri: I've at least arranged for it to mail me about failures now11:52
cjwatson(Hadn't done that before because it was too noisy on success, but I think I've fixed that now)11:52
maprericjwatson: at leas I don't need to poke you every time (I think this is the 3rd) :)11:53
cjwatsonYeah, assuming the mail path works, this way I should actually notice11:54
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xnoxmvo_: would you like to steal my aptitude merge? =)12:17
mvo_xnox: sure12:18
mvo_(famous last words I guess)12:18
xnoxmvo_: that would be amazing, thanks =)12:18
xnoxmvo_: well, it's not that bad. It's hardly console-setup merge ;-)12:18
mvo_haha, yeah, its not quite of epic proportions yet :P12:18
cjwatsonmapreri: Excellent, failure mails work12:22
maprericjwatson: \o/12:23
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cjwatsonmvo_: Just thinking about how to backport your apt/trusty upload to precise for use on the production publisher - has the libapt-pkg ABI really not changed since precise?  That would be handy if so12:25
cjwatsonmvo_: I'm thinking that we could leave both libapt-inst1.4 and libapt-inst1.5 installed, and so not have to rebuild python-apt12:26
Saviqpitti, hey, do you know if -dbgsym packages were supposed to (or could) be available in the silo PPAs?12:30
mvo_cjwatson: I think this would work, but I can look into doing a real backport of this feature to precise. my understanding was that a upgrade to trusty was planed and thats why I stopped pursuing the backport12:31
cjwatsonmvo_: I'd rather upgrade this independently; usually the apt-ftparchive upgrade is the riskiest part of the publisher upgrade12:31
cjwatsonmvo_: Given that we're targeting trusty anyway, we could just as well use this as the next best thing to a proper SRU verification12:31
cjwatsonAnd then upgrade the publisher systems to trusty a bit later12:32
cjwatsonThat will take longer though - we'll probably want a trusty buildbot, we'll need to upgrade dogfood, and there are some other bits and bobs12:33
cjwatsonAnd we probably ought to finish the precise upgrade everywhere first :)12:33
mvo_cjwatson: ok, that makes sense. I can double check the abi again, but I don't think we broke it.12:34
caribouQ: When applying a debdiff that removes a quilt patch, is it mandatory to "quilt pop -a" first before applying the debdiff ???12:35
caribouI have a case where debuild complains of locally modified files if I don't unapply the quilt patches before12:35
cjwatsoncaribou: It's the path of least confusion12:35
cariboucjwatson: so there is no upfront mandatory procedure then12:36
cariboucjwatson: i.e. what I am doing of unapplying the patches first is correct12:36
cariboucjwatson: so when I ask for sponsoring of that debdiff, the sponsor will not come back at me saying "your debdiff doesn't apply unless I unapply the other patches first"12:37
cjwatsonSounds fine12:38
cariboucjwatson: thanks12:39
cjwatsonSaviq,pitti: Should be.  Is this the same as the question tvoss asked on #ubuntu-ci-eng?12:58
pittiSaviq: yes, PPAs can be configured to produce dbgsyms, they will be right in the PPA repo then12:59
pittiSaviq: I don't know how exactly (if you don't see it in the PPA config page), infinity will know then12:59
cjwatsonpitti: I've checked, they're all configured right and I see output for at least some silos13:00
cjwatsonWhich is why I'm asking if it's the same question 'cos then I don't have to track down the details twice because people had a conversation elsewhere and then asked two separate people in two different channels at about the same time ;-)13:00
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mvo_xnox: almost done with aptitude, why did you add dh-autoreconf? if it needs to be there I would like to put a rational in the changelog :)13:15
mvo_(or drop it to keep the delta small)13:16
xnoxmvo_: most likely added during bootstraps of arm64 & ppc64el.13:17
* xnox reads diff13:17
xnoxmvo_: wait. I have added patches that modify configure.ac (the cherrypicks for boost1.53 compat) and thus hence had to use dh-autoreconf to get them working.13:18
xnoxaptitude-0.6.8.2/debian/patches/0002-support-again-Boost-1.53.patch13:18
mvo_xnox: aha, good. so I can drop it, thanks13:18
mvo_xnox: the fixes for boost are upstream now13:18
hallyn_pitti: hi, systemd-shim isn't handling Stop right now, but the sessions are being removed on (on my systems) because cgmanager is setting remove-on-empty13:45
hallyn_oh, is Stop a forcible kill of the session?13:46
pittihallyn_: hm, not here; I tried with "ssh test@localhost", that adds sessions but doesn't clean them up13:46
pittihallyn_: depends, that's configurable (we don't enable it by default)13:46
hallyn_pitti: I bet your system has cgroup-lite installed, or it otherwise pre-mounted the cgroups before cgmanager started.  in that case cgmangaer won't do autoremove13:47
hallyn_(since it doesn't watn to step on toes)13:47
* pitti boots VM to check13:47
pittihallyn_: no, not installed (it's pretty much a stock utopic install with new shim and systemd only)13:48
pittihallyn_: I also get this when logging in a new user on tty1, checking with "loginctl", logging back out, and checking loginctl again under X13:49
hallyn_pitti: running upstart?13:49
pittihallyn_: upstart13:49
pittihallyn_: so user-1001.slice/session-c2.scope cgroup does get removed13:50
pittihallyn_: user-1001.slice stays around13:50
hallyn_pitti: can you set cgmanager_opts="--debug" in /etc/default/cgmanager, reboot the vm, and pastebin /var/log/upstart/cgmanager.log?13:50
hallyn_oh, ok13:50
pittihallyn_: but it doesn't disappear from logind13:50
hallyn_yeah,13:50
pittihallyn_: I think this might just be because the notify_on_removal callback doesn't work?13:50
hallyn_that's actually bc the way desrt did it he made the slices not their own13:50
hallyn_"thing"13:50
pittihallyn_: so I think that the cgroup itself is removed fine, just logind doesn't get to kknow13:50
hallyn_oh, ok13:51
hallyn_hm.  then yeah i guess we need stop.13:51
hallyn_does logind need to get  JobRemoved ffor the StopSession?13:51
hallyn_and, pardon my terminology - will it be a StopTransientUnit method?13:51
pittiI also still have /run/systemd/sessions/c213:51
hallyn_yeah bc the logind upstart job created /run/systemd13:51
pittihallyn_: I don't know exactly, but I think that's just StopUnit13:52
hallyn_or, no.13:52
hallyn_ok13:52
hallyn_pitti: I"ve promised to do some other things today, but will try to get to StopUnit asap13:52
pittihallyn_: it's not a big deal, it just caught my eye (as sessions will pile up in logind)13:52
hallyn_desrt's code was so clean that at this point it should be pretty simple13:52
pittihallyn_: for now, this is working very nicely already, great work!13:52
pittihallyn_: it works well on the phone too, so we can certainly land that soon13:53
pittithat == systemd 208 (and 214, which is being prepared in Debian)13:53
hallyn_awesome :)13:53
hallyn_well, here's teh sad part, i assume 214 will need a patch to systemd-shim13:53
hallyn_bc somewhere between those the StartTransientUnit message format changed13:54
hallyn_to add an (always empty) aux segmenet13:54
hallyn_segment13:54
pittihallyn_: in the message signature?13:54
pittihallyn_: that would be fine, it could offer both signatures13:54
pittis/message/method/13:54
hallyn_pitti: oh, ok - i dont' know how to do that, but cool.14:00
hallyn_that's for the message from logind to systemd-shim, nto the other way around14:00
pittihallyn_: it just adds two methods, one with each signature (like in C++)14:01
pittihallyn_: but anyway, that's not critical for now; I think we first want to go to 208 as that's reasonably well tested in Debian already14:01
pittithere's little reason to get ahead of Debian (even 204 is working well enough)14:01
hallyn_cool14:03
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mbiebl_hallyn_, pitti: should I poke an ftp-master regarding cgmanager?14:06
pittimbiebl_: can't hurt, especially now that 208 is in unstable14:06
pittimbiebl_: I was quite surprised, doesn't this effectively break logind for every sysvinit user?14:07
mbiebl_pitti: and thanks for the reminder regarding the session cleanup14:07
hallyn_mbiebl_: maybe ping slangasek ?14:08
cjwatsonhallyn_: Steve isn't a Debian ftpmaster14:08
hallyn_oh, i thought he was14:08
hallyn_that is, i thought he said he was a few days ago.  mustve misunderstood14:09
cjwatsonhallyn_: https://www.debian.org/intro/organization#distribution14:09
cjwatsonhe's an archive admin in Ubuntu14:09
* hallyn_ educates himself14:11
hallyn_xnox: see debian bug 754910 - looks like the work we did yesterday may turn out in vain14:12
ubottuDebian bug 754910 in wnpp "ITP: cgmanager" [Wishlist,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/75491014:12
mbiebl_hallyn_: oh, luca just told me that both were kicked14:13
hallyn_that's productive14:14
* hallyn_ grumbles and goes to do some btrfs coding for lxc14:15
pittihm, Daniel's upload was much older14:15
pittibut hallyn filed the ITP, dbm's didn't even have an ITP14:16
pittiboth seem good reasons to take hallyn_'s *shrug*14:16
mbiebl_grml14:17
hallyn_I don't undestand why he'd want to go this route14:17
mbiebl_it's not like daniel hasn't enough packages already...14:17
hallyn_his is far too old to suffice for systemd-shim...14:18
hallyn_oh well.14:18
pittiso changing the owner back to hallyn_ and reuploading seems appropriate to me14:19
pittipwning someone else's ITP isn't exactly polite14:19
DktrKranzthe problem is daniel's upload predates the ITP14:21
hallyn_replied to the itp14:22
* pitti sent a grumbling, but restrained followup too14:23
xnoxI'm failing at my command-line & emacs skills. I've downloaded an email in mbox format and now want to reply to it, how do I do that?14:24
pittiDktrKranz: yes, but that's dbm's problem, not hallyn_'s14:24
pittithat's what ITPs are for, so that other people know that you are working on something14:24
xnoxDktrKranz: he hasn't filed ITP.14:24
xnoxDktrKranz: and he is not the best maintainer of the two.14:24
hallyn_xnox: usually 'mutt -f <file>' works, unless you need to re-add the From: line above each msg14:24
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xnoxhallyn_: i've never used mutt =)14:25
pitti$ cat ~/bin/mutt_open_mbox14:25
pitti#!/bin/sh14:25
pittiexec gnome-terminal -x mutt -f "$1"14:25
pittithat's my handler in firefox for the "mbox" links in Debian bugs14:25
pittiquite nice14:25
xnoxwould that open emacs for me to type reply & email it via my smtp?!14:25
pittixnox: well, it's just an mbox -- any MUA should be able to read that?14:26
xnoxThe program 'mutt' can be found in the following packages:14:26
xnox * mutt14:26
xnox * mutt-patched14:26
xnoxTry: sudo apt-get install <selected package>14:26
pittixnox: well no, it's calling mutt14:26
pittixnox: feel free to adjust to emacs, of course :)14:26
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hallyn_one of these days i want to spend a day using emacs for email.  just to get comfy with it14:30
hallyn_(like i did with ed :)14:30
DktrKranzxnox: I fully agree with both, but if we had accepted the package before hallyn_, we would have been lost anyway14:30
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stokachubdmurray, ping14:45
loaxnox, hello. Did you check that bug about degraded raid?14:51
xnoxloa: nope. Will do soon, working on mdadm 3.3 update.14:54
loaxnox, with fixes for that?14:56
xnoxhallyn: pitti: i have also replied to that bug.14:58
loaxnox, who are you? you dev from ubuntu?14:59
loawork on mdadm looks very important.15:00
xnoxloa: nah, i'm nothing special.15:00
loabut why always all go around you? :D15:01
xnoxloa: i simply idle on irc too much. that's all.15:01
loaidle? Spending too much time here?15:01
xnoxpitti: hallyn: in the end, i've opened the mbox file in thunderbird and hit reply button =)))))15:02
hallynxnox: whatever works :)  the worst is when mail archive mbox files need to be massaged in perl before you can open them.15:06
xnoxhallyn: on my books "massaged in perl" is a rare fetish i have never participated in =)15:09
hallynmissing out, dude :)15:09
* hallyn back to btrfs15:09
bdmurraystokachu: hey15:16
achianghi, when doing an apt-get install of a package, i notice that during the installation, apt wants to remove another package (modemmanager), which is almost certainly a bug. how do i track down why this package is marked for removal?15:39
cjwatsonapt-get -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=true, usually15:40
achiangi mean, it's obviously a conflicts or something like that, but i can't figure out which new package is causing the conflict15:40
achiangah15:40
achiangthx15:40
cjwatsonoutput is a bit opaque but for something like this it should be decipherable15:40
achianghm, no, that didn't seem to help - http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7804018/15:41
cjwatsonurr.  at this point I'd either swear and break out grep-dctrl, or invoke mvo15:46
Laneyaptitude time ;-)15:47
roadmrachiang: hm, ofono is in your list of packages to install, and it directly Conflicts: modemmanager15:49
seb128achiang, you can try to "apt-get install ubuntu-sdk modemmanager" and see the output15:50
cjwatsonoh yeah, that's a good idea too15:50
seb128but it's likely going to get down to what roadmr said15:50
achiangroadmr: duh, i didn't see ofono in there.15:50
roadmrachiang: -o Debug::pkgDepCache::AutoInstall=true will show you how ofono came to be in your list of packages to install15:50
achiangthanks for the better eyes15:51
roadmrachiang: :D glad my tired, squinty eyes could help :D15:51
achiangroadmr: ah, that debug line is very helpful, thank you15:54
achianghttp://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7804068/15:55
achianglines 259, 260...15:55
smoseranyone able to tell me what i'md oing wrong15:59
smoser http://paste.ubuntu.com/7804080/15:59
smoserseems gpg --verify has race conditions in it.15:59
smoser http://paste.ubuntu.com/7804138/16:09
smoser^^ cleaned up a bit.16:09
sandstromAnyone know how I can find Boris Ostrovsky on irc? (https://launchpad.net/~boris-ostrovsky)16:39
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mbiebl_Noskcaj: hi, can you please prep a new release for xfce4-systemload-plugin for upower 0.9917:35
mbiebl_all that seems to be missing is a dch -r17:36
mbiebl_Please update svn accordingly and/or point me to a .dsc17:36
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rbasakdannf: your fix for 1324992 looks fine. I'll modify your changelog entry to 1.1.5-3ubuntu3.1 as well, shall I, and upload to Trusty, as Utopic and Trusty are currently identical?21:10
rbasak(upload to Trusty also)21:10
NoskcajCould someone please retry django-celery? I think the build failure has been fixed by a newer version of celery that we now have21:35
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