=== oCrazyLemn is now known as CrazyLemon === thumper is now known as thumper-afk [07:59] morning desktopers [08:02] popey, replaced my palm rest this morning. Nice new one with no crack in it now === dupondje_ is now known as dupondje [09:19] tkamppeter, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UtopicUnicorn/ReleaseSchedule [09:29] Reminder: Feature freeze for Utopic is coming up fast... 21st August [09:29] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UtopicUnicorn/ReleaseSchedule [09:33] * didrocks connected as long as we are in the train station ;) [09:33] you didn't run? [09:35] Laney: ah, not needed, we are in the train [09:35] ah [09:35] it justs that the train have stops… [09:35] it's* [09:35] no tethering? [09:36] we are, but on my 3G connexion and you know… TGV can be fast ;) [09:36] and seb128 is stealing my data!!! [09:36] :) [09:37] anyone using SFR, tethering just does not work... [09:49] bah, 3g in french train [09:50] * Laney is DOSing the conference wifi to dist-upgrade to utopic [09:52] * seb128 does the same to didrocks' 3G [09:52] 1.5G to download, YES [09:52] * didrocks cuts the connection [09:52] NOW [09:52] Laney: ts ts ts [09:52] hey, we're still in Germany btw [09:52] 19 mins ... [09:52] back to France soon [09:52] have been a long time [09:53] didrocks: finally you can get croissants au chocolat again! [09:53] I don't know… [09:53] I was promised to get some in Strasbourg [09:53] that didn't happen [09:54] ya, too French [09:54] so, I think this doesn't exist at all :) [09:54] seb128 got one chance to proove me wrong [09:54] he didn't take it [09:54] bah [09:55] well, afranke said they don't have them, I didn't want to risk asking in a bakery and get a no :p [09:55] didrocks would have been comforted in his wrong ideas [09:55] which prooves even more the point! [09:55] actually :p [09:55] see [10:12] seb128, did I miss anyone on my email? I don't think I did, just want to certain [10:29] Trevinho, ping? [10:29] or andyrock? [10:30] mhr3, pong [10:30] andyrock, hey, we want to split out unity schema into a separate pkg [10:30] andyrock, see any issues with that? [10:31] cause it's sort of shared with u8 [10:31] and we want to add some new u8 stuff [10:32] it's ok for me... just double check with bregma [10:33] bregma, ^^ [10:33] mhr3: I think it's fine from my POV [10:39] willcooke, sorry, 3g is unstable in the train, yeah the list is complete ;-) [10:39] seb128, cheers dude. [10:50] hey didrocks [10:53] seb128, could you toss me the link to the package migration rules? [10:53] hey darkxst! === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [10:53] sorry, on the train with seb128 and the connection is not stable [10:53] mhr3, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ProposedMigration [10:53] didrocks, do you know the right way to deal with rpath? see upstream https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=733857? [10:53] Gnome bug 733857 in General "rpath is being set on tracker libraries" [Normal,Needinfo] [10:54] darkxst: looking, one sec [10:54] seb128, didn't mean that, the one which lists how to do breaks,replaces etc when like splitting pkgs etc [10:54] didrocks, is linking with --enable-new-dtags sufficient? [10:55] mhr3, [10:55] https://wiki.debian.org/PackageTransition [10:56] seb128, that's the one, thanks! :) [10:56] mhr3, yw ;-) [10:56] darkxst: I used that at some point in Unity itself, but I remember one case it was not enough. Start with that anyway and the build system should support it. If it's not enough, just ping me tomorrow morning (I'll have a clearer mind AND a stable connection :)) [10:57] didrocks, ok I will try that, enjoy your train ride ;) [10:57] darkxst: thanks a lot! :) === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [11:28] Trevinho, ehm, i can't build unity, is it known to not work with 4.9 or something? [11:30] Trevinho, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7904005/ === Estilanda_ is now known as Estilanda [11:44] mhr, see bug #1350052 [11:44] bug 1350052 in unity (Ubuntu) "Unity FTBFS - gcc 4.9" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1350052 === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [14:02] ricotz: fyi https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libixion/+bug/1349859/comments/1 [14:02] Launchpad bug 1349859 in libixion (Ubuntu) "[MIR] libixion (b-d of liborcus)" [Undecided,Incomplete] === Sweetsha1k is now known as Sweetshark [14:05] howdy desktopers [14:05] hey seb128 [14:06] hey willcooke [14:06] how are things in desktop land today? [14:06] we are back on a stable internet [14:06] pretty quiet [14:07] hey willcooke [14:07] o/ [14:07] seb128, how is the jetlag ? [14:07] :) [14:07] :D [14:07] ogra_, We should manage I think ;-) [14:07] :) [14:11] kenvandine, hey [14:12] oh, chrisccoulson qengho - I didnt hear back about Chrm. 35 - is that all in hand? [14:12] hey seb128 [14:12] (OT: seb128 didrocks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ydv9Ef-99I) [14:13] kenvandine, who added those properties "to accountsservice"? [14:13] seb128, i don't know :) [14:13] i was just told they were there and i could enable it in settings [14:13] and sure enough, they were exposed on dbus :) [14:13] didn't look deeper [14:13] willcooke: I see what english people are doing to us :p [14:14] they are annotated as "vendor" [14:14] kenvandine, they are not in d-feet here, but I'm on trusty/utopic mix, so I guess some depends needs to be updated [14:14] they are for me [14:14] willcooke: fortunately, there is doctor who, the it crowd, the office… to counter-balance all that :) [14:14] shows the annotation that they are vendor added [14:14] didrocks, XD [14:15] kenvandine, right, I'm saying that something added those in utopic and you don't depends on it, just happens to have it installed [14:16] * seb128 checks [14:16] ok, so missing a depends [14:16] likely yes [14:17] seb128, i do see some of those are missing in the schema though [14:17] silent-mode is there [14:17] kenvandine, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gsettings-ubuntu-touch-schemas/0.0.2+14.10.20140708-0ubuntu1 [14:17] but none of the vibrate ones [14:18] kenvandine, they got added in that version it seems [14:18] needs to update the depends? [14:18] oh... i see [14:18] sure [14:19] kenvandine, sorry, I did the review while travelling and didn't have internet to check where those were added then [14:20] fixed and pushed [14:23] kenvandine, thanks [14:33] Trevinho: oh, it seems there's a test case now in bug 1345505, and it's caused by a regression in the latest unity update [14:33] bug 1345505 in unity (Ubuntu) "Password typed to unlock the screen is sent to the Chrome window that was in focus" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1345505 [14:34] mdeslaur: I wasn't able to reproduce, but let me check with chrome [14:35] before local apt cache for medium tests: Ran 14 tests in 464.690s [14:35] Trevinho: cool. thanks [14:35] with local cache: Ran 14 tests in 108.708s [14:37] hohum, this freedomsponsors thing is beginning to get interesting. 1800USD for LibreOffice task on offer alone. [14:43] ricotz: just a reminder: because of http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1308/meeting/21942/client-1308-rolling-libreoffice/ we are NOT doing backports of LibreOffice dependencies on trusty for 4.3. Instead, use internal versions. [14:43] ricotz: we wont SRU LO deps, but we might want to SRU LO 4.3 and we need the ppa for testing that. [14:44] mdeslaur: ok, got it :/ I didn't using multimonitor instead... mhm [14:48] Trevinho: ah, good. always easier when it's reproducible :) === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [14:51] hi Sweetshark - how's the trip going? [14:52] willcooke: leaving tomorrow ;) [14:52] ah! [14:52] Happy trails [14:53] willcooke: ... but managed to throw a bunch of work over the fence to seb128 before :> [14:53] \o/ [14:53] the ol' hit and run [14:53] hey fginther! did you get any progress on this desktop machine (14.04 LTS desktop) where I can run my daily tests? [14:53] stone cold classic [14:53] Sweetshark, I received your email, didn't look at it yet [14:54] willcooke, did you get a reply from qengho or chrisccoulson on chromium? I went offline before when you asked and couldn't see if they replied [14:54] willcooke: http://media.tumblr.com/7f94de2ed3b590dbf59d501041699d94/tumblr_inline_n67m5fYC3X1raprkq.gif <- hit and run like a boss [14:54] seb128, not yet [14:54] * willcooke pokes chrisccoulson qengho [14:54] Sweetshark, ha!!! [14:56] didrocks, it's partway, I'll try to have it finished tomorrow [14:57] fginther: excellent! keep me posted. Now that I have all the tests ready, I can't wait to see them broken everyday ;) [14:57] fginther: so, the machine will be a new shiny 14.04 LTS everyday? [14:57] (with Internet access) [14:59] willcooke: for today, my plan is "survive LibreOffice 4.3.0 release" [15:00] Sweetshark, good luck! Let me know what I can do to help [15:00] didrocks, no, it's based on a VM snapshot, it's not going to be automatically updated to a daily image. Did I misunderstand what you needed? [15:00] * Sweetshark realizes he never ever tried the fancy new animated 3D objects for presentations we have now. [15:01] fginther: I guess if it's a VM snapshot, we can run apt-get dist-upgrade and reboot everyday before you hand it over to my jenkins jobs? [15:01] Sweetshark, i see, this might be require a more complete source package to have all needed deps around if needed [15:01] Sweetshark, e.g. boost [15:02] willcooke: looking all good for now, jusr the usual communication and PR madness ... [15:02] Sweetshark, ack [15:02] Sweetshark, in case of 4.3.x boost 1.54 is still fine be fine though [15:04] pitti: jibel: hey, I would like to be able to run my medium tests as autopkgtests now that they are all offline. However, i'm using docker and a docker image then, is that supported? [15:04] ricotz: yes. Actually, if upstream needs a new boost we shouldnt follow. Having C++ extensions using a different system boost than LibreOffice core is just asking for trouble, [15:05] yeah [15:06] didrocks: autopkgtest doesn't have a docker runner, but you may be able to use the generic ssh one? [15:06] pitti: hum, sorry, what do you mean by generic ssh one? [15:06] didrocks: that mostly requires writing an "ssh setup script" which starts the docker container, sets up ssh, and returns the IP+login to adt-run [15:07] didrocks: and an equivalent cleanp action to shut it down again [15:07] didrocks: have a look at /usr/share/autopkgtest/ssh-setup/SKELETON [15:07] didrocks, the reboot adds some complexity, but I think this still can be made to work. Assuming no fire drills come up between now and tomorrow, I should still be able to have it ready [15:07] pitti: so, I would need another machine, having Internet connexion, on the same network, dedicated to that? [15:07] fginther: that would be perfect, thanks a lot! [15:07] didrocks: /usr/share/autopkgtest/ssh-setup/nova is an example for nova [15:08] didrocks, if I encounter a delay, I'll let you know [15:08] didrocks: err, why? [15:08] fginther: sure, thanks ;) [15:08] didrocks: you'd run adt-run on your host/workstation, and communicate with the docker container over ssh [15:08] pitti: that's what my tests themselves are doing [15:09] each test is: [15:09] - starting a docker container, setup ssh into it [15:09] - run some tests with that ssh connection [15:09] ah [15:09] now, what I would like is to run those tests as autopkgtests [15:09] didrocks: so I'm afraid I fail to understand where the problem is [15:10] pitti: I can just install and call "docker run" without any issue as adt tests? [15:10] didrocks: we run autopkgtests in QEMU for x86, that should support running docker inside? [15:10] (and those boxes have network connection to be able to download the images from the docker hub) [15:10] didrocks: on armhf/ppc64el the tests run in LXC, that might go less well [15:11] ah, yeah, containers inside containers… [15:11] so, it should work on x86, and they would be able to connect to docker hub? [15:11] didrocks: but if x86 is sufficient for your needs, that shoudl work, yes [15:11] didrocks: Add "Restrictions: isolation-machine" please, so that these will just get skipped with adt-virt-lxc [15:12] pitti: that sounds excellent. I'm surprised that we have some Internet connexion from those machines, but good to hear it's not a blocker :) [15:12] and yeah, I'll add the flag to avoid adt-virt-lxc [15:12] didrocks: to *.ubuntu.com and *.launchpad.net works; there's a proxy for other things, but I wouldn't rely on that too much [15:13] pitti: so, I can't download my docker image… [15:13] didrocks: let me check whether we export the proxy [15:13] thanks pitti ;) [15:15] didrocks: no, we don't export it ATM; you could try and set it yourself, of course, but that's a bit dirty [15:15] export http_proxy=http://squid.internal:3128 [15:16] pitti: yeah, I would prefer that to be officially supported if possible. I guess that can be a common use-case [15:16] oh, we do have an alias? [15:16] in that case, it's a little bit less dirty [15:18] thanks a lot pitti! I guess it needs some experimentation now :) [15:18] didrocks: yeah, you can test it locally, and once it works we can look into the proxy thing again [15:18] pitti: let's do that! thanks again === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [15:42] mdeslaur: I've couple of ways to fix that... I'll let you know ASAP === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === gatox is now known as gatox_lunch [16:21] cyphermox, hey [16:21] cyphermox, do you know why starting system-settings on my desktop leads to nm disconnecting? [16:22] Trevinho, I see you've taken the screenlock issue. Have you identified the problem already? [16:23] I looked at several diffs but couldn't find the culprit [16:23] marga: yes [16:23] marga: it's mostly a race condition, blame X [16:24] Yeah, I expected it was a race condition [16:24] marga: basically we try to regrab the screen when an ungrab is still ongoing... [16:24] so, just an XFlush basically fixes it, but at this point I'm making the grab mechanism stronger [16:24] Trevinho, ok. What would be the expectations regarding the release of a fix? [16:25] I have a hoard of users aiming pitchforks at me :) [16:25] marga: I think I can have that in 1hr max, then it can go through the security procedure [16:26] Trevinho, oh, ok. I was asking an ETA with a unity of days, not hours :) [16:26] Thanks, I'll let you work then. [16:27] marga: ;) [16:30] creepy [16:30] gstreamer's testsuite uses the webcam [16:30] makes the green led blink [16:33] lol [16:36] Laney, do you have an opinion on how to handle the gtk .symbols/mir not being enabled on all archs? [16:36] arch= [16:36] either (optional) those symbols, or having by arch .symbols [16:36] oh, that works? [16:37] ya, see dpkg-gensymbols man page [16:37] danke [16:37] I like it! [16:39] Laney, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7906262/ lgty? [16:40] i don't see the rules change [16:40] the rest is plausible [16:40] thanks [16:40] Laney, I'm build testing, but looking at the patch it seems the rules do "enable if requirement there, otherwise disable" [16:41] and there is no .install change [16:41] Laney: whats the test name? test_silentchannel_nsafbicia? [16:41] let's see how that test build goes [16:41] laney@iota> grep mir debian/rules ~/temp/gtk+3.0-3.12.2 --enable-mir-backend \ [16:41] imagine that formatted nicely [16:42] * Sweetshark feels better about the sticker over his cam. Also he needs a new tinfoil het for this summer. [16:42] Sweetshark: In that case it failed, so I'm glad :P [16:43] Laney, bah, indeed it fails and doesn't fallback to disable it (my test build just errored out) [16:43] * seb128 adds if in rules [16:43] I'd expect if you ask for it to be enabled then it should fail [16:44] makes sense I guess [16:44] I'm pondering letting it on auto mode [16:44] let place to change if the arch list change [16:44] but more likely to hit cases where it gets disabled by error [16:44] you can just DEB_CONFIGURE_FLAGS_shared += --enable-mir-backend inside an if [16:45] better if builds are reproducible and not dependent on the environment imho [16:45] yeah, fair enough [16:45] * Laney is going in search of food [16:45] ttyl! [16:45] Laney, enjoy the evening! [16:45] merci, you too! [16:46] not too much cheesecake ... [16:46] haha === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD === gatox_lunch is now known as gatox [17:55] seb128: where? it doesn't do that for me [17:55] seb128: which version of system-settings? [18:46] uff, today lp takes ages to genrate a diff/change stuff... -_- [18:47] mdeslaur, marga: btw the fix for that lockscreen issue is at https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/unity/lockscreen-shield-regrab/+merge/228927 [18:51] Trevinho: do you have other unity updates planned soon? [18:51] I'm wondering about just including that in the next SRU, or publishing a security update just for that [18:52] mdeslaur: we've a SRU planned, but I thought we might delay a little to include some other scaling fixes which are under review... And I guess that going through SRU is probably slower... [18:52] mdeslaur: so, if it's not a problem, I'd go with a security update [18:52] Trevinho: ok, thanks [18:59] If only LP would generate a diff I can look at... :) === mjohnson151 is now known as mjohnson15 === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away