[04:05] khtml and kdelibs4support udpates done
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[05:49] OK, they built on all archs now.
[05:54] Good morning sexy people :D
=== yofel_ is now known as yofel
[07:05] Good morning.
[08:05] lordievader: able to do more ISOs today?
[08:05] soee: ↑
[08:06] Riddelll: In the evening, sure. It got a respun right after I finished testing, eh. What changed?
[08:06] not sure, but a respin is validation that all this testing is important :)
[08:08] Riddelll: I'll run a few test in the evening ;)
[08:12] 09:11 < jibel> Riddelll, last respin was a fix to dmidecode to support smbios > 2.7 and not crash ubiquity
[08:12] lordievader: ↑
[08:13] Ah check. Yeah that is a useful fix :)
[08:14] ScottK: kf5 all throught to released, thanks for the poking
[08:14] ScottK: I don't suppose you've any idea why kde4libs and friends isn't transitioning?
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[08:26] kubotu: newversion plasma-nm 0.9.3.4
[08:27] ["https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1353888\n"]
[08:28] kubotu: newversion digikam 4.2.0
[08:28] ["https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1353890\n"]
[08:29] kubotu: you have broken output, how did you manage that?
[08:30] apachelogger: ubottu.com is upgrading to 14.04
[08:30] that would explain it I guess
[08:33] or maybe it doesn't
[08:33] tsimpson_: is the upgrade in progress right now?
[08:33] it's upgraded all the packages, just migrating postgresql from 9.1 to 9.3
[08:34] I did notice the default ruby version changed to 1.9 though
[08:34] tsimpson_: rbot is using a ruby in my home
[08:34] that wouldn't impact it though, the entire output of newversion comes out of a python script working the API
[08:35] print(bug.web_link)
[08:35] very suspicious
[08:36] maybe the devel API changed it to a list
[08:37] hmm, the apidoc doesn't suggest it did
[08:38] that would be a fun API change
[08:42] running it manually doesn't have the problem ...
[08:42] maybe ruby is splitting stdout into lines?
[08:43] ah it is rubys fault after all
[08:43] since I upgraded to ruby>=2 a while ago the readlines api changed... in <2 it returned either a string or an array in 2 that has been unified so it always returns an array ^^
[08:45] kubotu: newversion plasma-nm 0.9.3.4
[08:46] https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1353901
[08:46] et voila
[09:34] Riddell: No, I didn't sort it out.
[10:35] https://dot.kde.org/2014/08/02/randa-meetings-interview-four-myriam-schweingruber "you could describe me as kind of a nerd" surely a geek :)
[10:46] apachelogger: what needs doing
[10:46] dunno
[10:46] dancing
[10:47] |o|
[10:47] \o\
[10:47] /o/
[10:47] done
[10:47] let's call it a day then
[10:47] * shadeslayer_ tries to figure out things to do
[10:50] find out what is memleaking on my system :P
[10:50] shadeslayer_: 12.04.5 testing!
[10:50] yes
[10:51] or why magic key oom killer doesn't want to work
[10:51] I am doing that
[10:51] apachelogger: stop dancing and test 12.04.5!
[10:51] * apachelogger had to kill his system earlier :'<
[10:51] it's booooring
[10:51] Riddell: no time
[10:51] doing !kubuntu things today
[10:51] cos I'm busy releasing frameworks so I can release plasma
[10:51] !kubuntu? whatever could that involve?!
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[11:29] * yofel feels with apachelogger
[11:29] there is sysrq+f for manually oomkilling stuff
[11:31] that's the one that didn't want to work for whatever reason
[11:31] at the same time +k didn't so it might well be that there was a fork bomb going on
[11:31] might be disabled, see /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysrq.conf
[11:32] which reminds me that I wanted to make a package to reduce security :P
[11:32] \o/
[11:33] ?
[11:34] gdb stuff probably
[11:38] * yofel plays with license-helper.py
[11:39] that thing is really useful
[11:41] what's that
[11:41] see maxy's last mail to devel
[11:42] *blink*
[11:43] I totally missed that there was a kde-workspace 4.11.11
[11:43] o_
[11:43] o
[11:43] my eyes
[11:43] o_o
[11:43] kubotu: newversion kde-workspace 4.11.11
[11:43] ...
[11:43] what did I do... /o\
[11:44] apachelogger: we need a doctor!
[11:44] didn't I package it?
[11:45] yes it's in utopic
[11:45] but would be nice to updates indeed
[11:46] ah hm, somehow my apt didn't know about it, and neither does bzr
[11:46] Riddell: mind fixing latter please ^ ?
[11:48] "An update is available for your system", indeed, there's 555
[11:48] I knew I forgot to do something lately
[11:48] * Riddell looks
[11:48] yofel: system upgrade made it explode clearly xD
[11:49] kubuntuBot_: nick kubuntuBot
[11:49] shadeslayer_, you don't have 'config::nick' permissions here
[11:49] uf
[11:49] ^^
[11:49] oh that is rubbish
[11:49] yofel: done
[11:49] thanks :)
[11:50] someone nohuped it incorrectly I say
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[11:51] kubotu: newversion kde-workspace 4.11.11
[11:51] https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1353973
[11:51] on that topic, let me cherry pick that powerdevil patchery I did. I don't really think that should wait another month until we test logind
[11:51] \o/
[12:00] have question: we do ISO testing. now i se for ubuntu i386 there is a bug report about ubiquity, now i wonder if there might be again situation when they rebuild isos and we would have to do our tests from 0 again
[12:01] Noskcaj: btw. we're now completely fine with upower 0.99
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[12:21] * yofel officially blames gcc for all the kernel panics he gets lately
[12:24] yofel: why did 4.13.3 take 15 days from upstream release to ppa?
[12:26] 'Morning folks
[12:33] apachelogger: I didn't have time and nobody else bothered
[12:33] or didn't have time either
[12:34] this new shiny plasma thing was fancier
[12:35] there was also the 14.14 beta
[12:35] so much at once...
[12:35] mh
[12:40] well.. don't think I can possibly donate much more time in my day, I do like sleep occasionly lol
[12:42] nah, I've been there and did kde updates almost all by myself for a couple months and burned myself out
[12:42] sgclark: dont worry one day i will help you, dont know when this day will come but it will :D
[12:42] don't do that
[12:43] I am on vacation next week :) will rejuvenate
[12:43] but yeah, wow lots of work haha
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[13:26] FWIW: utopic: switched yesterday to sddm, rebooted (mac book pro) and only saw a black screen. found no way to switch to a virt console. Power off and switched again to lightdm
[13:38] sgclark: not want to set up a build status page? http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ninjas-status/
[13:38] Riddell: my apologies, will set that up
[13:38] allee: this seems to be a common issue :S
[13:39] shadeslayer_: :-)
[13:39] allee: what happens if you try running sudo sddm via tty1
[13:39] or tty2 rather
[13:42] shadeslayer_: with lightdm stopped I assume ...
[13:44] apachelogger: tarme doesn't like kwindowsaddons http://paste.kde.org/p9hauwe14
[13:44] allee: yep
[13:48] Riddell: I think your LANG or LC_ALL is busted again/still
[13:49] you're right
[13:49] it didn't like LANGUAGE=en:es:en
[13:53] so, I removed german from my settings, now I have LANGUAGE=en:de:en
[13:53] huh?
[14:00] shadeslayer_: black screen. Last night I saw a black screen with a cursor. Now nothing vt1 is only black
[14:00] allee: please file a bug on github.com/sddm/sddm with /var/log/sddm.log
[14:02] what's the point of sddm anyway, lightdm was working fine as was kdm before it...why all these changes when stuff already works ?
[14:06] apachelogger: more problems? http://paste.kde.org/punus97id
[14:08] now you had a socket error :P
[14:11] shadeslayer_: sddm.log will not help. http://paste.kde.org/pmhhlcysk HOw to turn on debugging?
[14:11] idk, thats where it's supposed to dump things
[14:12] Riddell: http://goo.gl/EgjqmX
[14:13] sgclark: nice, looking mostly green :)
[14:13] Riddell: well , qtruby is posing to be a big problem, if another set of eyes can take a look
[14:16] sgclark: look at the build log, it builds usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/1.9.1/i686-linux/qscintilla.so
[14:16] and wants to install usr/lib/*/ruby/vendor_ruby/*/*/qscintilla.so
[14:16] so there's an extra dir the .install file wants usr/lib/*
[14:16] that asterisk can go
[14:17] Riddell: aha, thanks, sorry long day/night
[14:17] so it needs a backport-hook script to do some sed magic on the .install file to fix that then reupload it
[14:17] right
[14:18] looks like all the .install files will need the same thing done
[14:21] oh my
[14:21] :3
[14:21] https://errors.ubuntu.com/problem/b5da1532e48568d4a6305e146bdd107daa1ef9e9
[14:22] apachelogger: fyi https://errors.ubuntu.com/?user=kubuntu-bugs&period=month is working
[14:25] yay
[14:30] probably the first and last time I'll see a developer cheering at incoming bug reports
[14:46] xnox: ping
[14:47] shadeslayer_: yo!
[14:47] xnox: on http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/kubuntu-plasma5/daily-live/pending/ I can't start ubiquity at all
[14:48] shadeslayer_: i'll look into that in about an hour. In a meeting at the moment.
[14:48] xnox: sure
[14:48] xnox: sudo ubiquity makes it start though
[14:50] shadeslayer_: weired, now the (in)famous x-cursor of a plain xserver is displayed. Still with black bg. No new entry in the log.
[14:53] sddm is not the most reliable thing in the world :(
[14:53] though alot of the issues also come down to shit drivers
[14:55] such as?
[14:56] black screens?
[14:56] sounds like a driver issue, since it starts fine on other machines
[14:57] ofcourse, I'm no sddm expert :p
[15:04] shadeslayer_: sounds more like a greeter/qml issue to be honest
[15:12] what
[15:12] Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[15:12] /o
[15:12] /o\
[15:12] Riddell: whai
[15:12] oh
[15:12] not alternate
[15:12] hurray
[15:12] but alternate is the best? :(
[15:13] Riddell: might want to check why those were respun and test that specific thing
[15:13] instead of checking the whole thing again
[15:13] which is just a PITA
[15:13] shadeslayer_: it's all good
[15:13] ok
[15:13] alternates didn't have the problem
[15:14] so your testing this morning is still valid
[15:14] \o/
[15:14] and this is only the ISO not the livefs so most previous testing is still valid
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[16:16] i am getting error http://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2014/08/05/IMG20140805194727.jpg
[16:16] system :14.10 alpha2 plasma 5
[16:16] Turgay: and does it work with lightdm?
[16:18] anyone around for the rest of today (next 6 hours) able to click button on 12.04.5 release?
[16:19] shadeslayer_, yes
[16:19] not a clue
[16:19] ScottK, sgclark, valorie, ahoneybun: you folks are in a late timezone, fancy clicking publish on 12.04.5?
[16:20] Riddell: I have no idea what you mean
[16:20] lordievader, soee: those desktop images could do with some more testers if you are able to this evening
[16:21] sgclark: 12.04.5 is due to be announced sometime today hopefully in the next 6 hours, I need to leave, so someone needs to click publish for the story on the website when it happens
[16:21] Riddell: not sure I have access or rights on website nor do I know which one :(
[16:22] or I would lol
[16:22] sgclark: that can easily be fixed :)
[16:22] shadeslayer_, partial keyboard works
[16:22] sure then, point me to it
[16:23] Riddell: ^ and alos I presume you want me to commit all the trusty backport stuff I had to make
[16:24] sgclark: yes please :)
[16:25] I am now becomeing a sed master muhaha
[16:25] s/becomeing/becoming
[16:25] error: unclosed replacement :)
[16:27] Riddell: Any arch in particular?
[16:27] lordievader: both, desktop images
[16:27] Riddell: Check, I'll see what I can do ;)
[16:33] lol ok maybe some time yet before I am a master
[16:38] Riddell: fwiw, I won't be around tomorrow (maybe eveningish) so if you face issues you better ask shadeslayer_
[16:38] I hear he speaks rupee very well :P
[16:39] apachelogger: going to randa?
[16:39] apachelogger: do you forsee any issues I might face?
[16:40] until now you always did have issues :P
[16:40] albeit no new ones today, so I guess that is reason to hope
[16:44] Riddell: wht have change since last isos i tested ?
[16:44] zsync shows no difference
[16:53] soee: minimal
[16:53] soee: just wubi
[16:53] nevertheless, needs testing
[16:54] ok I'm out for the evening, adios
[16:54] yeah im doing some testes
[16:54] *tests
[16:54] great
[16:57] soee: What are you testing?
[16:57] lordievader: atm 64bit / manual partitions
[16:57] im setting In progress flag whenim doing some test
[16:58] you can always see it :)
[16:58] soee: Ok great, before we do the same thing ;)
[16:58] the bigest problem is the Wubi test
[16:59] s/bigest/biggest/
[16:59] soee meant: "the biggest problem is the Wubi test"
[17:00] Agreed, unfortunately I cannot test that.
[17:12] hello lordievader soee
[17:13] Hey ahoneybun, how are you?
[17:13] soee: Can you confirm that the different filesystem types are listed twice under the parition setup?
[17:13] lordievader: good you?
[17:13] Doing okay :)
[17:14] lordievader: i recheck that after current test Install (entire disk) is finished
[17:15] soee: I'll file a bug, could you confirm it if you see it?
[17:15] Whoo interesting it only happens with add not with change.
[17:17] with add partition ?
[17:23] soee: Yes, or clicking free space. The bug report number is 1354106.
[17:23] bug #1354106
[17:23] bug 1354106 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "file systems listed twice manual partitioning" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1354106
[17:26] ahoneybun: How is it going with the docs these days?
[17:30] lordievader: tbh I have been out of the loop of most things I worked on
[17:35] ahoneybun: Hmm, same here. Busy with life?
[18:32] lordievader: the auto resizer test - is there usch option to install kubuntu alongside other system ?
[18:35] soee: If your disk is large enough, yes.
[18:35]