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cyphermox_awe: disregard messages you may see here, the publication is in progress00:52
cyphermox_ofono publication, that is00:52
cyphermox_lies00:59
cyphermox_awe_: had to manually copy the pacakge, it looks like it was borked again, I'll watch the publication01:01
cyphermox_it's in proposed now01:02
cyphermox_brb01:02
awe_thanks cyphermox_01:06
jdstrandinfinity: wrt eglibc-- you are core-dev and only features have to get QA signoff. if this is a bugfix update and you are happy with the changes, then I think we could just copy it. that said, if you want, I can work with the landing team tomorrow to get an rtm silo for it, and I can install it on my phone and comment in the spreadsheet01:58
jdstrandinfinity: as you said before, we could just copy the binaries into said silo, then I could test. otherwise, we can wait for cjwatson to come online and make the call to avoid the silo or not01:59
ToyKeeperbzoltan: Not sure when you'll be around, but I've been following up on UITK.  I'll have some adjustments for the test plan, most likely.  Also I'm a little confused why phablet-click-test-setup fails on UITK.02:02
ToyKeeperbzoltan: There was a reasonably good response about extending CI tools for personal use, though also a bit of confusion about the actual goal.02:03
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infinityjdstrand: Colin didn't have an obvious opinion on silo versus not, but agreed that copying the binaries is the only sane thing (whether to PPA or straight to RTM)02:07
infinityjdstrand: If you want to do the silo paperwork, go nuts and ask for an empty one, some of us (like me) have the powers to copy directly to them, so I can do that if you have one assigned. :P02:08
jdstrandinfinity: I kept saying eglibc. of course I meant glibc02:09
infinityjdstrand: Hard habit to break. :)02:10
jdstrandindeed02:10
jdstrandinfinity: so, ubuntu-rtm has 2.19-4ubuntu2  and utopic 2.19-10ubuntu102:11
jdstrandinfinity: you are comfortable with the -5 - -10 changes?02:11
jdstrandas in, there isn't anything there that should affect ubuntu-rtm/14.09?02:11
* jdstrand realizes he can just grab said binaries from the archive and put them on his phone02:12
* jdstrand does so02:15
jdstrandinfinity: I'd rather not do an rtm only patch, but want your explicit opinion. I've installed the binaries on my rtm phone02:16
jdstrandoh heh, phablet-shell just *might* work a bit better if I plug in my phone02:20
jhodappcyphermox_, what's wrong with it?02:21
infinityjdstrand: I have zero issues with those changes going into RTM.02:26
jdstrandok02:27
infinityjdstrand: Most don't affect ARM one way or the other, some are small packaging nits, etc.02:27
jdstrandI rebooted with it and it all seems good. let me use my phone for a bit and I'll coordinate with you tomorrow. thanks!02:27
infinityjdstrand: The only real change-change is dropping some manpages (which we need a manpages merge for, now that I think about it), but I doubt anyone gives a damn about a few missing manpages on a phone if we forget to also copy over the manpages merge for the takeover.02:27
jdstrandinfinity: no, they won't. man isn't even on the phone :)02:28
infinityjdstrand: Right, which is one of the reasons we're trying to drop manpages and move them to the manpages package. :P02:28
jdstrand$ man man02:29
jdstrand-bash: man: command not found02:29
jdstrandah02:29
infinityjdstrand: Well, not phone specifically, but just that people with libc installed really shouldn't expect bloaty docs with it.02:29
infinityjdstrand: That, and we're sick of maintaining them. ;)02:29
jdstrandinfinity: k, so you and I can handle this. we'll speak on it here so everyone knows what is happening, but I fuly expect us to do the binaries pocket copy tomorrow02:29
infinityjdstrand: Works for me.02:30
* jdstrand happens to like those docs, but I also have man installed :)02:30
infinityjdstrand: Right, proper unixy people and developers have manpages and manpages-dev installed, so you get all the goodness.02:30
* jdstrand nods02:32
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bzoltanToyKeeper:  sounds good. The actual goal would be to validate regularly core components, like Qt, UITK, Unity, etc03:21
bzoltanIs the phablet-click-test-setup expected to work with the rtm image #31? Or is there a trick to make it work?03:49
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bzoltanToyKeeper: how the phablet-click-test-setup fails on UITK? For me the relevance of the UITK pulled down by this tool is zero. The first thing I do is to remove the ~phabet/autopilot/ubuntuuitoolkit03:51
bzoltanToyKeeper:  but yet again, these tools need black magic. For example you can not set up the cick tests if you have a silo added to the sources.03:51
Mirvrobru: spreadsheet seems fixed now?03:55
Mirvor at least it has updated since yesterday03:55
Mirvok about ~everyone should be happy again with silos04:14
ToyKeeperbzoltan: The click setup failure didn't provide a very useful error; am planning to go back and find out more later.04:16
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Mirvwell, almost...04:23
bzoltanToyKeeper:  check if you have the silo PPA enabled. that could be a troublemaker04:28
ToyKeeperYes, I have the silo PPA enabled.  It didn't seem to be an issue.04:29
bzoltanMirv:  I git this from the silo3 "2014-09-10 04:40:03,595 WARNING A version (3.1.1+14.10.20140908-0ubuntu1) is available at the destination archive for that component but is not in the destination branch which is still at 3.1.1+14.10.20140903.3-0ubuntu1. You need to ensure that your version contains the fix in the destination or you can force rebuild to bypass the check."04:41
bzoltanMirv:  forced rebuild seems to help... but that is not very logical04:44
Mirvhmm, bzoltan disappeared05:30
robruMirv: yeah, ENOSPACE truncated some silos which broke spreadsheet updating and also queuebot. Fixed it early in my shift. Should be fine now but still syncs escape me.05:58
Mirvrobru: excellent, thanks! where/how did you fix it?06:00
Mirvthe spreadsheet was a bit messed up again otherwise too - id:s disappearing, id:s on wrong rows (!). managed to fix them all by comparing with landed packages and the dashboard06:01
Mirvthat's however "usual"06:01
Mirvrobru: oh, you might maybe have access to some server too? I remember some hunting for truncated files in the past.06:02
robruYeah in the Jenkins there's a job called cyphermox-test, you can edit it to do arbitrary shell execution on the server, so you have to poke around a bit. There were two files named config that were zero length and causing json parsing errors. I nuked the whole silos and reassigned, then it was good06:05
Mirvha, of course, the good ol' cyphermox-test ;)06:06
robruMirv: saved my butt so many times ;-)06:06
robruMirv: OK I'm in bed with a high fever, good luck today.06:07
Mirvrobru: uh oh :( rest well06:08
brendandMirv, looks like you get the next landing by virtue of being present06:46
Mirvbrendand: :D it's more kalikiana really regarding details and testing, but he should be around too06:47
ToyKeeperbzoltan: To get things running, I had to strip out all the flash/install bits and reduce/modify the auto-rebooting.  Plus manual setup beforehand, using bits from the silo and rtm instead of source and non-rtm feeds.  It's still only so-so though, with a lot of tests failing completely.06:49
ToyKeeperI'm not sure if anyone can pick it up from here or if it needs me to keep pushing on it...  but I will need to get back to regular silo testing in the morning.06:50
ToyKeeperbzoltan: I think I'll let it run overnight though, in hopes that the latest changes I made will help.06:51
bzoltanToyKeeper:  i would not suggest to modify that script so radically ... there is a good reason for each line there. I burned my hand with UITK validation several times ... rebooting is good, regardless who says what. I have seen tests failing because they were run in a specific order. Some apps or tests just do not  quit in a clear way ...06:58
bzoltanToyKeeper:  also, the install bits are necessary ... all the packages I listed will be needed by some app tests.06:58
ToyKeeperbzoltan: The flash/install bits have to be removed or disabled before I can even get a valid test result.06:58
ToyKeeperSetting up the SUT and running the tests are two logically independent steps.06:59
bzoltanToyKeeper:  just do not give the -c parameter and it will not cflash06:59
bzoltanToyKeeper:  Sorry my ignorance :) but what is SUT?06:59
ToyKeeperSystem Under Test06:59
bzoltanToyKeeper:  Sound scientific :) what is that?07:00
ToyKeeperHeh, it's exactly what it says it is...  but without reusing the same words, it's the device+config on which the tests will be run.07:01
bzoltanToyKeeper:  I put the commissioning steps in my script because they take time and I run that script mostly by night .. daytime I do not use the -c07:01
ToyKeeperI provision the device with scripts too, but they're separated from the scripts used for testing.07:01
bzoltanToyKeeper: It is a separated function in my tool too. But the UITK test plan starts with provisioning.07:02
ToyKeeperAlmost every test plan starts with provisioning.07:02
bzoltanToyKeeper:  but it is not relevant. You do not need to remove the code.. just do not use the -c and that is it.07:03
ToyKeeperI didn't remove it, just made sure it wouldn't execute.07:03
bzoltanToyKeeper: not giving the -c makes it very sure :)07:04
ToyKeeperI initially tried to disable all the rebooting too, but found that a lot of tests wouldn't even run when executed in sequence.07:04
ToyKeeperSome of the other failures I'm not totally sure about.  Like the gallery test works for a while then completely barfs when it tries to manipulate the image database.07:04
ToyKeeperIn any case, I just wiped it and am getting it ready for an overnight run.07:07
bzoltanToyKeeper:  yeps, that is why I reboot all the time .. I rather waste 1-2 minutes on each reboot than 4-6 hours on a blocked nightly test07:07
bzoltanToyKeeper:  also the camera tests just hang .. i put it last in the sequence for that reason.07:08
bzoltanToyKeeper:  also importan, that click test setup  will fail if you have added the PPA aready ... so first flash, then click setup and only after that add the PPA07:09
ToyKeeperBTW, if you start with a debian-packaged test instead of a click app, I don't think it needs the manual package installation before the tests start.07:09
bzoltanToyKeeper:  and be careful with the apt-get upgrade ... it might bring unwanted packages07:09
bzoltanToyKeeper: I do not trust the tests... I trust apt-get install07:09
bzoltanToyKeeper:  if the device looses the network (seen that) during the tests then the missing packages can screw up the tests... so I play safe and install all the AP packages first.07:10
ToyKeeperThe tests keep their dependencies up to date by necessity; the test harness can easily get its deps out of date.  It's the wrong place to put that information.07:10
bzoltanToyKeeper:  I keep my eye on the deps. I trust my eyes.. i do not trust the tests. And as I said I realized that offline tests are safer.07:11
ToyKeeperOh, er, also...  I had to update the click setup for rtm:  phablet-click-test-setup --distribution=ubuntu-rtm --series=14.0907:11
bzoltanToyKeeper:  Coool. that is what i was looking for! Thank you a lot.07:12
ToyKeeperI think it had been pulling regular ubuntu bits instead of rtm bits, which invalidated all the test results.07:12
bzoltanToyKeeper:  yeps... you saved my day :)07:13
ToyKeeperBut I can't get that to work on UITK.  It seems to work on everything else though.07:13
ToyKeeper"Fetching ubuntu-ui-toolkit - into /tmp/tmppIkYZ1"  ...  "IndexError: list index out of range"07:14
ToyKeeperThis bit fails: get_source_package_tests(package['source'], version, test_dir)07:15
ToyKeeperFor now, I'm working around it by catching and printing the exception instead of bailing.07:15
brendandToyKeeper, someone else can take over - it's pretty late for you, no?07:16
ToyKeeperbrendand: Yes, it's pretty late...  I'm heading to bed as soon as I start this test.  It'll take like 6 hours to finish anyway.07:16
ToyKeeperThe provisioning is ... a bit uncertain though, so that's manual for now.07:17
brendandToyKeeper, did you ever try ci teams provision.sh?07:17
ToyKeeperbrendand: The idea right now is to get bzoltan and QA testing the same bits using the same process, so the test results can be compared.07:18
ToyKeeperSome part of the process is producing different test results, and I've been investigating why.07:19
bzoltanbrendand: ToyKeeper:  A side question :) Why do you want to run exactly the same tests I have run like 6 times? Should not the QA validation mean some manual sanity test?07:20
bzoltanToyKeeper:  disable the music tests if you want to sleep :D07:21
ToyKeeperbzoltan: QA should be doing the manual bits, not the AP bits...  but UITK has only AP bits.  And more importantly, developers and QA need to have the same set of tests.07:21
ToyKeeperThe test plan for a project is (or should be) the one and only plan in use.07:22
bzoltanToyKeeper:  Running the same AP tests on a totally different RTM image is as pointless as using different test tools ...07:22
brendandbzoltan, have you provided us your results yet?07:23
bzoltanToyKeeper:  we have two blocked UITK landing in the RTM queue ... you will not get the same results for 28.08 UITK on #31 as I got on #22 .07:23
ToyKeeperMaybe the image gets bumped between publishing a silo and landing it...  in which case it's kind of important to re-test before landing to make sure it still works.07:23
bzoltanbrendand:  I have hundreds of logs on my machine... when I flip the "tested" switch on the CI sheet it means that I have run the UITK test plan and I have the same or less failures as on the CI dash.07:24
bzoltanToyKeeper:  it sounds very redundant to me07:25
brendandbzoltan, if you could zip up the xml files and link them somewhere that would be great07:25
bzoltanbrendand:  i do not do xml files07:25
brendandbzoltan, you don't keep any sort of verbose output from autopilot?07:26
ToyKeeperbrendand: The logs are saved, just not in XML.07:26
ToyKeeperIt's custom.07:26
bzoltanbrendand: do you guys really want me to send you the test results of the previous UITK landing form the last week? They are kind of otdated by now07:26
bzoltanToyKeeper: not custom, I use the standard tool...07:27
bzoltanToyKeeper: phablet-test-run07:27
brendandbzoltan, i would actually07:27
ToyKeeperWell, the test tool is standard, the logging is custom.07:27
bzoltanToyKeeper:  the xml is custom :) and it is not good for local tests07:27
bzoltanbrendand:  I have hundreds of files all very verbose07:28
brendandbzoltan, the format is not that important, what's import is that there is a detailed log that has the results of all the tests and the output of any failed ones07:28
brendandbzoltan, like we got on the ci dashboard07:28
bzoltanbrendand: ToyKeeper: but to be honest, i would prefer to focus on the 05.09 RTM validation instead of digging up ancient test results on ancient image07:29
ToyKeeperbzoltan: It would indeed be very helpful to have the test logs for each new silo available.07:29
brendandbzoltan, you shouldn't have to 'dig them up'07:30
brendandbzoltan, they should be somewhere you can just give us the link to and we never need to ask again07:30
brendandbzoltan, like people.canonical.com07:30
bzoltanbrendand: ToyKeeper: Earlier I used to pastebin all the logs .. but nobody seemed to care :) People simple beleived when I said that it is tested.07:30
brendandbzoltan, it really should be way easier just to tar them up and scp them to people.canonical.com07:32
brendandbzoltan, store them by version or whatever and just give us (or anyone else who asks) a link to the root directory07:32
ToyKeeperWell, sort of.  We're kind of hoping that each silo will have a link for a test plan (including tests for changes made / bugs fixed in the silo) and a link for the test logs.07:32
ToyKeeperOkay, maybe I made the reboot timings a bit slow...  but it at least appears to be working now.  Almost time to sleep.07:33
bzoltanbrendand:  sure i can do that07:34
bzoltanbrendand:  But keep in mind that we have no tools for doing these.. .so I need to invent my own :)07:34
bzoltanbrendand:  It is all happening, but slowly ... and to be honest, the changing platform does not make my job easier :)07:35
brendandbzoltan, i think you might be missing something then - phablet-test-run should definitely be able to provide some kind of detailed log, you then just copy that off the device07:36
brendandbzoltan, if a test fails, where do you look to get a clue as to why?07:36
ToyKeeperbrendand: The script saves the output of phablet-test-run to a file.07:36
ToyKeeperThe full test result is a directory of these logs, with test names and time stamps.07:37
brendandToyKeeper, that's just stdout though isn't it?07:37
ToyKeeperIt's the terminal output, not the full log from the device.07:38
brendandthere should be something that has the traceback if the test fails07:38
brendandToyKeeper, do you have the output of bzoltan's script? can you scp it somewhere?07:38
ToyKeeperbrendand: I see tracebacks in the logs.07:39
ToyKeeper... and the only results I have so far are somewhat ... broken.  I'm attempting to get a valid result overnight.07:39
ToyKeeperbrendand: If you want to investigate, it's all linked from the test plan in the wiki.  But you'd be starting from scratch and it could take a while to get things functioning.07:40
brendand<sad face>07:41
ToyKeeperOnce I get things working I'll add the steps to the test plan.07:41
ToyKeeperFor now though, sleep.  :)07:42
bzoltanbrendand:  Sorry, I was not clear. I am running phablet-test-run with full logs... as it runs that way by default. And I have millions of lines of logs of each test run.07:42
bzoltanToyKeeper:  just please do not modify the UITK test plan without me :) After all, it is my job to run those tests...07:43
bzoltanbrendand:  so.. let's clarify few things :) I am running the app tests with phablet-test-run and log  the full output to a file. It has all the traceback what we needed so far. Is there something more than that on the device after the phabelt-test-run is done?07:45
brendandbzoltan, in my experience the output of phablet-test-run is not verbose enough, but maybe you did something a bit different. until i see the logs i can't really judge07:46
bzoltanbrendand: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8307160/ this is an example... the output of the reminder app tests07:46
brendandbzoltan, okay that seems fine07:47
brendandbzoltan, all of those uploaded to people.canonical.com would be perfect07:47
bzoltanbrendand:  hmmm... nice that AP puts there the file listing :D :D :D Please ignore the inappropriate words :D07:48
brendandMirv, i hope this silo didn't break location07:53
brendandMirv, i thought it was meant to be working in RTM right now?07:53
asaclool: bq phone crashes after wizard08:07
asacdid we not add mterries fix?08:07
Saviqcan someone delete lp:~ps-jenkins/unity8/ubuntu-utopic-proposed ? it's got bad tags08:07
Saviqtrainguards ↑?08:07
seb128Saviq hates tags ;-)08:08
Saviqseb128, I do, I hate bzr for being stupid about them, too08:08
seb128Saviq, what's the issue with tags? I don't even notice they exist...08:08
Mirvbrendand: kalikiana reported at least that everything worked great with it08:08
seb128can't you just not care/ignore the buggy ones?08:08
Saviqseb128, no08:08
SaviqNO08:08
SaviqNOOO08:08
Mirvkalikiana: see brendand's questions about locationing ^08:08
seb128by principle?08:09
Saviqseb128, yeah, more than anything else08:09
brendandMirv, just trying with the stock image now08:09
MirvSaviq: we don't have rights to ~ps-jenkins08:09
brendandMirv, i noted that he tested on mako08:09
seb128Saviq, k, so you decide to create issues for yourself...?08:09
Saviqseb128, it just makes me cry a little08:09
Saviqseb128, no, bzr + lp created it for me by making them viral08:09
Mirvbrendand: on the other hand, the actual positioning we have happens way below Qt, so I think it couldn't break it08:09
seb128Saviq, is that a bzr bug?08:09
seb128or launchpad?08:10
asaclool: also osmtouch tells me no GPS availalble on krillin even after accepting terms08:10
asaclool: thought this was only on N4 a race?08:10
brendandasac, so it might be broken anyway?08:10
Saviqseb128, unlikely, it's just how tags work in bzr (and in lp when you're under the same project)08:10
ogra_asac, i think tvoss and lool found other issues last night08:10
Saviqseb128, basically we got the tags from lp:unity when we were under lp:unity/8.008:10
asacogra_: for the wizard crash?08:10
ogra_(which i mentioned in the landing mail)08:10
ogra_asac, no, with the service startup08:11
seb128Saviq, I see, anyway sorry for asking, I was trying to understand if that cause practical issues since I didn't see much problems due to them (out of the fact that they shouldn't be there/buggy)08:11
Saviqseb128, so that was hundreds of tags that did not make sense in unity8's history08:11
asacbrendand: wouldnt say so without knowing more... besides the wizard crashing it currently behaves like the N4 did a few days before08:11
asachave to wait for tvoss and lool and mandel tell me wats the situation on krillin08:11
Mirvbrendand: the kalikiana's code change was in a map view component regarding where to save the offline tile cache to, not the actual positioning component.08:12
Saviqseb128, so one practical problem is that bzr craps out when trying to talk remotely to that branch in a few cases, complaining about missing revisions08:12
Saviqseb128, the other is just not being able to look through them easily08:12
Saviqseb128, but yes, mostly it's OCD08:14
seb128Saviq, thanks for explaining08:14
SaviqMirv, do you know who does have access to it?08:16
MirvSaviq: fginther mostly I think. at least his SSH key is mentioned at https://launchpad.net/~ps-jenkins08:17
SaviqMirv, cool, thanks08:17
brendandasac, lool - at least for me it doesn't work here on krillin08:18
brendandasac, lool - i thought everyone was testing on krillin?08:18
brendandMirv, i'll ask kalikiana more about his change08:18
asacbrendand: well it was on utopic first so i tested it on my N4 that runs utopic ... need to wait for lool to tell us what the state is... we had a race wrt service startup though before08:23
asacsoif its just that you need to run one command to make it work08:23
asacbrendand: /var/log/upstart/ubuntu-espoo-service.log should show the coordinates you are at08:26
brendandasac, i get a position in there08:27
brendandasac, so why can't maps app use it?08:27
kalikianaMirv: brendand the only change was the path to the tile cache - I saw that new packages were implicitly added that weren't there before related to positioning, I don't know who is in charge of these. for me positioning08:28
kalikiana+works fine08:30
jodhMirv: hi - I've now tested the upstart packages from https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu-rtm/landing-007/+packages on a device. Is that sufficient to mark the first level of testing as done (line 36 on spreadsheet)?08:34
pete-woodstrainguards: hi folks. could I get silo 9 reconfigured (had to fix someone's branch who is on holiday) - https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-009-0-reconfigure/build?delay=0sec08:43
Mirvjodh: well, there'd need to be a written testplan for the landing  (like https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/TestPlans/libusermetrics) so that the QA people know what to execute for their signoff08:43
Mirvjodh: otherwise yes08:43
Mirvpete-woods: done08:47
pete-woodsMirv: thanks! :)08:47
pete-woodsI do like how unity8 comes out with a shades wearing emoticon every time the bot talks about it08:50
brendandSaviq, unity8 crashes when pressing 'Play in music app' for a track on the SD card08:59
brendandSaviq, can i install some symbols etc to get a good trace for you?09:00
brendandSaviq, it's a BadURL error, where does that come from?09:01
brendandSaviq, is it from url-dispatcher or elsewhere09:01
brendand?09:01
cjwatsonbzoltan: landing-003, "not in the destination branch"> something is definitely weird there.  http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sdk-team/qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu/trunk/revision/255 has the substantive changes from 3.1.1+14.10.20140908-0ubuntu1, but not the changelog entry.  Is there something else fighting with citrain to land changes on that branch?09:07
cjwatsonbzoltan: https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-003-3-merge-clean/9/console says "Pushed up to revision 255", so I don't understand why the changelog would be missing ...09:08
Saviqbrendand, yeah, that's url-dispatcher, but if u8 crashes when you try and open it, that will be a platform-api / qtubuntu bug09:09
cjwatsonbzoltan: the proper way to resolve this for now is probably to grab the source package for the current version in the archive, and manually apply the changes in debian/changelog to your trunk branch.  but it's strange that it ended up this way09:09
Saviqbrendand, even when url-d craps out, it should never bring down the calling app..09:09
Saviqbrendand, as for symbols, best just use apport-cli to upload the crash to lp and let it retrace09:09
cjwatsonbzoltan: (it would probably be a good idea to sort this out while your silo is still in the "Silo ready to build packages" state according to the dashboard ...)09:13
jodhMirv: I've created https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/TestPlans/upstart - could you add that to the spread-sheet and arrange for that to be actioned?09:18
Mirvjodh: thanks! ok, I'll mark the landing as tested. which rtm image # you used where you added the new upstart?09:19
Mirvjodh: and did you test on mako or krillin?09:21
thostr_Mirv: if we have some spare silos can I get one for testing purposes?09:23
thostr_Mirv: it's line 5509:24
Mirvthostr_: current situation is good, I'll assign it09:24
thostr_Mirv: great, thanks!09:25
brendandogra_, ah i might have been wrong about citrain - it appears to use some scheme of pinning packages, then updating with '-o Dir::Etc::SourceList=/dev/null'09:26
brendandogra_, i suppose that does the trick09:26
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Mirvdbarth: hey! regarding the RTM landing of silo 017, I made the pre-emptive move 5 hours ago that I copied oxide-qt over to that silo too, similar to what I did in utopic. was that a right thing to do?09:29
Mirvdbarth: the silo should be ready for testing in around 30 mins now, since the ARM build has had its 5 hours to build :)09:30
Mirvand it's building the .deb:s already in there09:30
Mirvdbarth: note that it's also properly "1.2.0", no ~:s in there - I never directly learned what were the dependency problems, but I understood that the oxide's version needs to be that final 1.2.0 and that's what it is09:32
ogra_brendand, yeah, sounds like09:35
brendandMirv, do you want me to finish with silo 15 or is there anything more urgent09:52
Mirvbrendand: given the assumed unity8 landing dependency on the oxide one, feel free to continue on that one09:57
dbarthMirv: yeah, i read on the silo10:01
dbarthMirv: ok, i'll ask mardy who as an rtm phone for testing10:02
dbarthMirv: yes, the dependency is fine, and that's the right version; thanks for taking care of that10:02
Mirvdbarth: ok, thanks for confirming!10:05
brendandkalikiana, how can i check your change worked?10:10
brendandkalikiana, any place i can check?10:10
kalikianabrendand: use OSMTouch10:10
kalikianatile caching will retain maps even if you have no network10:11
kalikianapositioning has not changed - not by me anyway - and it works fine10:12
brendandkalikiana, ok seems good10:13
brendandwho's next?10:14
brendandpete-woods, any progress on a fix for silo 14?10:14
pete-woodsbrendand: see the landing request on line 5610:18
brendandpete-woods, ok - tests, check :)10:23
brendandpete-woods, waiting for the RTM silo to be updated really though10:23
brendandpete-woods, and did anything happen with the results spreadsheet/document?10:23
pete-woodsbrendand: not yet10:23
pete-woodsI'll set up a sheet when we do the actual test10:24
brendandpete-woods, you don't strictly have to do it for the utopic silo - if you only do it once make sure it is for the RTM landing10:25
brendandpete-woods, otherwise i won't sign it off10:25
pete-woodsbrendand: I'm not really sure how the RTM testing works. I've never done any, yet an RTM request magically appears underneath everything I land to utopic10:27
brendandpete-woods, so i'm not sure how the RTM landing exactly gets created either, but when it is, the Testing pass column (column K) will be set to No10:28
pete-woodsbrendand: sure. but I've never set it to true.10:29
brendandpete-woods, that first needs to be set to yes, with the image number you tested against and now the results as well10:29
brendandpete-woods, somebody has though :) maybe Satoris or jamesh10:29
pete-woodsbrendand: those guys don't have write access to the sheet10:29
brendandpete-woods, this is starting to worry me :)10:30
brendandMirv, can i test silo 2 with apparmor in it?10:47
Mirvbrendand: sure, ogra thought it's important so it's probably a good choice10:48
ogra_brendand, Mirv well, i said that when i thought that it might fix the security test issues ... but psivaa trashed my dreams there ... the failures are also in utopic10:49
Mirvogra_: :(10:50
ogra_but nontheless its a security feature indeed10:50
Mirvbrendand: ok, then it doesn't matter probably too much which one you choose10:50
ogra_so independently of teeh failures, get it in10:50
MirvFIFO sounds like a good method for choosing10:51
psivaaogra_: Mirv: brendand: the security failure is due to signature failure in some *_armhf.click package installation. i remember popey mentioning about click package and signature in one conversation, but missed the context of it :). could be related10:54
ogra_psivaa, yes, cjwatson and mvo_ landed this10:54
ogra_i guess the test might need adjustment10:54
pete-woodstrainguards: going to have to ask again for silo 9 to be reconfigured (https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-009-0-reconfigure/build?delay=0sec) fixing holiday people's branches again :)10:59
Mirvpsivaa: the click signature changes are now in both utopic and rtm as of yesterday10:59
Mirvpete-woods: :)10:59
psivaaMirv: ogra_: ack. so we should ping security team then?11:00
psivaato adjust the test that is11:00
ogra_psivaa, right11:00
cjwatsonpsivaa: where's this failure?11:03
psivaacjwatson: it's the security test suite in smoke: http://dashboard.ubuntu-ci:8080/smokeng/utopic/touch_stable/krillin/27:20140910:20140908-d8c11f3/411/security/128529/11:03
cjwatsonpsivaa: do you know where the source code for that test lives?11:05
psivaacjwatson: just a sec pls11:06
cjwatson(it's not in apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu itself)11:07
psivaacjwatson:  lp:qa-regression-testing/tests is the one i get from http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-test-case-dev/ubuntu-test-cases/touch/view/head:/tests/security/setup.sh11:08
cjwatsonthanks11:08
mvo_cjwatson: let me know if you want me to fix this, but it probably really straightforward11:09
cjwatsonpsivaa: do you know if that's a private branch?11:09
cjwatsonI don't seem to be able to see it here11:09
cjwatsonmvo_: I should be able to handle it if I can find the code to modify :)11:10
psivaacjwatson: i dont think so: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-bugcontrol/qa-regression-testing/master/files/head:/tests/11:10
mvo_cjwatson: ok :) I wonder if I should send a mail to ubuntu-phone so that people are aware of the change11:11
cjwatsonpsivaa: doesn't that bzr export line mean "the branch called lp:qa-regression-testing/tests" (i.e. the focus branch of the "tests" series of the "qa-regression-testing" project), rather than the "tests" subdirectory of lp:qa-regression-testing?11:12
cjwatsonpsivaa: oh, but I see the script in question now, so maybe the syntax is just ambiguous :-/11:13
cjwatsonbzr fail11:13
psivaacjwatson: i'm not really sure about that, but we do 'bzr export' subdirectories somewhere else too, not the series. mostly where utah runlist comes in11:14
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pete-woodsMirv: before I start thrashing around in this silo, does the ci machinery perform the merges in the order that is specified in the sheet? / does it try and understand the dependencies the MRs / is it pseudo-random (alphabetical?)11:38
Mirvpete-woods: you could direct those fine questions to someone who understands ci machinery ;) I'd guess it's the order in which they are listed, not considering the LP meta-data on dependencies. you can check the build job's log to see in which order they're tried.11:39
pete-woodsMirv: looks like it's what you said. this just confirms I was being stupid :)11:45
pete-woodsmy branch was the problem11:45
bzoltanMirv:  do you know if the new adbd policy is landed on the RTM image or not? It seems that it still adb shells in #11:55
Mirvbzoltan: it is. but if you flash with --developer-mode, you get root.11:59
Mirvotherwise you need sudo11:59
bzoltanMirv:  I doubt11:59
bzoltanMirv:  i have flashed --developer-mode and it shelled me to $11:59
Mirvand without developer mode you need a password set, otherwise you can't adb in11:59
bzoltanMirv: the ` phablet-config writable-image` does not even work on RTM image12:00
bzoltanMirv:  i know that, that is OK12:00
Mirvbzoltan: I'm not sure what part of the new adbd policy you talk about, but ogra is your best bet in knowing whether utopic & rtm currently match each other12:00
ogra_they dont12:01
ogra_rtm is still as it always was, no changes there12:01
bzoltanogra_:  how I suppose to validate RTM silo?12:01
bzoltanogra_: `phablet-config writable-image` does not work12:01
ogra_bzoltan, how about you ask soomeone who does that every day ?12:01
bzoltanogra_:  who would that be?12:02
ogra_everyone from QA in here ?12:02
Mirvfor example brendand12:02
ogra_obviously they can test the silos, else we wouldnt land anything ;)12:02
ogra_bzoltan, whats the effect you see ?12:02
ogra_rtm definitely has the right backends for phablet-config writable-image12:03
bzoltanogra_:  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8308814/12:03
ogra_shouldnt behave any differently to utopic in that regard (just that adbd runs as root)12:03
ogra_bzoltan, that doesnt even remotely look like an issue in phablet-config :)12:04
bzoltanogra_: it does not do the job :) and that is enough problem for me12:04
ogra_bzoltan, can yoou run phablet-network --skip-setup manually ?12:05
ogra_i wonder why it would fail, it doesnt here12:05
bzoltanogra_:  it hangs12:05
ogra_it tries to ping launchpad ... is your network working ?12:06
bzoltanogra_: :) what do you think? :D12:06
ogra_(it will likely eventally time out and return 127 :) )12:06
bzoltanogra_:  there is no network on the device12:06
ogra_well, how do you expect it to add a PPA then ?12:07
ogra_it needs to be able to reach LP12:07
bzoltanogra_: well.... maybe an error?12:07
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ogra_bzoltan, please file a whichlist bug against phablet-tools to provide a better error message if there is no network12:08
ogra_to fix your issue, just enable networking with phablet-network before running writable-image12:08
davmor2bzoltan:  flash it, run throught the wizard (setting up wifi etc), then when the phone is logged in, I then run phablet-config writable-image no issues here and I do it 4+ times a day12:09
ogra_davmor2, right, but you set up networking in the wizard12:09
davmor2ogra_: yes12:09
bzoltanogra_:  that is what I will do. Thanks a lot.12:09
ogra_... which you could also do with phablet-network if desired12:10
bzoltandavmor2:  I try to do things from a script12:10
davmor2bzoltan: ah fair enough.12:10
bzoltanogra_: davmor2: my problem was simple that my device lost the network... during the provisioning12:12
jdstrandcjwatson: it is lp:qa-regression-testing, in the tests/ subdirectory. I'm guessing you figured that out. feel free to ping me with questions12:23
cjwatsonjdstrand: yup, I'll have a branch for you after lunch12:25
jdstrandcjwatson: thanks. note click-apparmor which is next to apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu will likely need the same fix, but I can do that by examining your fix for apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu12:26
cjwatsonYeah, I already found that :)12:27
jdstrandI thought it might catch your eye :)12:28
jdstrandcjwatson: fyi, for testing the fix on desktop, see point 3 of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlans/AppArmor#Desktop_only12:31
jdstrandcjwatson: for testing the fix on touch, see point 3 in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlans/AppArmor#Touch_only12:31
cjwatsonjdstrand: can I beg for help on that?  I *cough* haven't upgraded to utopic yet12:32
jdstrandcjwatson: either is fine (you shouldn't have to do both)12:32
jdstrandabsolutely12:32
cjwatsonanyway, branch is pushing, going out for some fresh air, will get back to you after lunch12:32
jdstrandah, right, your lunch is at a different time than mine :)12:32
jdstrandcjwatson: enjoy your meal and air :)12:33
bzoltanzbenjamin:  would you be able to test the silo3 qtc plugin?13:06
bzoltanzbenjamin:  My device is testing RTM UITK13:06
tedgdavmor2, So the music on the SD card is known and in progress. I marked it as a dup.13:24
jdstrandcjwatson: https://code.launchpad.net/~cjwatson/qa-regression-testing/click-install-untrusted: "This branch has not been pushed to yet."13:24
davmor2tedg: ah awesome13:24
davmor2tedg: sorry about that I'd forgotten that the music was on sd13:25
ahayzentedg, ah it was because it is outside of ~/Music13:25
ahayzentedg, FYI we support music:///path/to/file as a protocol which may be of use?13:25
davmor2ahayzen: yes we figured it out this morning13:25
tedgahayzen, Yes, so the music scope is moving to that. In progress.13:26
tedgahayzen, bug 134095213:26
ubot5bug 1340952 in url-dispatcher (Ubuntu) "Video and Music scopes should provide non-file:/// based URIs" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/134095213:26
ahayzentedg, cool :) should i detail in the bug that we support music:/// as i don't see if mentioned there?13:27
ahayzen*it13:27
tedgahayzen, Sure, but I think it's not mentioned because it already worked :-)13:27
ahayzentedg, :) i'll mention it so it is clear13:28
ahayzentedg, ah yes i see you using it in one of the merge proposals awesome :)13:30
balloonsplars, popey mentioned https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-calendar-app/+bug/1367654. This is a simple fix; https://code.launchpad.net/~nskaggs/ubuntu-test-cases/fix-1367654/+merge/23411313:50
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1367654 in Ubuntu Calendar App "autopilot tests failing mako 235 ImportError: No module named 'address_book_service_testability'" [Undecided,Confirmed]13:50
plarsballoons: ah, more dependencies?13:51
plarsballoons: looks like it depends on address-book-service-dummy even13:51
balloonsplars, yep :-)13:51
plarsballoons: thanks, I'll get that merged right away13:52
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sergiusenstrainguards, why 43 for sergiusens14:06
* sergiusens didn't fill in any entry in the sheet...14:06
sergiusensah, seems merge and clean is broken!14:07
ogra_yeah, everything is flaky14:08
ogra_a little14:08
sergiusensinstead of transitioning from Published to Landed; it went to Unassigned14:08
ogra_sergiusens, did you pull in pittis MP already ?14:08
sergiusensogra_: no; I haven't even reviewed that14:08
sergiusensI just wanted to land the no brainer MP14:09
ogra_sergiusens, i tested and top approved it14:09
ogra_ok14:09
ogra_oh, that was the click buddy thing, riight14:09
ogra_yeah, better land that ... :)14:09
ogra_tvoss, lost interest ?14:10
ogra_:)14:10
* ogra_ wonders why the bot didnt mention cyphermox_ 14:11
tvossogra_, nope, it was only meant for testing, the network manager version has been uploaded to the archive by cyphermox right now14:11
ogra_tvoss, ah, i just never had seen this message ... curious :)14:11
cyphermox_moo?14:12
cyphermox_ah, it's because it mentions the lander in the spreadsheet14:12
cyphermox_only tvoss' name was there14:12
ogra_ah14:12
tvossogra_, :)14:12
ogra_when i opened it yours was there as well ... good timing i guess :)14:12
cyphermox_I uploaded the package directly since the version was messed up in the PPA anyway14:12
ogra_yeah14:13
cyphermox_ogra_: you may have been looking at a different entry14:13
ogra_last line14:13
cyphermox_I was just adding that one :)14:13
ogra_ah14:13
* ogra_ twiddles thumbs waiting for lxc-android-config 0.201 in the archive ... 14:14
cyphermox_ogra_: now just to wait for nm to finish building and publishing and I'll be able to set the silo ready and get this rtm landing done :)14:14
ogra_cyphermox_, same for me ... 0.210 is the last utopic upload ... then i need a sync into my rtm silo and can land14:15
ogra_err14:15
ogra_20114:15
ogra_developer mode, here we come :)14:15
cyphermox_woo!14:15
ogra_silly emulator ... stole me day ...14:16
Mirvsergiusens: I think there was this earlier phablet-tools landing, now in14:16
sergiusensMirv: that just landed 3 minutes ago!14:20
Mirvsergiusens: yes, so now you have a silo for the new landing :)14:20
sergiusensthe MP in http://people.canonical.com/~platform/citrain_dashboard/#?q=sergiusens has merged14:20
Mirvoh, right it's already in14:21
sergiusensMirv: no, the spreadsheet broke, it's supposed to be marked Landed14:21
Mirvsergiusens: welcome to the world of Google docs14:21
elopiorvr: are you taking care of the location silo?14:21
sergiusensMirv: merge and clean silo must of done that14:21
Mirvsergiusens: already done?14:22
Mirvhttps://code.launchpad.net/~phablet-team/phablet-tools/trunk 30614:22
rvrelopio: Yes14:30
Mirvsergiusens: yes, I did it, just too many silos to remember it all14:32
elopiorvr: ok, thanks. Let me know if you need a hand.14:32
rvrelopio: I left a comment in trello14:33
sergiusensMirv: see ^14:38
Mirvsergiusens: funny. well, ignoring that, I marked it as Landed manually. the only way to fix it would be to search prepare-silo jobs for the landing id, and it's not really worth it. disappearing id:s happen every day in the sheet unfortunately14:39
Mirvpsivaa: assigning! :)14:39
psivaaMirv: thanks :)14:40
ogra_cyphermox_, (or Mirv) cuold one of you  sync the latest lxc-adnroid-config and andrpid-tools from utopic into rtm silo 13 ?14:48
ogra_geez, bad typing today14:49
jdstrandcjwatson: ok, seems it just took a really long time. I have everything I need to test14:49
cjwatsonjdstrand: yeah, big branch, slow ADSL14:49
cyphermox_sure, I will. Mirv ^14:50
cjwatsonjdstrand: I'll just write the MP now14:50
cjwatsonjdstrand: https://code.launchpad.net/~cjwatson/qa-regression-testing/click-install-untrusted/+merge/23413214:50
cyphermox_ogra_: done14:53
ogra_merci !14:55
Mirvcyphermox_: thanks. I'm kind of off, but monitoring since sil2100 is off still todaay14:55
brendandjdstrand, still 4 tests fail with cjwatsons changes14:55
cyphermox_oh my14:55
cjwatsonoh?14:55
cyphermox_I hope robru will be ok later14:55
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Mirvcyphermox_: landing-009 would need packaging acks https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-009-2-publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_unity-scopes-api_0.6.5+14.10.20140910.1-0ubuntu1.diff + https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-009-2-publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_unity-scopes-shell_0.5.4+14.10.20140910.1-0ubuntu1.diff15:02
jdstrandbrendand: what is failing?15:12
jdstrandbrendand: and what are you testing on?15:12
brendandjdstrand, the click-apparmor tests15:14
brendandjdstrand, on krillin with your silo15:14
jdstrandbrendand: can you paste the output?15:14
ogra_cyphermox_, hmpf, i think i made a mess ...15:14
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davmor2kenvandine: hey dude, online accounts on first account creation always exits back to settings app who would be responsible for that?15:20
kenvandinedavmor2, i guess mardy15:21
jdstrandbrendand: did you see my request for test output?15:22
brendandjdstrand, yeah, just getting it now15:25
jdstrandthanks15:25
brendandjdstrand, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8310311/15:30
brendandis pastebinit really not available?15:30
jdstrandbrendand: you ran click-apparmor as root. don't run it with sudo15:32
jdstrandbrendand: the same goes for apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu15:32
jdstrandbrendand: is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Process/Merges/TestPlans/AppArmor#Touch_only unclear? (not being an ass, I want to make sure it is clear for people)15:33
jdstrandI can add a test for root actually15:34
jdstrandlet me do that15:34
brendandjdstrand, not really - but i ran it non-root and it complained about permissions ?15:34
brendandjdstrand, i'll double check that15:35
jdstrandbrendand: please run it as non-root and give me the paste if there are failures15:35
brendandjdstrand, sure i'll run it all again15:35
ogra_cyphermox_, could you reconfigure rtm-13 for me ?15:40
cyphermox_ogra_: sure15:47
* ogra_ hugs cyphermox_ 15:47
davmor2ogra_: user visible should appear on the issue page hopefully https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-system-settings-online-accounts/+bug/136780415:47
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1367804 in ubuntu-system-settings-online-accounts (Ubuntu) "initial account after creation transfers back to the settings app" [High,New]15:47
jdstrandbrendand: fyi, I committed changes to fail if click-apparmor and apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu are run as root15:47
ogra_davmor2, thanks !15:47
jdstrandbrendand: no need to pull those in and invalidate your test run. just fyi15:47
brendandjdstrand, yeah looks like everything is ok now15:48
jdstrandcool15:48
cyphermox_ogra_: why are you reconfiguring?15:48
Mirvif coredevs around ready for packaging checking/acking, both https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-002-2-publish/26/ and https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-009-2-publish/16/ would need checking15:48
ogra_cyphermox_, because lxc-android-config wasnt in that silo originally15:48
ogra_cyphermox_, so a watch only build falls over telling me i need to reconfigure15:49
cyphermox_yep, just reran the watch build now too15:53
cyphermox_thar15:54
cyphermox_ogra_: you should be good to test15:54
ogra_cyphermox_, you rock !15:58
cyphermox_Mirv: looking15:59
jdstrandinfinity: so, the glibc in utopic to fix the security vulnerability works fine on rtm. based on that and your feedback, I will copy the binaries to ubuntu-rtm (note to landers: this is a bug fix uploaded by core-dev to fix a security issue. there are some packaging updates that do not affect touch)16:01
jdstrandinfinity: 97 packages successfully copied.16:03
cyphermox_dobey: Mirv: for ubuntuone-credentials, what happens if applications used the old Token constructor?16:04
ogra_robru, meeting ?16:06
cyphermox_Mirv: silo 9 looks fine16:07
Mirvthanks. I was wondering about the Token one too.16:08
cyphermox_Mirv: I know the answer, but I'd like to hear it from dobey :)16:10
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jdstrandcjwatson: are the various -proposed tests being run on ubuntu-rtm and if so, is there a different report for rtm than http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html?16:20
cyphermox_robru: poke. still sick?16:21
cjwatsonjdstrand: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/ubuntu-rtm/16:22
jdstrandcool, thanks!16:22
cjwatsonjdstrand: I don't think autopkgtests are hooked up yet though16:22
jdstrandok16:22
cjwatsonshould probably get on that ... not fatal though16:23
brendandjdstrand, how long do these apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu tests take?16:26
brendandjdstrand, they've been running for probably 45 minutes now16:27
jdstrandbrendand: a long time. they should be almost done16:27
brendandjdstrand, two failures16:31
jdstrandbrendand: can you paste them?16:31
jdstrandbrendand: or paste all the output if easier16:31
brendandjdstrand, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8310762/16:33
jdstrandthat is weird16:34
jdstrandbrendand: can you give me a tarball of 'tar -xcvf /tmp/jdstrand.tar.gz /etc/apparmor.d/ /usr/share/apparmor /var/lib/apparmor'16:35
jdstrandthose tests pass on emulator and mako and there is no reason they should fail on krillin unless someone changed the policy16:36
brendandjdstrand, that command isn't valid?16:39
jdstrandbrendand: I wonder if there is a race condition. does /home/phablet/.config/unity-scopes/com.example.confined-basic_confined-basic/settings.ini exist? the test creates the file if it doesn't exist and immediately runs the check. I wonder if it wasn't flushed to disk16:40
brendandjdstrand, doesn't appear to be there16:40
brendandah it is16:41
brendandbut is empty16:41
jdstrandbrendand: whoops: I meant -zcvf16:41
jdstrandempty is fine16:41
jdstrandI bet if you ran the test again, it would pass16:41
jdstrandbrendand: is the disk full?16:41
brendandjdstrand, don't think so16:43
brendandjdstrand, only about 3gig used16:43
brendandjdstrand, can i rerun an individual test?16:43
brendanddon't want to rerun the whole thing16:44
jdstrandright16:44
jdstrandnot as conveniently as you'd like, but let me get you a command16:44
jdstrandbrendand: I'd like to see 'sudo tar -zcvf /tmp/jdstrand.tar.gz /etc/apparmor.d/ /usr/share/apparmor /var/lib/apparmor' first16:46
jdstrandbrendand: oh, did you run these as root first?16:47
brendandjdstrand, hmm - yeah i would have16:47
ogra_root .... so last century  ...16:49
jdstrandbrendand: can I have the full output from the tests?16:51
jdstrandbrendand: actually, nm. what is the output of: ls -l /home/phablet/.config/unity-scopes/com.example.confined-basic_confined-basic/settings.ini16:53
jdstrandbrendand: also, the output of ls -l /home/phablet/.local/share/unity-scopes/leaf-net/com.example.confined-basic/test.rw16:54
jdstrandbrendand: and ls -ld /home/phablet/.local/share/unity-scopes/leaf-net/com.example.confined-basic/16:55
jdstrandbrendand: and ls -ld16:55
jdstrand/home/phablet/.local/share/unity-scopes/leaf-net/16:56
jdstrandlet me give you a paste16:56
dobeycyphermox_: nothing. the old ctor didn't go away17:06
dobeycyphermox_: so they will continue working just fine17:06
cyphermox_oh, indeed, it was duplicated in symbols17:07
dobeycyphermox_: and the new ctor is only used internally. anything using the old ctor just won't have valid updated or created times17:07
dobeycyphermox_: right. i just replaced a duplicate there :)17:07
cyphermox_Mirv: ack for dobey's silo 2.17:07
Mirvcyphermox_: okie. sleep in 1h, I can still watch if something to be published before that.17:08
cyphermox_nah, I can publish things too, so feel free to leave17:08
Mirvthat ken's landing ^ needed the full "new normal" treatment for publish to work - prepare-silo reconfig, build watch_only..17:08
cyphermox_yes17:09
Mirvoh, that is, changing the sync:N to manual list of packages in the silo, _then_ prepare-silo reconfig17:09
Mirvif you do prepare-silo reconfig with sync:N silo that is borken, it'll remove the packages17:09
Mirvthat can also be salvaged by binary copying a deleted package into the ppa itself. all the things CI train teaches you.. :)17:10
cyphermox_Mirv no worries17:11
cyphermox_actually17:11
cyphermox_since you're saying you'd still be around for an hour17:11
cyphermox_I only had a little bit of leftovers for lunch; I'd go grab something, and I would be back in 15-20 minutes17:12
Mirvcyphermox_: sure, I'll glance every now and then17:12
jdstrandinfinity: fyi, http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/ubuntu-rtm/update_excuses.html17:25
jdstrandglibc-doc/i386 unsatisfiable Depends: glibc-doc-reference (>= 2.18)17:26
cyphermox_Mirv: I'm back17:41
Mirvok, good night then!17:43
brendandjdstrand, apologies - i got dragged away from my laptop and now i seem to have err, misplaced the output18:11
brendandjdstrand, i have the log tar file though18:11
brendandjdstrand, here it is: http://people.canonical.com/~brendan-donegan/jdstrand.tar.gz18:12
jdstrandbrendand: hey, can you give me the output from these commands: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8310923/18:33
brendandjdstrand, i'm just running the test again18:34
jdstrandbrendand: after a reflash?18:34
brendandjdstrand, no - but i suppose i should have18:35
brendandjdstrand, should i reflash, run it from scratch and report back in an hour?18:36
jdstrandbrendand: yes. I don't expect a change to the results otherwise. so, either reflash or give me that output18:36
jdstrandbrendand: reflash is best18:36
cyphermox_tedg: just checking, you're aware there seems to be issues with dbus-test-runner autopkgtest right? http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#dbus-test-runner18:48
tedgcyphermox_, Yeah, I haven't been able to get it to run locally :-/18:51
tedgcyphermox_, Not sure why the tests pass during the package build but not during autotest.18:51
tedgautopkgtest18:51
robrucyphermox_: ogra_ I'm still sick :-(19:04
cyphermox_robru: ack19:07
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bfillerrobru: can I get silos for line 61 and 67 when you have a chance19:11
cyphermox_tedg: have you been running it in the same kind of autopkgtest chroot?19:11
cyphermox_bfiller: looking19:12
tedgcyphermox_, Been trying the qemu thing, but it can't install X19:12
cyphermox_qemu thing?19:12
tedgcyphermox_, http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/auto-pkg-test.html#executing-the-test19:12
tedgcyphermox_, Those 2 paragraphs are all I know about autopkgtest :-)19:12
cyphermox_ah, yeah that looks about right19:13
cyphermox_tedg: do you know which test is failing then? or what kind of issue it is?19:13
tedgcyphermox_, Not really, it seems to be a timeout of some kind.19:15
tedgcyphermox_, But what's weird is that it runs on pkg build as well, and fine there.19:16
cyphermox_I guess19:17
brendandjamesh, around?19:31
ogra_robru, get well ! (go sleep)19:37
bfillercyphermox_: I need a reconfig on silo 8, we added another package19:39
cyphermox_sure19:40
cyphermox_bfiller: what line is that?19:41
bfillercyphermox_: line 4419:41
ralsina_cyphermox_: can I get a silo for row 64?19:50
cyphermox_yes19:56
cyphermox_ralsina_: I'll assign as soon as things are landed in utopic19:56
ralsina_cyphermox_: cool, thx19:59
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infinityjdstrand: Thanks for the copy and, uhm, how can glibc-doc-reference not be in rtm?20:42
infinitycjwatson: What crack is the rtm britney smoking?20:43
infinitycjwatson: Oh, hrm, according to rmadison, britney's not wrong, glibc-doc-reference isn't in rtm, but why?  It should have been in the initial copy set, surely.20:44
infinitywgrant: ^20:45
cjwatsoninfinity: Yeah, I think that was my fault in the copy script, not wgrant's - I didn't follow the chain from extras20:48
cjwatsonSo I missed out on runtime deps of binaries that are delivered by sources we wanted to copy for other reasons, but which were not themselves in the main germination20:48
cjwatsoninfinity: I'd just force it and we can see about doing better next time20:48
infinitycjwatson: Or we could just copy g-d-r and make it happy?20:49
cjwatsoninfinity: We could, but there are lots of other things in the same boat.20:51
infinitycjwatson: :/20:54
infinitycjwatson: That's not actually comforting.20:55
infinitycjwatson: But okay.  Can force, where's the hints branch?20:55
cjwatsonI know.  But.20:55
cjwatsonlp:~ubuntu-release/britney/hints-ubuntu-rtm - you'll want both force and force-hint, see r120:55
infinitycjwatson: Ta, committed.20:58
infinitycjwatson: Same permissions on the britney instance as ubuntu, I assume (ie: I don't need to go adding myself for it to pick up the adconrad hint?)20:59
cjwatsonShould be20:59
cjwatsonYep, you have permissions20:59
cjwatsonsnakefruit:~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/britney-rtm.conf21:00
jdstrandbrendand: did everything go ok?21:03
brendandjdstrand, just getting the tests started again - they seemed to take an age to branch from bzr21:16
jdstrandbrendand: oh, hrmm. I just adb push them as per the test plan21:17
jdstrandcd qa-regression-testing21:17
jdstrandadb push ./test /tmp/tests21:17
jdstrandthen use adb to start the tests21:17
ToyKeeperSo, UITK in rtm/012 was *really* close to passing...  looks like it broke a camera app test for the flash.  The other ~1000 or so test results were the same or better than the base.  Good enough?21:18
brendandjdstrand, if it comes out clean i'll sign it off21:18
jdstrandok, thanks21:18
brendandToyKeeper, how did it break it? is it something camera-app has to adjust to maybe?21:19
ToyKeeperI'm not sure.  It's another rabbit hole I'm not sure I should dive into since other silos are waiting.21:19
cyphermox_^ ignore this21:57
brendandjdstrand, congrats - you're all clear22:12
ralsinacyphermox_: can I get the silo for row 64 now? The utopic migration is done.22:18
cyphermox_I guess so22:19
ralsinathanks cyphermox_!22:22
cyphermox_let me hit build and I'll check that things behave22:22
ralsinaI already hit it22:23
cyphermox_oh well :)22:23
ralsinaseems to be going well so far22:23
cyphermox_wow yuck22:25
cyphermox_oh well, now I get to get it done right22:25
cyphermox_ralsina: I'll copy the packages to the ppa; that will work properly22:25
cyphermox_you can disregard the build bit22:25
ralsinacyphermox_: ack22:26
ralsinayeah, that failed rather spectacularly22:26
jdstrandbrendand: woohoo! thanks :)22:28

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