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cwaynejdstrand: ping00:52
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jdstrandcwayne: yeah, I saw something weird and am trying to figure out what it is. I may want to do an upload to fix it02:49
jdstrandcwayne: sorry, I should have mentioned that sooner02:49
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Jack_Anyone There05:10
nhainesI can't remember now... is there a way to switch channels (from devel to devel-proposed, for instance) on the device itself via CLI?06:26
popeynhaines: system-image-cli can do that06:51
nhainespopey: thanks.  I'm trying to decide whether to run devel or ubuntu-rtm/14.09 on my Nexus 5.06:53
dholbachgood morning06:59
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nhainesdholbach: good morning!06:59
dholbachhi nhaines07:00
nhainesdholbach: I was just pondering what channel of Ubuntu to run on my N5.  :)07:00
popeynhaines: I'd ask dobey what he runs on his07:01
nhainespopey: sounds good.  rtm seems fine but has no scopes and no promotion yet.  I was running devel-proposed but since I'm going to reflash anyway, may as well get a second opinion.  :)07:02
nhainesdobey: what's the best channel to be running on a N5?07:03
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asaci had my n4 on devel-proposed ringing some form of alarm without a notification that i could use to it off and i had to power it off to get rid of it. is there a bug open for that?08:04
nhainesSounds like a timesaver.  Think of all the time looking for the snooze button you won't waste.08:05
ogra_asac, iirc we had that before but it was fixed ... cant remember any bug number though ... perhaps popey or davmor2 can08:06
asacnhaines: lol. well, it didnt stop ringing :). was not very effective while i was fighting it mentally hoping for it to stop :P08:06
nhainesasac: it definitely got your attention though.  :)08:06
asachehe08:06
JamesTaitGood morning all; happy Respect Day! :-D08:06
popeyasac: sounds like the one where the notification is behind stuff, and if you stab repeatedly where the notification would be, it does dismiss it08:11
asacpopey: really? a phantom bubble? nice :). will try next time08:12
asacpopey: do you know the bug id?08:12
popeyasac: lemme try and find it08:18
Mirvtsdgeos: in case you want to give the rtm silo a whirl, https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu-rtm/landing-006 is ready and I estimate getting the (general) testing done today, after which it'll go to QA.08:41
tsdgeoscool08:41
loolfolks, is there a workaroudn for flashing without --wipe failing on mako?08:44
looladb push tells me there isn't enough free space in recovery08:44
ogra_check /cache/recovery and clean it if needed08:45
loolthere seemed to be only device bits there08:45
loolI'll try again08:46
davmor2lool: you can open the mako tarball grab the recovery bit and flash that bit with fastboot and definitely have a clean recovery and then flash with u-d-f08:49
lool/dev/disk/by-partlabel/cache    552M  9,8M  542M   2% /android/cache08:52
loolwe'll see how that goes, but all files seemed to be relevant08:53
nhainesOoh, I found a bug in the welcome wizard.09:31
nhainesOn the "Set lock security", if I open the dropdown for "PIN code", but tap on the entry field for the entry, it goes all pear-shaped.09:32
nhainesThe dropdown doesn't close.09:32
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Wellarkmpt: correct. it should be non-editable10:21
mptWellark, I was confused by the toolkit: it looks editable but it isn’t (reported bug 1370571)10:22
ubot5bug 1370571 in ubuntu-ui-toolkit (Ubuntu) "Read-only text field doesn't look read-only" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137057110:22
Wellarkmpt: ok. does not come as a total surprise :)10:26
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Wellarkmpt: quick workaround would be to change the text field to a label10:34
mptWellark, I think that would be a net improvement, even though it would mean the number was uncopyable for now10:34
mpt(As it is, copying the number is pretty fiddly to do anyway)10:35
loolI'm getting this on apt-get update on mako / 14.09-proposed:11:38
loolW: Impossible de récupérer http://derived.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu-rtm/dists/14.09-security/restricted/source/Sources  404  Not Found11:38
loollooks like sources.list is broken11:38
loolor the archive11:39
nik90ogra_: is --channel=ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09 the correct channel for rtm stable11:47
ogra_yup11:47
nik90cool thnx11:47
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Chipacampt: could you (and if not you, who) give any additional input on bug 1371081 please?12:22
ubot5bug 1371081 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "if "when locked, allow [...] notifications" is disabled, notifications should not be shown" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137108112:22
mptChipaca, done12:30
Chipacampt: thanks12:30
ChipacaSaviq: are you still on vacation?12:30
cwaynejdstrand: hey so i was seeing the precompiled cache in /custom being different from what ended up in /var/cache/apparmor, is that the weirdness you were seeing?12:36
jdstranddifferent how?12:37
cwaynejdstrand: i don't know, diff just said the binaries differed12:37
cwayneso it seems like theyre not being copied over on first boot12:37
cwayneif i remove the ones from /var and then reboot they *are* copied over12:37
cwayneso im wondering if start on starting apparmor wasn't early enough?12:38
cwayneand the first boot still took forever, so it was definitely still compiling them instead of copying over12:38
jdstranddo you cwayne that is probably the -u of cp kicking in12:38
jdstrandmey12:38
jdstrandthat is probably the -u of cp kicking in12:38
cwaynejdstrand: but the destination file should be missing at that point12:39
jdstrandcwayne: not if the image had booted12:39
cwaynejdstrand: but it hadn't, this was on first boot12:40
jdstrandwas this a fresh wipe or was there still stuff in /var/lib/apparmor12:40
cwaynejdstrand: fresh wipe12:40
jdstrandwhat is the output of 'stat /var/cache/apparmor/*' and 'stat /custom/cache/*'12:41
jdstrand(and no, this isn't the weirdness)12:42
jdstrandalso, define 'forever'12:42
cwaynejdstrand: like a minute or so, long enough to tell it was compiling :)12:42
jdstrand2 minutes, 10 minutes, ...12:42
jdstrandI see12:42
cwaynejdstrand: let me do a fresh wipe again, and ill get you the output of those stat calls12:43
jdstrandI feel like maybe the upstart job is short-circuiting12:44
om26erjdstrand, Hi! I believe you work on trust-stored-skeleton ?12:44
jdstrandom26er: I did not12:44
asacom26er: tvoss is the owner afaik12:45
tvossom26er, yup, how can I help?12:45
om26ertvoss, Hi! during image testing I have found the camera-app to not start sometimes, at that time there is this crash bug 137107112:46
ubot5bug 1371071 in trust-store (Ubuntu) "trust-stored-skeleton crashed with SIGSEGV in MirPromptSession::MirPromptSession()" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137107112:46
om26erjdstrand, ok, I found the owner :)12:46
om26erasac, thanks12:46
mailyaseenpopey : hi12:47
tvossom26er, known, duplicate of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/trust-store/+bug/137044412:48
ubot5Launchpad bug 1370444 in trust-store (Ubuntu) "/usr/bin/trust-stored-skeleton:11:MirPromptSession::MirPromptSession:MirConnection::create_prompt_session:mir_connection_create_prompt_session_sync:core::trust::mir::ConnectionVirtualTable::create_prompt_session_sync:core::trust::mir::Agent::authenticate_request_with_parameters" [Critical,Confirmed]12:48
tvossom26er, however, the camera should still start12:48
om26ertvoss, the camera process did start but the UI was stuck at launching12:48
WellarkMirv, mzanetti: do you guys know if anyone has experience in doing QML offscreen rendering?12:49
mzanettiWellark: what you want to do?12:49
WellarkMirv: kaitsu from nomovok had back in the day when Scenegraph was still called Lighthouse :)12:49
Wellarkmzanetti: I need to do a quick PoC on how to bring unity8 indicators to unity712:50
Wellarkbasically the idea is to render the indicators offscreen to a GL buffer12:50
Wellarkand then have unity7 show the buffer and relay the mouse events12:50
Wellarkit's totally doable12:50
WellarkI've seen it done before12:50
mzanettihmm... greyback maybe12:51
Wellarkjust wondering if anyone would have any prior experience on actually doing it12:51
Wellarkso that I don't have to figure out the shape of the wheel from zero'12:51
tvossom26er, okay, probably best to file against camera12:51
popeymailyaseen: yo12:51
Wellarkgreyback: my man? --^ :)12:51
mzanettiWellark: aren't you working on the SIM pin stuff any more?12:51
Wellarkmzanetti: sure. I am12:51
Wellarkmzanetti: this is my hobby12:51
Wellarkjust wanted to ask12:51
Wellarksome preparations for the client sprint12:52
Wellarkmzanetti: I'm working on this on my spare time12:52
mailyaseenpopey: wat is the password, for exploring root files in file manager..12:52
popeymailyaseen: whatever you set it to in system settings12:52
mzanettiWellark: yeah, try greyback... He's done the most with the rendering stuff12:52
om26ertvoss, will do.12:52
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mailyaseenpopey : i tried, ubuntu and phablet... but are not working12:52
popeymailyaseen: the pin unlock code12:52
popeymailyaseen: is this in the emulator? if so, try 000012:53
mailyaseenpopey : okay.. Thank you12:53
tvossom26er, thanks12:53
Wellarkpopey: the password is the "passcode" you set in the startup wizard12:53
Wellarkpin unlock code is for the SIM12:54
Wellarkalhtough I don't know if it's already "fixed" everywhere12:54
popeyWellark:uh12:54
popeywe dont have SIM unlock codes here ☻12:54
Wellarkpopey: you might not have12:54
popeyand yeah, okay, passcode / pin / potato / potato12:54
Wellarkbut the civilized world does :)12:54
popeyʘ‿ಠ12:54
Wellarkpopey: there is a long bug thread about this12:55
popeyindeed12:55
Wellarkwhere we actual Europeans tried to convince the UK minded designers that it's a _bad_ idea to call the device passcode "PIN" :)12:55
popeyWellark: I'm not the one asking, mailyaseen is12:55
popeyI agreed.12:56
popeyPreaching to the converted here ☻12:56
Wellarkpopey: btw, will UK change it's name to "Almost United Kingdoms" if Scotland goes on with the madness and breaks off ?12:56
popeyhaha12:56
Wellarkdon't those people realize what economical and geo political suicide that is...12:57
popeyseems a very close vote12:57
popey51/49 by most reckonings12:57
Wellarksame goes for the rest of the UK, btw12:57
Wellarkwith the talks of breaking off from the EU12:57
* popey sets up the Glorious Nation of Popey12:57
Wellarkgood luck herding those sheeps after that12:57
Wellarkas it's about the only viable living the people in the UK can do after breaking off EU12:58
Wellarkback to the dark ages112:58
Wellarkok, maybe my world politics trolling limit is now reached for today12:58
mailyaseenpopey : its password is same as pincode used to unlock the mobile/screen.. :)12:58
Wellarkpopey: let's continue in Washington over a barrel of bear :)12:59
pindongafg12:59
Wellarkmailyaseen: yes.12:59
popey12:59
Chipacampt: do you know if there is design as to what to do if the popup is suppressed?12:59
Wellarkmailyaseen: it's the same you have to enter each time you want to unlock the greeter12:59
WellarkChipaca: which popup?12:59
mailyaseenWeelark : correct.. :) i am able to explore to the root13:00
mailyaseenWellark / popey : where can i located the files which i had stored in android?13:00
popeyno idea, I dont use android13:00
* Wellark feels very concerned that we have a user unix password set as four digits13:00
* Wellark wonders what is the size of the dictinary that would contain all of the precomputed hashes..13:01
Wellarkmailyaseen: I'm not 100% sure13:01
Wellarkbut look under /userdata/13:01
Wellarkif I remember correctly the android files are under13:01
mailyaseenWellark : let me check out.. :)13:01
Wellark/userdata/0/13:01
Wellarkor /userdata/0/013:01
Wellarkor something like that13:01
Chipacampt: ah, just seen your response. responding.13:02
Wellarkmailyaseen: if you can't find them13:02
Wellarkmailyaseen: but you remember you had a file "foo bar something maybe.pdf"13:02
Wellarkyou can do13:02
Wellarkcd /13:02
Wellarkfind . |grep -i omething13:02
Wellarkif you just remember at least part of the name13:03
ChipacaMacSlow: mpt: there13:03
WellarkChipaca: btw, was it you who was interested in knowing when the connectivity networking API is ready?13:04
ChipacaWellark: yes13:04
kenvandinerenatu, i fixed the translation bug you found, https://code.launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/content-hub/lp1368770/+merge/23508213:05
ChipacaWellark: not sure if we can switch to it at this point, but certainly want to know when we can :)13:05
cwaynejdstrand: https://pastebin.canonical.com/117171/ is /custom/cache and https://pastebin.canonical.com/117173/ is /var/cache13:05
WellarkChipaca: sure13:05
WellarkChipaca: what's your target language?13:05
ChipacaWellark: go13:05
Wellarkok.13:05
WellarkChipaca: sorry, no straight api for you13:05
WellarkChipaca: but13:05
ChipacaWellark: dbus?13:05
Chipacaa dbus api would make me happy13:06
* Chipaca rhymes13:06
WellarkChipaca: here you go: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-api-team/connectivity-api/trunk.14.10/view/head:/doc/dbus/connectivity-api.txt13:06
Wellarkfor Qt I would have been able to give you this: http://developer.ubuntu.com/api/devel/ubuntu-14.10/cplusplus/connectivity-api/13:06
Wellarkand QML: http://developer.ubuntu.com/api/qml/sdk-14.10/Ubuntu.Connectivity.NetworkingStatus/13:07
ChipacaWellark: no worries. So I just watch changes to those properties?13:07
WellarkChipaca: yes.13:07
ChipacaWellark: ok13:07
ChipacaWellark: thanks13:07
Wellarkstandard fdo.Properties13:07
Chipacayup13:07
WellarkChipaca: I tried to keep it simple :)13:08
ChipacaWellark: does it detect captive portals and report that as being offline(ish)?13:08
WellarkChipaca: not yet.13:08
Chipacaah13:08
ChipacaWellark: when?13:08
WellarkChipaca: captive portal detection is not enabled in NM13:08
Chipacaheh. it doesn't work if you do enable it :)13:08
WellarkChipaca: we just need to make a decision in Washington13:08
Wellarkor if for some reason we decide not to enable it in NM13:09
jdstrandcwayne: I think we need more debugging in the custom upstart job13:09
WellarkI can add the logic to the connectivity-service straight13:09
ChipacaWellark: ok. i'll plan to switch post-washington then.13:09
WellarkChipaca: but the idea is that the status will stay at "connecting" as long as the captive portal is blocking traffic13:09
ChipacaWellark: that wfm.13:10
Wellarksame would also be true if the there is a policy that all traffic must go trhough a VPN13:10
Wellarkstatus would stay as "connecting" as long as the VPN is not up13:10
Wellarkwhich might also require a captive portal login first13:11
MacSlowmpt, regarding LP: #1371081 I assume you'll hook up with Esti and James Mulholland to coordinate the final Design-guideline for a solution?13:15
ubot5Launchpad bug 1371081 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "if “when locked, allow [...] notifications” is disabled, notifications should not be shown" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137108113:15
mptMacSlow, I just have13:15
MacSlowmpt, sweet!13:15
kenvandineElleo, can you review https://code.launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/content-hub/lp1368770/+merge/23508213:22
asacbarry: do we have a bug for the odd progress bar behaviour on updates?13:22
asacbarry: like i sometimes see it working, but in most cases the whole flow feels buggy13:22
kenvandineasac, for app updates or system?13:22
Elleokenvandine: sure thing :)13:22
asackenvandine: system updates ... if there is a difference13:23
kenvandinethere is13:23
asackenvandine: like you go there, you see no progress bar movement13:23
kenvandinewe've fixed a number of bugs in that area in the past weeks13:23
asacand suddenly you get asked for install&reboot13:23
tedgmpt, So now I'm more confused, I thought that "Messages on Welcome Screen" was controlling notifications: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityAndPrivacySettings#Phone13:23
asackenvandine: do we have a master bug or something?13:23
kenvandineasac, i think that happens when the update is already downloaded13:23
asackenvandine: right. the overall userflow is kind of buggy13:23
kenvandineif it has to download still, i think the progress bar works13:24
asacbuggy experience13:24
asacnot really buggy i think13:24
tedgmpt, How's that one work with the "Phone Locking" settings?13:24
asackenvandine: right. i felt if the download is super small this happens13:24
kenvandineso if it's already downloaded, we just shouldn't show the bar13:24
kenvandineasac, do you have auto download enabled?13:24
kenvandinewhich is default13:24
mandelElleo, can you please take a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~mandel/ubuntu-download-manager/qml-metadata and let me know if it makes sense  (for the qml only)13:24
asacbut you are probably right taht the user flow is odd when it already is downloaded... wonder why it takes so much time then13:24
dobeynhaines: i'm running devel-proposed right now13:24
asackenvandine: yes of course13:24
kenvandineright13:24
asackenvandine: do we have a bug?13:24
asaci want to put that onto the tracking radar :P13:24
kenvandinei don't think we have one for that specifically13:25
kenvandineplease file one13:25
mandelElleo, is so that you can set the title in the downloads from the browser (that will be used in the indicator) and a flag that allows to hide the downloads from it13:25
asackenvandine: against what?13:25
kenvandineubuntu-system-settings13:25
WellarkChipaca: btw, I want to talk with you13:25
Wellarkwhen you have a moment13:25
WellarkI need some info on Go13:25
kenvandineasac, so you see the system update available, and you see the progress bar briefly13:25
kenvandinethen you get the dialog right?13:25
mptasac, bug 1311365 and bug 131258713:25
ubot5bug 1311365 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "Double progress when updating system" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131136513:25
ubot5bug 1312587 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "Update downloading incorrectly presented as "Installing"" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131258713:25
WellarkChipaca: but I'm stuck in meetings for the next two hours13:25
WellarkChipaca: just ping me when you have a moment, thanks!13:26
ChipacaWellark: good :) i'm off to a meeting in 4', and then school run13:26
WellarkChipaca: ok.13:26
Wellarkwe can talk tomorrow, too13:26
Wellarkas long as it happens before Washington :)13:26
WellarkChipaca: I have something that might interest you and the rest of Go writers13:26
ChipacaWellark: ah, you're a couple of hours ahead of me13:26
kenvandinempt, i do not understand bug 131136513:27
ChipacaWellark: tomorrow morning works for me13:27
ubot5bug 1311365 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "Double progress when updating system" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131136513:27
WellarkI'm UTC+313:27
kenvandineit's all one page...13:27
mptkenvandine, the screenshot is pretty self-explanatory :-)13:27
greybackWellark: hey. I've never tried rendering to an FBO, but I know it's possible. https://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qquickwindow.html#setRenderTarget looks to be useful13:28
kenvandinempt, but it's one page :)13:28
loologra_: do you have the equivalent of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Testing/lxc-android-config for krillin?13:28
loolno system.img there13:28
kenvandineoh, that's kind of old13:28
loolI see no mmcblk* in /dev under recovery13:28
kenvandinei bet that was fixed in seb128's UI refactoring13:28
mptasac, sorry, I misread your complaint. You’re right, it’s a bug that you get prompted as soon as you arrive on the Updates screen.13:29
jdstrandcwayne: perhaps start with this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8372336/13:29
mptAnd it isn’t reported, afaik13:30
jdstrandcwayne: (untested)13:30
asacmpt: hmm. i think my complain is that you first get to the normal "download" screen, but dont see progress13:30
asacthen suddenly you get prompted13:30
asacand then you sometimes end up in the grey screen13:30
cwaynejdstrand: the only problem is i don't know how to get it to run that on the very first boot (which is the only place we're seeing an issue)13:30
greybackWellark: that needs to be called from the render thread, so you need to make a DirectConnection to something like the QQuickWindow::beforeRendering() signal - so that code you write is called on the render thread13:31
jdstrandcwayne: when is /custom available? always?13:32
cwaynejdstrand: yeah13:32
greybackWellark: for more info on that, see https://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qtquick-visualcanvas-scenegraph.html#threaded-render-loop13:32
jdstrandcwayne: a first start might be 'rm -f /var/cache/apparmor/* && reboot' and see what happens13:33
Wellarkgreyback: thanks!13:33
mptasac, hmm, I don’t know what you mean by “the normal ‘download’ screen”13:33
Wellarkgreyback: the real "tricky" part will be the input events13:33
greybackWellark: input is always harder :)13:33
jdstrandcwayne: then paste /home/phablet.debug.out13:33
jdstrand/home/phablet/debug.out13:33
cwaynejdstrand: i've done that many times and it always works as expected13:33
cwaynei.e. diff shows no difference int he files13:34
Wellarkgreyback: but scenegraph was design to allow QtQuick to be embedded to "alien" render systems13:34
cwayneit's only on first boot that it is different somehow13:34
Wellarkback in the day when it was still a research project called Lighthouse13:34
jdstrandcwayne: are they different now?13:35
greybackWellark: designed is a strong word for it :) It can be made work. You might want to look into the "RenderControl" - that's a private API (prublic in 5.4) which gives an external library control over Qt rendering13:35
asacmpt: if i am in system settings. and i click on updates ... that screen has all the items taht get downloaded stacked and a progress bar13:36
ogra_lool, just "mount /system (it is in the recovery fstabl)13:36
cwaynejdstrand: i'd just done a fresh flash, so yep13:36
greybackWellark: there's plenty of prior art with integrating QtQuick with other graphics libs. It integrates quite well with VTK for example13:36
jdstrandcwayne: can you run this command:13:36
Elleokenvandine: approved :)13:36
Wellarkgreyback: well, Lighthouse was designed for it, maybe the vision got lost during transition to Scenegraph :)13:36
jdstrandfor i in /custom/cache/apparmor /etc/apparmor.d/cache /var/cache/apparmor ; do echo "= $i =" ; for j in $i/* ; do echo -n "$j: " ; sudo apparmor_parser -B -r $j && echo pass || echo FAIL ; done ; done | grep FAIL13:36
jdstrandcwayne: actually drop the '| grep FAIL' off the end and paste the results13:37
greybackWellark: this was a good talk on the topic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfIaTccy6HQ13:37
kenvandineElleo, thx!13:37
cwaynejdstrand: i ran it first with the grep fail, does that taint the results at all?13:37
Elleono problem :)13:38
jdstrandcwayne: doesn't taint, just doesn't show as much as I'd like to see13:38
cwaynejdstrand: when i ran it the second time: https://pastebin.canonical.com/117174/13:38
jdstrandok, so no failures (good)13:39
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johnvtGood morning, anyone around?13:39
jdstrandthere might be a click system hook invocation involved13:39
loologra_: updated https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Testing/lxc-android-config#preview13:40
jdstrandcwayne: yes, I bet it is click-system-hooks.conf13:40
jdstrandstart on filesystem13:40
jdstrandtask13:40
jdstrandexec /usr/bin/click hook run-system13:40
johnvtI'm trying to do an offline install of Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS but the only ISO I can find for it requires internet13:40
loolhmm device doesn't boot anymore13:40
loollaala13:40
jdstrandcwayne: apparmor start before lightdm, not start on filesystem13:41
ogra_lool, misses a mkdir for mako13:41
mptasac, it has one progress bar for each item that is downloading13:41
johnvtIs there a way to install Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS *without* network access?13:41
johnvtJust a quick bare install13:41
loologra_: does it?13:41
Wellarkgreyback: thanks! the most important thing right now for is that by Washington I need to be able just to demonstrate it's feasible to run unity8 indicators on top of unity713:41
ogra_lool, well, or make both use TARGET=/system13:41
ogra_either will work13:41
loologra_: does mount /system work on mako?13:41
ogra_i think so13:42
loolgosh I've broken my krillin's boot now13:42
loolWTF13:42
jdstrandcwayne: so, you should adjust the upstart job to use: start on starting click-system-hooks13:42
jdstrandcwayne: instead13:42
Wellarkgreyback: I will share the draft of the whitepaper with you as soon as I have it in decent shape and we can go through the details13:42
WellarkI would really appreciate your input on it13:43
slettaWellark / greyback: You might want to know that the lighthouse scene graph has no correlation to the Qt Quick scene graph13:43
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cwaynejdstrand: ah ok so we just weren't starting early enough13:43
cwaynebut then i wonder why it worked on subsequent reboots?13:43
cwayneor does click-system-hooks only run once?13:44
jdstrandcwayne: but we should get rsalveti's input. I'm not very familiar with the early boot (system-image stuff, etc)13:44
Wellarksletta: sure, lighthouse was first13:44
Wellarkthey took the name at least :)13:44
jdstrandcwayne: on subsequent reboots, the clicks didn't change so there was nothing to redo13:44
johnvtBueller?13:45
Wellarksletta: didn't lighthouse became the basis of QPA for Qt5 in the end?13:45
cwaynejdstrand: ah, right, so start on starting apparmor was good enough in those cases13:45
slettadifferent lighthouse13:45
johnvtDoes anyone know if you can install 14.04 without network access?13:45
jdstrandcwayne: so the click-apparmor might've run, but nothing changed, so it didn't update the cache. then apparmor comes along later and creates the cache for the files that aren't there13:45
cwaynejdstrand: ah, okay13:46
jdstrandcwayne: but, I'd like rsalveti's input13:46
Wellarksletta: anyway, it's irrelevant for the present, but nice memories from the past :)13:46
sletta:)13:47
jdstrandrsalveti: so the custom-apparmor-cache job did work on first boot because it started after click-system-hooks. I suggested using 'start on starting click-system-hooks' instead. click-system-hooks uses 'start on filesystem'. do you see any problems?13:48
Wellarksletta: I remember walking into a ordinary meeting13:48
jdstrandrsalveti: sorry, it didn't work on first boot13:48
Wellarkand being amazed that everyone walking in through the door were asked straight away to sign an extra NDA13:48
Wellarkeven though we had full access already13:48
Wellarkit was clear that the news were going to be big13:48
Wellarkand then we were told that Nokia is acquiring Trolltech13:49
Wellarkthe happiest day of my life13:49
Wellarkthen again.. in a retro spect everything became quite bitter sweet13:49
slettaindeed :)13:49
slettaI was terrified that day, to be honest..13:50
slettabut I grew to like it13:50
Wellarksletta: well, I had been working on a team that did tehcnology demoes that utilized Qt for two years before the acqusition13:51
Wellarkso we were excited13:51
Wellarkas we had demonstrated the power of Qt multiple times over13:51
Wellarkit felt natural to us13:51
Wellarkand felt like the thing of the future and new times of prosperity13:52
Wellarkbitter sweet...13:52
Mirvoh it was this channel, but anyway (just looked at my highlights window)13:53
barrykenvandine, asac i've been looking at this too, but mostly in the context of testing si 2.4.  i notice fewer odd things on image #47.  note that the signals si-dbus sends hasn't changed, and the UpdateProgress signal is plumbed straight through from udm (except the initial 0,0 signal)13:56
asacyes, i feel it got better13:57
FunnyLookinHatJust flashed the latest onto a mako - but I'm not getting any WiFi networks.  Anyone else seeing that?13:58
asacbut its still not really good end user experience imo13:58
FunnyLookinHatasac, can you elaborate?13:59
barryasac: the thing that bothers me is that the ui says "installing" when it's really downloading.  it's only *really* installing the update when you click on "reboot and install"13:59
tedgmpt, Does the "Messages on Welcome Screen" setting effect the messaging menu? Or just "Notifications and quick settings" one?14:01
ogra_i think it only affects the usermetrics (the stuff in the cycle)14:02
ogra_(well, it did in the past, not sure how it changed since i last tried it)14:02
nik90charles: ping (request)14:03
charlesnik90, pong (response)14:03
nik90charles: hey would it be possible to take a screenshot of the alarm notification in https://code.launchpad.net/~charlesk/indicator-datetime/lp-1370594-refresh-notifications-to-match-design/+merge/23502514:03
nik90charles: i reflashed my phone and don't have the packages anymore14:03
charlesnik90, sure, one minute14:04
nik90thnx14:04
charlesnik90, http://i.imgur.com/FkKZvQP.jpg14:08
nik90charles: thnx a lot :)14:08
mailyaseenpopey : can i have move installed apps from apps section to a new section..?14:08
mailyaseenpopey : i want to keep important apps like phone, msg, calls and couple of more in one section and others in another section..14:09
dobeymailyaseen: no, but there are 6 apps pinned to the top, including phone, messaging, and contacts14:13
dobeymailyaseen: you can also pin apps to the launcher (that opens swiping in slightly from the left edge)14:14
mailyaseenpopry : ohh okay: Thanks...14:16
mailyaseenpopey : Thank you14:16
mailyaseenpopey : any future plans of double tap to wake feature14:17
popeymailyaseen: not that I'm aware of14:30
mailyaseenpopey : ohh okay14:30
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dobeymzanetti: can you re-review https://code.launchpad.net/~dobey/unity8/purchase-unprogress/+merge/234747 please?14:45
mzanettidobey: ack14:48
mzanettialecu: do you think I need to test this again or are we ok if I only do a code review? ^14:49
alecumzanetti: code review is fine, thanks14:53
mzanettialecu: ack14:54
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charlesdavmor2, ping15:13
charlesdavmor2, I'm not able to reproduce https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-datetime/+bug/1364088, could you retest and see if the problem is still showing up for you?15:14
ubot5Launchpad bug 1364088 in Indicator Date and Time "When the alarm ringing length is set to 10 minutes in clock app, it rings for 11 minutes." [Undecided,Confirmed]15:14
jgdxmpt, pings15:16
davmor2charles: will do in a bit15:16
charlesdavmor2, thanks15:16
cwaynersalveti: so the custom-apparmor-cache job didnt work on first boot because it started after click-system-hooks. jdstrand suggested using 'start on starting click-system-hooks' instead. click-system-hooks uses 'start on filesystem'. do you see any problems?15:31
rsalveticwayne: nops15:37
rsalvetigo for it15:37
rsalvetijdstrand: looks fine :-)15:38
jdstrandcool, thanks15:38
cwaynethanks rsalveti jdstrand :)  i'll get a branch up and in a silo soon as i'm back from lunch :D15:39
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loolcwayne: hey!15:44
nik90tvoss: Silo ubuntu-rtm 013, works as expected on RTM Image #43.15:45
tvossnik90, thank you15:45
tvossnik90, device?15:46
nik90tvoss: mako15:46
tvossnik90, thank you15:46
nik90np15:46
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davmor2charles, nik90: alarm triggered at 17:00, I'll keep an eye on it16:00
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davmor2charles, nik90: looks fixed here now \o/16:10
cwaynelool: heya16:16
loolcwayne: looking at landing the espoo/here rtm silo; do you have an updated tarball ready? can we publish it now?16:17
looldavmor2: is the silo granted by QA now?16:17
davmor2lool: we were just dicussing it on the landing meeting I can flick the granted switch16:18
loolok16:18
looldavmor2: what we have in rtm image today is basically broken; this gets us at least a stable baseline that we can fix16:18
loolwith a manageable list of issues16:19
cwaynelool: it's in 14.09-proposed-customized, we'd need qa signonff before we can move it to 14.09-proposed16:21
loolcwayne: are there other changes than my update between the two?16:21
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cwaynelool: yes, there's also pre-compiled apparmor cache, but it doesnt work atm (but a fix is being prepared)16:23
mptasac, I reported the bug I thought you were talking about as bug 1371157, but I still don’t know what you actually were talking about :-)16:23
ubot5bug 1371157 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "Restart prompt interrupts immediately when visiting "Updates"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137115716:23
popeywoah, i have an accurate location in osmtouch!16:24
popeywell, fairly accurate. it thinks I'm standing on a railway line16:24
popeyNO CARRIER....16:25
looldavmor2: (see above from cwayne_16:27
davmor2cwayne: where this tarball and did you let QA know it needed  testing?16:38
cwaynedavmor2: not yet as I was going to try and get more fixes in first16:38
cwaynedavmor2: but it's at 14.09-proposed-customized16:38
davmor2cwayne: ah right okay16:38
davmor2lool: in that case I'll do a quick reflash and double check that nothing regresses with the silo installed and then we can go ahead and land that, does that sound like a plan?16:39
looldavmor2: not sure what you're proposing, but yeah whatever16:40
davmor2lool: just keep your eye on the silo :)16:42
looldavmor2: how do you mean?16:44
cwaynejdstrand: hows this: https://code.launchpad.net/~cwayne18/ubuntu-touch-customization-hooks/start-apparmor-cache-earlier/+merge/23517116:45
asacmpt: i think pmcgowan filed the "REAL" one now :)16:50
asac(about install progress bar experience)16:51
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kibibytehi17:02
kibibytecan i install ubuntu-touch on nexus 7 2013 LTE ?17:02
jdstrandcwayne: looks good :)17:02
cwaynejdstrand: cool :) i even made sure to make a new tarball with newer clicks so that the click-hooks would actually be running too17:03
kibibytecan i install ubuntu-touch on nexus 7 2013 LTE ?17:03
SonikkuAmericaUbuntu Touch seems to make stuff unbootable... With my flo device I can only get into fastboot mode, and I can't flash anything using [ fastboot flash ]...17:05
kibibyteSonikkuAmerica, do you have nexus 7 3g ?17:05
kibibyte201317:05
SonikkuAmericaThis is flo, which means Wi-Fi only (which is the base for tablet development)17:06
kibibyteSonikkuAmerica, i have 33 can i install utouch on this ?17:06
SonikkuAmericaI'm not sure.17:07
kibibyte3g17:07
kibibyteill try , whoi cares17:07
kibibytehm i have custom recoevery already17:08
kibibytecan i use twrp recovery for installing utouch ?17:11
SonikkuAmericaIf you use ubuntu-device-flash it will install a modded CWM17:12
kibibytenot good17:12
kibibytenormally i just needed .zip file with image and it works17:13
WellarkChipaca: how about that quick hangout?17:15
Wellarkor did you already leave?17:15
ChipacaWellark: i'm on my way out17:15
WellarkChipaca: ack17:15
WellarkChipaca: have a great evening then! :)17:15
ChipacaWellark: you too!17:16
dobey!devices | kibibyte17:16
ubot5kibibyte: You can find the full list of devices, official images, community images, and works in progress at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices17:16
dobeykibibyte: "deb" has images built on the alternate community system-image server17:17
kibibytedobey, yeah this one  http://system-image.tasemnice.eu17:17
SonikkuAmericaStupid remote: flash write failures....17:17
dobeyyes17:17
kibibytedobey, but i already have twrp recovery and cyanogenmod , I dont want another recovery17:17
kibibytejust want to backupo cyanogenmod and install utouch from twrp17:18
kibibyteis it possible17:18
kibibyte?17:18
dobeykibibyte: i don't know. i think you're on your own for that17:18
kibibytedobey, on http://system-image.tasemnice.eu theres no images to dwonload i see only some .tz files17:26
dobeykibibyte: uh, there are images there. there may not be the sideloaded zip file you're wanting, but it has images that are installable with ubuntu-device-flash17:27
dobeykibibyte: if you want to do it the hard way, like i said, i think you're on your own17:27
kibibytedobey, is there any way to download it somehow17:27
dobeywget?17:28
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dobeyi'm not quite sure how the multiboot app works (if it installs a different recovery or what), but it might work too17:30
ogra_the deb port is maintained by the same person that maintains/wrote multirom17:31
ogra_so i guess it will just work fine17:31
SonikkuAmericaSo I was able to load TWRP from the command line, but it couldn't mount anything... :(17:33
dobeyogra_: yes it will work. i meant with regards to the recovery image though17:34
ogra_ah, yeah. no idea about thaat17:34
pmcgowancharles, do you work on BT indicator?18:49
pmcgowanhave a bug I need to assign18:49
charlespmcgowan, cyphermox and I have both done work on it lately, feel free to assign it to me18:49
pmcgowancharles, thanks18:51
charlespmcgowan, url?18:51
davmor2charles: aka sucker for punishment ;)18:51
charlesif it's deep into the guts of BT, I'll probably get cyphermox for help, he's better at that than I am18:52
charles"help"18:52
pmcgowanit seems more UI type bug18:52
cyphermoxpmcgowan: the disconnect one for some speakers?18:52
pmcgowancyphermox, no this is the indicator not restoring itself when BT turned back on18:53
cyphermoxoh wait18:53
cyphermoxindicator, I see ;)18:53
pmcgowanit shows up but its empty18:53
cyphermoxI haven18:53
cyphermoxhaven't ever touched the indicator18:53
charlescyphermox, I'm thinking of the good BT work you did for ubuntu-system-settings18:55
charlescyphermox, you're the go-to BT guy18:55
charlesbut I agree with pmcgowan, this sounds more like an issue with the indicator itself18:57
MisuMihaihello , how do i ask questions here ?19:04
geniiMisuMihai: You just state the problem or question as clearly as you can to everyone, and then wait19:06
MisuMihaiOk, i'm trying to instal ubuntu touch on a chinese tablet, will it work ?19:14
geniiMisuMihai: Odds are probably not. But you could check https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices and see if it's already on the list19:16
mhall119hey, the new emulator image is asking me for a passphrase, who knows what that is?19:19
mhall119sergiusens: ogra_ ^^ ?19:20
mhall119and why does the emulator image default to having a passphrase anyway?19:21
mhall119hmmm, seems I need a password on my own device now too...19:31
mhall119popey: do you know what the password is for devices now?19:32
mhall119'phablet' no longer works19:33
mhall119zbenjamin: bzoltan: Filed a bug for this one too: https://bugs.launchpad.net/qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu/+bug/137128619:49
ubot5Launchpad bug 1371286 in qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu "Running scope twice fails due to existing install" [Undecided,New]19:49
mhall119sorry, that's not password related, it's scope running ^^19:56
mhall119too many IRC windows19:57
zbenjaminmhall119: how did you stop the scope? From qtc? or removed the cable?20:13
mhall119zbenjamin: I don't remember now, I ran it last night and tried again today20:36
zbenjaminmhall119: pulling the cable while its still open will result in that problem20:36
zbenjaminmhall119: sadly i do not get the SIGHUP signal then the cable is pulled20:37
zbenjaminmhall119: i guess the shell is just killed if that happens20:37
mhall119I very likely did that20:38
mhall119zbenjamin: unfortunately the phablet user's password has changed and "adb shell" now logs me is a that user, so I can't currently uninstall my stope20:39
mhall119scope20:39
zbenjaminmhall119: you can uninstall it as a user, with pkcon but i don't have the command at hand now20:39
cwaynemhall119: phablet user's password is the passcode/passphrase to unlock20:40
mhall119cwayne: any idea what that user password might be?20:41
zbenjaminmhall119: it did not change, you had to set the password or code yourself on the phone20:42
zbenjaminmhall119: only on the emulator it would be 000020:42
mhall119zbenjamin: I'll try that on the emulator, I didn't change my password on my phone though20:47
mhall119ah, it set to my pin now20:49
mhall119thanks zbenjamin20:49
zbenjaminmhall119: np20:50
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mhall119zbenjamin: this whole "you can't run something from the SDK if it's already installed" limitation is going to be frustrating to developers, is there an alternative?20:53
zbenjaminmhall119: well the alternative is breaking already installed apps20:54
zbenjaminmhall119: we probably could add a "force install" checkbox somewhere20:54
mhall119zbenjamin: would it be possible to just prefix the appid with "test." anywhere it's used?20:55
zbenjaminmhall119: thats no solution, then you end up with 10 apps installed each with a prefix   test.test.test.test.test.test.test.myappid20:57
mhall119more like test.com.ubuntu.developer.mhall119.appname20:57
mhall119but now that I think about it, there's probably too many places that needs to be done to reliably do it with a script20:58
zbenjaminmhall119: i don't really like the prefix idea, i thought about that too before. But i don't know that the appid is already used before the click package is on the phone. That means i would have to unpack it, fix the file, and then click build it again20:59
zbenjamintime to catch some sleep21:04
* zbenjamin --> out21:04
cwaynejdstrand: ping21:06
jdstrandcwayne: hey21:11
cwaynejdstrand: hey, so i was trying out a custom tarball with the core apps included, and i'm seeing a bunch of apparmor denials21:16
cwaynejdstrand: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8375131/21:16
jdstrandcwayne: it looks like CLICK_DIR is not properly set in the profile21:17
jdstrandcwayne: can you paste 'cat /var/lib/apparmor/profiles/click_com.ubuntu.gallery_gallery_2.9.1.1056'21:18
cwaynejdstrand: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8375162/21:19
jdstrand@{CLICK_DIR}="/usr/share/click/preinstalled"21:20
jdstrandclick isn't giving click-apparmor the right directory it seems21:20
jdstrandlet me check something21:20
cwaynejdstrand: hm, how can we get that properly set?21:20
cwaynei bet it's getting confused as the clicks are likely the same version..21:21
jdstrandcwayne: I'm guessing the versions of the apps exist in both /usr/share and custom21:21
jdstrandright21:21
cwayneyeah21:21
jdstrandright, so, click-apparmor is just resolving symlinks in /var/lib/apparmor/clicks21:24
jdstrandso there isn't anything more it can do21:25
jdstrandclick is probably preferring the preinstalled directory over /custom21:25
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jdstrandyou'd want to either talk to cjwatson about that or simply adjust your scripts to remove things from /custom that are already in preinstalled21:26
cwaynejdstrand: right, but we're trying to move the stuff from /usr/share/click/preinstalled into /custom :)21:26
cwaynei'll poke cjwatson tomorrow, perhaps it's as simple as having click preferring /custom (which i would have assumed it did tbh)21:27
darthanubisanyone running touch on a nexus2013wifi tablet?21:51
popeydarthanubis: yes22:15
doneillubuntu touch on a cheap allwinner tablet, yey.22:29
popeydoneill: you ported it?22:29
doneillnot yet :(22:35
doneillbut i do have debian running on it already22:35
doneillalthough that has nothing to do with it22:35
doneillrunning repo, which seems to take ~17 years to complete.22:35
tvosshmmm, who can help me bootstrapping a .pot file?22:42
nhainesdobey: thanks!22:53
tvosspopey, ping22:54
popeytvoss: hello22:59
tvosspopey, unping :)22:59
nhainesWell that was easy.23:00

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