[01:07] gah... that was a fail.. back to google [01:16] Repository not found on phablet.ubuntu.com [01:16] This may likely be an unsupported build target [01:16] Default revision phablet-trusty not found in android_device_oneplus_bacon. Bailing. [01:16] obviously! :| [01:16] s'why I'm trying to build it! [01:32] what is a password for phablet? === psivaa_ is now known as psivaa === Guest97591 is now known as Guest20083 [01:35] The images have a pre-configured user account called phablet, with the account password also set to phablet [01:35] really... 2 second google.... [01:35] not any more [01:36] the password for phablet is whatever you set the pin/passphrase to [01:36] popey: thank you I just realized that. [01:36] more awesome documentation [01:37] afm: which device you hacking on? [01:37] one plus one [01:37] oh nice! [01:38] I have a friend who won one of those in a competition at XDA DevCon a few weeks back [01:38] was trying to convince him to attempt a port ☻ [01:39] i'd love to make it work.. i'm a sysadmin.. but the docs are terrible [01:40] i can get invites if anyone's looking [01:42] afm: yeah, docs need love === bremnes_ is now known as bremnes === psivaa_ is now known as psivaa [01:43] happy to update if i can get it working.... [01:43] that would be awesome === SirCmpwn_ is now known as SirCmpwn [01:49] popey: I'n trying to ssh from my computer to the phone, but no luck. It works fine from phone to computer. What am I missing? [01:49] ssh not running on phone by default [01:50] iptables? [01:50] I use "phablet-shell" to connect to my device [01:50] netstat -an | grep 22 on the fone? [01:50] well, I started ssh sudo service ssh start. looks like it works. [01:50] i dont think we have iptables enabled [01:50] oh. ok. [01:57] ssh troubleshooting.... [01:57] is it running and listening? [01:57] root@myth:~# service ssh status [01:57] ssh start/running, process 839 [01:57] root@myth:~# netstat -an | grep 22 | grep \* [01:57] tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:22 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN [01:57] any firewall/iptables blocking? [01:57] iptables -L [02:00] are you on the same subnet as the fone? [02:01] yes [02:02] like I said it works fine from phone to computer. [02:03] unfamiliar with phablet-*.. if it's running/listening try -vvv [02:04] does the phablet-* use keys? have you transferred yer pub key? [02:07] phone to computer has zero to do with the daemon on the phone [02:07] phablet-shell command is not recognized here. [02:08] but i'm using debian not ubuntu === Guest20083 is now known as Ursinha [02:09] is phablet-shell actual ssh or adb? [02:12] i do not know [02:13] i think is same as adb shell. [02:13] ssh -vvv user@$phone_addy [02:13] adb != ssh [02:15] ssh to the thing! no need to use phablet tools.... [02:26] could use some porting help... anyone familiar? [02:27] 100% opensource phone [02:30] afm: bit late for most [02:33] i'm EST.... where ya'll from? === duflu_ is now known as duflu [02:39] afm: all over, its most active here in EU/US working day, but everyone is a bit madly busy at the moment [02:40] understood.. i'ma member of the group... hopeful release for bug fixes tomorrow i think i saw [06:21] o/ good morning evening whatever it is at your place all === tvoss__ is now known as tvoss [06:53] good morning [07:17] tvoss: hi! Does the platform API provide some kind of event loop? [07:17] mardy, nope [07:18] tvoss: OK. I eventually want to (actually, I've been asked to :-) ) make a C++ version (no Qt!) of the Online Accounts APIs, which have many asynchronous methods and rely on an event loop [07:19] tvoss: if the platform API provided an event loop, I could use the QAbstractAventDispatcher class to hook into that, and just wrap the Qt APIs [07:20] mardy, sure, but I don't think we want to expose an event loop from the platform api. It's a very opinionated choice to force an event loop and the papi is too low-level to take such a decision, due to its effect on so many parts of the stack [07:21] tvoss: that's true [07:28] tvoss: sorry, but saying an event loop is opinionated is pretty far out there. It's about the most main-stream thing you can do [07:29] (not saying you should supply one in papi) [07:31] larsu, I'm not questioning that it is mainstream, I'm just saying there is a place for it in the stack, and that papi is not the right place to introduce one [07:35] Wellark: system identifier> that's whoopsie, not apport; I think it computes something based on MAC address or maybe IMEI; better ask ev or bdmurray [07:36] tvoss: I understood the "opinionated" part as questioning it. Again, I'm not saying you should supply one, that statement just bothered me :P [07:39] hm for everything that needs an event loop you can always just expose and fd.. and let the end user pick the event loop [07:41] anpok_: what about libraries? [07:42] larsu: i meant the library interface could be: here is my fd - let me process things when necessary.. [07:50] anpok_: oh right. That's a pretty clumsy api though, especially when you need to pass through fds from other libraries you're using [07:50] mpt, hey, not sure but you might want to assign the ubuntu-ux part of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-system-settings/+bug/1378333 to yourself [07:50] Ubuntu bug 1378333 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "Preinstalled apps removed on image upgrade without notice" [Wishlist,Incomplete] [07:50] anpok_: didn't want to start a discussion though, sorry :) [07:52] seb128, wow, that bug summary can be read in two different ways, and both of them are valid bugs [07:52] (1) Preinstalled apps are removed without notice when you upgrade [07:52] (2) If you uninstall a preinstalled app it’s still upgraded when you upgrade the system [07:53] larsu: np [07:53] mpt, there are several bugs open about the handling of preinstalled apps, like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-system-settings/+bug/1265250 [07:53] Ubuntu bug 1265250 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "Storage shows same app multiple times (pre-installed and update from click store)" [Low,Confirmed] [07:54] mpt, or https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-system-settings/+bug/1314382 [07:54] Ubuntu bug 1314382 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "Updates shown for pre-installed apps which have been uninstalled" [Low,Confirmed] [07:54] mpt, that second one is sort of your (2) [07:54] That looks like it, yes [07:55] I was just impressed by the grammar for a moment :-) [07:56] hehe [08:01] charles, did you report a bug about the battery icon being clipped? [08:06] charles, nm, reported it as bug 1381387 [08:06] bug 1381387 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "Battery icon is clipped in low-battery notification" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1381387 [08:25] mpt: this is probably a bug for MacSlow. Notifications are sent from the system to unity8, which renders them [08:27] mpt, I know about that clipping issue... but I've not been able to sort that out yet... first gusses point towards a SVG-renderer-bug in Qt... [08:28] mpt, but the volume-warning/sync.-notification keep me busy still so I don't yet know when I can really address this. [08:49] Good morning all; happy Information Overload Day! :-D [08:49] thats too much information ! [08:52] Wellark, pitti: yes, there's a dbus service under the whoopsie umbrella that provides a system identifier. It creates a sha512 hash of the IMEI, system UUID, or MAC address. The aim is to have something stable across reinstalls. [08:55] rpadovani, hey, I commented on https://code.launchpad.net/~rpadovani/webbrowser-app/1351167/+merge/238155 [08:57] oSoMoN, thanks! No, bumping is not required, I did it without thinking because I do the same thing in the core apps. I revert to 2.0 asap. And thanks for the suggestion about debian/webbrowser-app.install - I know nothing about packaging [08:59] rpadovani, cool, let me know when it’s ready to test again (and if you need help with packaging changes) [09:07] Hi [09:11] oSoMoN, tbh, new components use QtQuick 2.3 - I dunno if I can downgrade it, I need to do some tests, I'll update you this night [09:15] rpadovani, ok, if the new components use 2.3 for a good reason that’s absolutely fine, but then let’s keep this confined to the upstreamcomponents/ directory for now [09:15] oSoMoN, ok, thanks :-) [09:32] oSoMoN, sorry to bother you again, you said the line to add in debian/webbrowser-app.install is usr/share/webbrowser-app/upstreamcomponents/. Should't be usr/share/webbrowser-app/webbrowser/upstreamcomponents ? [09:34] rpadovani, you’re right, but in fact I think the problem is not in debian/webbrowser-app.install [09:34] rpadovani, but rather in the cmake install rules [09:34] let me check [09:35] rpadovani, yes, you will need to add a "install(DIRECTORY upstreamcomponents …" directive to src/app/webbrowser/CMakeLists.txt, around line 50 [09:36] rpadovani, and with that you shouldn’t have to change anything in the packagingn [09:36] -n [09:36] oSoMoN, ok, gotcha. Do I have to create a CMakeLists.txt also in the upstreacomponents directory? [09:37] oSoMoN, also, I downgraded QtQuick also in upstream components. They work well, so also trusty users can use them :-) [09:40] rpadovani, no, no need for an extra CMakeLists.txt there [09:40] cool === tamas__ is now known as Guest77665 [10:21] pitti, so we should have a touch full langpack export in about 30 mins. I'll send an e-mail to confirm once the export has finished [10:31] dpm: thanks; mail is better today indeed [10:32] tvoss: I will review the MP but I need to branch it properly to verify couple of things [10:33] would be _so_ nice if LP offered full file diffs [10:33] Wellark, sorry, what? [10:33] ah okay [10:35] oSoMoN, I pushed modifications we talked about, hope they are ok! [10:36] rpadovani, thanks, I’ll take a look at them shortl [10:36] shortly [10:48] popey, ping with https://bugs.launchpad.net/osmtouch/+bug/1381463 [10:48] Ubuntu bug 1381463 in OSMTouch "PositionSource.update() cannot be used synchronously" [Undecided,New] === pete-woods is now known as pete-woods-lunch [11:57] rpadovani, I commented again on https://code.launchpad.net/~rpadovani/webbrowser-app/1351167/+merge/238155 === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:03] tvoss: should I top-approve, or what's the process with qtubuntu-media? https://code.launchpad.net/~thomas-voss/qtubuntu-media/fix-races-for-access-to-destroyed-controls/+merge/238404 [12:04] Wellark, did you test it? [12:04] Wellark, please give your vote [12:04] tvoss: just code review [12:04] Wellark, ta can be done later [12:04] Wellark, ack [12:07] tvoss: we will get the silo soon enough [12:07] so if we don't see those unity8 crashes on boot then it's fixed :) [12:09] Wellark, the silo is ready [12:09] Wellark, silo 10 [12:09] Saviq: ok, tell me how it went :) [12:10] tvoss: oh, it's not part of the unity8 silo? [12:10] ok, I saw the crash happening a lot on rtm-proposed on krillin [12:10] I can flash that and try out the silo [12:10] tvoss: anything else to test? [12:11] I saw you attached another bug to that MP as well [12:11] tedg, is greeter profile switching for rtm or ota? === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:15] seb128: could you take a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~chipaca/gsettings-ubuntu-touch-schemas/fix-notification-hub-blacklist-description/+merge/238417 when you get a chance? it's related to bug 1380662 [12:15] bug 1380662 in ubuntu-push (Ubuntu) "legacy apps re-set their notification status on reboot" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1380662 [12:16] Chipaca, hey, ok [12:16] seb128: thanks [12:16] yw! === pete-woods-lunch is now known as pete-woods [12:40] mterry, ota [12:40] Saviq, ok [12:40] mzanetti, are you busy today? I'd appreciate a review of the dbus-race-fix branch today, because I'm off the next couple days and it'd be hard to fix it up in response === kickinz1|afk is now known as kickinz1 [12:42] mterry: ok, will do that today === kickinz1 is now known as kickinz1|afk === kickinz1|afk is now known as kickinz1 === kickinz1 is now known as kickinz1|afk === kickinz1|afk is now known as kickinz1 === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:53] thanks oSoMoN, I totally agree with you, I'll fix them [13:13] Chipaca, that description seems still slightly wrong [13:14] Chipaca, the appid seems to be the basename and not the filename from the bug exampls [13:14] Chipaca, like it's "ciborium", not "ciborium.desktop" [13:14] seb128: yeah, i think i've had that conversation [13:14] Elleo, thanks a lot for the keyboard MP review! [13:14] basename isn't the word you're thinking about either [13:14] basename is without the path [13:15] maybe i should just say "without the .desktop extension" [13:15] ? [13:15] yeah, i'll do that [13:15] seb128: coming up [13:16] Chipaca, that works too, but you don't have the path in the key, so I think basename would work [13:16] Chipaca, thanks [13:17] seb128: done === dobey_ is now known as dobey [13:18] Chipaca, approved [13:18] huzzah [13:18] Chipaca, does that need to land now you think, or fine to queue? [13:18] seb128: fine to queue [13:18] what I think as well [13:19] thanks [13:19] seb128: was planning on putting it into a silo together with the push branch next weekish [13:19] dpm: no problem, thanks for working on another layout :) [13:19] Chipaca, k, feel free to do that [13:22] it turned out to be easier than I thought === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader === gatox is now known as gatox_lunch [14:52] mterry, ping [14:52] jgdx, hello [14:53] mterry, hey, I'm trying to reuse your HERE stuff from the wizard (System.hereEnabled) [14:53] mterry, it seems that sometimes it's impossible to set System.hereEnabled to true. You know what happens? [14:54] jgdx, no I haven't happened to notice that [14:54] dpm: I am happy to answer any questions about how thee client side of push works, just email/ask here :-) [14:55] mterry, just curious, why aren't you using the accountservice interface? [14:57] ralsina_, excellent, thanks! That was a really productive meeting, btw [15:00] jgdx, um I probably could have wrapped around it instead yes... That interface is sync, while I try to do async where possible. But that's not a huge deal [15:02] jgdx, but I'm surprised that setting doesn't work well -- in system.cpp, we simply proxy that to dbus [15:02] jgdx, setHereEnabled that is [15:04] mterry, me too. It might be my usage, (though it's System.enableHere = false/true) but it could also be the binding? [15:04] jgdx, have you debugged what happens when it fails? Is the dbus call made but fails? [15:08] mterry, I have not. [15:17] mterry, maybe you could take a look at it? [15:17] mterry, https://code.launchpad.net/~jonas-drange/ubuntu-system-settings/security-allow-acceptance-of-here-terms-fixes-1375322/+merge/238419 [15:17] jgdx, sure I can play with it and try to reproduce today [15:18] jgdx, I'm off tomorrow and Friday though so will have to brain dump any findings [15:18] mterry, awesome. Thanks. [15:20] jgdx, I'll look after lunch [15:21] seb128, could you take a look as well? https://code.launchpad.net/~jonas-drange/ubuntu-system-settings/security-allow-acceptance-of-here-terms-fixes-1375322/+merge/238419 [15:22] jgdx, k, adding to my list [15:24] seb128, can you put that one and the flight mode bug in a silo? [15:24] jgdx, not sure what are the rules atm, they only want rtm blocker in this week [15:24] I don't even understand what bugs are on that list [15:24] but sure, I can put things in a silo [15:24] not sure we can land the silo though [15:26] seb128, not sure, but both branches are trying to fix bug 1375322 and bug 1376957 [15:26] bug 1375322 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "[Security & Privacy/Wizard] Should be possible to accept HERE T&Cs after running through the wizard " [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1375322 [15:26] bug 1376957 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "Cellular Data Prefs not preserved if FlightMode enabled, then disabled" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1376957 === gatox_lunch is now known as gatox [16:04] tedg, is the silo 013 something you are looking at landing today? it contains u-s-s so it blocks other landing (if I don't override the conflict and decide to outdate yours, which I can do if you don't plane to get that moving/landed since we have important fixes queued) [16:05] jgdx, just as a fyi ^ === dandrader is now known as dandrader|lunch [16:31] Something borked with utopic-proposed? Stuck at google logo after flashing === randomcpp is now known as gcollura === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD === randomcpp is now known as gcollura === dandrader|lunch is now known as dandrader [17:51] seb128, thansk [17:52] mterry, got a look at it? [17:53] jgdx, about to start [17:53] mterry, awesome. Thanks. I'll be biab [18:17] seb128, No, it doesn't have super critical bugs, so blocked :-( [18:35] ogra_, ping [18:35] hey [18:36] ogra_, could you please take a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~gcollura/phablet-tools/click-buddy/+merge/236950 [18:36] thanks :) [18:36] (next time I'll rewrite click-buddy in python) [18:36] heh [18:37] gcollura, not today or tomorrow though ... we're all super busy getting an rtm milestone ready [18:38] ogra_, don't worry :) === tvoss is now known as tvoss|test === Zic is now known as Guest45869 [19:02] jgdx, I can't reproduce the problem [19:02] jgdx, how often does it not work for you? === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|bbiab === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader === IdleOne- is now known as IdleOne === pstolowski|bbiab is now known as pstolowski === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk [20:23] I was pleased to find that the Desktop-Next ISO ran on my laptop today. So that's a change from the past few weeks. :) Wasn't terribly useful and Unity froze, but wasn't unpleasant. I suspect with a touch screen it would have been bearable. === randomcpp is now known as gcollura [20:23] But it's nice to see that it's working, because that gives a solid platform for desktop development. :) [20:24] oh, seeing you say that .... [20:24] cyphermox, i had some issue on my laptop today with desktop-next installed ... urfkill was rather unhappy [20:33] nhaines: i suspect it'll need a lot more than just a touchscreen to make it usable [20:34] like actual windows :) [20:38] dobey: considering almost no work has been done to make it usable, I think it's looking pretty good. :) [20:40] ogra_: explain? [20:40] cyphermox, urfkill gets installed on laptop/desktop alongside with ubuntu-desktop-next (touch) [20:40] yeah, but how do you mean unhappy? [20:41] did you file a bug? [20:42] cyphermox, 100% CPU usage [20:42] cyphermox, not yet ... the above reminded me of it :) [21:34] Hi, porting question. Is there a clean way to exclude modules that have duplicate definitions? Also do you keep the vendor one or the AOSP version? [21:35] i keep getting my Sim locked i am on rtm/14.09 r.89 i do not really understand why i manage to call one person but now it says it is blocked. [21:36] Hi [21:42] there must be a bug there because after a reboot it s back to normal. [21:53] mterry, that's great [21:54] I haven't tried the newest debs. [22:09] jgdx, well sorta great :) [22:09] jgdx, I always feel dread when I can't reproduce === salem_ is now known as _salem [22:35] Hi, does this bug is already landing in rtm or will it be on the maybe tonight image ? bug #1362008 [22:35] bug 1362008 in ofono (Ubuntu RTM) "Cannot send MMS from "Free Mobile" as no context is provisioned" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1362008 [22:36] Damnit, I was making showcase for month saying only thing missing to be fully a smartphone is the support of mms, and then I learn it was woring, only my APN not well set. [22:51] * vitimiti Bye === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader