[00:33] infinity, those flash builds are fine [00:54] SRU team: Sorry I forgot to set DEB_VENDOR and get the LP bug into the changes file for bug 1368418, but it's aged 7 days, and I've verified it. [00:54] bug 1368418 in zaqar "Fatal RPython error: KeyError/Crash in JIT!" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1368418 [01:48] Urgh. [06:07] chrisccoulson_: Released those flash uploads. [09:20] thanks [09:46] can someone remove xorg-server from -proposed? superceeded by a security update [10:38] infinity: ^ enjoy! [13:30] proposed-migration is now fully merged up with Debian's lp:britney [13:30] some minor changes in output, shouldn't be anything horrible === ogra_` is now known as ogra_ [17:50] temporary disabled the system-image importer since we need to do a coordinated landing of a device tarball for the phone === oSoMoN_ is now known as oSoMoN [18:14] system-image importer re-enabled [23:03] Hey! I'm looking for an archive admin that could help me out with some -proposed cleanup! [23:04] infinity, slangasek: any of you around? [23:08] Or at least is there anyone that can help me with interpreting update_output.txt? [23:15] sil2100: I can help interpret. [23:15] infinity: so, I'm trying to push upower 0.99 to ubuntu-rtm, and I synced/rebuilt many of the packages that are needed but now: [23:15] http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/ubuntu-rtm/update_output.txt [23:16] infinity: I think I'm sometimes misunderstanding the 'Trying easy...' parts [23:16] sil2100: Start from the bottom (ie: the largest autohint block). [23:16] * i386: firefox-testsuite, gnome-control-center, gnome-session, gnome-settings-daemon, ubuntu-session, unity-control-center, unity-control-center-signon, unity-control-center-signon-autopilot, unity-settings-daemon [23:17] sil2100: ^-- Which tells you that when the massive autohint goes in, those binaries are uninstallable. [23:17] sil2100: And then instead of blindly rebuilding and hoping, perhaps try in a chroot and see why. :) [23:18] infinity: I'm actually trying on my rtm device, not acting blindly ;) But I need to know actually which packages I should try installing [23:18] infinity: since my normal way was to actually try installing the packages that it says are non-installable [23:19] infinity: but not sure if that's what I should be doing [23:20] sil2100: So, you need to try installing all of the above binaries together while also removing the old library you're transitioning away. [23:20] sil2100: Obviously, with -proposed enabled. :) [23:20] sil2100: So "apt-get install thing1 thing2 thing3 oldlib-" [23:21] Ah! Removing the old lib, crap [23:22] But by 'installing all above binaries' do you mean those source packages that are listed next to "Trying easy from autohinter"? [23:22] Since those are source packages listed there [23:29] infinity: let's say for instance I look at the last line, and there's "armhf: firefox-testsuite, gnome-control-center, gnome-settings-daemon, unity-control-center, unity-control-center-signon, unity-settings-daemon" [23:30] infinity: when I actually try installin those while removing the old library (e.g. libupower-glib1-) then apt-get actually tells me that it's got issues with installing language packs, which I suppose might be unrelated [23:31] With things like: [23:31] firefox-testsuite : Depends: language-pack-en-base but it is not going to be installed [23:31] Add "language-pack-en-base" to the install line. [23:31] To see why it won't install. [23:33] hm, so now I don't get it for instance - so when I added language-pack-en-base, it said it cannot install because it depends on language-pack-en - when I added both (and the same for all the other langpacks) it all installs fine [23:34] e.g. apt-get -s install firefox-testsuite gnome-control-center gnome-settings-daemon unity-control-center unity-control-center-signon unity-settings-daemon libupower-glib1- language-pack-en-base language-pack-en language-pack-es-base language-pack-es language-pack-fr-base language-pack-fr language-pack-pt-base language-pack-pt <- works fine [23:34] So my question is, what does that mean ;p? [23:34] Not sure. I might need an rtm chroot here. [23:35] (I suck at transitions) [23:35] * infinity grabs a tarballs. [23:36] s/lls/ll/ [23:38] Thanks for the help, I should have used some better tools to prepare for this [23:38] Or simply drop this transition and indeed just hack up an ugly touch-and-rtm-specific upower package [23:42] Err, wait. [23:42] sil2100: Is ubuntu-rtm actually published anywhere visible to my laptop? [23:42] hm, it should be, it's a derived distribution so I suppose it should be fetchable from anywhere [23:43] sil2100: I mean the apt archive, not the launchpad bits. [23:43] http://derived.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu-rtm/ etc. [23:43] sil2100: As in, what does your sources.list look like when you're testing this. [23:43] Kay. [23:43] That should do. [23:44] The series is of course 14.09 ;) [23:44] * infinity nods. [23:47] Oh [23:47] hmm [23:48] I might see one potential problem! [23:49] infinity: ok, part of the problem I see already [23:50] sil2100: Which is? [23:50] infinity: so, I actually need to re-build ubuntu-system-settings, since strangely the one I wanted to push with the silo (and transition) ended up with the same version as what's in the archive [23:50] So basically u-s-s still deps on the old upower [23:51] But I'm not sure if that's the whole source of the problem [23:51] Since I only saw this in the second-from-the-end autohint try [23:51] sil2100: libupower-glib1 is the package you're trying to remove? [23:51] infinity: yes, it's replaced by libupower-glib3 [23:53] sil2100: Hrm. I'm not pulling in the old one here. [23:53] infinity: on a chroot? [23:53] http://paste.ubuntu.com/9468925/ [23:55] infinity: yeah, since the package left that's probably pulling it in is ubuntu-system-settings [23:56] Oh, indeed. But weird that I'm not seeing that as a blocker here. [23:56] infinity: the list of packages from the lowest autohinter doesn't seem to pull it, so I don't know why it's there... [23:56] Is that an i386 chroot? [23:56] Since maybe the problem is in i386, but all is fine in armhf and amd64 (and those are just listed there for no reason?) [23:56] I only checked it for armhf currently [23:56] It's an i386 chroot. [23:57] hmmm [23:57] Anyhow, ubuntu-system-settings definitely needs a transition, you're right. [23:57] Why my current install set works probably has more to do with me needing to install all those binaries *and* the binaries from the sources being hinted. [23:58] Thanks for all the pointers, no I guess update_output.txt has less quesitonmarks in my brain [23:58] Which is a longer and more tedious line to construct. ;) [23:58] Indeed, eek [23:58] If I could ask you to (just in case) not remove your ubuntu-rtm chroot that would be sweet ;p I might have some more questions once u-s-s is pushed and the transition is still not complete [23:59] Don't take the bottom autohinter block, take the top autohinter block after final: [23:59] sil2100: Yeah, I'm not deleting it. [23:59] They tend to be ordered from more complete to less complete