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pittiGood morning06:42
pittishadeslayer_: $HOME and $XDG_SESSION_ID and $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR should be there, and the others should be implied (we don't explicitly set XDG_CACHE_DIR etc. in a real desktop)06:44
pittishadeslayer_: what's missing there? bug reports appreciated06:44
jda2000If I were to build an app for distribution in the Ubuntu Software Center and that app was linked to BDB 5.3 Would I have to write a check to Oracle?07:37
Noskcajjda2000, np07:38
Noskcaj*no07:38
jda2000Noskcaj: Thanks!07:38
NoskcajYou can see that info in https://sources.debian.net/src/db5.3/5.3.28-9/debian/copyright/07:39
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jda2000If I were to find an orphaned FLOSS app and fixed and packaged it to run on Ubuntu, could I offer it in the for-pay section of the Software Center and could the user's still download the improved source from the Ubuntu repository?07:52
Noskcajjda2000, payed would depend on the license of the previous package, and no, they couldn't download the source, only the binary07:53
jda2000Noskcaj: But what if I wanted them to be able to download the source since it still has to be Open Source?07:54
NoskcajYou could still make it open source on your website but i THINK that payed means you can't download the source through ubuntu's repository07:55
jda2000Noskcaj: Oh.07:56
Noskcajif you could, why pay for the app?07:56
jda2000Noskcaj: Redhat has paid-for open source.07:56
NoskcajThey give better support though don't they if you pay?07:57
jda2000Noskcaj: For the convienience of not having to build it yourself.07:57
Noskcajgood point07:57
NoskcajSomeone more experienced in the area needs to comment.07:58
darkxstjda2000, it will depend very much on the terms and conditions of the ubuntu app store07:59
darkxstI've never looked, but I know the apple store is incompatibly with GPL code07:59
Unit193Noskcaj: It08:00
jda2000Thanks darkxst !08:00
Unit193It's like synergy, source on gh, but binary builds are paid for.08:00
Unit193s/paid for/behind a paywall/08:01
darkxstIts certainly legit to sell GPL binaries, provided you provide the source on request also08:01
jda2000darkxst: That was something I could google:  http://developer.ubuntu.com/en/publish/apps/other-forms-of-submitting-apps/commercial-software-faqs/08:02
NoskcajUnit193, ?08:02
jda2000darkxst: (Thanks for the hint)08:02
jda2000The minimum price for applications is 2.99 USD.   Hmmm...  Not happy about that.08:06
jda2000I guess that's where price - 20% - cc charge-back == 008:07
dholbachgood morning08:29
pittigood morning dholbach, gesundes Neues!08:29
dholbachhi pitti - and the same to you08:30
shadeslayer_pitti: last I checked the tests were failing because of missing HOME and other XDG things, startkde manually exports  things like XDG_DATA_DIRS and XDG_CONFIG_DIR08:54
shadeslayer_but this was well over 6 months ago08:54
pittishadeslayer_: $HOME is definitively there now; I did fix some $HOME issues in the past few months indeed08:55
pittishadeslayer_: and tests now also always get a proper logind+PAM session; before, tests running as root didn't08:55
pittibut that's also only a month or so ago08:56
shadeslayer_pitti: oh, how do I use that? I'd rather not have tests running as root08:57
pittishadeslayer_: use what? it just happens08:57
shadeslayer_oh I misunderstood :)09:01
pittishadeslayer_: so perhaps try a local test run with current autopkgtest and without all the workarounds, and tell me (or preferably, LP bugs :) ) what's still wrong?09:02
shadeslayer_will do09:02
shadeslayer_pitti: btw this is all implemented in adt right? Not a Ubuntu specific thing?09:03
pittishadeslayer_: right, autopkgtest has been in sync forever09:04
pittishadeslayer_: and our CI lab just calls that (http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/auto-pkg-test.html#executing-the-test)09:05
shadeslayer_cool, I'm doing a Debian CI for Plasma 5, and was going to add autopkgtests to my Jenkins soon09:05
pittinice09:58
xnoxhallyn: experimental never migrates by itself, one needs to upload into unstable. from unstable onwards there is a waterfall unstable->testing->stable->old_stable10:19
Unit193xnox: Hello.  Hate to bother, but will you be able to merge cryptsetup this release?  It's had a lot of the delta cut down, and seems to have better systemd integration.10:21
xnoxUnit193: yes, when I have time. Why is it urgent for you?10:30
Unit193xnox: Sure, thanks.  It's not urgent, better systemd and tcrypt support are what I'm looking at though.10:36
jamespagedo we have any best-practice around MIR's for python modules that build pypy-* packages?10:42
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mdeslaur@pilot in12:22
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seb128cjwatson, hey, do you think you could review https://code.launchpad.net/~tj/ubuntu/trusty/grub-installer/lp1354730/+merge/230222 or maybe suggest somebody who could? that's a one line and is in the sponsoring queue since august12:51
cjwatsonseb128: It needs to go into a branch based on lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/grub-installer/ubuntu (except branched for trusty), rather than using the unused UDD branch.  But I'm not doing d-i stuff now in general; maybe slangasek can suggest somebody.12:52
cjwatson(Oh and it should use head -n1 not head -1 on general principles)12:52
seb128cjwatson, ok, thanks12:52
seb128slangasek, ^12:53
seb128cjwatson, maybe you can write some small review comments on the mp? ;-)12:53
xnoxseb128: you are pushing it..... =)12:54
seb128xnox, "it"?12:54
cjwatsoncopied and pasted12:54
seb128cjwatson, thanks12:54
seb128xnox, you think I should just have copied that myself? fair enough...12:54
xnoxseb128: never mind me.12:55
seb128xnox, cjwatson, happy new year btw ;-)12:55
cjwatsonthanks :)12:56
xnoxseb128: merci12:56
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stgraberbdmurray: thanks. I believe Vagrant looked into that stuff in Debian already (and quite possibly removed armhf support entirely since it only ever barely worked) so hopefully next time I sync/merge from Debian that bug will go away.14:27
xnoxev: "Ability to time shift as required to overlap with US and UK timezones simultaneously." - Ideal candidates would be located in Greenland =)))))) *giggle*14:48
Riddelluploads failing from launchpad? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kwayland/5.1.2-0ubuntu1/+build/6692459  https://launchpadlibrarian.net/194161777/upload_6692459_log.txt14:48
xnoxev: https://ldd.tbe.taleo.net/ldd01/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=CANONICAL&cws=1&rid=92514:48
evxnox: ha! Or on a barge.14:49
cjwatsonRiddell: urgh, will look14:49
cjwatsonThey would appear to all be failing.  Please don't retry, I'll ask for them to be reprocessed in bulk once I've figured out what's going on14:51
cjwatsonStarted 15 minutes ago14:51
cjwatsonOdd_Bloke: ^- that affects the upload you mentioned you were waiting for, FYI14:51
cjwatson(I think)14:51
xnoxev: to be honest, if one get's the tide right, one can be efficiently arriving on the right side of the atlantic on the right periodic schedule for sprints etc.14:53
xnoxev: latency of satellite internet is bad for hangouts though.14:54
cjwatsonDamnit, LP, a traceback would be nice14:54
xnoxcjwatson: couple more days and you'll be back in foundations?! =))))))))14:54
cjwatson... nope14:54
* xnox kidding14:54
Odd_Blokecjwatson: Yep, it did.14:54
evxnox: watch it, you. You're not going to ruin this for me.14:55
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looldoko: heya15:21
looldoko: (and happy new year!)15:21
looldoko: in vivid, when trying to install the location-service cross build-deps for armhf, I get:15:22
lool gcc-4.9:armhf : Depends: binutils:armhf (>= 2.25) but it is not going to be installed15:22
loolI suspect this shouldn't be an :arch dependency here, correct?15:22
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cjwatsonRiddell: Fixed, retried.15:58
bdmurrayjodh: There've been some interesting updates to bug 1300235.15:59
ubottubug 1300235 in upstart (Ubuntu) "init crashed with SIGSEGV" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130023515:59
Riddellcjwatson: lovely, thanks16:00
jodhbdmurray: can you establish what 'cmd' is set to in the call to RunAsSudoUserCommand() ?16:00
bdmurrayjodh: isn't it GetBrowserCommand(...)?16:06
jodhbdmurray: yes - that's what I mean - what does that function return exactly that is then run as root and triggers the crash.16:12
bdmurrayjodh: ah, I don't know. mvo?16:13
mvobdmurray: let me read the bug, does that mean running synaptic triggers a crash in init?!?16:15
jodhbdmurray: can we strace or something? If it's returning ("kill", "-SEGV", "1") we have our answer :)16:15
mvojodh: -^16:15
mvojodh: I doubt its doing just that ;)16:15
jodhmvo: agreed, unlikely, but would be useful to see an actual trace of what is happening.16:16
mvobdmurray: hm, in the settings chromium tells me that it can not be set as the default browser16:20
bdmurraymvo: in chromium's settings?16:20
mvobdmurray: yes, it says "chromium cannot determine or set the default browser."16:26
dobeymvo: btw, i saw yesterday that you were going to discuss the chromium/oxide issue with mirv. did you happen to do that? any news there?16:36
mdeslaur@pilot out16:37
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bdmurraymvo: I've updated the bug some16:40
dobeyi wonder if we should ping qengho about that16:40
bdmurraymvo: and I was able to change browsers using update-alternatives16:40
mvodobey: uh, I am in a meeting right now, I think I missed this :/16:44
mvobdmurray: nice, thanks, let me try that16:44
mvobdmurray: \o/ can reproduce16:45
dobey15:23 < mvo> Mirv: re oxide, lets talk tomorrow, I would love to hear what the issues are and we might revert and add a workaround in click and maybe add  "priority plugin directories" later to avoid the conflicts16:47
dobeymvo: ^^ that. i don't know if click needs any workaround though. but maybe that's a different issue16:48
dobeyanyway, no rush. i'm just curious because the bug has unity-scope-click added on it16:48
mvodobey: yeah, my suggestion would be to revert for now and I will add a workaround in click16:48
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mvodobey: I don't think the scope is affected here, not sure why this was added16:49
dobeymvo: the scope has a depends on ubuntu-sdk-libs for the frmaeworks files16:49
dobeyand ubuntu-sdk-libs was uninstallable because of oxide codecs16:49
mvodobey: aha, so a revert would fix that, right?16:50
dobeyit seems to me like the chromium/oxide packages just need to be fixed properly to not conflict with each other16:50
dobeymvo: maybe. i think the proper fix is to fix the packages to not conflict though. i see no reason why the packages should conflict (and i have no idea why they do exactly)16:51
dobeyto me, a package named foo-extras should extend foo, not conflict with foo :)16:51
mvodobey: yes, I agree, this is the right fix16:56
pittiinfinity, kees, mdeslaur, slangasek, stgraber: TB meeting in 4 mins16:56
mdeslaurpitti: ack, thanks!16:57
infinitypitti: Erm, yes.  Waking up.17:02
slangasekseb128: for d-i reviews, stgraber or infinity could help17:33
seb128slangasek, thanks17:41
infinityWhat am I reviewing?17:43
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seb128https://code.launchpad.net/~tj/ubuntu/trusty/grub-installer/lp1354730/+merge/23022217:46
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infinityseb128: Looks like Colin's non-review was already a fair review.17:47
seb128yeah17:47
seb128it's a one liner than is waiting since august17:47
seb128would be nice to see if off the review list one way or another17:48
seb128it's trivial enough that it could be applied without asking the submitter to update17:48
cjwatsonright the submitter probably can't create the base branch anyway17:48
cjwatsonshould be easy enough for a d-i committer to migrate over17:48
infinityYeah, I agree, no need to force them through the branch dance.17:48
infinityI'm more interested in if it's the right fix, and if it breaks anything unrelated.17:48
infinitySo, I'll need to look at more than 3 lines of context.17:49
seb128right, which is where the "needs a reviewer" comes in the equation17:49
infinityCause it's entirely sensible for rootfs to be multiple devices, and for grub to install to all of them, so it depends on what context this code runs in.17:50
matschafferHi, a few days ago I was attempting to rebuild nginx to include nginx-auth-ldap. I came up with this: https://gist.github.com/matschaffer/97764148967fe17e5349 which seems to at least get the build process working but it ends up downloading an orig.tar.gz and ignoring my attempt at picking up the new module. Am I pretty close or should I plan to just read https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/start.en.html in18:02
matschafferits entirety? (apologies for repost from ubuntu-server, still looking for the right audience for this question)18:02
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mdeslaurcjwatson: mind if I merge mime-support?18:57
cjwatsonmdeslaur: Go for it.18:57
mdeslaurthanks18:57
Noskcajlol19:08
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