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nickSweIs it possible in some way to have the top unity panel 100% transparent? I have tried all (compiz, unity tweak tool etc).. All is set to 0 opacity but it is still slightly shaded. I think it is a bug in unity. But is there a workaround? For example a png file somewhere that I can modify to 100% transparency?05:09
nickSweThis is Ubuntu 14.1005:09
pittiGood morning06:29
pittiflexiondotorg: you're welcome!06:29
Unit193Howdy.06:33
pittimeh, syntax error in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/DistUpgrade/DistUpgradeViewKDE.py breaks the world06:37
pittiah, that was from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-release-upgrader/1:15.04.6 which has been removed since06:39
* pitti restarts a gazillion tests then06:39
Unit193Heh, I have a merge for that package pending.06:39
kenvandinepitti, thanks!06:39
kenvandinei was just looking at the excuses page :)06:39
pittikenvandine: yeah, my ubuntu mailbox greeted me this morning with tons of jenkins failures06:40
kenvandinegood morning seb128!06:40
seb128kenvandine, hey! you gave up on sleeping? ;-)06:40
kenvandineseb128's up... i should really go to bed06:40
kenvandine:-p06:40
seb128hehe06:40
* kenvandine goes to get some sleep06:41
pittibonjour seb12806:41
pittiseb128: you're up early, too!06:41
seb128pitti, salut, same as every day (maybe started IRC some 15 minutes earlier)06:41
dholbachgood morning07:08
dholbach@pilot in07:16
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dholbachbdmurray, can you take a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~unit193/ubuntu-release-upgrader/core-upgrades/+merge/250224?08:36
dholbachslangasek, do you know who could take a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~tj/grub-installer/lp1354730/+merge/250100?08:38
dholbachsmoser, can you take a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~niedbalski/ubuntu/vivid/curtin/fix-1263181/+merge/250163 please?08:53
dholbachseb128, can somebody take a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+bug/1340067?09:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1340067 in gnome-terminal (Ubuntu) "Drop 20_add_alt_screen_toggle_ui.patch - it does nothing with vte3 >= 0.34.9" [Medium,Confirmed]09:13
seb128dholbach, don't ask me? no idea about vte or g-t, maybe larsu or Laney know09:14
dholbachseb128, sorry, I thought you could ping somebody on the desktop team to look at it09:14
darkxstdholbach, it should already be dropped09:15
seb128dholbach, you can just join #ubuntu-desktop and ask there :-)09:15
dholbachdarkxst, can the bug be closed then?09:15
seb128dholbach, that's a good way to ping the desktop team on IRC ;-)09:15
dholbachseb128, I'm looking at lots of open sponsorship bugs right now :-(09:15
Laneyit's asking for a SRU09:15
darkxstdholbach, no, I don't thinks its been dropped though you are correct it does nothing09:15
LaneyI don't think there's much point bothering09:15
Laneypretty sure it is gone09:15
seb128dholbach, yeah, just saying that pinging channels works better than asking individuals09:15
dholbachLaney, darkxst: so what do you want me to do now? close the bug and say we won't SRU?09:21
Laneydholbach: There's some UI which doesn't work due to it, so it might be worth uploading on that basis09:22
Laneyshould be "Fix Released" for vivid and confirmed for trusty & utopic afaics09:22
dholbachGunnarHj, happyaron: do you know if anyone is looking into getting 1377370 merged?09:56
Mirvwould an archive admin ack compiz that has a new compiz-mate binary package? https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/landing-021 + https://ci-train.ubuntu.com/job/ubuntu-landing-021-2-publish/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/packaging_changes_compiz_1%3A0.9.12.1+15.04.20150213-0ubuntu1.diff - I also asked on Tue + Wed, but today would be FF so it'd be useful to get it in09:57
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, I'll fake a new changelog entry for bug 141665110:05
ubottubug 1416651 in inkscape (Ubuntu) "Please merge inkscape 0.91-3 from Debian experimental (main)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/141665110:05
LocutusOfBorg1oops dholbach hold on10:05
LocutusOfBorg1debian has the -3 upload now10:05
LocutusOfBorg1let me update it10:06
dholbachyes, I know10:06
LaneyMirv: why don't you upload it and get them to ack in the queue as would be normal?10:06
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, I did it already10:06
LocutusOfBorg1you rock man! ;)10:06
Laney(or don't you have upload rights to compiz?)10:06
MirvLaney: because CI Train goes past it ...10:06
Laneyhuh10:06
LaneyI remember that it used to, but copies certainly work for UNAPPROVED - why not NEW?10:07
Mirvsil2100: can you confirm what's the current behavior ^ I'm working on the assumption that the text at the top of the diff is still right10:08
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, is http://paste.ubuntu.com/10305574/ what you would have done?10:08
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, what about debian/patches/0006_add_unity_quicklist_support.patch?10:08
sil2100Mirv: from what I remember binary packages get pass NEW and go straight to -proposed10:10
sil2100Mirv: new source packages only get stuck in NEW10:10
dholbachLaney, could it be that debian/patches/0006_add_unity_quicklist_support.patch was just mentioned in inkscape (0.48.5-3ubuntu1) but never added?10:10
Laneyanything could be10:11
LocutusOfBorg1dholbach, they seem already applied to the source10:11
LocutusOfBorg1https://sources.debian.net/src/inkscape/0.91-3/inkscape.desktop.in/10:11
Laneydholbach: am I to blame? :P10:11
dholbachLaney, you uploaded that version, but the patch file is not in the source package :)10:11
MirvLaney: ^ what sil2100 said, so we need that preNEW acceptance from archive admin instead.10:11
LocutusOfBorg1dholbach, not a problem, the patch is not needed anymore10:11
LocutusOfBorg1:)10:11
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, ok10:12
highvoltage.wub 4710:12
Laneydubstep wub wub wub10:12
LocutusOfBorg1if you look the source it is already included10:12
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, I was just confused and thought, if we drop a patch we should probably mention it10:12
highvoltage(oh dear)10:12
LocutusOfBorg1dholbach, if we didn't apply it how can we mention the drop? :D (just joking)10:12
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, move along, nothing to see here10:13
dholbachok, nevermind then :)10:13
dholbachI'll do a test-build and upload it later on10:13
dholbachthanks Laney, thanks LocutusOfBorg110:13
LocutusOfBorg1:) you are welcome10:14
LocutusOfBorg1I already did the test rebuilds on my ppa IIRC10:14
LocutusOfBorg1https://launchpad.net/~costamagnagianfranco/+archive/ubuntu/locutusofborg-ppa/+packages10:14
LocutusOfBorg1just armhf has failed I guess because of a qemu stack problem (as usual)10:14
Laneywait what10:15
Laneydholbach: LocutusOfBorg1: laney@iota> GET https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/inkscape_0.48.5-3ubuntu2.debian.tar.xz | tar tJ --wildcards debian/patches/0006_add\*10:17
Laneydebian/patches/0006_add_unity_quicklist_support.patch10:17
Laney?10:17
dholbachsorry, I found the mistake10:18
dholbachI had the unstable version unpacked locally10:18
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, ^ I'll add something to the changelog entry explaining the patch is upstream now10:18
Riddellbdmurray: thanks for fixing ubuntu-release-upgrader, I'll do another upload now10:19
Riddellpitti: ubuntu-release-upgrader_15.04.7 up ↑10:22
seb128dpm, pitti, wgrant, how often are we supposed to have vivid langpack updates?10:25
dpmseb128, exports are set up weekly (although it seems 2 weeks ago it wasn't generated) -> https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/vivid/+language-packs I think pitti has langpack-o-matic for vivid to follow that10:27
pittiseb128: the cronjob is running every Tuesday10:27
wgrantYeah, they're triggered weekly.10:27
wgrantBut the Launchpad side of it is very fragile. Should be a bit happier now that we have SSDs, though.10:28
pittihttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/language-pack-de/+publishinghistory10:28
seb128why is the current one from 0202 then?10:28
pittiindeed that's usually weekly, but we missed the two recent ones10:28
pittihttps://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/vivid/+language-packs10:28
pittiso ther was no export on Feb 0910:28
dpmyeah, but there was one on the 16th10:29
LocutusOfBorg1thanks dholbach :)10:29
pittiseb128: ah, and Tuesday I indeed got a cron failure from langpacks as it tripped over a still running utopic import10:29
pittiso, two rare conditions hit within a week10:29
* pitti restarts the one from this week10:29
seb128pitti, danke10:30
pittiapw, ogasawara: nice to see the kernel autopkgtests landing now! note that there's one failure, see https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/vivid-adt-linux/10:30
pittihttps://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/vivid-adt-linux/60/ARCH=i386,label=adt/artifact/results/ubuntu-regression-suite-stdout is probably the smallest/most useful log to look at10:31
pitti(the complete log is 4.5 MB due to also having the package build output)10:31
apw09:58:33 INFO | END GOOD--------timestamp=1424339913localtime=Feb 19 09:58:3310:32
apwpitti, doesn't that say "i worked just fine?"10:32
pittiapw: the last test succeeds, yes; but scroll up :)10:33
pitti09:29:26 INFO |         END ERROR       ubuntu_seccomp.seccomp  ubuntu_seccomp.seccomp  timestamp=1424338166    localtime=Feb 19 010:33
apwoh i see that is just bile as normal ... can you say "i hate test suites which have GOOD at the bottom of logs"10:33
pitti9:29:2610:33
apwpitti, yeah that is UTTERLY USELESS :)10:33
pittigrep FAIL /tmp/ubuntu-regression-suite-stdout10:34
pittithat's more useful10:34
pittiapw: let's just say this is a test that britney actually holds back a kernel with regresssion :)10:34
apwpitti, yeah, the damn test suite should grep that out for sure into a summary log ... sigh10:34
apwpitti, but yes indeed10:34
* pitti wants to look at http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#linux but people.c.c seems down?10:35
apwpitti, scheduled maintenance apparently10:35
apwpitti, as so do i :)  so i can see what it looks like, to detect and report it10:36
apwpitti, and rmadison is gone ... ugg, my world just become a spew of urllib.urlopen failures10:37
pittiapw: there's also the "Jenkins failed" mail that the uploader gets -- in this case, ogasawara10:37
pittiwhich gives you the notification and the public+private jenkins links10:37
apwpitti, yeah but frankly that is too specific a person as they might be sleeping etc10:38
pittiapw, ogasawara: so, if landing that kernel is urgent, it's ok to mark that as "skip bad test", as it's just a new test and not really a regression10:38
pittiapw: yes, we can surely fine-tune that10:38
apwpitti, there is a .yaml for this kind of thing, so i assume it is usable to find this issue10:38
pittiseb128: bah -- langpack build failed for the same reason as people.u.c. etc. being down10:39
Laneyoh noes, can't syncpackage either10:39
Laneyterrible!10:39
seb128pitti, k, I guess to retry later :-/10:39
apwpitti, i think we are about to replace this kernel with a 3.19 so there is no rush at all, and it being in this mess should be investigated, and it serves to allow tooling to detect it to be written10:40
apwONCE people.c.c comes back of course10:40
pittiapw: the jenkins logs work, it's just the britney output that's currently AWOL10:42
apwpitti, yeah i am pretty sure i was looking yesterday and tehre is a nice parsable output we cna use to find the list of tests and see if any say Regression10:42
apwpitti, we should consider pumping those into #ubuntu-devel :)10:43
pittiuh, you don't want that :)10:43
pittinot with the gazillion failures that I get every day10:43
apw:) no i am sure i don't10:44
pittilast week it was the jenkins hiccup which broke hundreds of tests10:44
pittilast night the python-dist-upgrader one, etc. (although this one might have actually been useful)10:44
Odd_Blokedholbach: I'd love it if you could have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/irssi/+bug/1423499 :)10:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1423499 in irssi (Ubuntu) "Please merge irssi 0.8.17-1 (main) from Debian testing (main)" [Undecided,In progress]10:44
dholbachOdd_Bloke, ok10:45
dholbachOdd_Bloke, responded10:50
Odd_Blokedholbach: Thanks; taking a look.10:56
Odd_Blokedholbach: Concern addressed; I've removed those files.11:02
dholbachok cool11:02
pittiapw: people is back11:06
apwpitti, thanks11:07
Laneytyhicks: ooh, I see apparmor stuff is landing in dbus upstream now!11:18
dholbach@pilot out11:39
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xnoxpitti: address the ubuntu-drivers-common review -> will you merge and cut a release, or shall i cherry-pick into the ubuntu package?12:38
xnoxhttps://github.com/tseliot/ubuntu-drivers-common/pull/11/files12:38
xnoxwell.12:38
xnoxhttps://github.com/tseliot/ubuntu-drivers-common/pull/1112:38
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GunnarHjdholbach, happyaron: As regards bug #1377370 we are simply waiting for a core dev to get it in, I suppose.13:43
ubottubug 1377370 in ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "ubuntu-desktop should depend on ibus-gtk" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137737013:43
pittixnox: ack, thanks for fixing! I'll merge/upload13:46
xnoxpitti: thanks.13:46
xnoxseb128: yo, the unity-settings-daemon patch is not enough to get highdpi ubiquity.13:47
xnoxseb128: however, booting unity7 desktop on vivid (livecd) does not do highdpi right either out of the box.13:47
seb128xnox, hey, hum, ok, does it make any visible difference?13:47
xnoxseb128: upping the scale factor in the unity-control-settings-panel make things look right13:47
dholbachGunnarHj, ok13:48
xnoxseb128: everything is same size.13:48
seb128xnox, can you gdb/printf debug the code added to unity-settings-daemon to set what dpi it gets and what factor it computes?13:49
dholbachGunnarHj, uploaded13:52
pittixnox: done, thanks!13:53
GunnarHjdholbach: Tnx13:53
xnoxseb128: well, not now/today. gave the hardware up. However, ubiquity does rescale itself correctly when the scaling-factor is bumped. So i'm happy with that.13:59
seb128xnox, yeah, and the u-s-d patch should set the factor, maybe it didn't think your screen was hi-dpi enough to do that though?13:59
seb128xnox, can you check next time you have access to the hwd?13:59
xnoxyeah, i will.14:00
seb128thanks14:00
xnoxseb128: you don't have hidpi hw do you?14:01
xnoxbregma: help us =)14:01
bregmaI can queue that up for later, what's the bug number?14:03
xnoxbregma: vivid livecd looks crap with highdpi -> both ubiquity & live desktop sessions.14:04
seb128xnox, no, I don't14:04
seb128xnox, that statement is weird, live session runs unity and should have working hidpi14:04
seb128xnox, maybe your screen is not what we flag/consider as hidpi?14:04
xnoxbregma: there is a patch to unity-settings-daemon from seb128 at https://code.launchpad.net/~seb128/unity-settings-daemon/non-unity-sessions-need-scaling/+merge/250153 which suppose to fix ubiquity14:05
xnoxseb128: well it's a laptop, and it clearly is highdpi. i'll poke the values that are being checked.14:05
xnoxbregma: a confirmation that unity live desktop in vivid looks good in highdpi would be a good start =)14:05
cyphermoxgood morning!14:06
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xnoxbregma: and whether the seb's patch above fixes it for ubiquity as well would be good. -> boot on kernel cmdline with "maybe-ubiquity debug-ubiquity" -> get into live session / tty install the updated packages, and on tty1 do $ service lightdm restart -> to get a new ubiquity session up, but running patched unity-settings-daemon.14:06
Odd_Blokemvo: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-on-ec2/livecd-rootfs/cpc/+merge/250313 is the livecd-rootfs MP we discussed a little while ago.14:36
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flexiondotorgcyphermox, Hi 😃14:47
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Are you up for some sponsoring?14:47
cyphermoxsure14:48
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Thanks!14:48
flexiondotorgcyphermox, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/142358114:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1423581 in Ubuntu " [needs-packaging] mate-menu" [Undecided,New]14:48
tyhicksLaney: yes! it landed yesterday :)14:57
tyhicksLaney: I plan on backporting the patches that landed to our vivid package and uploading today14:57
didrockscyphermox: hey, it seems that network-manager only enable now (with dhcp) to provide additional DNS, not replacing the primary one?15:01
didrocks"nmcli device show wlan0" shows that I have 2 DNS (the one configured by the dhcp provider and then mine)15:01
cyphermoxdidrocks: I don't quite follow? it should be working as it was before15:02
cyphermoxah15:02
didrockscyphermox: see the nmcli comment, the string changed as well it's "additional DNS"15:02
cyphermoxmaybe?15:02
cyphermoxI think it's already how it was15:02
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didrockscyphermox: hum, so you can't override the primary with nm?15:02
cyphermoxbut it's worth checking15:02
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Laneytyhicks: are they planning a release?15:03
cyphermoxdidrocks: I don't know, don't think you could, but I'll ask on #nm15:03
didrockscyphermox: thanks :)15:03
cyphermoxdidrocks: together with dnsmasq it shouldn't be that much of a problem?15:03
didrockscyphermox: I guess I should configure dnsmasq, right15:04
cyphermoxdidrocks: you had deconfigured it?15:04
cyphermoxif you tell me what precisely you're trying to achieve with the DNS servers I can offer some tricks maybe :)15:05
didrockscyphermox: just want to replace the DNS servers from the ISP provider by other ones as primary (they have some technical issues right now and so, quite slow…)15:06
cyphermoxah, yeah15:06
tyhicksLaney: not quite sure - they did a 1.9.12 release, which includes AppArmor support, but we'd need to wait for 1.10 for it to have security support15:07
cyphermoxdnsmasq is probably going to help you there.15:07
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: any other ubuntu developer checked it out to review it?15:09
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Not Ubuntu. But it was checked by a Debian developer.15:10
cyphermoxdidrocks: would you happen to have time to review the package in bug 1423581?15:10
ubottubug 1423581 in Ubuntu " [needs-packaging] mate-menu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/142358115:10
cyphermoxI'm doing a review right now and will upload15:10
mvoOdd_Bloke: sure, I have a look15:11
didrockscyphermox: can do the new review after yours, yeah15:11
didrockscyphermox: just ping me15:11
cyphermoxah, so do you think I should just ignore the part about two ubuntu devs reviewing before upload?15:11
cyphermoxI'm sponsoring, it's not my own package ;)15:11
bdmurrayRiddell: thanks, there are some pep8 errors found when using bzr-buildpackage too.15:11
Odd_Blokemvo: Thanks. :)15:11
didrockscyphermox: well, it will go to the NEW queue, so that will be the second review and I can ack directly :)15:12
cyphermoxfair enough :)15:12
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: ah, mate-menu doesn't work yet with python3?15:13
flexiondotorgcyphermox, It does not. python2 only.15:14
flexiondotorgI will consider a python3 port in the next cycle.15:14
cyphermoxok15:14
cyphermoxwhat provides git clone libmatedesktop and libmatepanelapplet?15:14
flexiondotorgcyphermox, ?15:15
cyphermoxit's in the build-depends for mate-menu15:15
flexiondotorglibmatedesktop comes from mate-desktop, already in the 15.04 archive.15:15
cyphermoxah15:15
flexiondotorglibmatepanelapplet comes from mate-panel, already in the 15.04 archive.15:16
cyphermoxhmm, weird, they weren't coming up15:16
cyphermoxah, the name may be wrong there15:17
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: also, you're missing a debian/watch file so I can't download the source tarball15:20
flexiondotorgcyphermox, I'll fix the watch file shortly.15:23
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TrevinhoMirv: hey, for some reason yesterday I missed your pings on pyotherside here... No notification at all... Btw... new pyotherside has been released http://thp.io/2011/pyotherside/15:36
Trevinhoso, if we want to sync that from debian instead...15:36
flexiondotorgcyphermox, mate-menu has been updated.15:38
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: ok15:38
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Also 😉15:39
flexiondotorgcyphermox, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/142359715:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1423597 in Ubuntu "[needs-packaging] mate-tweak" [Undecided,New]15:39
MirvTrevinho: yep, so to clear any confusion what I uploaded was the real git snapshot, not your branch, so it should be pretty up-to-date. I'm EOD, but if you can get someone to a) upload 1.4.0 to Debian, b) sync it from there to Ubuntu during the next 5 hours and 20 minutes, it's still possible to make the version number neater :)15:39
TrevinhoMirv: yes I saw you fixed my mistake (sorry)...15:40
TrevinhoMirv: so ubuntu version includes now latest git, a part from one missing commit fixing a crash... But well,  we can live without...15:40
LocutusOfBorg1dholbach, what about syncing tomcat8 from debian experimental?15:40
TrevinhoMirv: so, no worries... Enjoy your evening and thanks... Do you know anyone here that could do that?15:41
LocutusOfBorg1also tomcat7 would be nice to see updated :)15:41
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, I have no idea about tomcat15:41
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: can you please add (LP: #xxxx) to the changelog for mate-tweak to close the needs-packaging bug as the upload gets done?15:49
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Sure.15:49
flexiondotorgcyphermox, (LP: #xxxx) added to mate-menu and mate-tweak.15:55
cyphermoxthanks. It's a little late for mate-menu though15:55
cyphermoxI uploaded it without (oops)15:55
cyphermoxwe'll see if didrocks feels forgiving :)15:56
flexiondotorgcyphermox, I won't tell if you don't 😉15:56
MirvTrevinho: it's not lowNMU so your best luck would be Zygmunt himself (the maintainer) or anyone on the Debian Python team15:57
didrocksit won't close them anyway15:57
didrocksas there is no mate-tweak or any other task15:57
cyphermoxoh, true15:57
cyphermoxwell, I'll upload mate-tweak soonish15:58
flexiondotorgcyphermox, You're a star thanks.15:58
cyphermoxah crap, I forgot about what I told you of libmatedesktop too15:58
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cyphermoxI'm trying to do too many things at once without coffee15:58
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Get coffee 😃15:59
flexiondotorgcyphermox, I know this place by the central station ;)15:59
cyphermoxmy coffee is already brewed and has been waiting for me in the machine for the past >30 minutes15:59
ScottKtkamppeter: I have an HP Officejet 6700 that is giving me really weird print results (sometimes offset and generally rotated to varying degrees) to the point it's pretty useless.  This is with 12.04.  Is this something you've heard of?  Suggestions on how to troubleshoot?16:01
bdmurraydholbach: I will16:05
dholbachthanks bdmurray16:05
didrocksflexiondotorg: cyphermox: doesn't make sense for me to NEW it before libmatedesktop and such are sponsoring though, so waiting (but on urgent debugging right now)16:07
cyphermoxdidrocks: I was about to tell you to reject it, since that piece is wrong16:07
cyphermoxAIUI it should be libmate-desktop-dev and libmate-panel-dev, the names as they are are most likely remnants of previous naming16:08
cyphermoxer,, not -dev but ykwim16:08
didrockscyphermox: ok, flushing16:08
cyphermoxsorry16:08
didrocksno worry, it's a click away :)16:09
didrocksdone16:09
cyphermoxhmm.. the big deal is that libmatedesktop is a Provide from libmate-desktop-2-17 (and any other), coming from mate-desktop16:10
cyphermoxdidrocks: ^ as flexiondotorg pointed out earlier with fewer details16:10
didrocksoh ok, yeah, sounds like this shouldn't be a Provide but dep on the soname16:11
dholbachcan somebody help fix bug 1368801?16:14
ubottubug 1368801 in libcitygml (Ubuntu) "libcitygml ftfs with new openscenegraph" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/136880116:14
Unit193dholbach: Thanks for the upload!16:14
dholbachUnit193, anytime16:15
slangasekdholbach: https://code.launchpad.net/~tj/grub-installer/lp1354730/+merge/250100 -- cyphermox :)16:22
cyphermoxyes, going to merge this16:22
slangasekpitti: why do you say that systemd is blocked on updating juju and maas?  I thought those could be dealt with out-of-band?16:22
pittislangasek: juju potentially yes; I don't know how we would deal with maas? (but I'm not familiar with it at all)16:23
dannfinfinity: any comments on https://code.launchpad.net/~dannf/debian-installer/arm64-cleanup/+merge/249738 ? i've posted an MP for lp:maas-images for smoser so that side of things should be good16:23
pittislangasek: and there's NFS too?16:23
slangasekpitti: nfs is critical path, yes, and I'm going to get that sorted out today16:24
infinitydannf: Not until after today's point release happens, I'm in multitasking hell.16:24
dholbachthanks cyphermox, slangasek16:24
slangasekpitti: I don't remember what the issue is with maas?16:24
dannfinfinity: ack16:24
slangasekhum. what the heck is grilo-plugins and why is it being pulled into main?16:25
slangasekgnome-music?  is that used on the Ubuntu desktop?16:25
pittislangasek: I figure primarily the fact that it has three upstart jobs, but no systemd units or sysv init scripts; I don't know whether it dynamically creates upstart jobs16:25
slangasekok16:26
infinityslangasek: According to the MIR, it's totem.16:26
slangasekpitti: I don't see maas broken out as a work item on https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/core-1411-systemd-migration... have you spoken with anyone on the maas team about this?16:27
pittiI thought we had a representative from the maas team on the last meeting, but indeed I don't see a bug16:27
slangasekroaksoax: ping - is someone working on making maas work with systemd?16:28
* pitti creates one16:28
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slangasekrbasak: hey, so re: bug #1417328, I see that mariadb-10.0 is failing to migrate to trusty because several of the binaries that it builds are showing as uninstallable; do you know what's happening there or should I investigate?16:29
ubottubug 1417328 in percona-xtradb-cluster-5.5 (Ubuntu) "Please remove 5.5 versioned MySQL and variants from vivid" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/141732816:29
infinityslangasek: It needs a smooth transition of mysql-5.6 with it, IIRC.16:30
* pitti files bug 142361316:31
ubottubug 1423613 in maas (Ubuntu) "maas needs to support systemd for Ubuntu >= 15.04" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/142361316:31
rbasakslangasek: I'm on top of it, with infinity's help. percona-xtradb-cluster-5.6 needs accepting first ideally. Then we can delete all the 5.5 packages, remove the old binaries, and everything should work.16:31
rbasakIn theory. There will inevitably be something I've missed.16:31
rbasakslangasek: oh, for your specific question - yes - new mariadb binaries need the new mysql-common from src:mysql-5.6.16:32
slangasekok16:33
slangasekrbasak, infinity: right, checked and confirmed that these packages are installable within vivid-proposed, so looks like percona-xtradb-cluster-5.6 will do the trick16:35
rbasakBTW, percona-xtradb-cluster-5.6 depends on percona-galera-3, but the latter is relatively trivial.16:36
tkamppeterScottK, this behavior is not known to me. You should report a bug to HPLIP upstream (https://launchpad.net/hplip/). When reporting the bug follow the instructions on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems.16:39
ScottKtkamppeter: Thanks.16:39
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Is there anything additional I need to do with mate-menu or mate-tweak?16:40
ScottKtkamppeter: Maybe I should try and backport hplip from vivid first and see if that fixes it.16:40
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: hold on, I'm on something else for a minute16:40
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Sure16:40
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: I haven't reviewed mate-tweak yet16:40
infinityrbasak: Speaking of the mysql-5.6 transition, php5 in vivid-proposed is failing to install build-deps with:16:45
infinityThe following packages have unmet dependencies:16:45
infinity mysql-server : Depends: mysql-server-5.6 but it is not installable16:45
infinityE: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.16:45
infinityrbasak: Is that the same old "5.6 can't install while 5.5 still exists" bug that really needs to be understood and fixed, or something worse?16:46
rbasakinfinity: yeah. I'm a bit confused about that. AFAICT, it is installable in vivid-proposed, and my local sbuild succeeds on it16:46
rbasakSo I was going to retry after mysql-5.6 migrates.16:46
rbasakIt might have been something temporary while stuff was changing round or something.16:46
rbasak(I've done so many uploads of mysql-5.6 and mariadb-10.0 and the deps are complicated enough that I can't contemplate the appropriate dependency history in my head right now)16:47
rbasakI wonder. Is it a main vs. universe thing?16:48
* infinity wonders why and when php5 got a build-dep on mysql-*server* anyway.16:48
rbasakmysql-server-core-5.6 binary for example is in universe.16:48
rbasakmsyql-server virtual package is in main.16:48
rbasakMaybe that's it.16:48
infinityrbasak: Oh, hrm.  I don't see that on component-mismatches-proposed.16:49
rbasakI'm only guessing.16:49
infinityOh, yes I do.16:49
infinityI'm blind.16:49
infinityThe whole mysql-5.6 source is in universe, that's why.16:49
infinityI was looking at the binary-only section.16:49
infinitySo, yes, that needs fixing. :P16:49
rbasakAh. I was expecting to ask someone to fix that after things had migrated and settled.16:49
rbasakI presume no MIR is needed for this one.16:50
infinityrbasak: No MIR needed.  post-migration is the wrong time to ask for the fixing.16:50
Bluefoxicyokay so16:50
rbasakOh. OK.16:50
rbasakinfinity: please could you fix? :-P16:50
infinityrbasak: Doing so. :P16:50
Bluefoxicyinstalling Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS creates a dangling link /initrd.img -> /boot/initrd-3.13.0-32-generic16:50
Bluefoxicycausing linux-image-3.13.0-32-generic to fail to install16:51
Bluefoxicycausing linux-extra-blahblahblah to fail dependencies16:51
Bluefoxicycausing install to halt.16:51
infinityBluefoxicy: Good thing we're just hours away from releasing 14.04.2 then.16:51
Bluefoxicy... this is from the 14.04.1-LTS server install on AMD6416:51
Bluefoxicyinfinity, oh good.16:51
Bluefoxicyinfinity, point me at the latest release plz.  I'll tell you if it's broken in like 10 minutes.16:52
tkamppeterScottK, yes, I think ths would be a good idea. 12.04 is rather old.16:52
ScottKActually I meant 14.04, but it's still older.16:52
Bluefoxicyhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/trusty/daily-live/current/ is this it?16:52
Bluefoxicy... need server amd6416:53
infinityBluefoxicy: Should do.16:53
infinityBluefoxicy: Err, server.  You want /ubuntu-server/ in there.16:53
infinityhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/trusty/daily/20150218.1/16:53
Bluefoxicyaha, thanks.16:53
infinityBluefoxicy: Though that dangling link thing sounds like something more people would have noticed.  I'm curious how it's just you.16:54
Bluefoxicyinfinity, I'm using a 2GB ext2 /boot, LVM for the rest of that disk, with a separate /log and /var/spool/mail.  /boot is noatime,nodiratime,sync,nodev,noexec,nosuid,user_xattr16:55
BluefoxicyI don't think any of that would affect the ability to create the initrd file16:55
Bluefoxicyk sec, my download is slow, currently coming at 28MB/s, give me a minute16:57
roaksoaxslangasek: as in the init jobs? no we have not looked at that.17:01
roaksoaxslangasek: is there some kind of spec?17:02
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Bluefoxicystill fails17:07
alexbligh1how long in general does it take for a new release to appear on http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/ ? 14.04.2 has been in the repo several hours, but the CD image isn't up. I'm guessing there is some kind of automated test process. I know I could use the daily build, but presumably that has *not* been through the test process yet.17:08
Bluefoxicyinfinity, http://i.imgur.com/b0BzWmZ.png17:09
BluefoxicyI get that out of console 4 ando ut of a chroot /target dpkg --configure -a17:09
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infinityalexbligh1: 14.04.2 doesn't exist until I say it does, essentially. :P17:10
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Bluefoxicyinfinity, does console 4 log go anywhere I can extract full log from?17:10
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infinityBluefoxicy: So, (a) this isn't a regression (obviously), and (b) it's pretty specific to you.  So, I'd love to debug it, but I won't be blocking 14.04.2 on it. :/17:11
alexbligh1infinity, ah, the manual process of administering divine blessing :-)17:11
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infinityBluefoxicy: /var/log/syslog should have the whole installation.17:11
Bluefoxicyinfinity, it looks like it fails to mount things17:13
Bluefoxicyoh I see17:15
slangasekroaksoax: spec is https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/core-1411-systemd-migration17:15
Bluefoxicyit tries to mount every partition to see what it is; it can't mount LVM physical volumes to /tmp/AnonTW or whatever17:15
slangasekroaksoax: I'm trying to remember now what was discussed during the systemd sprint - did blake come to that?  Maybe it had been proposed that maas set a boot arg to continue booting upstart, until this is supported?17:15
Bluefoxicyinfinity, do you get a lot of getfattr Operation Not Permitted errors on syslog?17:17
BluefoxicyOperation Not Supported rather17:17
infinityBluefoxicy: If you feel your setup is sane and should be supported, please do file a bug on whatever's perpetrating the evil.17:17
Bluefoxicyinfinity,  I'm actually about to try a default install for a baseline.  It's just vmware esx17:18
jamespagepitti, are we enabling the biosdevname equiv feature in systemd (as in http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/SystemdPredictableNetworkInterfaceNames) for vivid?17:19
pittijamespage: no, we don't17:19
jamespagepitti, so we'll still rely on biosdevname?17:20
pittiwe haven't enabled it yet in ubuntu, stgraber has some reservations about this17:20
pittijamespage: no, I thought we don't want the fancy names at all?17:20
pittithe problem wasn't biosdevname or the udev equivalent itself, but too much software expecting the names to be "eth0" or "wlan0"17:21
Bluefoxicyokay, the getfattr thing is normal; breakage is not.  I'll track it down and see what I can find out.17:21
Bluefoxicyinfinity, thanks17:22
jamespagepitti, hrm - I think a stock server install on 14.04 installs biosdevname17:24
jamespagepitti, did we take it out again post 14.04?17:25
* rbasak thought the same as jamespage17:25
pittioh, I don't know17:25
pittilast time I discussed that with stgraber he said "we don't want this"17:25
jamespagepitti, I'm pretty sure it does17:25
pittiif we do, we can certainly enable that17:25
slangasekI think the last time it was discussed was when we were being pushed to enable it via SRU17:26
pittiwe definitively don't install it on a desktop17:26
jamespagepitti, there is some debate as to whether we do want to enable this17:26
jamespageor disable it17:26
jamespagepitti, agreed on desktop installs17:26
rbasakhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/biosdevname/+bug/89125817:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 891258 in biosdevname (Ubuntu) "Biosdevname auto enabled on Dell HW" [Medium,Fix released]17:26
rbasakDells only?17:26
cjwatsonno I'm pretty sure I refused to make that hw-specific17:27
rbasakhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/biosdevname/+bug/891258/comments/1817:27
rbasakThat was when it was enabled by default. You're right - no reference to hw-specific there.17:27
pittiah, we got stuff like bug 129363317:27
ubottubug 1293633 in ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "alternate install sets up biosdevname by default" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/129363317:27
cjwatsonbut I enabled it on firm instruction and under protest17:27
pittiso it's not desktop vs. server, it's ubiquity vs. alternates?17:28
rbasakhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-meta/+bug/1347859 exists17:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1347859 in ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "Introduction of Predictable Network Interface Names (aka biosdevname) breaks working systems" [Undecided,New]17:28
cjwatsonso I am not advocating for it :)17:28
infinityMaybe the systemd equivalent fixed all of this, but biosdevname was racy as heck and would leave interfaces in weird half-done "rename" states.17:29
infinityIt was not a pleasant solution to what, for most people, is a non-problem.17:29
slangasekinfinity: you're thinking of the precursor to biosdevname17:29
slangasekor the precursor to its proper integration17:29
infinityslangasek: I'm definitely thinking of biosdevname.17:30
infinityslangasek: Yeah, I know the udev persistent rules also had that issue, but that was fixed.17:30
roaksoax slangasek nope, he didn't go to the systemd sprint17:34
slangasekroaksoax: didn't he?  it was a virtual sprint and I thought he was there part of the time, but ok17:34
roaksoaxslangasek: i'll review the spec and probably have this looked at this week17:34
roaksoaxslangasek: we are sprinting now, so it probably makes sense for us to look at it17:35
roaksoaxnow17:35
stgraberjamespage, pitti: server has biosdevname, everything else doesn't17:35
slangasekroaksoax: perfect, thanks17:35
bdmurrayshadeslayer: could you update bug 1375786?17:37
ubottubug 1375786 in Kubuntu PPA ".desktop files can not start apps with kdesu" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/137578617:37
BluefoxicyMethinks it simply does not like having that many file systems mounted during install17:37
alexbligh1in a Depends file, what is the correct way of depending on the version of Ubuntu? I want a package that will install on both P and T but the dependencies are different17:39
Bluefoxicyinfinity, Potential cause:  tar complains it can't remove /var/spool/mail.  I mounted something on /var/spool/mail.  Files can't be found in /var to build the initrd.  Perhaps the installer dislikes having a separate partition for mail.17:39
alexbligh1s/Depends/control/17:39
BluefoxicyIt's a decent enough use case for servers, because something as simple as a crontab * * * * * /bin/do_something_that_emits_output could make gigabytes of crap in /var/spool/mail/root which, by design, can't be rotated with logrotate.17:41
infinityBluefoxicy: Pretty please file a bug with syslog attached and your thoughts/debugging of the matter.  I'm far too busy today with the point release to give it proper attention.17:43
Bluefoxicyinfinity, nod.  Just fishing for info.  I'll add a bug later when I've done more testing.17:45
aeorildarkxst I contacted cphe via e-mail and he thinks the bug is not in vte or gnome-terminal, but somewhere else in Ubuntu.  Unless someone else has any really helpful ideas, I am thinking of admitting defeat at this point17:48
happyarondholbach: thanks for merging 1377370, I'm on spring festival holidays, :)17:52
dholbachhappyaron, of course you are - enjoy the break! and happy new year!17:52
happyaronxD17:53
zygapitti: hey, what's the best way to get pyotherside 1.4 into ubuntu today?18:01
pittizyga: hah, just talking to Trevinho :)18:01
zygayeah, we work together on this18:01
pittizyga: I'm currently sponsoring it to exp and I was wondering if that was agreed with you18:01
zygapitti: the updated version is in debian svn, I'm trying to get it moved to collab-maint18:02
zygapitti: yes though I did make changes since his version was pushed18:02
pittihttps://ftp-master.debian.org/dinstall.html18:02
zygaTrevinho: ^^18:02
pittizyga, Trevinho ^18:02
pittiso it should hit launchpad in maybe 4 hours, then someone can sync18:02
pittiI'm quite sure that if we sync it tomorrow (Europe) morning, the world won't crumble either18:02
zygapitti: ok, but how do we get it into debian :)18:03
zygapitti: I cannot push it there18:03
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pittipitti | zyga: I'm currently sponsoring it to exp [...]18:03
zygapitti: ah, ok, which version did you get?18:03
pitti1.4.0-1 from http://debomatic-amd64.debian.net/debomatic/experimental/pool/pyotherside_1.4.0-1/18:03
Trevinhopitti: http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/python-modules/packages/pyotherside/trunk/ would be better18:03
zygapitti: and if possible, could you get the last one from dpmt svn (on it's way out of dpmt) please?18:03
Trevinhoif it's not too late18:03
zygapitti: there were some minor changes later:18:03
pittino, I just built, I didn't uplaod yet18:04
Trevinhoor... zyga in case prepare a -218:04
pittisomeone please toss me a .dsc18:04
zygahttp://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/python-modules/packages/pyotherside/trunk/debian/control?view=log18:04
pitti(multiplexing/overloaded/late already, sorry018:04
zygasorry, ok18:04
Trevinhozyga: you handle that, right?18:04
zygaTrevinho: I think, I never worked that way before18:05
pittibdmurray: bug 1420544> I'm afraid that's something the reporter or utlemming has to test themselves, as this requires being on a google cloud instance18:05
ubottubug 1420544 in systemd (Ubuntu Trusty) "Ubuntu instances on GCE should use NOOP scheduler" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/142054418:05
utlemmingbdmurray, pitti: I'll confirm that today18:06
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pittiutlemming: do you need that for precise, too, BTW?18:11
pittiutlemming: and before that can go to -updates, we need some plan what to do for vivid onwards; i. e. fix this properly in the driver (the SRUed rule is more like a hack really), or whatnot18:11
utlemmingpitti: eventually, yes18:11
pittiTrevinho, zyga: I need some dinner; ping me once you have a dsc to be sponsored, then I can uplaod to Debin experimental18:12
zygapitti: ok18:12
pittiTrevinho, zyga: ideally before https://ftp-master.debian.org/dinstall.html :)18:12
flexiondotorgcyphermox, I see new "stuff" in the upload queue 😃 Thanks for your help!18:13
zygaTrevinho: can you help me build that somewhere?18:17
zygaTrevinho: I've copied all of that to pi.zygoon.pl/~zyga/18:19
zygaTrevinho: can you test-build it using deb-o-matic18:19
Trevinhoyes18:19
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: oh, yes18:22
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: just make sure to update-maintainer in each of these branches, it's the only change I did18:23
Trevinhozyga: the build in amhrf failed in deb-o-matic due to a segfault on testing, but maybe it's just there18:24
zygaTrevinho: hmmm18:24
zygaTrevinho: that's not good18:24
zygaTrevinho: what was in the segvfault?18:25
* zyga tries on arm locally18:25
Trevinhozyga: http://debomatic-armhf.debian.net/distribution#experimental/pyotherside/1.4.0-1/buildlog18:25
Trevinhozyga: libEGL warning: DRI2: failed to open swrast (search paths /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/dri:${ORIGIN}/dri:/usr/lib/dri)18:26
Trevinhoqemu: uncaught target signal 11 (Segmentation fault) - core dumped18:26
zygayeah18:26
zygahmm18:26
Trevinhonot sure in experimental, but it was doing it fine in vivid18:26
Trevinholast time I built that18:26
zygaI think I saw that earlier18:27
Trevinhozyga: building at http://debomatic-amd64.debian.net/distribution#experimental/pyotherside/1.4.0-1/buildlog18:29
zygaTrevinho: did you change anything?18:30
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Trevinhozyga: no, but I had to resign the dsc with my key in order to get that built18:31
zygaah, right18:32
zygaTrevinho: building locally, we'll see18:50
zygaTrevinho: builds and tests on x86 are ok19:00
Trevinhozyga: I've just made sure that you're getting an account on deb-o-matic btw19:00
pittislangasek: so if we still want to push for the switch in vivid, and assume that maas/juju land in time (or get a workaround), and assume that NFS lands soon: the actual flip would mostly be a seed change, right? or do you see anythign else there?19:00
zygaTrevinho: thanks!19:01
pittislangasek: I guess I could stuff an updated ubuntu-meta into a PPA and test dist-upgrade from utopic and trusty with that, to ensure apt gets along with the removals etc.?19:01
slangasekpitti: I don't recall whether we discussed the mechanics of the change.  Probably a seed change - maybe xnox has looked at it?19:01
zygapitti: we have a deb but it failed testing on deb-o-matic armhf (DRI related), still, its our best bet19:01
slangasekpitti: sounds like a good test19:01
pittislangasek: no, I don't think we discussed it in depth; it should mostly just be a seed change indeed19:01
pittislangasek: ack, I'll do that then19:01
zygapitti: otherwise it builds and tests fine on sid-amd6419:02
zygapitti: dget http://pi.lan/~zyga/pyotherside_1.4.0-1.dsc19:02
pitticurl: (6) Could not resolve host: pi.lan19:03
pittizyga: .lan sounds like something local? :-)19:03
zygad'oh19:03
zygapitti: pi.zygoon.pl19:03
zyga:D19:03
zygayes19:03
* zyga needs to get that hisilicon board instead19:04
zygaas all the arm boards around have just a gig of ram tops19:04
pittiwow, it needs that much RAM to build?19:05
zygapitti: it's lintian clean, the upstream hash checks out and packaging changes are minimal19:05
pittiyes, debdiff looks good19:05
zygapitti: no, it's not that, just having so little ram is annoying19:05
zygapitti: adt tests just finished, passing19:08
pittizyga: ah good, I just started them with teh sbuilt binaries two mins ago19:09
pittibut I guess I can just as well let them finish, still 40 mins to go19:09
zygapitti: do you run adt on arm as well?19:09
pittidone19:10
pittino, just amd6419:10
zygapitti: yeah, same here19:10
zygapitti: I should setup something running ubuntu as armhf is (especially in our team now) almost front and center19:11
pittizyga, Trevinho: uploaded19:12
zygapitti: thanks a lot!19:12
zygaTrevinho: what else remains to sync it to ubuntu?19:12
zyganext sync in 38 minutes19:13
pittiwell, that's the debian dinstall run; after that it takes a couple of hours to hit the Debian mirrors and get imported into LP19:14
pittizyga, Trevinho: if it's urgent, I could upload it as ~fakesync to vivid, and "properly" sync again tomorrow19:14
zygaTrevinho: what do you think?19:15
Trevinhopitti: well, not that urgent19:15
Trevinhopitti: it depends if we can do it tomorrow as well... :)19:15
Trevinhopitti: the thing is that vivid has already basically the same version minus a commit that fixes a crash, so pushing there is mostly a bug fix19:15
pittioh, indeed!19:16
pittiTrevinho: no urgency at all then19:16
pittiTrevinho: so there are no other ubuntu changes to keep, we can sync tomorrow?19:17
pitti(bug fixes and syncs which only bring in bug fixes are possible any time)19:17
Trevinhopitti: yes, no worries19:18
Trevinhopitti: thanks19:18
zygathanks to both of you!19:30
* zyga EODs19:30
zygasee you19:30
pittimvo: hm, it seems merely changing ubuntu-minimal to drop upstart and ureadahead and adding systemd-sysv doesn't convince apt enough to replace the packages19:33
xeviousIs the 14.04.2 release still on track for today?19:34
pittimvo: i. e. uninstall upstart+ureadahead and install systemd-sysv19:34
pittimvo: a Replaces/Provides: upstart would be clearly wrong, is there some other way we could do this?19:34
Unit193bdmurray: Added hopefully enough info to give you some background.19:36
pittislangasek: ^ FYI (not that simple for updates); I guess we don't need to figure this out today, and for people who don't have ubuntu-minimal installed we need some fallback solution anyway; but it's still too early to more forcefully drop the upstart package IMHO19:37
slangasekpitti: drop ureadahead> so has that still not been addressed?  I heard there was confusion about ureadahead being "obsolete", which it's not19:40
slangasekAIUI systemd does not embed equivalent functionality19:40
pittislangasek: it used to up to 215, but as nobody maintained it it was dropped, yes19:41
slangasekmm19:41
pittislangasek: we have a WI to investigate if it's still necessary/useful, and revive it to work with systemd too19:41
pittior bring back systemd-readahead19:41
pitti(mostly for the phone)19:42
pittiATM it mostly gets uninstalled because it Depends: upstart, and only has upstart jobs19:42
pittiactually, fixing ureadahead could already help enough, I'll look at that19:48
ogra_yeah, please dont drop it ... it helps a lot on slow I/O devices19:52
ogra_(gained me ~5sec of the phone boot to read all files at once)19:53
pittimterry: any chance you could have a look at the two python libs in bug 1407695? these have blocked keystone in -proposed for over a month19:54
ubottubug 1407695 in xmlsec1 (Ubuntu) "[MIR] python-saml2, python-repoze.who, xmlsec1" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/140769519:54
pittisarnold: ^ that one also has xmlsec1 which is assigned to you; any chance you could have a look at it?19:54
pittiogra_: *nod*19:54
sarnoldpitti: hey, I think they're blocked on security team19:54
sarnoldpitti: I'm going to work on them soon, thanks for the ping19:55
mterrypitti, will look at the non-security ones today or tomorrow19:55
pittimterry: cheers19:55
mterrypitti, they fell off my radar after passing off the security one, thanks19:56
bdmurrayUnit193: how does the desktop manifest file show the the xubuntu-core package uses ubuntu-release-upgrader-core? I installed xubuntu-core and ubuntu-release-upgrader-core was not installed. I'd expect people installing from the mini iso to upgrade via apt-get after changing soruces.list19:58
Unit193bdmurray: Aha, sorry.  I seem to have misunderstood.  For Lubuntu, I've seen this problem pop up a few times on IRC, mailing list, and I believe a bug though I don't know where.  Generally speaking Ubuntu support channels tell you not to upgrade that way as well.  So, did you install the xubunt-core metapackage, or the task?  From all tests done by our team, when you install the task (like we're20:03
Unit193recommending, it works out far better than the meta), ubuntu-release-upgrader-core does end up getting pulled in anyway, and since that's what all the documentation tells you to use, users get an unexpected result.20:03
bdmurrayUnit193: How do you have people install the xubuntu-core task?20:05
Unit193bdmurray: The mini.iso generally uses tasksel, which is one very common way to do it.  Another option of course is  apt-get install xubuntu-core^20:05
pittimvo, slangasek: ah nice, fixing ureadahead actually makes the dist-upgrade work20:16
pittireplacing one package with another is apparenlty ok, replacing two with one another isn't :)20:17
pittis/one another/another/20:17
pittiwell "an other", too late for grammar20:17
Unit193bdmurray: You still with me?20:30
bdmurrayUnit193: I'm installing from the mini.iso now20:30
Unit193Aha.20:31
infinitypitti: Isn't the solution to "people don't have ubuntu-minimal installed" to promote "init" to Essential, and have it flip the dep?20:50
infinityThough, that would have gone better if we'd had it in trusty...20:51
infinityActually, apt always tries to install new Essential packages, I think, so that would still work.20:53
utlemmingbdmurray: SRU'ified bug #1420544...sorry about that21:02
ubottubug 1420544 in systemd (Ubuntu Trusty) "[SRU] Ubuntu instances on GCE should use NOOP scheduler" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/142054421:02
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flexiondotorgcyphermox, Ping?21:52
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: what's up?22:02
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Was wondering when we can start killing some kittens?22:03
flexiondotorgcyphermox, I mean, try some builds 😉22:03
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: I think that's up to infinity at this point, whether he reverted the ubuntu-cdimage changes and whether he can spare a minute to poke the right buttons, but I know he's busy with Trusty right now22:04
infinitycyphermox: I didn't revert anything, but I'm in the middle of publishing 14.04.2 right now, so I'd appreciate others not mucking around on cdimage.22:05
cyphermoxinfinity: totally understand22:05
flexiondotorgcyphermox, OK. I seen that Trusty .2 has dominated peoples attention. Fair enough 😃22:05
cyphermoxfwiw, *I* have no access to touch any of this22:06
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tyhicksLaney: fyi - I've attached a dbus debdiff of the backported-from-dbus-upstream apparmor patches to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dbus/+bug/1362469/comments/923:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1362469 in dbus (Ubuntu) "AppArmor unrequested reply protection generates unallowable denials" [Medium,Confirmed]23:35

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