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StevenKRAOF: O Hai01:24
RAOFStevenK: Yo!01:24
StevenKRAOF: So, I bought a GeForce GTX970 yesterday ... and Trusty does not love it at all01:24
StevenKRAOF: I thought LTS releases were supposed to get updates to support new hardware?01:25
StevenKFrom what I can see, only Vivid has a new enough version of the binary driver to support the card.01:25
RAOFIt should get ported back, yes.01:26
StevenKRAOF: Do you keep tabs on where stuff is up to, or that more someone else?01:28
RAOFYou'd be looking for tseliot01:28
StevenKI thought so01:28
StevenKRAOF: In the mean time, I need fresh crack?01:29
StevenKThe description for that PPA is not very encourging :-P01:29
RAOFStevenK: rmadison nvidia-current tells me that trusty-updates has the same version as vivid.01:30
StevenKRAOF: nvidia-346 exists in Vivid01:30
RAOFAh. nvidia-current is a lie.01:30
RAOFGood, good.01:30
StevenKYes -current is not current at all01:31
RAOFHm.01:31
* RAOF heads out to lunch.01:32
StevenKRAOF: Huh. So installing nvidia-346 from the edgers PPA ends up gnome-terminal only showing as a black box02:22
StevenKIf I click in the right area, it does close, at least02:22
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tjaaltonnvidia-current-updatest04:18
tjaalton-t04:18
tjaaltonlatest in -proposed i guess04:19
StevenKtjaalton: rmadison doesn't show -proposed, but current-updates in trusty-updates is still only 304.12504:19
tjaaltonoh right, not -current* anyway :)04:29
tjaalton346.47 was uploaded to vivid last week04:32
tjaaltonso looks like it's not uploaded to trusty yet then04:33
StevenKIt looks like my three choices are, 1) Have no X at all, 2) Have a broken X, due to -edgers or 3) Install 346 myself and hopefully everything works04:35
StevenKFrankly, all of those options suck.04:35
tjaaltondon't pull all of edgers04:36
tjaaltonjust the driver and then disable it, or use apt pinning04:36
tjaaltonit=the ppa04:36
StevenKtjaalton: Which the descriptions for -edgers said do not do04:36
tjaaltonwonder why04:37
tjaaltonsince the blobs aren't tied to any specific driver abi04:39
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infinityStevenK: Just install the blob from vivid, they're blobs+dkms, the release they're uploaded to is irrelevant.04:45
StevenKinfinity: Just rebooted, to make sure X libraries didn't contaminate RAM or loaded libraries, and I have lightdm up, so that's promising04:57
StevenKHaha. But gnome-terminal is still just a black box04:58
infinityStevenK: I'd say you get to take up that bug with the people whose binary driver you're using. :P05:03
StevenKBlah05:04
happyaroncyphermox: hey, wonders what's the status of the SRU for bug 1325801?06:00
ubottubug 1325801 in Ubuntu CD Images "failed to boot from USB disk with error: gfxboot.c32: not a COM32R Image boot:" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/132580106:00
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tjaaltonwhat's the story with gpg-agent/ssh-agent, I still don't have them on a vivid session06:31
tjaaltonthere was a bugreport at some point06:43
tjaaltonhuh, works on my laptop though07:20
tjaaltongnome-keyring-gpg that is07:21
tjaaltonah, it's just run so late that my terminator shells didn't get that..07:27
donniezazenThe design tab of Qt-Creator is grayed out on my Kubuntu 14.04 box. Anyone would know why?07:29
didrockssmoser: assigned you bug #1434020, don't know yet if your -4ubuntu7 fixes it but worth a look still07:30
ubottubug 1434020 in systemd (Ubuntu) "With systemd 219-4ubuntu6, ifup fails on startup" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/143402007:30
tjaaltonhmm no. why does a single terminator shell have all the GPG stuff exported, but not one with my own layout07:32
tjaaltonif a terminal is started from alt-f2 it doesn't have them07:34
zygahey, vivid boot today was bad, nothing came up normally, systemd seems to have dbus issues08:07
zygaI brought eth0 up maually and I'm trying to update08:07
tjaalton1434020?08:08
zyganot sure, I'm in text mode08:09
tjaalton"With systemd 219-4ubuntu6, ifup fails on startup" [Undecided,New]08:09
tjaalton7 available08:10
zygahow do I copy / paste in screen08:10
zyga^A [ but then what?08:11
tjaaltonset the first mark with space08:12
zygaanyway, pastebin.ubuntu.com/1063298908:12
zygathat's 10K of journald logs08:12
tjaaltondo you have -4u7?08:12
zygalooking08:13
tjaaltonapt-cache policy systemd08:13
zyga4u708:13
tjaaltonk08:13
zygayes08:13
zygaupdate now borked on something, looking at that :/08:13
zygapolicykit + dbus seem borked, this prevents configuration of udev08:14
zygatjaalton: is there a workaround for that bug?08:14
tjaaltonnot that I know of08:15
zygatjaalton: thanks, I'll lurk around in my 90's linux console and see what happens08:15
zyga;)08:15
dholbachgood morning08:21
zygao/08:21
dholbachhi zyga08:21
tjaaltonmeh, something is actively cleaning up /run/shm?08:43
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alf_Hi all! This morning, after booting, I found my .bash_history to be 0 bytes, any ideas what could have happened? I am on (almost) latest vivid, have lots of disk space free, no signs of disk problems.08:56
zygaalf_: hey, at least you got to boot :)08:59
alf_zyga: :)09:01
mptAh, bdmurray, thanks for fixing bug 1084979!09:15
ubottubug 1084979 in apport (Ubuntu Utopic) "Submitting error report asks confounding questions" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108497909:15
Chipacawe're past translatable texts freeze for v, yes?09:55
adam_magic_packslangasek: hi, could you please take a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/hwe-next/+bug/1396429 ? there is a v2 patch. cert qa found this issue on more and more new machines. cc ypwong10:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1396429 in HWE Next "[Lenovo ThinkPad ?40 series] Wireless key cannot turn BT off" [High,Triaged]10:14
adam_magic_packslangasek: root cause is in patch commit message, you could give another fix if mine is ugly =,=10:16
adam_magic_packis described in commit message, I mean10:17
* zyga wonders if pitti is working today10:48
tjaaltonzyga: nope, on vacation still10:51
zygatjaalton: oh, that's not good :/11:08
* zyga has no working machine with ubuntu now11:08
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rbasakIn uvtool, the uvtool package owns /var/lib/uvtool/, and the uvtool-libvirt package owns /var/lib/uvtool/libvirt/11:48
rbasakI want to remove all of /var/lib/uvtool/ when the user purges both packages.11:48
rbasakBut the uvtool postrm runs before the uvtool-libvirt postrm.11:48
rbasakSo the rmdir of /var/lib/uvtool fails.11:48
rbasakI'm doing rmdir /var/lib/uvtool || true, but that means that it remains after the inside is cleaned up.11:49
rbasakAnd I have a bug report because someone thought the rmdir failing was an error (since it still printed the error even if the exit status was ignored).11:49
rbasakWhat am I doing wrong. How should I arrange things instead?11:49
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smoserdidrocks, :-(12:40
smoseri dont think my uploda would have fixd that.12:40
didrockssmoser: so, regression from ubuntu6? mind having a look?12:40
smoseri'd suspect its still racey.12:40
smoserregressoin from 512:40
smoserstill present in 7 i suspect.12:40
didrockssmoser: maybe ask the user to try 5 and reboot multiple times?12:41
didrocksmaybe just got unlucky and first time the races showed up for him was after latest upgrade12:41
smoserwell, his explanation is good.12:41
smoserhe diagnosed the problem well.12:42
smoserand i did change the creation of that directory.12:42
smoserits easy enough to fix, by just creating the dir, but do you know how /run gets mounted ? other than in the initramfs .12:43
didrockssmoser: let me look quickly, I think it's at early stage of systemd, one sec12:44
smoserso the short of it is , that if /run is guaranteed to be mounted when ifup@.service is run, then 'mkdir -p /run/network' there is fine.12:44
smoserbut we dont want those to create and use /run/network before /run is mounted12:44
didrockssmoser: oh, if it's the question, it's guaranteed to be mounted even before any unit start12:45
didrockssmoser: the generators are running as the first systemd setps, and they are using /run12:45
didrockssteps*12:45
didrocks(even before the transactional service path computation)12:45
smoserdidrocks, so i think then its fine to just have ifup@ do a mkdir /run/network12:46
didrockssmoser: why not setting it After=systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service?12:46
didrocksas you have the mkdir there12:47
smoseri dont have a strong feeling on it.12:47
smoseryour solution forces ifup@ to run afer that, meaning guaranteed to start later (or at best same time). i dont know.12:48
didrockssmoser: let's preferably do that. I think we'll have some boot speed task before LTS when we will revisit12:48
smoseri suspect this all happens REALLY FAST and REALLY EARLY12:48
smoser:)12:48
didrocksheh :)12:48
didrockswe just need to ensure to document the patch to not just drop this After=12:48
smoserbut after is fine with me.12:49
didrockswithout further thoughts12:49
didrockssmoser: want to do it or should I?12:49
smoseri'm happy to let you do it, but i'm also happy to do it myself as its my regression.12:49
smoserbut i will ask you for a review... this is my first real experience with systemd.12:49
didrockssmoser: sure, please do then and poke me :)12:50
didrockssmoser: if you base on the git branch, we are using gbp-pq12:50
smoserjuts as a bit of info, the upstart jobs did 'mkdir -p /run/network' (or equivalent)12:50
didrocks(see debian/README.source)12:50
didrocksyeah, but there was not this "create dir" facilities12:50
didrockslet's centralize it there12:50
smoserright. thats fine.12:51
smoseris there a git-import-dsc ?12:51
didrockssmoser: I'm mostly old-school and apply debdiff manually…12:52
smoserk12:52
smoserdidrocks, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10634625/13:14
didrockssmoser: you need the .service suffix13:15
smoseri was just checking that.13:15
smoser:)13:15
didrocks:)13:15
smoserhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/10634632/13:15
smoserdidrocks, do you want me to create a git branch for you and push it somewhere ?13:15
didrockssmoser: yeah, looks good to me. I trust more your testing with manual network setup that I would on mine13:16
didrockssmoser: on git branch -> just give some patch-format files, and I'll get them applied13:16
smoserdidrocks, well, my testing is suspect for sure. although yesterday i did painfully walk through 6 reboots of my laptop.13:20
didrockssmoser: well, we get some racing issues blocking the whole boot appearing every ~30 boots, pitti had fun bisecting!13:22
smoserdidrocks, aren't those just:13:23
smoser https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/systemd_219-4ubuntu5_219-4ubuntu6.diff.gz13:24
smoser https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/systemd_219-4ubuntu6_219-4ubuntu7.diff.gz13:24
didrockssmoser: yeah, but would be nice to get some git-format patch for them (so that the commit is credited with a nice commit message). No hurry, we can deal with that next week13:25
smoserk13:25
Riddellis anyone able to say what's up with https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/vivid-adt-konsole/ARCH=i386,label=adt/75/console ? "test dependencies are unsatisfiable" but it's fine on amd6413:28
cjwatsonRiddell: is it possible it's just skew in when builds for different architectures were available?  I can mash retry13:31
Riddellcjwatson: mash retry? sounds fun13:33
ogra_infinity, seems oyu made fakechroot rather unhappy with the new libc ... https://launchpadlibrarian.net/200713317/buildlog_ubuntu-vivid-amd64.initramfs-tools-ubuntu-touch_0.88_BUILDING.txt.gz13:38
ogra_/usr/sbin/chroot: °§^6ß: SH‰ûHÇÁþÿÿÿHƒìH‹²(: Error 1844674407317821387213:38
ogra_(but at least there is a smiley in the error)13:39
davmor2ogra_: there might be several you don't know what the uncoded elements are ;)13:40
cjwatsonRiddell: done13:53
Riddellthanks13:53
xnoxhallyn: https://github.com/shadow-maint/shadow/pull/413:53
xnoxhallyn: also emailed the alioth mailing list13:53
xnoxhallyn: who are the shadow maintainers? do i need to ping anyone else?13:53
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flexiondotorgIs some piloting today?14:07
flexiondotorgI have a few package updates I'd really like actioning so I can get some QA done this weekend.14:07
flexiondotorgNice debdiffs, super simple 😉14:07
LaibschIs the mirror: protocol for apt still actively developed?14:10
Laibschor is it more likely that http.debian.net will be adopted?14:11
LaibschI'm sure many mobile users would love to have a better solution for getting their downloads14:11
LaibschI'm frequently transiting between three different countries that are 6-12 hours away by plane and have vastly different networks.14:12
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ogra_Laibsch, what mobile users do you mean ?14:12
Laibschpeople who are not always connected to the same network14:13
ogra_ah, not mobile phone users then.. i see14:13
Laibschunless you are (always connected to the same network) having a fixed mirror in sources.list isn't going to be ideal14:13
ogra_yeah, i thougth you referred to ubuntu on phones :)14:13
Laibschwell, could be mobile phone users, too (in one of the countries, I'm frequently connected over mobile phone, sometimes as slow as 2G without edge, ouch!)14:14
ogra_(we dont use apt/dpkg there(14:14
ogra_)14:14
Laibschno, this is not about Ubuntu on phones, my apologies if that was confusing14:14
Laibschopkg?14:14
Laibschthat's the one being used last time I was involved in embedded14:14
ogra_no, its my conditional brain beeping if i read "mobile" anywhere, not your fault :)14:14
ogra_no, we use click packages on the phones14:15
ogra_(and "soon" will use snap packages)14:15
flexiondotorgAnyone available for a little sponsoring?14:18
roaksoaxdoko_: thanks for working on dj1.615:01
roaksoaxdoko_: we will do a little testg, and upload to vivid, that ok with you?15:01
doko_roaksoax, sure15:01
roaksoaxdoko_: do we need to file a FFe/MIR or anything along those lines?15:01
doko_I don't think so. no new code, was already there15:02
roaksoaxdoko_: ok, great!15:02
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doko_infinity, looking at the glibc cross builds, multilib-stage1.diff still not applied :-/15:07
doko_roaksoax, please see mdeslaur's python-django upload and apply these to the python-django16 packages too15:21
mdeslaurpython-django16?15:22
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LocutusOfBorg1hi, can anybody please sync poedit from debian/experimental (I'm the maintainer)15:31
Laibschdoko: May I ask if the code behind http://mirrors.ubuntu.com/mirrors.txt is still being actively developed?15:42
dokoLaibsch, sorry, I'm the wrong person to ask15:46
Laibschdoko: I see. Sorry for the noise. I thought you were the one who developped the code in 2011.15:47
hallynstgraber: https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/vivid-nova-adt-cgmanager/1/   is this a temporary failure in the infrastructure?  (I don't see any actual cgmanager tests being run there)15:49
stgraberhallyn: I think the -nova ones are some test new infrastructure15:54
stgraberhallyn: the one you want to look at is https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/vivid-adt-cgmanager/15:54
hallynstgraber: ok - i got an email about the othe rone16:01
hallynthanks16:01
hallynwill ignore then :)16:01
infinityogra_: Fun.16:25
ogra_infinity, i guess we'll have to wait til it migrated16:25
infinityogra_: Hrm?16:26
ogra_to test again ... seems to be rather unhappy if there are diferent libc versions inside and outsiode the fakechroot16:26
infinityOh, really?  That's... Poor design.16:27
ogra_i tried adding -s (--use-system-libs) to the fakechroot call to force usage of the new libc ... but i get a segfault instead of the cryptic error then16:27
ogra_well, fakechroot is all LD_PRELOAD stuff afaik ... so not unreasonable that it gets confused between the two libc's16:28
stgraberhallyn: fginther just sent an e-mail saying to disregard any e-mail regarding -nova-16:28
infinitymvo: You around?16:29
mvoinfinity: about to leave for dinner, sup?16:29
infinitymvo: The apt autopkgtest regression doesn't look like it would be glibc's fault, but can you have a poke at it?16:29
infinitymvo: When you're not busy eating. :)16:30
hallynstgraber: yeah saw it - thx16:30
mvoinfinity: I meant to look at it, I suspect its a race in some way, but I'm not seeing it on the debian autopkgtest and on travis and not locally, this is a bit annoying,16:30
infinitymvo: Oh, you don't locally see it with glibc_2.21?16:31
infinitymvo: In that case, I'll retry it a few times, and you can worry about fixing it later.16:31
infinityAlthough, I doubt a retry will help, it seems pretty consistent in our infra.16:32
mvoinfinity: let me double check16:32
infinityBut, not related to glibc, it failed before too.  So, yay.16:32
mvoaha, ok16:32
dholbachLocutusOfBorg1, the casablanca update is probably not a bug fix release, right?16:38
dholbachmight be worth subscribing the release team there16:39
mvoinfinity: I might found the issue, lets see if this upload helps16:44
infinitymvo: \o/16:50
infinitymvo: I thought you were eating.16:50
Laneymvo subsists on a diet of bugs16:53
dholbachyummy16:57
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NoskcajCan someone please sync gnumeric? The latest debian release has a crashfix and drops a unneeded recommend19:25
jamespagecoreycb, doko: as part of the python update for 14.04 we must co-ordinate with openstack upstream to get fixes landed into stable branches first19:27
jamespageotherwise when we push the SRU, we'll break alot of the upstream gating process and make ourselves very unpopular19:27
dokojamespage, if we update, then not before June/July19:28
jamespagedoko, that gives us plently of time to get fixes proposed and landed - I'll work with coreycb before then to communicate plans etc...19:28
coreycbjamespage, alright.  cinder and neutron are submitted for icehouse and juno.  I didn't submit the keystone patch since it hasn't landed in kilo yet.19:29
jamespagecoreycb, urgh19:29
jamespagecoreycb, ok lemme nudge that along19:29
coreycbjamespage, thx19:29
dokoinfinity, fyi, the guile-2.0 ftbfs seems to be triggered by the new glibc, just verified19:39
dokoon powerpc19:39
infinitydoko: Where did you verify?19:50
micahgNoskcaj: that release of gnumeric looks like it comes with some new features, i'd suggest filing an FFe19:56
smoseri need an archive admin help20:14
smoseri need to NACK 2 uploads for sru.20:14
smosercurtin upload to -proposed in utopic and trusty20:15
smoseractually, please ignore that statement.20:18
infinitysmoser: So, you don't want me to reject them?  Cause I was really looking forward to it.20:20
smosergo ahead and reject if you want.20:21
infinitysmoser: Well, make up your mind. :)20:21
smoseri have one small change20:21
infinityRight.  If you need to change, I'll reject.20:21
smoserplease do. thank you20:23
smoserinfinity, thank you. now, since you're feeling nice, you could ack the entry of my replacement uploads into -proposed .20:58
infinitysmoser: Not just now.21:00
infinitydoko: Okay, guile-2.0 failure reproduced, chasing it up.21:09
infinitydoko: And I think I found the bug, testing a fix.21:16
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ericsnowhow can I tell which vivid daily build I have installed?23:29
elfyhave you updated today?23:34
infinityericsnow: Context?  Talking read-only builds like ubuntu-core/snappy, or just regular old Ubuntu?23:35
infinityericsnow: For the latter, you can tell which media you installed *from*, with /var/log/installer/media-info, mine says "Ubuntu 13.04 "Raring Ringtail" - Alpha amd64 (20121209)"23:36
infinityericsnow: But as elfy implies, what you're running depends on the day you last updated/upgraded.23:36
infinityFor me, that was yesterday.23:36
elfyoh sorry - thought I was elsewhere tbh ...23:37
ericsnowinfinity: just trying to identify which vivid daily build we are running on some test infrastructure23:54
ericsnowinfinity: the folks who run it all are EOW23:54
ericsnow(and I'm too impatient to wait until Monday to ask them)23:55
infinityericsnow: Right, well, like I said, you can see what it was installed from.  But as soon as someone runs apt-get update/upgrade, that value is meaningless.23:59
ericsnowinfinity: right, I expect we run update/upgrade every night23:59

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