[00:00] RAOF, ? [00:00] ChloeWolfieGirl: is it a website? [00:00] studio__: I don't know :) [00:01] popey yeah its a website :P [00:01] i think you know ;) [00:01] well duh [00:01] google OV5648 and it says 5 megapixel [00:02] google for the e4.5 specs... says front cam is 5megapixel [00:03] ChloeWolfieGirl: what's the issue? [00:04] so why dmesg is only showing "OV5648" ? [00:05] no idea [00:06] Its video playback from NicoNicoDouga nicovideo.jp (A japanese alternative to youtube) when playing videos it'll show the text that goes over a video, and the sound works, but the actual video its self is just black, (( i.imgur.com/2EKG5x0.png )) [00:08] easylabs is a Colombian software developer [00:08] and want to create a version of Ubuntu for tablets and mobile devices to buy and then we install and fabricate our own devices. My question is how we can modify that code and then install it on the dispositivs [00:08] ChloeWolfieGirl: do i need an account? [00:08] have to leave, time to go to sleep ... bye all, and thanks for help! [00:09] popey to access videos you do, not sure why, but yeah [00:09] Ponchale: I believe you're looking for http://partners.ubuntu.com/contact-us [00:10] Raof us and communicate by that means in January and we are almost in April and we have not responded [00:11] RAOF us and communicate by that means in January and we are almost in April and we have not responded [00:12] Ah, ok. I'll see what I can find. [00:12] (I presume you mean that *you* have tried communicating by that form and that no one at Canonical has responded) [00:13] ChloeWolfieGirl: ok, finally got it working.. audio only [00:14] ChloeWolfieGirl: http://people.canonical.com/~alan/screenshots/device-2015-04-01-011354.png [00:14] i guess you're seeing subtitles overlayed? [00:15] (no idea what I'm watching here) [00:15] popey yeah I see subtitles as well, just not the video behind it ((Haha xD)) [00:17] ChloeWolfieGirl: file a bug against https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/webbrowser-app if i were you [00:17] let me have the bug number and I'll confirm it [00:20] Thanks Popey :D [00:27] popey https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/webbrowser-app/+bug/1438955 [00:27] Ubuntu bug 1438955 in webbrowser-app (Ubuntu) "Video won't show on nicovideo.jp" [Undecided,New] [00:28] thanks ChloeWolfieGirl [00:28] Nah thank you popey :D [00:28] confirmed [00:30] :D === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chriadam|away is now known as chriadam [03:52] dragonkeeper: when you see this line? Is it there? [06:11] hi, I have one problem with mir client program. [06:12] I run the test program - mir_demo_client_egltriangle on my mako mobile phone. [06:13] However, the triangle is "flicked" on the screen and DO not composite with the background. [06:13] Does anyone meet the same problem? [06:16] anyone can tell me which is the right "mir" reversion running on MAKO? I use the 0.12.1. However, unity can NOT be started if the mir related libraries are replaced. === ppisati_afktmux is now known as ppisati === wisdomizer is now known as Tolken [06:19] anyone can help me on this? [06:22] It's 6 in the morning on a weekday. [06:22] !patience [06:22] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ [06:23] You'll probably have more luck in a couple of huors. [06:23] hours. [06:24] Ok. Got it. Thanks a lot. [06:25] No problem, and god luck. [06:25] I'm going to throw this wireless keyboard out the window. :P [06:25] Anyway, when the engineers are in, they're quite helpful. [06:26] Yes. I get the chat room address from my friend. And he rates the room very high :) [06:27] I've got Ubuntu touch stable on a Nexus 4 anyone here tried the BQ device? [06:30] star_: The right Mir version is the version of Mir in the images :) [06:32] jasonmd: I had the bq device for a weekend. It was really nice. [06:32] star_: Unity should start if the Mir packages are replaced by equivalent ones (specifically - if the image has libmirserver31 then you need a libmirserver31 package); if you're building Mir from source you will likely need to rebuild Unity8 and unity-system-compositor against your new Mir, though. [06:32] star_: Our server ABI stability is a work in progress :) [06:32] Is it smoother than Nexus 4? [06:33] I don't know. I've never had one. [06:34] ah [06:35] I think we got it to skip once or twice but basically it worked just as well as my Nexus 5 does. [06:36] ==RAOF [06:36] ok, Nexus 4 is ok, I had Ubuntu on the Samsung Nexus before it, but it wasn't stable. [06:37] RAOF: is there anyway to build the mir client easily? [06:37] and it gets better with every update but Cut the rope is pretty slow on it [06:38] star_: They're built in the mir-demos package? [06:39] star_: What are you trying to do, specifically? [06:43] Sorry, my network is broken and miss the answers. Can anyone paste the answer to me again? [06:43] Thanks a lot. [06:44] star_: I'm not entirely sure what your question is. The demo clients are available pre-built in the mir-demos package if you want them. [06:45] jasonmd: Cut the Rope ran perfectly on the bq phone. Not at all well on my Nexus 5, although still playable. [06:48] interesting, it's playable on Nexus 4 but it's in slow motion, i thought Nexus 5 has higher specs than the Bq guess it's down to drivers? [06:48] RAOF: Thanks a lot. I can try the demo package. By the way, is there simplest way to compile the mir client program? [06:48] star_: Not really; you need to build the Mir source tree. [06:48] But! All the *client* demos should work fine against the phone's installed libmirclient, because we actually have an ABI there :) [06:49] RAOF: I found the README in the examples (of Mir source code tar ball). [06:49] RAOF: It says: examples for mir clients. you should have package 'libmirclient-dev' installed you can compile with a command like: g++ -std=c++0x -o mir_demo_client_scroll `pkg-config --libs --cflags mirclient` demo_client_scroll.cpp graphics_utils.cpp gcc -o mir_demo_client_flicker `pkg-config --libs --cflags mirclient` demo_client_flicker.c [06:50] Yeah, that'll also work. [06:50] RAOF: Ok. Got it. I try and found whether the issue is existed or not. Thanks a lot. [06:58] RAOF: The "mir-demos" can NOT be got. The apt-get returns missing about the deb: mir-demos_0.9.0+15.04.20141125-0ubuntu1_armhf.deb . [06:59] RAOF: And the libmirclient-dev can NOT be installed too :( [06:59] RAOF: Failed to fetch http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/pool/main/m/mir/libmircommon-dev_0.9.0+15.04.20141125-0ubuntu1_armhf.deb 404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.140 80] [06:59] star_: That looks like you've got an outdated apt cache? [07:00] star_: You might need to run “apt update” first, so apt will see the new packages. [07:01] RAOF: Actually, I run "apt-get update" first. However, I will do it again. [07:23] RAOF: I give it up on nexus4 and tried on nexus 5. [07:24] RAOF: on nexus 5, mir-demos can be installed. However, program can NOT work well. [07:24] phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ mir_demo_client_flicker -m /run/mir_socket Starting [1045958.941891] Loader: Loading modules from: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/mir/client-platform/ [1045958.943049] Loader: Loading module: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/mir/client-platform/mesa.so.2 mir_demo_client_flicker: /build/buildd/mir-0.12.1+15.04.20150324/examples/flicker.c:134: main: Assertion `mir_connection_is_valid(connection)' failed. Abort [07:24] phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ mir_demo_client_egltriangle -m /run/mir_socket [1046004.451514] Loader: Loading modules from: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/mir/client-platform/ [1046004.452070] Loader: Loading module: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/mir/client-platform/mesa.so.2 Can't get connection [07:26] oSoMoN, o/ I found a 'problem' with the settings UI: as you asked, I activated the searchengine menu selector if there are at least two searchenignes in the folder: but the default one isn't in the folder itself, so if you add your first engine to the folder in .local/share you still don't have the selector in settings [07:27] We can easiliy fix it providing search engines by default, but atm it's a bit weird [07:33] RAOF: are you still there? [07:37] Anyone tried "mir-demos" on nexus4 or nexus5? === jamesh__ is now known as jamesh [07:49] wouldn't know how to test mir-demo === Kevin is now known as Guest16466 [07:57] rpadovani, yeah, I’ve seen that too. Considering that we’re not shipping default search engines, this setting won’t be visible for users for now, so I wouldn’t worry about it [07:57] ack [07:58] how to get MirSurface in qtcreator? [08:00] morning :) [08:00] oSoMoN, I'm not good enough with Python and AP to review your code efficiently, but I think you should add a text to check binding of switches, 'cause they was broke in the first imlementation of the branch :-) [08:00] Hi, I'am founding a italian porting guide for ubuntu touch [08:01] there are italian developers? [08:05] rpadovani, agreed, that would be good to have, however there’s no way to access the state of a ListItem’s control in autopilot, so I can’t really write a test for it [08:05] oh, I see === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away [08:11] hi, is there any why to run x app inside ubuntu touch? like emacs [08:11] italian please?? [08:11] :-) [08:12] sorry, I'm Chinese [08:12] hahahha, don't worry [08:13] I have tried xmir, and follow the guide, but my nexus7 now get infinity boot loop [08:13] bhack: :> [08:13] bhack, if you wanna speak italian, join #ubuntu-it-dev [08:14] thk you [08:15] :-) i don't speak english ....i want an help for bulding a porting ubuntu os === ecloud is now known as ecloud_wfh [08:17] bhack forse meglio se chiedi sul wiki [08:17] anyone had successful ran x app in ubuntu touch? can you hep me [08:19] Does anyone tries "mir-demos"? [08:24] i want to tether an android phone to ubuntu phone so both use ubuntu phones data to get online, is that possible? [08:25] ah, you were the one asking on the ML ? [08:26] sorry, i didnt get to answer yet ... [08:26] just turn on your android phone's mobile ap [08:26] how would that physically work ? [08:27] ogra_, dont think i asked this b4 + phone >usb>otg>phone [08:27] ogra_: using WiFi, the Android phone can act as an access point [08:28] sturmflut-work, right, i was referring to wired tethering via USB :) [08:29] dragonkeeper, i have no clue what you would have to do on the android side to make this work ... for the ubuntu side you wouldnt do anything differently than you do on a PC ... [08:30] android-gadget-service enable rndis .... [08:30] that disables mtp and enables usb networking on the ubuntu phone ... it will set up an usb0 device on a PC and provide an IP via dhcp to the PC ... [08:31] if your PC is an android phone ... well, then it is up to android to recognize that usb0 device ... [08:31] hi, i want to get the natvie window from a qwidget, is that possible? how can i do it? [08:34] i see [08:35] ogra_, ill test it out a little later :) gotta run to work :( , thanks [08:35] dragonkeeper, let me know if it works :) === marcusto_ is now known as marcustomlinson [08:41] oSoMoN: Did I ever mention to you that there should be a way to manually inject arbitrary Javascript into an arbitrary page and execute it in the Ubuntu browser? [08:41] Because there should. [08:42] nhaines, https://bugs.launchpad.net/oxide/+bug/1379857 [08:42] Ubuntu bug 1379857 in Oxide "API to evaluate javascript in Oxide" [Undecided,New] [08:44] oSoMoN: Sounds like a good start. I'm thinking of "bookmarklet" support specifically. I'll +1 that bug. [08:45] nhaines, it is definitely possible if you use a webview in an app :) [08:45] nhaines, then that would be https://bugs.launchpad.net/webbrowser-app/+bug/1407746 [08:45] Ubuntu bug 1407746 in webbrowser-app "No way to use a bookmarklet (bookmarked javascript: link)" [Medium,Confirmed] [08:45] oSoMoN: <3 [08:46] Oh, of course aq got to it first. [08:47] that is how i created https://plus.google.com/+OliverGrawert/posts/eK5X7voSxRr [08:48] ogra_: I really like that webapp too. :) [08:48] thanks ... will soon go to the store [08:48] (i'm trying to re-work mzanetti's imgur uploader for G+ video and photo uploads first though) [08:49] \o/ [08:49] ogra_, lemme know if you need help [08:49] yeah, i dont think your side is the difficult part here :) [08:49] heh [08:49] just needs authentication integration ... [08:50] the prob is that photos, video and G+ use 3 different apis [08:51] hi, i want to get natvie window handle from a qwidget, is that possible? how can i do it? [08:52] jun, perhaps try #ubuntu-app-devel [08:52] there might be more Qt people than here [08:52] ths [09:09] Good morning all; happy Fun Day! :-D [09:12] you mean it is fun that the internet is unusable for 24h ? [09:12] :) [09:16] afternoon [09:22] Hey has any one had prob where music just stops playing reboot did not fix it [09:26] Hello any one here [09:26] Raslin, did you play any game ? [09:27] there is a bug where game audio mutes the system ... start the game again and unmute ... [09:27] (fix is in the next OTA) [09:29] aloha [09:29] welcome to the madhouse czajkowski [09:29] whee !!! [09:30] pete-woods, hi, did you see https://github.com/martinpitt/python-dbusmock/pull/6 ? [09:32] jgdx: looks good at a high level [09:32] will check it doesn't break my tests :) [09:34] I saw an article recenlty on installing whatsapp, anyone confirm it works? [09:35] pete-woods, good, do not fear questioning some of the decisions made there. [09:36] pete-woods, great. Thanks you for testing. [09:42] jasonmd, you saw an article ? where ? [09:43] http://www.whatsappfor.org/software/whatsapp-ubuntu-phone-touch/ [09:45] hi people [09:45] how are you? [09:45] all good, almost home time... :) [09:46] :) [09:46] How are you, Ponchale? [09:46] popey, updated seshat published which should make it a bit easier to exit books and scroll the library [09:47] I want to make a distribution of different mobile ubuntu today where I can find the source code with their instructions to compile and install to devices that I like the Nexus 4 7 to 10 [09:47] jasonmd, i highly doubt it will work, but try it if you feel like and let us know :) [09:48] Yea I was dubious [09:48] jasonmd, whatsapp regulary wipes open clients from github with trademark notices ... even if it would work it wouldnt persist for long i guess [09:49] oSoMoN, o/ Do you have 5 minutes? I've an idea to implement a workaround for the new tab refactoring branch [09:49] Music muted start stop the gane did not work even thought it did turn on the sounds in the game. when I went to the player it was still muted [09:49] Yeah I've also seen that they do that [09:49] Ponchale, https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/start/ubuntu-for-devices/porting-new-device/ [09:50] aquarius: I don't seem to be able to scroll the library at all in the new version (0.4), looks like it hides the scrollbar and swiping doesn't do anything [09:50] Ponchale, you want to fork Ubuntu touch? [09:50] Ponchale, the rootfs is just built from deb packages from the ubuntu archive ... there is no "build world from source" way [09:50] Elleo, you may need to swipe down on the right hand side; it seems to not detect the scroll gesture when it's actually on a book [09:51] Ponchale, not much different from the desktop isos [09:51] aquarius: ooh, /me updates [09:51] :O [09:51] es decir [09:51] sorry [09:51] Elleo, they do a whole bunch of weird touch handling :( [09:51] aquarius: doesn't seem to pick it up anywhere [09:51] ie there is no way to make adaptations to the source code? [09:51] aquarius: yeah, I remember; for erudite I just added a couple of big up/down buttons to the bottom of the library that paged through stuff [09:52] if the code is free because no change could not understand [09:52] Ponchale, the source is there, you can grab it and modify it indeed [09:52] Elleo, heh. I could do that but I am severely loath to add html to their layout since if they change anything it'll totally screw up. But that's not a bad idea [09:52] but? ogra [09:53] no but [09:53] ogra_ but? [09:53] Elleo, which device are you on? scrolling works (given that you have to do it in a certain place) on my aquaris and in the emulator; are you n4? [09:53] aquarius: yeah, understandable; I don't think changes happen much though [09:53] aquarius: aquaris [09:54] aquarius: I'm on devel-proposed rather than RTM though [09:54] so possible that the new oxide version makes a difference [09:54] Ponchale, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/vivid-preinstalled-touch-armhf.manifest ... that is the list of packages in the rootfs ... you can just apt-get source for any of them ... [09:54] ogra_ [09:54] ogra_: just some context, the guy probably uses google translate, so if there's anyone who speaks spanish in here it's better if they have a private conversation in spanish [09:54] it will be much faster [09:55] and hello Ponchale [09:58] I am the founder of EasyLabs a developer of software Colombia and we have been in contact with Ubuntu in January to ever be allies responded, we want to make a fork of mobile Ubuntu because it is very good, secretly we have our apps store any profits very good that we MeeGo since we were using Mer but saw that ubuntu was better and bring those characteristics here and because we wanted to access the code and later tutorials to [09:58] ogra_ I am the founder of EasyLabs a developer of software Colombia and we have been in contact with Ubuntu in January to ever be allies responded, we want to make a fork of mobile Ubuntu because it is very good, secretly we have our apps store any profits very good that we MeeGo since we were using Mer but saw that ubuntu was better and bring those characteristics here and because we wanted to access the code and later tutoria [09:58] Ponchale, you cut off after "and later tutorials to ..." [10:00] ogra_ the code and later tutorials to compile etc etc [10:02] Ponchale, so as i said, the code is in deb packages in the ubuntu archive, if you want to fork you will likely want a setup to build your own rootfs and an archive with your modified packages plus a system-image server to deploy your changed rootfs to devices [10:03] We can do something ogra_ [10:03] (this is not trivial and parts of the above are not well documented yet) [10:04] There are guides on how to do that you mention me ogra_? because as we are familiar with MER but not with mobile Ubuntu [10:04] thostr_, hi, anything in particular I should test in i-network? [10:05] Ponchale, no, there are not many guides, that is what i mean :) [10:05] jgdx: well, just use it as normal. there is one thing however we noticed: that is when switching wifi on/off the APs appear sometimes below the settings item instead in the wifi section [10:07] Ponchale, for starting your work you can simply install on a nexus device, make the system writable and replace the installed packages with your own ... to produce proper images you will need more though [10:07] Might ogra_ guide us and help [10:09] Elleo, try upgrading again; 0.5 now has scroll-the-library buttons :) [10:09] Wel now I feel left out that I missed a version. :) [10:10] * aquarius laughs [10:10] thostr_, okay, I'll look out for it. [10:11] aquarius: great, that works nicely, thanks :) [10:15] thostr_, I see some failed urfkill calls, but I don't think that was introduced by this silo [10:15] aquarius: seems great! [10:15] how does one deal with urfkill inprogress exceptions [10:16] jgdx: yes, this silo fixes some things but is mostly bug compatible to old version [10:16] jgdx: we didn't want to change too many things at once [10:16] "bug compatible" +1 [10:17] thostr_, roger [10:17] jgdx: with the changes we did we are now able to fix quite some bugs properly (before that was more like hacks on top of hacks) [10:19] thostr_, with tests no less [10:19] thostr_, where'd pete-woods go, btw? [10:20] jgdx: he just moved house and still fighting with his internet [10:20] ack [10:32] seb128, hi, you know anything about http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10717520/ ? [10:33] seb128, building uss [10:33] jgdx, hey, no, is that on vivid? [10:33] jgdx, did you run out of disk space? [10:33] seb128, yes [10:34] seb128, 8 gigorbaits left [10:34] let me nuke the build folder [10:36] jgdx, let me try a build here [10:44] seb128, false alarm I think. Got a successful build now [10:44] jgdx, great === ahoneybun_ is now known as ahoneybun === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:52] seb128, we'll be getting some wifi test failures in uss. I'll propose a branch to fix it. [11:58] seb128, https://code.launchpad.net/~jonas-drange/ubuntu-system-settings/pin-dbusmock/+merge/254898 === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [12:14] jgdx, what changed that makes the tests start failing? [12:15] seb128, dbusmock v0.14 [12:15] I thought it was pinned at 0.10. [12:15] jgdx, did they fix bugs or did they added bugs? [12:15] seb128, fixed bugs [12:15] k, fair enough [12:15] seb128, I have a branch that uses the newer dbusmock (0.14) with tests passing. [12:16] jgdx, https://code.launchpad.net/~jonas-drange/ubuntu-system-settings/pin-dbusmock/+merge/254898 has no code change, what is it fixing? [12:17] jgdx, shouldn't we just have your fixes and a > 0.13 together? [12:17] seb128, the fixes branch is still wip. [12:17] this blocks landings [12:17] not sure to follow [12:18] pinning dbusmock to 0.13 makes the tests pass again [12:18] how does that work? [12:18] if 0.13 is not in the archive anymore it's just going to fail to build === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:22] okay [12:24] hi! is ubuntu touch the only operating system in that aquarius device or is it just running on the top of the android? [12:30] enkxa, it is the only OS but starts a small container for the binary drivers that come from android [12:31] (else you wouldnt be able to make calls etc, there are no open drivers for phones) === zhxt_ is now known as zhxt_home [12:43] ok, thanks. what about those drivers come from android, are they open source? [12:43] there are no open drivers for phones [12:43] as i said above [12:44] modem, graphics, sensors, GPS ... they all use closed source binary drivers [12:44] sucks but probably have that phone anyway [12:45] well, it isnt much different on any other "opensource" phones [12:46] neither jolla nor firefoxOS have other drivers than ubuntu ... we all need to use the binary drivers one way or the other [12:48] another question: can i get root in the device just typing sudo su [12:48] yes [12:49] yes, but you really shouldnt ... just use sudo as you know it from the desktop ... [12:49] thats easy compared to android devices === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [12:49] ubuntu on phones isnt different in that regard ;) [12:50] i've done that all the time with my ubuntus for now over six years [12:51] actually i set always root password. i used debian and freebsd before ubuntu derivatives [12:52] well, that wont work on ubuntu phone [12:52] the passwd database is readonly [12:52] but you can just use sudo ... or sudo -s [12:52] so i can't change passwords for any users? [12:53] user passwords are in a separate db in the writable part of the system [12:53] you can indeed change your password for the user ;) [12:54] (you can also make the system writable, but that will break over time and is more a feature for people developing the underlying system than a user feature) [12:59] is that phone working well? i'll consider that a replacement for my android device which is confiscated by cops but that's another story [12:59] works well for me ... [12:59] next question: support for full device encryption? [12:59] but i guess it depends what your expectations are ... [12:59] finnish cops can't get encrypted android device open [12:59] not yet, no, encryption is on the roadmap but not there yet [13:00] all in all, this is the firet iteration of a brandnew ubuntu OS that was desined from scratch ... it is as featureful as the first IOS and the first android were :) [13:01] s/firet/first/ [13:04] seb128, real real fix https://code.launchpad.net/~jonas-drange/ubuntu-system-settings/fix-networkmanager-tests/+merge/254903 [13:06] There should be cm based source too i think, many devices has only cm so it would be easier to port === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:13] now i'm gonna leave, thanx for info & advice [13:16] jgdx, thanks [13:32] * popey notes his nexus 7 takes a very long time to boot with over 1000 clicks installed. [13:33] no one had the same problem #1438191 strange :( [13:36] bug 1438191 [13:36] bug 1438191 in qtubuntu-camera (Ubuntu) "no date source available" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1438191 [13:37] well you filed it in the wrong place, so not surprised nobody saw it. [13:37] mandel, hey, could you look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-push/+bug/1398067 ? it's probably a 1 liner python and is the most report vivid issue on e.u.c spamming our users/infra reporting the issue [13:37] Ubuntu bug 1398067 in ubuntu-push (Ubuntu) "/usr/lib/ubuntu-push-client/click-hook:FileNotFoundError:/usr/lib/ubuntu-push-client/click-hook@119:main:collect_helpers" [High,New] [13:37] arghrrr [13:38] i can change place popey ? [13:38] Se7: i re-assignde it [13:38] thank you [13:38] np [13:42] mardy: can you fix the needsfixing on https://code.launchpad.net/~mardy/ubuntuone-credentials/lp1376445-migration-vivid/+merge/252292 please? [13:44] seb128, ubuntu push? I mean, I can write python, but it is not my area [13:44] mandel, sorry, why is maintaining ubuntu-push? ;-) [13:45] mandel, for some reason I though that was you [13:45] seb128, no problem, I think we can talk with Chipaca he probably knows the maintainer [13:45] seb128, no problem haha I also think I maintain too many things ;) [13:45] seb128: i think you want ralsina for push client [13:46] dobey, thanks [13:46] seb128: could be me, could be chipaca, depending on the bit [13:46] ralsina, see ^ [13:46] ralsina, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-push/+bug/1398067 ? it's probably a 1 liner python and is the most report vivid issue on e.u.c spamming our users/infra reporting the issue [13:46] Ubuntu bug 1398067 in ubuntu-push (Ubuntu) "/usr/lib/ubuntu-push-client/click-hook:FileNotFoundError:/usr/lib/ubuntu-push-client/click-hook@119:main:collect_helpers" [High,New] [13:46] looking... [13:47] ralsina, not sure if we should create the dir or os.path.exist and return [13:47] that's actually a bug on click [13:47] how so? [13:47] your hook iterate over a non existing dir [13:47] ah, wait [13:47] I didn't know we provided the hook [13:47] I'll look at it [13:47] ralsina, it's in lp:ubuntu-push/scripts [13:48] yep [13:48] ralsina, I could provide a mp if that helps but I'm unsure if you want to create the dir, or print an error or just return, probably easier if one of the maintainer just do what they think is best === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk [13:49] seb128: yes, don't worry, it's a oneliner, I'll have it landed todayish [13:49] ralsina, thanks! [13:49] pass if not os.path.exists(path) [13:49] whee === salem_ is now known as _salem === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem [14:02] hi [14:02] seb128: in some /most cases, that bug seems to be triggered by users insstalling push-client on desktops... any idea why they would do such a thing? [14:04] Hello! I know the first step for bringing Ubuntu Touch to Tablet is to build the kernel. [14:04] Prestigio PMP5570C has RK3066 processor. I've found the kernel for the same processor, but not for the same device. [14:04] Could that code be used to build kernel for my device? [14:05] rsalveti, convergence [14:05] it's unitu8 desktop next [14:05] * rsalveti looks [14:05] lol [14:07] Aleksa, you need more then the kernel, you need a complete android AOSP tree [14:07] (well, you need small parts of it, but i doubt you would find just the bits and pieces without a full AOSP tree) [14:09] AOSP stands for Android Open Source Project. What's AOSP tree? [14:09] the code tree with the source code [14:10] see the porting guide from the channel topic [14:12] ogra, porting link ( http://bit.ly/18kIrhM ) directs me to some google spreadsheat [14:12] thats not the link next to "Porting guide" [14:15] abeato: ping [14:15] sturmflut-work, pong [14:17] abeato: I have a Nexus 4 running 14.10 r17, and it doesn't use/detect an APN for one of my german SIM cards [14:18] dobey: ah, forgot to reply [14:18] sturmflut-work, I see... does it work after setting the configuration with the APN editor? [14:18] dobey: so, the script in the RTM does some unnecessary stuff [14:19] ogra_: what channel should I use for rtm on flo? [14:19] if you want I can sync them, but the one from the vivid MP is better [14:19] everything I try which is listed in --list-channels says its not on hte server [14:19] mardy: dbarth added that as he found some issues when that wasn't done [14:19] popey, i dont think we build rtm on tablets ... [14:19] * ogra_ checks [14:19] oh [14:19] dobey: it was some error in his device, the script was not even executed actually :-) [14:19] popey, ah, we do ... [14:20] whats the channel name? [14:20] ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed [14:20] ah [14:20] for utopic? [14:20] abeato: Jep, if I set the APN manually it works. [14:20] I don't want vivid [14:20] Channel ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed not found on server https://system-image.ubuntu.com [14:20] http://system-image.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm ... weird [14:21] sturmflut-work, ok, it would be great if you could help us gather some data so we include your operator in the DB [14:21] do you mean --channel=ubuntu-touch/devel-proposed ? [14:21] abeato: sure, can you tell me how? === _salem is now known as salem_ [14:21] that works [14:22] thats vivid [14:22] oh [14:22] try: ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed [14:22] mardy: what error exactly? i'm confused how an error could create duplicate db entries for a script not being run, which creates those entries [14:22] looks like http://system-image.ubuntu.com/channels.json defines it like that [14:23] how odd [14:23] does it work ? [14:23]