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jderoseis it expected that when doing a vivid encrypted home folder install (ecryptfs), grub should prompt you for a passphrase at boot?03:03
jderoseis this a regression, or have things just changed in terms of how the encrypted swap partition gets unlocked?03:03
cyphermoxjderose: no, I don't think you should get prompted on boot for anything when it's for an encrypted home folder.03:10
cyphermoxespecially since that would break having multiple users with encrypted home folders, unless they shared a password for swap :P03:11
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jderosecyphermox: gotcha, thanks... looking into it now. this was from a System76 "golden imaged" installed under qemu in oem-mode... so seeing if it's an issue on normal installs03:12
cyphermoxI may be wrong though -- if it's not working you might want to make sure your image is up to date I guess?03:12
jderosealso noticed there were a number of packages marked as auto-removable after this too, so that might be related03:12
jderosecyphermox: i could see entering the passphrase (potentially) making sense when resuming from suspend, but you're right that it really doesn't make sense when cold-booting a potentially multi-user system03:16
cyphermoxeven if you resume, you have no guarantee the same user is trying to resume, again on a multi-user system03:18
jderoseyeah, true03:18
cyphermoxnot that I expect multi-user to be such a common use case, but still :)03:18
jderosehmm, didn't happen on a normal user install. might be related to my work-around for oem-config-gtk and friends not being installed after doing an oem-mode install03:19
jderoseseems like when i `sudo apt-get install ubiquity-frontend-gtk oem-config-gtk` to work around them being missing after doing an oem install from the latest daily iso, i might need to use --no-install-recommends... without it, some suspect looking packages are being drug in03:33
tyhicksjderose: hey - just passing through but, no, there's nothing in Ubuntu proper that would cause you to be prompted at boot for an ecryptfs encrypted home directory03:36
jderoseyup, --no-install-recommends seems to solve it. likely there is an underlying bug here, but probably something that will (for most users, even oem install) resolve itself after the next iso build03:36
jderosetyhicks: gotcha, thanks!03:37
* jderose now tries a normal user bare-metal install...03:40
jderosenormal user install seems fine... no passphrase prompt from grub, no autoremove-able packages after the install completes03:49
tyhicksgood to hear03:57
* tyhicks steps away03:58
flexiondotorgIs world currently being rebuilt?06:52
elfydoesn't appear to be so06:52
elfywe did a rebuild a few ago it seems06:53
elfystill got issues - though hardware does boot and shutdown properly06:53
flexiondotorgflexiondotorg, OK, I'm going to kick a rebuild of Ubuntu MATE then.06:53
elfyvbox fails miserably06:53
flexiondotorgelfy, What issues are most pressing for you?06:53
elfykvm works as you boot the try from the first menu and not the fancy dialogue06:54
flexiondotorgelfy, I'm aware of VBox falling in a heap on restart. I did some testing to pitti regarding that.06:54
flexiondotorgelfy, That issue about trying a live session from the Ubiquity DM is still there?06:54
flexiondotorgThat is why I was going to rebuild, I thought that was fixed.06:55
elfykvm 32 bit works from the fancy dialogue, 64 bit in kvm from there fails to start desktop06:56
flexiondotorgelfy, OK. Thanks.06:56
elfyI'm not sure if the various fixes infinity was waiting for actually landed or not06:56
* flexiondotorg is conflicted. Not sure if a rebuild is wise.06:56
elfywell - it might be useful if you want to see if you get different fail points I suppose06:57
flexiondotorgelfy, Just got to that place with my thinking.06:57
* flexiondotorg is rebuilding.06:57
flexiondotorgelfy, The powerpc testers has found bugs with partitioning in Ubiquity. Can you do some partitioning tests on x86 to see if this is a general issue?06:59
elfynot now - my little window of checking stuff before work is almost closed - sorry06:59
flexiondotorgelfy, OK. I'll try and do it later too :)07:00
elfyflexiondotorg: actually - any sort of partitioning in live or a particular sort?07:02
flexiondotorghttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/144679207:02
ubot93Launchpad bug 1446792 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "ubiquity installer crashes during partition" [Undecided,New]07:02
elfyflexiondotorg: looks ok - it's installing after resizing and creating new partition now07:13
elfywell I guess pitti et all will carry on trying to fix this all07:22
pittiI pretty much gave up on vbox07:24
elfymmm07:24
pittiif you shut down X, the X driver leaves teh graphics cards in a broken state07:25
elfywell I get fails in kvm too07:25
pittiI only see these vertical stripes garbage, and that's it07:25
elfyoh I don't get that - just some text sitting there :)07:25
pittithat doesn't look like something we can fix today (and not me personally, I have no clue about X drivers)07:25
pittielfy: even with latest casper?07:26
elfyI am at least positive about hardware - that works :)07:26
pittiyep, we are testing real hardware and qemu here with every change07:26
elfypitti: no idea what casper it is - was expecting a global rebuild overnight - didn't appear to be one, we did a xubuntu one seemingly07:27
infinityelfy: Yeah, global rebuild didn't happen because things ended up trapped in -proposed, and I'm waiting on a last PAM fix.07:27
elfypitti: well running xubuntu in kvm I get various results07:27
elfyinfinity: ack07:27
infinitypitti: Any ideas about the ubuntu-system-settings-online-accounts autopkgtest failure?07:27
pittiinfinity: not yet; I started a local run, I'll look at it first thing after breakfast07:28
pittiinfinity: it seems odd that it started failing on /sbin/initctl yesterday; perhaps a fallback path when the primary code path stopped working07:28
elfywell - real life calls me off to work now - I'll catch up on the fun later07:29
flexiondotorgpitti, I know you've decide to give fixing VirtualBox restarts a pass for 15.04. But what component is the bug actually in? Ubiquity, Casper, etc?09:43
flexiondotorgpitti, I've had a bugs raised against Ubuntu MATE and I want to file it correctly.09:43
pittiflexiondotorg: not sure, virtualbox-guest-x11 perhaps? but I figure we don't have that installed by default, I figure it falls back to some generic -vesa driver or whatever09:48
flexiondotorgpitti, virtualbox-gues-x11 is not installed by default but the dkms moule is part of the kernel package now.09:49
flexiondotorgpitti, This is the squashfs error I am refering too.09:49
pittiflexiondotorg: for that I'd start with casper for now (we don't know the real reason yet, but it's a good place to start)09:51
flexiondotorgpitti, Thanks.09:51
Odd_BlokeI see that the new pam has hit vivid-proposed; when will it migrate?10:02
Odd_Blokeinfinity: ^ ?10:14
infinityOdd_Bloke: Ideally soon.10:14
rbasakLooks like the openssh dep8 test failed due to an unrelated timeout.10:48
rbasakAh, and already rerun and passed this time. Thanks.10:49
rbasakOdd_Bloke: FYI, pam is in the release pocket now.10:56
Odd_Blokerbasak: Great, thanks!10:57
Odd_BlokeNow we play the waiting (for mirrors) game.10:58
rbasakYour image builds depend on mirrors?11:11
Odd_BlokeWe build the base image on the buildds, but then the rest happens on jerff which will hit the mirrors.11:15
rbasakOh. Waiting for mirrors for images to mirror, rather than for the new pam to mirror. I understand now.11:16
infinityRebuilding the world now.  Hopefully these are final.11:58
elfyinfinity: I popped in from work at just exactly the right time to see what was happening it seems :)11:59
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: ^-- This is the vbox upload that you should be able to merge entirely into Debian.12:42
Riddellwhat's new in these images?12:43
infinityRiddell: Depends on when your last one was.  Diffing your manifests would help.12:43
infinityRiddell: At the very least, there's a PAM fix, but might also be ubiquity and other bits.12:44
* Riddell plays the pam pam tune on spotify12:44
flexiondotorginfinity, Does the new virtualbox package fix this? -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-drivers-common/+bug/143457913:19
ubot93Launchpad bug 1434579 in virtualbox (Ubuntu) "Unable to install VirtualBox Guest Service in 15.04" [High,Confirmed]13:19
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infinityflexiondotorg: Yes.13:38
flexiondotorgExcellent. Will test.13:39
infinityflexiondotorg: There will still be one "useless" item listed, but it will now let you install the x11 driver, which makes it all work.13:39
flexiondotorginfinity, Great. Many thanks.13:39
LocutusOfBorg1infinity, <314:12
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: If you pull that into sid, we'll just sync it back to w-series and kill the ubuntu fork.14:13
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: Should be Debian-friendly, I didn't do anything that would break non-Ubuntu.14:13
LocutusOfBorg1you removed .gitattributes... weir14:14
LocutusOfBorg1d14:14
LocutusOfBorg1should I really drop it?14:14
LocutusOfBorg1-changelog merge=dpkg-mergechangelogs14:15
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: Oh, that's because I build with "dpkg-buildpackage -i -I", which excludes VCS files.14:15
LocutusOfBorg1ack14:15
LocutusOfBorg1http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-virtualbox/virtualbox.git/commit/?id=87db86590cc380594238c9b6746fb0bc278ec24414:18
LocutusOfBorg1I gave you credits, I hope it is all ok14:19
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: Looks good, though you didn't need to apply the gitattributes removal.  Not that it matters to keep it either, I imagine.14:20
LocutusOfBorg1http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-virtualbox/virtualbox.git/commit/?id=28524c4dabd28a27c947eb0bde322272b472946214:20
LocutusOfBorg1Already rebased and pushed :)14:20
LocutusOfBorg1I noticed it while posting here14:20
* LocutusOfBorg1 wonders if somebody will make him stop using push -f14:20
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: Shiny.14:21
LocutusOfBorg1infinity, do you plan to do the same for debian?14:25
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: Which?  Include the drivers in the kernel?  Probably not.  But my changes are harmless in that case.14:29
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: The package layout is designed to prefer kernel-provided drivers if they're installed, and dkms if not, so it'll all Just Work.14:29
LocutusOfBorg1yep I know, but having the module provided by the kernel for debian too will avoid many bug reports about problems in building14:35
LocutusOfBorg1when different kernels are used14:35
infinityLocutusOfBorg1: Yeah, would be a conversation to have with the Debian kernel team, but I think they prefer to stick closer to vanilla upstream.15:02
LocutusOfBorg1so next question, what about asking vbox people to upstream their module?15:03
wxlbacklog suggests there's vm probs again?15:20
flexiondotorginfinity, Do you anticipate that the rebuilds that ran earlier are the last spins before final?15:21
infinityflexiondotorg: That's the hope.15:22
jderosewhen using an encrypted home directory, is anyone getting prompted by a grub- esque dialog to unlock the cryptoswap prior to lightdm coming up?15:25
flexiondotorginfinity, Great. Looking good for Ubuntu MATE so far :)15:26
flexiondotorgjderose, I haven't got to the test case yet.15:27
flexiondotorgjderose, Will feedback to you when I do.15:27
jderoseflexiondotorg: cool, thanks. it might be related to doing an oem insall, still trying to narrow it down.15:29
flexiondotorgjderose, So oem install with encrpyted home is the test case?15:31
jderosenot using encrypted home directory during oem-mode install itself, but i'm setting it up during the frist-user-run-config15:32
flexiondotorgjderose, Understood.15:33
Odd_BlokeIs that unapproved isc-dhcp anything to worry about?15:47
infinityOdd_Bloke: It'll be an SRU.15:50
rbasak   * debian/patches/dhcp-getifaddrs.patch: use getifaddrs15:50
rbasak     for getting nic addresses rather than /proc/net (LP: #1446767)15:50
ubot93Launchpad bug 1446767 in isc-dhcp (Ubuntu W-series) "dhclient can fail if other nics are renamed" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/144676715:50
rbasakOdd_Bloke: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/vivid/+queue?queue_state=1 to see unapproved stuff if you don't know about that already.15:51
Odd_Blokerbasak: Aha, thanks!15:54
Odd_Blokeinfinity: \o/15:54
flexiondotorgjderose, I've tested on i386 and amd64. I can't reproduce.15:58
jderoseflexiondotorg: i haven't been able to reproduce it doing a normal, manual install, so i think it's related to my image mastering tools15:59
flexiondotorgjderose, What flavour BTW?16:22
jderoseflexiondotorg: ubuntu desktop16:23
flexiondotorgjderose, OK.16:23
jderoseflexiondotorg: you're testing mate, correct?16:24
flexiondotorgjderose, I am. But I just did some testing with stock Ubunut. Will try your test case on stock Ubuntu now.16:24
jderoseso far i've only been able to reproduce imaging from our imaging server. there are a number of things i do slightly differently than ubiquity, so it might be one of those differences. like we do gpt partitioning even when the drive is < 2TB16:26
flexiondotorgjderose, imaging server?16:30
jderoseyeah, the imaging system that System76 uses. which i also wrote... so probably my goof :P16:31
flexiondotorgjderose, Ah, so you work for System76?16:34
jderoseyup :)16:34
flexiondotorgjderose, Nice :)16:34
flexiondotorgjderose, Testsed stock Ubuntu. oem install, first boot encrypted home. All good.16:35
jderoseflexiondotorg: yeah, i had the same results.16:37
wxlpitti: is there still another ubiquity fix coming? folks still complaining about bug 144558716:43
ubot93bug 1445587 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Vivid) "Installer hangs after clicking "Restart Now"" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/144558716:43
jderoseah ha, seems like it's related to gpt partitioning. the only thing i changed was to make the imager use mbr partitioning, an now there are no problems16:44
jderosepitti: are you aware of any issues with systemd + encrypted home directory + gpt partitioning? i see a message in syslog from systemd about the cryptoswap failing because of dependencies16:45
elfywxl: and are you completely sure they have latest image, there are still issues with vbox afaik also16:45
wxlelfy: well they say 20150422.1, so… but yeah, it is vbox16:46
elfyright - from what I've read in logs etc - vbox issue is an issue and will be tomorrow too16:47
elfybut I'm just me obviously16:47
pittiwxl: not right now; on hardware and qemu it seems working fairly well now16:47
wxlpitti: elfy: well, the guy did reference vbox, so16:48
elfypitti: hardware works for me on both arch's, qemu seems ok, vb hard reboot still16:48
infinitywxl: Yeah, it's still broken in virtualbox, and we're not going to be fixing that for release.16:48
tewardinfinity: is a fix scheduled at some point?16:49
wxlinfinity: i'll request a new bug be filed16:49
wxlteward: did you test recently with vmware? it would be nice to know if it's an issue16:50
infinityteward: That would imply we know why vbox is sad.16:50
tewardwxl: not recently, i need an image, hence my asking in -quality if there's been a 'final image' available for download16:50
teward(my prior VM exploded itself)16:50
wxlteward: well we've had about a billion rebuilds, so based on history we may never have a final :) just go grab it!16:50
tewardheh16:51
pittijderose: not aware of that, no16:51
tewardwxl: which image, beta 2?16:51
tewardor current daily16:51
wxlteward: vivid final. dailies are building currently.16:51
pittijderose: hang on -- that's ecryptfs, right?16:51
wxlteward: and desktop! not alternate. i've got another issue with it i'm trying to track down at this time.16:51
jderosepitti: i'm still digging into this, but as far as i can tell, it only happens when using gpt partitioning... with mbr partitioning, it works fine16:51
pittijderose: might that still be bug 953875?16:51
ubot93bug 953875 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Vivid) "Encrypted swap no longer mounted at bootup" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95387516:52
pittijderose: ok, something else then16:52
infinitywxl: Nothing is building currently...16:52
wxlinfinity: well, that's what i meant.16:52
pittijderose: I have a hunch what's wrong -- maybe the gpt generator saw the underlying incomplete swap partition and tried to activate it16:52
tewardwxl: i'd need a link then for the final image, i don't have a link and i don't see one in standard locations.16:52
pittijderose: but journalctl appreciated16:52
wxlteward: zsync i'm assuming?16:53
infinityteward: Which flavour?16:53
tewardwxl: yes.16:53
tewardinfinity: Lubuntu16:53
tewardalthough I need a zsync for Ubuntu Server as well16:53
wxlteward: amd64?16:53
infinityhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/daily-live/20150422/16:53
tewardinfinity: thanks16:53
infinityhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/daily/20150422/16:53
infinityie: where you'd expect.16:53
wxlyeah what he said16:53
wxluntil we schedule another rebuild16:53
wxl:)(16:53
tewardinfinity: i didn't see the date folder when i went through16:54
tewardi blame browser cache16:54
jderosepitti: i looked at /etc/fstab, /etc/crypttab, and they seem correct. happen to have instructions somewhere on how best to get you what you need with journalctl?16:54
pittijderose: do you actually have the intended cryptswap1 partition?16:54
jderoseyup16:55
pittijderose: just its output up to the point when it hangs would be useful16:55
pittijderose: ok, so the original bug got fixed I guess16:55
infinitywxl: I have no intention of rebuilding anything, but if you need to break just lubuntu, that's your call.16:55
jderoseas far as i can tell, yes, but i don't know all the details of that bug16:55
wxlinfinity: i was kidding, dear :)16:55
infinitywxl: We're at the point where any bugs found should just be SRUs and mentioned in release notes if they're annoying enough.16:55
tewardwxl: as soon as zsync pulls the image down i'll let you know and then go beat it with a stick :)16:55
jderosepitti: oh, also, in case you didn't read back... this issue is that with gpt partitioning i get prompted by a grub-esque/debconf-esque dialog to enter my passphrase to unlock the cryptoswap, prior to lightdm coming up16:57
pittijderose: hm, that seems unusual; would you mind filing a bug with the defails how you installed, the logs, etc?16:58
jderoseso cryptoswap is working correctly, minus the unlock prompt that (afaik) should never be there16:58
pittineed to disappear soon today, I'm afraid16:59
pittijderose: yeah, I suppose that16:59
jderoseyup, will do that shortly16:59
pitti's a /dev/urandom device16:59
pittiergo no password16:59
pittijderose: please attach fstab, crypttab, and output of sudo blkid16:59
jderosek, will do after i isolate the steps to reproduce it a bit better17:00
tewardwxl: do you have the bug for the virtualbox issue you now want me to test on a VMware environment?  In addition to the shutdown/restart of live bug that was just pinged to me in -quality17:00
teward(I already have the shutdown/restart bug on screen)17:00
wxlteward: that's the one actually17:00
tewardheh17:00
tewardwxl: specificity is golden, by the way :p17:01
tewardi'll check this as soon as zsync is done17:01
* wxl moves over to -quality17:01
jamespagewhy is oslo.db seeded in desktop and kubuntu?17:01
* jamespage scratches his head17:01
jamespagewell it needs fixing17:02
infinityjamespage: It's not on images.17:02
jamespageinfinity, good-oh17:02
infinityjamespage: Just in supported, I assume due to build-deps or something.17:02
jamespagerighty17:02
slangasekinfinity: is it safe for me to do a sync-mirrors right now? (snappy pre-publications)17:23
slangasekinfinity, cjwatson: does regeneration of Task fields still require a non-null publication in the release pocket?17:45
cjwatsonslangasek: yes, though it can be something trivial like a section override17:46
cjwatsonslangasek: I did some work recently which would make that easier to fix, but not complete yet17:47
Riddellmeh my kubuntu.org announce leaked onto the rss feed again, sorry :(17:47
slangasekcjwatson: well I happen to have a package that I needed to let out of the unapproved queue, so this will do the trick17:51
slangasekshould autopkgtest be unblocked for release?18:02
slangasekI guess it's a safe bet that libreoffice shouldn't ;P18:02
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jderosepitti: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/144728218:18
ubot93Launchpad bug 1447282 in systemd (Ubuntu) "Prompted for cryptoswap passphrase when using GPT partitioning + encrypted home directory (ecrptfs)" [Undecided,New]18:18
jderosefyi, booting with init=/sbin/upstart seems to reliably work-around the problem18:18
kenvandineplease reject ubuntu-system-settings, that should have gone to the overlay ppa20:16
cyphermoxkenvandine: too late for that I think20:17
Ukikiedput without dest?20:17
cyphermoxwell, it's in proposed anyway20:17
kenvandineright20:17
kenvandineUkikie, no, silo wasn't configured for the overlay ppa20:17
cjwatsonit can be removed from -proposed20:17
* kenvandine is glad we have proposed :)20:18
cjwatsoncan even be copied into the overlay ppa if you want20:18
cjwatson(and if robru is happy with me doing that)20:18
kenvandinecjwatson, i can fix it myself :)20:18
kenvandinethx though20:18
robrucjwatson: kenvandine oh just copying it to the overlay is the easiest thing...20:18
cjwatsonwell, doing it via citrain entails rebuild+reupload20:18
cjwatsoncopying way more efficient20:18
kenvandineok, please copy it :)20:18
robrucjwatson: no need to rebuild, but it is a hassle to change the silo destination and republish20:19
cjwatsonah right20:19
cjwatsonanyway, I'll copy+delete20:19
robrucjwatson: yeah if you can copy it that's easiest, thanks a bunch!20:19
kenvandinecjwatson, thanks!20:19
kenvandinerobru, i'll be sure to check that column from now on :)20:19
robrukenvandine: thanks20:20
kenvandinei'll go ahead an run the merge job20:20
cjwatsoncopied and deleted20:20
kenvandinethanks!20:20
slangasekrobru: so how did ubuntu-system-settings end up in vivid-proposed instead of the overlay ppa?  Are there silos still missing a reconfigure?21:42
slangasekcjwatson: does deleting ubuntu-system-settings from vivid-proposed prevent us from re-copying it to w-proposed from the overlay ppa when w opens?  (Since we're meant to sync the lot from the overlay into w)21:42
robruslangasek: because Ken assigned, built, and published the silo himself and he didn't configure for the overlay ppa.21:43
slangasekrobru: oh.  which makes me realize, we haven't really talked through dual publications for stable-phone-overlay/vivid + w... we probably need to revisit that again21:44
cjwatsonslangasek: no21:44
cjwatsonslangasek: it's just like resurrecting a deletion using a copy-with-binaries, which we know we can do21:44
slangasekrobru: ok.  can we make the overlay ppa the default target, please?  At least so long as vivid is the default release21:44
slangasekcjwatson: ok21:44
robruslangasek: right, so we still have that dual publishing code, it's a little bit-rotty but it shouldn't be hard to resurrect21:44
slangasekrobru: I seem to recall that last time we were dual publishing, we still had some inconsistencies in how we were versioning packages etc21:45
slangaseksorry, when I say "dual publishing" I don't mean just the publishing of one silo to two targets, but the general question of making sure the changes land in both places21:46
robruslangasek: i don't think so? I remember working on the version-mangling code... It injected "~utopic" at the time so the version numbers matched but utopic was always lower21:46
slangasekrobru: anyway, it occurs to me that even if we don't want it today, after tomorrow we /do/ want all uploads to the overlay ppa to also land in w-proposed21:47
slangasekat least initially21:47
robruslangasek: the problem is the spreadsheet. I'm not sure i can make cells default to non-blank, and even if i can, it wouldn't distinguish between vivid or others.21:48
robruEg rtm would also default to overlay, which would explode21:48
slangasekrobru: we could change the meaning of an empty cell, and require an explicit 'ubuntu' target to override?21:49
robruslangasek: more spreadsheet code? :-/21:50
slangasekrobru: hmm is that where the code for this lives?  well21:50
slangasekrobru: let's not worry about it just yet then, maybe kenvandine was a one-off ;)21:50
robruslangasek: well, Jenkins defines "empty dest PPA" to mean Ubuntu archive...21:51
slangasekrobru: right, so you could change the definition on the jenkins side instead of on the spreadsheet?21:51
robruslangasek: just would get ugly quick to change it, corner cases etc.21:51
robruslangasek: Hmmmmmmm i suppose.21:51
robruslangasek: i don't think it's necessary, rsalveti already knows, so do mirv and sil and i... Now ken knows, not many other people assign silos21:52
robruslangasek: is it OK to wait and see if it happens again?21:53
slangasekrobru: sure21:54
robruslangasek: great, thanks. I can focus on spreadsheet replacement ;-)21:54
slangasekinfinity: ill-timed ping23:01
slangasekinfinity: ubuntu-core needs an upload of livecd-rootfs to fix a hook that's forcibly removing python from the images.  The only change is to an ubuntu-core-specific hook.  Can I squeeze this into the archive under the wire, or should I upload it only to the ubuntu-core image ppa?23:02
slangasekinfinity: ^^ fyi, self-accepting into -proposed but not unblocking; I'll leave that to your judgement23:13

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