=== Cimi_ is now known as cimi [04:51] GOo dmorning [04:51] oh dear [04:51] Good morning [05:46] And a goooooooo morning to you, too, pitti! [05:46] hey RAOF! [05:48] Do you have any idea what's happening in the trusty neutron autopkgtests? http://d-jenkins.ubuntu-ci:8080/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest/job/trusty-adt-neutron/lastBuild/ARCH=amd64,label=adt/console is an example of the failure; something seems to be SIGTERMing something or other? [05:49] meh, what's wrong with firefox/vpn [05:49] Oh, you're machine is also plagued by gremlins? Mine was having trouble seeing the ipv4 internet earlier. [05:50] $ host d-jenkins.ubuntu-ci [05:50] Host d-jenkins.ubuntu-ci not found: 3(NXDOMAIN) [05:50] VPN itself works fine (I'm ssh'ed to IPs in prodstack), but apparently DNS broke [05:51] https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest/job/trusty-adt-neutron/ [05:51] looking at the job history it seems fairly consistent [05:51] RAOF: no idea from the log, I suppose that needs to be reproduced locally and investigated; the test isn't very verbose [05:52] Yeah; seems like it hasn't passed since Trusty released. [05:52] Fortunately there's a neutron SRU in -unapproved, so someone is going to get the lucky door prize soon! [05:54] well, a lot of the trusty autopkgtests are busted anyway [05:54] during trusty development we had a completely different autopkgtest environment === dbarth_ is now known as dbarth === davidcalle_ is now known as davidcalle [08:06] Hellooooooooooo [08:07] hey Laney, how is uk today? [08:07] hot! [08:07] how's fr/nl/wherever you are? [08:11] I'm in .fr, driving this afternoon though [08:11] weather is still a bit cold and wet here [08:11] where is summer?! [08:12] i'm keeping it safe for you [08:12] you can come visit one evening per month [08:12] lol [08:42] qengho: Looks like this is fixed in -11 in Debian maybe [08:42] testing that now [08:43] * Laney tries to remember how to poke an extra apt repo into adt [10:25] * Laney cries [10:26] chromium still making issues? [10:26] oh dunno about that, I just retried it [10:27] was looking at libreoffice/wps/poppler [10:27] it is involving another transition "mapnik" which isn't done in debian [10:27] can't find any relevant bugs [10:37] :-/ [10:37] seems like a job for Sweet5hark1! [10:38] can we demote the mapnik stack to proposed? [10:38] * seb128 looks what is mapnik [10:39] wait, that wouldn't help [10:39] things are getting built against the new soname [10:40] no wait wait, it would [10:40] if we demote node-mapnik monav and their rdeps [10:46] qengho: hmm, still fails with -11 - can you quickly check if there's some difference which is missing please? [10:52] Laney, is mapnik&co the only thing blocking those transitions? [10:54] seb128: no, there is proj too... [10:55] if we believe https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=784160 then it should go right in [10:55] Debian bug 784160 in release.debian.org "transition: proj" [Normal,Open] [11:00] oh also mapnik has some NBS in proposed that needs cleaning up [11:00] should just be a matter of removing those packages from wily-proposed [11:01] I'm happy to run commands for you if you gave them to me ;-) [11:01] give* [11:01] but lunch first, bbiab [11:03] let me do the proj rebuilds first then see where we are [11:08] * Sweet5hark1 sneaks in. [11:08] * Sweet5hark1 googles wth mapnik is. [11:13] Laney: presumably mapnik doesnt use libwps (I hope?). poppler I can imagine though ... [11:14] Sweet5hark1: it's just that all depending packages have to be ready together [11:14] which can then drag in other transitions you see [11:14] Lab [11:14] Laney: sure. [11:14] I think I see a path out [11:18] hey everyone === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:47] * desrt yawns === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [12:17] hey desrt! [12:21] hi laney [12:21] what's happening? [12:22] waiting. [12:22] i get the keys for the new place in 2 days [12:22] ah, this feeling of being on the cusp [12:25] ya... [12:25] enough to drive one mad :) [12:26] through various strange situations the date has shifted around a lot, and now, in fact, there are three separate dates for various different things === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:38] as long as "receive furniture" is after "gain possession" [12:40] qengho: I've fixed it, please pull chromium-browser so we don't lose the fixes [12:43] Laney: it is :) [12:44] hey larsu, how are you? [12:44] larsu: travelling? [13:02] pitti: hi! I'm great thanks. How are you? [13:02] not travelling, no === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [13:24] larsu: I'm great, thanks! having fun with cloud stuff [15:49] hi Sweet5hark1, quick question: how does the Android app manage to trim the LO app to 50MB? [15:50] dpm: custom build. cutting out a bazillion things. [15:52] Sweet5hark1, could we also cut a bazillion things ourselves for the viewer? [15:52] dpm: also, its a 50 MB installer (thus compressed), the size on the image might be larger. [15:53] dpm: yes, its quite some work and we would also need a custom build too. but sure its possible, [15:59] dpm: FWIW, just looking at /usr/lib/libreoffice is 250MB here, the biggest stuff is libmerged 52MB (all of core office), sw 14MB(Writer), sc 13MB (Calc), wpftwriter (12MB) [16:01] dpm: as the production build on Ubuntu has ~everything in libmerged its not trivial to see how much of that we can cut. It will be a good bunch: e.g. there's a lot of UI dialogs and frontend stuff in there. [16:03] dpm: the stuff to cut out would be UI (which we dont use), scripting interfaces (which we dont use), file format filters (e.g. reading word perfect files etc.) [16:06] thanks for looking into this Sweet5hark1 [16:09] dpm: (im not counting the stuff in /usr/share/libreoffice: themes, templates etc. -- we dont need most of that) [16:09] ack === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD