[16:00] There is a bug in the packaging of Assimp (assimp-3.0~dfsg-2 and -3) shipped with Trusty and Vivid that strips C++ symbols (see this Debian bug report: . This makes it impossible to use the C++ API. This has been fixed in assimp-3.0~dfsg-4 by updating 'debian/symbols' file. Can update be applied to Trusty and Vivid? [16:00] Debian bug 775890 in assimp "assimp: Unresolved symbols in the debian version" [Important,Fixed] [16:13] mkoval: file a bug in Ubuntu against the package, reference that bug and then someone can get to it [16:14] !info assimp trusty [16:14] ooops [16:14] Package assimp does not exist in trusty [16:14] laggy bot [16:14] !info assimp-3.0 trusty [16:14] Package assimp-3.0 does not exist in trusty [16:14] mkoval: you sure it's shipped in Ubuntu? [16:15] there it is [16:15] mkoval: make sure it's fixed in vivid [16:15] mkoval: you may want to wait a couple weeks too, since Utopic is affected and going EOL soon [16:15] Package: libassimp3 / Priority: extra / Section: universe/libs [16:16] yes i know i found it via LP [16:16] evil bot doesn't know source packages xD [16:16] oh [16:16] Universe [16:16] teward: I built the Vivid source package on Trusty and it fixed the issue [16:17] mkoval: file a bug against the package in Ubuntu anyways [16:18] following the SRU guide - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [16:18] mkoval: and it shouldn't fix the issue [16:18] since Vivid is assimp/3.0~dfsg-3 [16:18] not assimp/3.0~dfsg-4 which Debian says fixes it [16:20] teward: Sorry, my mistake, I built the Wiley version (not the Vivid) version, which is assimp/3.0~dfsg-4. [16:21] s/Wiley/Wily/ [16:23] mkoval: file a bug on the issue, read the SRU link I provided, make test cases etc. and maybe link to a specific patch if one exists [16:23] (we need to know exactly what needs changed to fix it after all) [16:23] the policies might preclude us just taking the wily version and dropping it in :p [16:24] if it's just a symbols change eh [16:24] but the bug still needs filed here in Ubuntu for it [16:24] note though that it'll only be fixed if someone actually goes and preps the debdiff, tests, etc. [16:24] since it's a Universe package [16:24] !universe [16:24] The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [16:25] teward: I read the SBU guidelines, but wasn't sure if I needed to create a Launchpad issue on it since there is already a Debian issue (and -4 is already released for Wiley). I'm making an issue now. [16:25] teward: Thanks for the help. [16:25] mkoval: yes, you do, for tracking purposes [16:26] and, because we aren't Debian xD [16:41] teward: I made an issue on Launchpad: . From the SBU link, the next step is to post on #ubuntu-bugs. :-) [16:41] Launchpad bug 1473503 in assimp (Ubuntu) "Unresolved symbols in the 3.0~dfsg-2 and 3.0~dfsg-3" [Undecided,New] [16:49] s/SBU/SRU. I really can't type today. [16:57] mkoval: OK. note that it's only SRUable if someone produces a patch and such, and since it's in Universe, someone has to produce debdiffs [16:57] (it won't be me since i'm working on nginx right now) [16:59] teward: I'd be happy to do it, but I don't know what I need to do. Can you point me to any instructions/documentation about how to produce the necessary patch and diffs? [17:00] i'll take a look at it maybe [17:00] or just leave it for now [17:03] teward: ok, thanks [17:24] hi [17:25] I wonder if anyone here would have a solution about #1325142 and #1326412 ? [17:25] bug #1326412 [17:25] bug 1326412 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu) "can't do dist-upgrade due to systemd" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1326412 [17:26] and bug #1325142 seem to be duplicates [17:26] bug 1325142 in systemd (Ubuntu Trusty) "failure to update libpam-systemd in 14.04 due to missing logind init script" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1325142 [17:26] and I can't upgrade the iso under construction anymore :-( [17:29] I wanted to do the new versions this evening [17:29] and present them tomorrow in an install party :-( [17:29] else, how do you boot to upstart? what is the trick there? [17:51] hi again [17:52] so what is it that bad bugs aren't fixed in LTS editions? [17:53] melodie: pocket? [17:53] i.e. universe vs. main or such [17:53] teward beg your pardon? [17:53] systemd-logind issue [17:54] ah [17:54] bug #1326412 [17:54] bug 1326412 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu) "can't do dist-upgrade due to systemd" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1326412 [17:54] and bug #1325142 seem to be duplicates [17:54] bug 1325142 in systemd (Ubuntu Trusty) "failure to update libpam-systemd in 14.04 due to missing logind init script" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1325142 [17:55] this man said it was to be fixed in the release after, but not in Trusty : conclusion, boot to upstart or upgrade. well Trusty _is a LTS, people should not need to upgrade LTS until a new LTS is out. [17:55] so I am a bit amazed and very confused there [17:56] and how to boot to upstart anyway when systemd has become a very part of the distro... no idea. I don't think it is possible [17:58] how can I fix it at least locally? [17:58] in the meantime? [18:01] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1325142/comments/46 [18:01] Launchpad bug 1325142 in systemd (Ubuntu Trusty) "failure to update libpam-systemd in 14.04 due to missing logind init script" [Undecided,Triaged] [18:01] nobody has a clue? [18:04] ok I'll lock it up for now [18:07] locking all systemd packages in that build [19:26] Hi could someone please mark bug 1404232 as Triaged? :) [19:26] bug 1404232 in cipux-cat-web (Ubuntu) "package cipux-cat-web isn't removable because of failing find command in post-removal script" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1404232 [19:27] Not quite sure about importance since the problem is uninstallation. High, since it's pretty severe and something you would expect to work? [19:28] Possibly Critical as I believe uninstallable packages might cause problems when attempting to install other packages...