[03:46] Good morning [03:50] slangasek: this started a few weeks ago with (supposedly) a new vte3; I asked in #u-desktop, and apparently it's a deliberate (mis-)feature; one can configure it back on somehow [04:18] micahg: FYI, I just committed a transition tracker for taglib [04:18] micahg: (saw your linux-minidisc upload while going through the remaining rdeps) [04:18] pitti: thanks, i probably should've done that [04:19] I think amarok and liquidsoap are it [04:19] micahg: so I think we're down to ... yes [04:20] but liquidsoap needs ocaml deps, I think it's only one more, I'm building ocamlnet now [04:20] micahg: are you already looking at liblastfm-ocaml-dev uninstallabiliyt? [04:20] cool, thanks! [04:21] though between the wait times, I don't think I'll get to ocaml-lastfm tonight, I think ocamlnet will be the last one I can do tonight, I can let you know when that's uploaded [04:26] ok, uploaded, I think you can build ocaml-lastfm once that's published, I didn't get a chance to look into the amarok FTBFS [04:46] http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/transitions/html/html/taglib-g++5.html [04:46] micahg: ^ FYI [04:47] micahg: cool, thanks [04:47] cool, thanks [05:26] micahg: ocaml-lastfm uploaded === Malsasa is now known as Guest12573 === Malsasa_ is now known as Malsasa [07:21] Laney: did you get autopilot team's ack on https://code.launchpad.net/~laney/autopilot-gtk/tests-wait-not-visible/+merge/268928 ? I'm just wondering whether the MP could be top-approved so that the silo would be possible to publish [07:24] I didn't approve it yet as the tests still fail a lot on these IndexErrors [08:04] Mirv: Not yet, I'm trying to test the silo first === _salem is now known as salem_ === Guest37794 is now known as Zic [08:27] ok. [08:38] #cam-ib [08:53] pitti: I see that you uploaded calibre for debian, would you have time to sponsor an upload for a trusty SRU ? [08:53] pitti: LP: #1282898 [08:53] Launchpad bug 1282898 in calibre (Ubuntu Trusty) "Broken Edit Metadata in Bulk commits 1.25.0" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1282898 [08:53] caribou: sure! thanks [08:54] pitti: this bug has been annoying me during my vacations, thought I'd fix it :-) [09:29] slangasek,pitti: I go back and forward on whether it's more annoying for colon to be a word separator than not; I think I select file names out of grep output a little more often than I select URLs, and the former case works better with colons not being a word separator [09:32] gnome-terminal has a "Copy Link address" item in its context menu too [09:32] I got used to using that and I'm fine with the arrangement now [09:35] (iirc there's a hidden gsetting that lets you make : a word-character in gnome-terminal again, but I also got used to the new default) [09:35] https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=730632#c33 in case you want it [09:35] Gnome bug 730632 in general "implement UAX29-like word boundary detection for double-click select-by-word" [Normal,New] [09:37] I normally use pterm anyway which has right-click to extend selection, so selecting too little first time is much less annoying === Laney changed the topic of #ubuntu-devel to: Archive: beta 1 freeze, feature freeze | Devel of Ubuntu (not support or app devel) | build failures: http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/ftbfs/ | #ubuntu for support and discussion of precise-vivid | #ubuntu-app-devel for app development on Ubuntu http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://bit.ly/lv8soi | Patch Pilots: [10:53] happyaron: You around? [11:05] pitti: hey! Could you help out with some translations? ;) https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu-rtm/15.04/+source/pulseaudio/+pots/pulseaudio/de/+translate?batch=10&show=all&search=wants+to <- do you know who could translate and approve? [11:10] sil2100: done [11:10] Laney, pitti, jibel, can anyone override the bootest for indicator-bluetooth in wily? [11:10] I just noticed that the indicator is missing on my wily [11:11] pitti: \o/ [11:11] it's because the bluez5 version didn't migrate out of proposed yet [11:11] pitti: I see you have teh translation powah, thanks [11:12] seb128: done [11:12] pitti, thanks [11:13] pitti: you need to unblock it too for it to get into wily [11:13] see -devel@ [11:15] Laney: ah, how do I hint this? [11:16] * pitti hasn't done hints for freeze overrides yet [11:17] pitti: unblock foo [11:17] foo/version [11:17] pitti: But rerunning the boot test (which I just did) would be better than skipping. [11:17] I just changed the FAIL in results.history [11:17] pitti: Ew. [11:17] seb128 sounded like it's not going to work [11:17] (a re-run) [11:18] pitti: I see no reason a re-run wouldn't work. [11:18] bluez5 has never worked [11:18] Yeah, it seems to explode when the conffiles are upgraded. [11:18] But a rerun of the indicator test won't install bluez this time. [11:18] Since it should be in the image now. [11:20] At least, I would think so. === salem_ is now known as _salem === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch === kitterma is now known as ScottK === darkbasic_ is now known as darkbasic [12:37] good morning! [12:37] hey cyphermox [12:53] bdmurray, ~ubuntu-server is going to look after python-mistralclient in main, FYI [12:55] hum [12:56] Laney, can we get indicator-bluetooth unblocked from b1 freeze? the current archive version is useless, it tries to use bluez4 apis and just bail out [12:56] seb128: I thought pitti was going to do it [12:56] seems he didn't [12:56] sorry, forgot about it (communication overflow) [12:57] that was a way of pinging [12:57] thanks! [12:57] * pitti adds the hint now [12:58] thanks [12:58] done [12:59] happyaron: You might want to tell $kylin_person about that ^^^ since they could want the fix [12:59] ypwong: or you :) [13:22] bdmurray, ~ubuntu-server will look after python-automaton in main, FYI [13:47] bdmurray, ~ubuntu-server will look after python-oslo.reports and python-oslo.cache in main, FYI === _salem is now known as salem_ [14:11] coreycb, so for python-tornado, switching to pymysql (only one I've looked at so far). Don't you need to also add a patch to update the 'import MySQLdb' bits? [14:11] mterry, let me look [14:18] mterry, yes, and that's poorly done on my part. let me update those packages before you look at any more. [14:19] coreycb, python-pymysql itself builds fine now though, thanks :) [14:19] mterry, there is a bright side :) [14:26] pitti, I thought we already had a tiny http server in main (re: libmicrohttpd) [14:26] pitti, not counting apache2, which is hard to consider tiny :) [14:26] I can't recall it's name now though [14:28] mterry: it's not a standalone server, it's a lib which programs can embed [14:28] mterry: i. e. much like python's SimpleHTTPServer class [14:28] but for C [14:29] pitti, got it [14:29] Laney: "copy link address" requires a right click and my laptop's right mouse button has gone all bad >_< [14:32] slangasek: does "two-finger tap" emulate a right click maybe? [14:32] (mine does and I didn't configure anything special for that) [14:40] roadmr: touchpads are evil, two-finger tap doesn't emulate anything when they're disabled [14:40] slangasek: ah, that sounds like a thinkpad then heh [14:51] slangasek: does the keyboard have a context-menu key to the right of the space? On mine I can hold that down whilst the pointer is over a hyperlink and the content menu is shown === attente is now known as willcooke === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [15:57] Hello [15:58] Any work for a Python-proficient (worked with Numpy/Scipy/Sklearn/Pandas/Django) guy? === willcooke is now known as attente [16:39] smoser, infinity: before I start looking into unknowns, are you aware of any recent changes to wolfe* which could have caused them to OOM-kill my workers all the time? [16:39] smoser, infinity: like, adding a new VM (and thus overcommitting RAM), installing landscape (as that also gets OOM-killed), or similar? [16:40] pitti, well, if i consumed memory on the host, that owuldn't make your kernel run out of memory any earlier. [16:40] it might get your whole kvm OOM-killed [16:40] but that said, i dont think i idd [16:41] smoser: right, the VM itself seems fine, aside from processes getting killed [16:42] smoser: thanks; I'll have a closer look tomorrow, just wanted to quickly check with you [16:42] well, then that'd seem to be increased memory consumption inside the vm, no ? [16:42] it is quite possible that some people are using their vms more intensely than before [16:43] pitti, wolfe /proc/meminfo: [16:43] http://paste.ubuntu.com/12193685/ [16:45] in summary, its tight on memory, but not full. from a resource usage perspective, it has 9 guests with 4G each. and total mem on the system is 64G. [16:45] so we really shouldnt' be hitting memory overly hard. === salem_ is now known as _salem [18:55] this'll sound insane, but is there a way to have debhelper not run `make install`? (It appears to run it for some odd reason...) [18:56] (during package building i mean) [18:57] override the install rule? [19:05] doh [19:06] dobey: thanks, i am working too hard, and forgot we could override it xD [19:06] * teward needs rest probably :/ [19:06] :) [19:41] infinity: a maintainer where there are zero bugs and a dead upstream. :) [19:41] anyway, it's fixed in debian. [21:20] pitti: I've got nothin', I only look at that machine when you complain, otherwise it's all smoser. [21:25] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/12195195/ <- so i can't do any coverage reporting of go code now? :(