[01:34] Finally tracked down why Abiword starts every session. Something to do with kde-telepathy and the abiword Dbus service: bug 1495336 [01:34] bug 1495336 in meta-kde-telepathy (Ubuntu) "15:10 Auto-starts Abiword every session due to Telepathy Dbus service" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1495336 [03:13] valorie: ping: #kubuntu-council is alive [04:49] ovidiu-florin: join #kubuntu-council [04:55] also Mamarok, yofel and anybody else interested === rperier_ is now known as rperier [09:54] I don't know if you are aware, but some images on the website are broken http://kubuntu.org/ [10:00] ovidiu-florin: ^ [10:00] hi ho [10:00] anybody with kmail url opening problems? [10:29] vip: yep. known issue [10:29] vip: fixed in kdepim master [10:29] vip: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346370 [10:29] KDE bug 346370 in composereditor-ng "KMail does not accept to insert an URL (Copied from Chromium) into a message" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] [10:31] kfunk: great, hope it will be released as bugfix version [10:40] kfunk: ah, it is different bug [10:40] mine is about clicking url on received message, KDEInit cannot (run/execute) '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libexec/kf5/kioexec' [10:41] it downloads url and opens as local file://, kmail is freezed, then message from above appears [10:48] hm, works for me. does that file (kioexec) exist for you? [10:48] yup [11:35] Hi folks === tazz_ is now known as tazz [14:07] ovidiu-florin: ping [15:26] muon (master) v5.4.0-38-g6b7acad * Aleix Pol: (4 files in 2 dirs) [15:26] Expose UpdatesModel::hasUpdates [15:26] http://commits.kde.org/muon/6b7acad83b9f7ceeb67cd33a659c2222d0516536 [15:30] * genii makes more coffee [15:30] genii: http://kci.pangea.pub/ < the machines are taking over [15:30] genii: as well as http://dci.pangea.pub/ [15:31] shadeslayer: A lot of times when I see on the mailing list a package was approved by bot, it gets me wondering.... [15:32] :D [15:32] genii: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU [15:32] not sure if you've seen that [15:32] but brilliant video overall :) [15:32] yay all my tests pass [15:34] Heh, recommended on that same page: "Coffee: The Greatest Addiction Ever" [15:34] ^^ [15:34] Google knows you too well [15:35] Indeed [15:35] you have to wonder, perhaps google knows you better than your partner/parents [15:35] or your best friend [15:59] * ovidiu-florin is here and he's pissed [15:59] ahoneybun: ^ [15:59] I just got back in the house lol [15:59] oh boy [16:01] ahoneybun: hangout now? [16:01] if you up for it [16:03] valorie: ping [16:03] valorie: hangout? [16:04] Work serves three purposes: To produce products and services buyers desire; To enable workers to acquire goods and services; To give workers a sense of contributing [16:07] If now 1% of farmers can produce far more food than the 99% used to that is good for humanity as a whole. The trick is to enable the former (for example, truck drivers in the video) consume at least as much as they did before; and gain some sense of contributing. [16:27] ovidiu-florin: what's up? [16:27] got into a fight about the terms an onditions on a contest. [16:27] ah ^^ [16:28] organizers claimed that the terms said something it didn't [16:43] shadeslayer: are you around? [16:43] ssup [16:43] shadeslayer: you have a mackbook, do you know how to check a checksum on osX????? [16:43] for this: https://trello.com/c/rGFyOEFP/24-add-instructions-for-checking-the-iso-checksum-in-the-new-docs [16:43] perhaps disk utility [16:44] but OS X should have md5sum too [16:44] so launch a terminal [16:44] and use the command line tool [16:45] ovidiu-florin: did you see the notice about wrong URL images on the website? [16:45] ovidiu-florin: It would be very useful to add instructions for also checking the hash of the image *on the removable media* [16:46] yofel: where? [16:46] ovidiu-florin: look at the frontpage [16:46] a couple URL's still point to kubwp [16:46] which now seems to be down [16:48] yofel: fixed [16:48] where was the notice? [16:48] apol pointed it out in here in the morning [16:49] and I pinged you [16:49] ovidiu-florin: the kubuntu logo at the top is still broken - is that part of the theme? [16:49] yofel: just fixed that too [16:49] ah yes, perfect, thanks! [16:50] yofel: I scrolled up, and saw ahoneybun's ping, and thought that was it [16:50] thanks for telling me again [16:50] yofel: ^ [16:51] yw [17:02] ovidiu-florin: https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-images [17:26] Riddell: ping [17:26] hi clivejo [17:26] got a few minutes? [17:26] yes, although only a few [17:27] or has someone done frameworks [17:27] nobody but you :) [17:27] I been out fixing Windows machines all day [17:27] I feel dirty [17:27] fixing by installing linux of course I assume [17:28] sadly not [17:29] so where did you get to with frameworks? [17:29] ok so I had issues last night [17:29] depot wasnt letting me on [17:29] but I fixed that [17:29] ach we all have issues, but there are friends here [17:29] you fell asleep on me last night! [17:30] so I eventually got package-name-list -d wily -r frameworks to run [17:30] lovely, anything new? [17:30] wasnt any output [17:31] but then I was thinking my bzr isnt updated [17:31] my kubuntu-automation is a month or so old [17:32] I don't think it will output anything if there's nothing new [17:32] it'll just write to package-name-lists/frameworks-wily [17:32] where? [17:33] in the directory you checked out kubuntu-automation into [17:33] it'll output got version 5.14 stable [17:33] write package-name-lists/frameworks-wily [17:33] bzr diff package-name-lists/frameworks-wily [17:33] yes [17:33] it did [17:34] and wc -l package-name-lists/frameworks-wily says 68? [17:34] 67 [17:35] curious [17:35] here's mine, run a diff on it http://embra.edinburghlinux.co.uk/~jr/tmp/frameworks-wily [17:35] should I rm the automation folder and get a fresh copy [17:35] no just bzr update or bzr pull as appropriate [17:37] so what happened next? [17:37] bluez-qt [17:37] Im missing [17:40] I keep getting Permission Denied with bzr commands [17:42] set up ~/.ssh/config to pre-set the username to ftpubuntu [17:43] I have :/ [17:44] for what host? [17:46] with bzr commands? That would mean your authorization settings for launchpad aren't right.. [17:46] ah working [17:46] bazaar.launchpad.net [17:47] ~/.bazaar/bazaar.conf [17:47] Now on revision 614. [17:47] http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/?rev=614&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk -r 614 [17:47] [DEFAULT] [17:47] email = Jonathan Riddell [17:47] launchpad_username = jr [17:47] something like that [17:48] I have that [17:48] I need to add bazaar.launchpad.net into ~.ssh/conf [17:48] anyways its worked [17:49] 68 in there now [17:52] so I need pause CI? [17:53] Riddell: ^ [17:55] hmm I guess so [17:55] maybe you don't have permissions for that [17:55] * clivejo shakes head [17:55] I dont [17:56] clivejo: I ran it [17:56] ask sitter how to get permissions for that [17:56] reminds me to unpause it again later [17:57] is the version 5.18.0? [17:57] sorry14 [17:57] or just 5.14 [18:02] stupid gpg agent [18:05] how do I get the gpg-agent to enter my key passcode? [18:05] 5.14.0 [18:05] it should just be running [18:05] and use pinentry-qt as the UI [18:05] well its not! [18:06] what's the error? pinentry not working or the agent not working? [18:07] no error, just have to enter my passcode twice per source sign [18:09] gpg-connect-agent: can't connect to the agent: IPC connect call failed [18:10] sounds like the agent isn't running [18:11] gpg-agent[9747]: gpg-agent (GnuPG) 2.0.28 started [18:12] how did you start it? [18:12] gpg-agent is spooky voodoo [18:13] usually, yeah :( [18:14] FFS !! Enter passphrase: gpg: problem with the agent - disabling agent use [18:15] it just confirmed it was running! [18:15] make sure you have a pinentry app installed [18:16] when it randomly breaks for me I turn my computer off and on again and it sometimes starts to work [18:16] also I had to put GPG_TTY=$(tty) export GPG_TTY in my bashrc [18:17] oh and eval $(gpg-agent --daemon) also in bashrc [18:17] never breaks for me anymore [18:18] it says its running [18:19] but when I run the staging script it keeps asking for my passcode [18:19] The gpg-agent doesn't seem to have worked properly for me since I upgraded to Vivid a long time ago. gpg-agent is running and pinentry-qt4 is installed, but it never remembers the password and I never get the graphical prompt. [18:19] the eval part is important, you need an environment variable set in your shell for it to work [18:19] yofel: it is [18:20] ovidiu-florin: you pinged :) [18:20] yofel: could it be the way I have a separate account I work in? [18:20] soee: yes [18:21] clivejo: shouldn't be... [18:21] soee: can you have a hangout with us? right now? [18:21] oh i can't make it today.. have one project to do small changes and 1 hour for my boss :) [18:21] clivejo: at least not if said var is set in the shell you work in, the process is reachable and you can connect to X from that shell [18:22] remember I had "issues" connecting to X [18:22] hm, you can try pinentry-curses [18:22] soee: are you good with designing web pages? [18:22] won't work if a GUI app tries to ask for the gpg password though, remember that [18:23] ovidiu-florin: depends, i do a lot of backend stuff and sometimes when i have to frontend, but when it comes to design it is good to have proffesional designer [18:23] ok, then we'll look for a designer [18:24] mmm [18:24] now Ive killed kate [18:24] ovidiu-florin: but a good designer not someone who thinks he can design :) [18:24] I agree [18:26] i could always ask my friend (he does graphics etc.) when he comes back to work [18:26] but hes off for 2 weeks to spend this time with his daughter (born 2 weeks ago) :) [18:27] talking about agents, I found a funny process command line... [18:27] yofel 3105 0.0 0.0 11168 336 ? Ss 18:20 0:00 /usr/bin/ssh-agent /usr/bin/gpg-agent --daemon --sh --write-env-file=/home/yofel/.gnupg/gpg-agent-info-T550 /usr/bin/ck-launch-session /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session /usr/bin/im-launch /usr/bin/startkde [18:27] clivejo: or edit the script to add -us -uc to the debuild and it won't sign them then just do it in batch later with debsign manually [18:27] how's that supposed to do anything useful o.O [18:28] ok pinentry is installed [18:29] Ive added those lines to bashrc too [18:29] still not working [18:29] source your bashrc in the shell you're trying to sign something, then try gpg --clearsign /tmp/foo and tell what it does [18:31] asks from my passphrase [18:31] any other output? [18:31] You need a passphrase to unlock the secret key for [18:31] that's all o.O? [18:32] yup [18:32] for my key clivejo@aol.com [18:32] is "use-agent" in ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf ? [18:33] yup [18:33] ... [18:34] how do I list the keys it knows about? [18:34] gpg --list-keys [18:34] so it knows about that key :/ [18:35] There's a severe issue with the SDDM greeter. when it is in use it causes ecryptfs-recover-private to fail because it has created a separate @s (session) keyring but e-r-p puts the keys in the @us (user session) keyring [18:35] I dunno :/ [18:35] does it say "gpg: gpg-agent is not available in this session" ? [18:35] I'll post a bug report after dinner; spent the last 45 minutes diagnosing it with Ty hicks [18:36] when the script runs debsign is says gpg: gpg-agent is not available in this session and to enter passphrase [18:37] yofel: nothing to do with gpg-agent; the tools insert the keys into the kernel (@us) directly (using the keyctl API), but the mount command cannot access the key because it is working from a different keyring (the @s). I only hit this because I switched from lightdm to sddm last night [18:37] ok, so it does try to use the agent but fails to connect to it [18:37] TJ-: that was for clivejo [18:37] yofel: Ahhh, sorry! doh! [18:38] ^^ [18:38] oh wait [18:38] its working [18:38] \o/ [18:38] but how, I have NOOOO idea! [18:38] it popped up a graphical prompt for the passcode this time [18:39] where can I find the lastest wily iso? [18:43] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/ [18:45] thanks yofel [18:45] yofel: probem: the screen has stopped on a diff file [18:46] with a : [18:46] as it its expecting input from me [18:46] Riddell: ^ [18:46] I haven't run that script in a while... [18:47] its a debian/control file [18:47] reds and greens [18:47] will I just hit enter? [18:48] dunno... [18:49] sounds like it's asking you about a merge? [18:50] I just pressed q and enter [18:51] must be using less to echo out the diffs [18:52] git diff does that automatically [18:52] does it need user input if the output is greater than screen lines? [18:53] yes [18:53] that must be what it is7 [18:53] here we go again [19:02] Kubuntu Promotion meeting over [19:04] what did you guys achieve? [19:08] 3 more packages to do [19:10] done [19:10] Riddell: can you unpause CI [19:12] Riddell / yofel : So they are going to https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/staging-frameworks/ ? [19:27] anyone? [19:28] is it safe to run - for f in *.changes ; do dput ppa:kubuntu-ppa/staging-frameworks $f ; do [19:44] is someone working on the qa server? [19:44] http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ppa-status/frameworks/ doesnt seem to be working [19:46] clivejo: done [19:47] clivejo: have you updated the file in kubuntu-automation? [19:47] clivejo: build-status-conf/frameworks.conf [19:47] I havent [19:47] Ive just finished the upload [19:47] they are failing on Cmake [19:48] but when that gets published it should be ok# [19:48] https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/staging-frameworks/+build/7905486 [19:49] yes cmake is always the first that needs done [19:51] it'll need retries, that's what this line does while true; do ./kubuntu-retry-builds --frameworks --ppa=kubuntu-ppa --ppaname=staging-frameworks --force; sleep 1200; done [19:55] ok Ive updated the frameworks.conf file [19:55] that needs to be pushed to bzr? [19:55] yep [19:57] so do a bzr commit locally [19:57] and then push? [20:02] Riddell: Im in trouble :/ [20:45] Riddell: did you move qa.kubuntu.co.uk ? [20:46] looks like LP authoriation token is acting up [21:00] sorry guys, I've gone back to nightowl/late riser pattern again [21:05] and now it's time to clean the dirty floors and suck up the giant spider on my ceiling [21:06] eek. yeah been spotting spiders today. Time to call the exterminator [21:12] sgclark: do you know how qa.kubuntu.co.uk works? [21:13] http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ppa-status/frameworks/build_status_5.13.0_wily.html [21:16] yikes. that seems broken [21:16] * clivejo nods [21:17] whatever user they use to auth looks to be broken. Riddell will have to help there I think [21:18] I think the server was moved or something [21:24] clivejo: yeah I did move it [21:25] know how to fix it? [21:28] dunno, let's see what happens when I run it [21:29] is it linked to your LP account? [21:30] I really don't remember [21:30] it seems to be running something [21:35] valorie: check out Kubuntu Family on telegram [21:45] ahoneybun: what's the purpose of that group? [21:45] disussion on the go [21:46] your in that group too [21:46] is there a terminal based browser? [21:47] for telegram? [21:47] Riddell: http://imgur.com/33qIBuV [21:47] ahoneybun: nope, for qa.kubuntu.co.uk [21:47] oh [21:47] there is telegram-cli XD [21:48] ahoneybun: oh nice, but what's the font? [21:48] oxygen [21:48] ahoneybun: keep a copy for release time then :) [21:48] andrea on telegram did the konqi artwork [21:49] ahoneybun: have you checked it fits on the new website? [21:49] will do [21:49] same size as the old one [21:49] 1600x500 [21:51] Riddell: so yes it will look nice! [21:56] Riddell: how did you fix it? [21:58] clivejo: did I fix it? [21:58] http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ppa-status/frameworks/build_status_5.14.0_wily.html [21:59] its working [21:59] and I know it wasnt me! [22:00] well well, amazing what one does [22:00] I looked at the output of ps -ef to see the command that ppa-build-status-cron ran was /usr/bin/python ./ppa-build-status -r frameworks -d wily -v 5.14.0 -c /home/kubuntu/kubuntu-automation/kubuntu-automation/cred -p kubuntu-ppa/staging-frameworks --cache ./cache-wily [22:00] then I ran that command and it asked for a web browser to open a url so I did that locally and told launchpad to allow it [22:00] so yay maybe it's now fixed [22:01] :) [22:01] yep looks like it [22:01] I think kconfig has the same issue that it had before [22:01] ok then time for bed for me [22:01] clivejo: will you run that retry command? [22:02] retry? [22:03] Riddell: retry what command? [22:04] while true; do ./kubuntu-retry-builds --frameworks --ppa=kubuntu-ppa --ppaname=staging-frameworks --force; sleep 1200; done [22:04] on your box? [22:08] clivejo: yes just run it locally [22:08] and hopefully in the morning all will be compiled [22:08] * Riddell snoozes [22:14] so there is no intelligence about this at all, it just keeps retrying over and over until they build? [22:15] sadly yep [22:16] does Framework 5.14 not need a FFe? [22:16] clivejo: run that command Riddell stated above in your terminal and it will retry [22:17] I have [22:17] just not in a loop [22:17] as I shut down my computer at night [22:17] the loops will keep retrying. ahh ok [22:18] will then keep retrying till you go to bed heh [22:18] but thought there might be some kind of structure to the retries! [22:20] sgclark: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/217944572/buildlog_ubuntu-wily-amd64.attica-kf5_5.14.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu15.10~ppa1_BUILDING.txt.gz [22:20] lot of missing symbols [22:20] but qa has it marked green? [22:23] much to much jetlag today to much help with symbols. Missing needs to be researched though.. [22:24] where you been? [22:24] Randa, Switzerland for KDE sprint meeting [22:25] oh right, how did that go? [22:25] excellent. very tired today from trip, just resting haha [22:26] you are in the states? [22:26] yeah, west coast [22:27] long flight! [22:27] indeed lol [22:27] do you go every year? [22:27] was my first one [22:28] :) [22:28] what projects you work on? [22:29] build.kde.org is mine [22:30] the front and back end? [22:30] yeap [22:31] cool [22:32] what distro is that for? [22:32] it is not a distribution. it tests all KDE projects. [22:34] probably better explained when my brain is not broken. [22:34] :) [22:34] my brain is fried too! [22:35] anyway, must afk to spend time with family. Should be around in the next day or so though to help a bit. [22:35] Ill trigger another rebuild [22:36] they all showing as waiting or failed [22:43] clivejo: it's green even with a symbol diff because all the missing symbols are "optional" [22:43] looks like gcc internal stuff [22:44] a symbol can be optional? [22:48] yes, in this case it's symbols that the last couple gcc4 versions put there, but that don't actually belong to the library. [22:49] like in this case, most are the auto-generated class constructors/destructors