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Pharaoh_Atemmwhudson: no one is safe to pretend about cdbs :P00:08
mwhudsonluckily i'm just adding a patch00:12
naccPharaoh_Atem: up to the j* packages with dropping php5 references :)00:15
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: *\o/*00:15
mapreriwhat would be the use of a delta like this?  https://patches.ubuntu.com/m/mairix/mairix_0.23+git20131125-0.4ubuntu1.patch00:15
maprerilanguage-pack-en-base seems to be something totally different than locales-all ?  (granted, I've no clue why locales-all is needed in this package for)00:16
naccLogan: --^ ? :)00:17
naccmapreri: iiuc, it's so that locales get generated (and the langpacks do that too)00:19
naccmapreri: and older ubuntu didn't package locales-all00:19
naccmapreri: it is in xenial, though, so maybe that delta can be dropped now, not sure00:19
naccslangasek: done for the day again with debdiffs, will hopefully get more done tomorrow00:30
naccslangasek: three of the packages can be just rebuilt, i figured i'll just update the file in that bug at the end, if that's ok with you?00:30
slangaseknacc: yep, that's fine, thanks!00:30
naccslangasek: also, i'm going to confer with kirkland about drupal7 tmrw to make sure he's ok with its removal00:30
naccslangasek: thank you for your help!00:31
slangasekdoko: do you understand the build failure for comet-ms? it gives errors about undefined references in /usr/lib/libmstoolkitlite.so to gzip functions, but 'ldd -d -r' shows it's properly linked to libz00:39
maprerinacc: it's weird as that change was done for xenial explicitly.00:58
mapreri(sorry missed the highlight before...)00:58
naccmapreri: i'm really not sure, oddly, loooking at the glibc changelog (http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/g/glibc/glibc_2.23-0ubuntu2/changelog), 2.21-0ubuntu1 explicitly disables locales-all01:09
mwhudsonanyone want to make ibm happy and sponsor https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/golang-1.6/+bug/1561271 ? :)01:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1561271 in golang-1.6 (Ubuntu) "updated s390x port" [Undecided,New]01:09
naccmapreri: there's no mention of it being dropped from the delta, though01:10
mapreribooh01:10
naccmapreri: oh actually it's there01:10
naccsorry it's a hard chagnelog to read01:10
naccMerge locales back into glibc and provide locales-all (LP: #1394929)01:10
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1394929 in langpack-locales (Ubuntu) "[FFe]Please provide 'locales-all' as in Debian" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/139492901:11
naccmapreri: that only got commited on 3/1601:11
naccmapreri: so i'm guessing Logan's change predates it01:11
naccand can be dropped01:11
mapreriok, I see01:11
maprerithough I've never noticed locales-all was missing from ubuntu01:11
maprerianyway, that package is basically unmaintained in the debian, so the next force sync will have to wait01:12
maprerii hope whoever will do it will notice that this can be dropped.01:12
naccmapreri: rmadison indicates it doesn't exist anywhere else than xenial, and that's because we generate them all with langpacks, afaict01:17
naccslangasek: i did hit a weird issue with freedombox-setup; i can't run autopkgtests against it (nor against the version in the archive) if I build the pkg due to avahi failures ... might be a known problem?01:33
slangaseknacc: nothing I know about01:34
naccslangasek: ok, i'll be interested to see if the same failure is seen by autopkgtest then, and i'll try and debug it a bit tmrw otherwise01:35
lathiat_nacc: got a log?01:54
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Loganmapreri: nacc is correct04:22
Loganlocales-all didn't exist at the time04:23
LoganI'll drop the delta when Debian releases a new version04:23
Loganno real use of switching it back to locales-all right now04:23
cpaelzergood morning05:58
LaibschSomebody around that is willing to sponsor SRU for bug 1547431?06:07
ubottubug 1547431 in apt-cacher-ng (Ubuntu Trusty) "Does not allow appstream files" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/154743106:07
pittiGood morning06:57
pittidoko: add a second --trigger src/ver for the additional source that should come from -proposed, or use --all-proposed to completely disable the apt pinning06:59
zygagood morning :)07:19
cpaelzerthat might sound silly, but I'm missing an upload, yesterday at 14:51 CET jamespages uploaded dpdk 2.2.0-0ubuntu6 for me07:35
cpaelzerit doesn't show up in update_excuses, nor is it gone through07:35
cpaelzerare there other places to watch where/if it might have failed - or are there other things currently stalled due to e.g. archive changes and such?07:35
dholbachgood morning07:54
smbcpaelzer, Morning. I think there is a beta freeze around08:17
cpaelzersmb: thanks, that makes sense and would explain the situation08:25
cpaelzermaybe I should just call it easter weekend earlier today and check for them early next week08:25
caribouanyone seeing dnsmasq process running like crazy this morning ?08:30
caribounevermind, own network mixup08:33
cpaelzercaribou: not more than usually when it messes with my vpn08:34
cariboucpaelzer: :)08:34
Saviqpitti, morning, can I please ask you to recycle the two regressions seen in http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#unity-scope-click - and about that - the failure seems to be locale related, is there a guideline on what wrt locale can be expected in the adt runners?08:42
pittiSaviq: I retreid them08:46
pittiSaviq: normally C.UTF-808:46
pittiSaviq: the recent switch to glibc 2.23 might have broken something there, though08:46
pittisorry, /me is sick, will crawl back to bed08:46
Saviqpitti, oh sorry, of course, get well08:47
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alexlistinfinity: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+bug/798414 -> any chance we get >250MB /boot on systems with large enough disks?10:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 798414 in initramfs-tools (Ubuntu) "update-initramfs should produce a more helpful error when there isn't enough free space" [Medium,Confirmed]10:06
pkernHi. Was the ddebs.ubuntu.com signing key change reverted? I see a file from 2008 again when I access that host.10:30
pkernSince around yesterday 4:15 Pacific TIme.10:31
rbasakdoko: not yet, sorry. My priority is some Juju stuff right now. I'll get to squid after this.10:40
cjwatsonpkern: There was a data loss incident and ddebs had to be restored from backups, I believe10:54
cjwatsonpkern: I have write access but don't want to touch it without talking to pitti, who's currently unwell10:55
cjwatson(Not least because the data loss incident was apparently somehow triggered by the attempted re-signing - don't know the details)10:55
pkerncjwatson: I see, thanks. Will the new signing key come back?11:20
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cjwatsonpkern: I'll have to defer that to pitti.11:26
pittipkern: yes, and I can't re-apply the new signatures until I figured out what wiped out ddebs.u.c.12:53
pittibut I'm afraid I'm currently not really in a condition to do in-depth debugging12:53
* Laney hugs pitti 12:54
Laneyget better!12:54
pittithanks12:54
Laneyjust in time for the long weekend eh12:54
* dholbach hugs pitti too13:03
Saviqxnox, will you have some time to tackle bug #1552914 ?13:35
ubottubug 1552914 in boost-defaults (Ubuntu) "Can't install libboost-dev:armhf in a cross-build environment" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/155291413:35
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Potentially some good news.13:41
flexiondotorghttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/135968913:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1359689 in linux (Ubuntu Vivid) "cryptsetup password prompt not shown" [Critical,Triaged]13:41
flexiondotorgSee my last comment.13:41
cyphermoxmmkay13:41
cyphermoxI'll look later...13:41
cyphermoxI think I just finally saw what was wrong with keyboards13:41
flexiondotorgJust tested on three machines, all with different GPUs.13:41
flexiondotorgAnd had no problems.13:41
cyphermoxtook me long 'nough13:41
flexiondotorgThe computers used had previously exhibited the issue.13:42
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Keyboards?13:43
cyphermoxlanguage selection is messed up13:44
flexiondotorgI saw Lubuntu has an issue.13:45
flexiondotorgI'll double check Ubuntu MATE.13:45
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: a good test is SV13:46
flexiondotorgOK13:48
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Will this result in a respin?13:50
cyphermoxI don't know, ask on #ubuntu-release13:53
superm1cjwatson: i noticed that secureboot-db isn't ending up in the pool for mythbuntu ISO's even though grub-efi-amd64-signed and grub-efi-amd64 are.  consequently EFI installation fails.  any pointers for checking why this is happening?13:54
flexiondotorgcyphermox, Ubuntu MATE is not affected. Swedish keyboard layout persists after install in the settings and is mapped correctly as best as I can tell.13:57
cyphermoxoh, it is affected; you need to use english at the boot splash and then choose swedish13:58
cyphermoxthat is, unless of course someone fixed things in between yesterday's image and today's, if you're using a new image13:59
dokonacc, please could you have a look at http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/nbs.html, and removing the references for the obsolete binary packages?13:59
cjwatsonsuperm1: I imagine recommends are disabled somewhere relevant14:03
superm1cjwatson: okay thanks i'll poke around looking for something related to recommends14:05
cjwatsonsuperm1: ah, no14:05
naccdoko: yes, will get that done today14:05
cjwatsonsuperm1: it's already in the livefs isn't it?14:05
cjwatsonhmm, maybe not14:06
nacclathiat_: i'll try and rerun this morning and paste it here14:06
cjwatsongerminate thinks it should be, the manifest says it isn't14:06
superm1there were a few other odd ones i noticed dropped off the manifest running germinate last time (acpi-support and two or three others)14:07
superm1so maybe related14:07
flexiondotorgEnglish was the default language, I changed the keyboard only to Swedish during the install.14:08
cjwatsonsuperm1: ah I see14:09
cjwatsonsuperm1: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mythbuntu-dev/ubuntu-seeds/mythbuntu.xenial/revision/1267 should fix it14:10
superm1cjwatson: ah great thanks14:11
superm1i'll regenerate and try14:11
cjwatsonthe lack of that meant that germinate considered the stuff in live-common to be installed when expanding stuff in live and above, but it wasn't actually in the task so livecd-rootfs didn't install it14:11
cjwatsonsuperm1: don't do it immediately, it'll take a couple of xenial publisher runs to take effect14:11
superm1OK14:11
mterrystgraber: got a sec?  We've got a few touch packages that want to land in xenial but are in UNAPPROVED14:30
cyphermoxflexiondotorg: I'll pick the mate image to do any further testing on this14:54
chilukinfinity: http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/135967/can-i-use-non-apple-headphones-with-an-iphone/13597215:04
chilukthose bastards.15:04
mterrydoko: ^ above: we've got a few touch packages that want to land in xenial but are in UNAPPROVED, do you have a moment to go through them15:06
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ginggsdoko, infinity, LocutusOfBorg: I've confirmed the problem with installing fpc 3 on powerpc is related to glibc 2.23. After downgrading  libc6*, gcc* and locales, fp-compiler installs just fine. Any ideas?15:20
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chilukarges I'll verify lp 1315755 now15:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1315755 in initramfs-tools (Ubuntu Trusty) "/init: line 327: egrep: not found" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131575515:40
chilukor at least look into it15:40
argesk15:51
naccslangasek: so after talking to kirkland, there is interest in keeping drupal7 in the arhcive; but based upon upstream feedback, not yet present upstream even. Do you hve any guidance on the best way to proceed? I can backport the upstream fixes (once present) to our version, probably?16:00
slangaseknacc: "interest in keeping it in the archive" doesn't make it releasable16:00
naccslangasek: or, i should say, he vetoed my suggestion of dropping it :)16:00
slangasekkirkland: so what are you expecting here?  There was agreement with the server team that anything that php5 would be dropped from the archive for 16.04, in exchange for php7.0; drupal doesn't support php7.  Are you asking to keep php5 in the archive now?16:02
naccslangasek: i'm going to see what our drupal7 version looks like, test-wise, with php7 right now16:03
mterrycjwatson, slangasek: continuing my pokes of archive members  :)  If anyone has time to go through xenial UNAPPROVED, there are some touch packages we landed in a big u8 silo that we'd like to shepherd through16:23
cjwatsonnot me sorry16:24
GunnarHjslangasek: Saw your im-config bug. Has whiptail replace dialog in Debian too? (im-config is a Debian package, i.e. would it need to be an Ubuntu delta?16:30
chilukarges verified.. no errors in kern.log or syslog. so I think that's sufficient to call it verified. lp 131575516:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1315755 in initramfs-tools (Ubuntu Trusty) "/init: line 327: egrep: not found" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131575516:30
argeschiluk: mark it down dude16:34
chilukhuh?16:34
chilukarges what do you mean by that.16:34
argeschiluk: you did, I meant put 'verification-done' in the bug16:34
chilukit is.16:35
argesok16:35
infinitymterry: Stuff will be let out en masse later today when I'm happy with thawing the beta freeze.16:38
infinitymterry: Unless one can make a valid argument for "IT MUST LAND IN THE NEXT TWO HOURS OR WE'LL ALL BE SET ON FIRE".16:38
mterryinfinity: no.  I was just being a bit antzy because it's annoying for our u8 devs on xenial.  But not that annoying  :)16:39
mterryinfinity: thanks16:39
Saviqinfinity, one thing to note: not sure how much we messed up by deleting packages from a PPA when they were in UNAPPROVED - if you find that stuff is missing in ppa:ci-train-ppa-service/landing-013, it's now in ppa:ci-train-ppa-service/landing-057 - not sure if the new copies overwrote the previous ones16:42
Saviqand thanks :)16:42
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naccslangasek: hrm, interesting -- not necessarily an authoritative test, but i was able to configure a blog using my rebuilt drupal7, now i'm going to see if i can run the tests manually16:44
bdmurraychiluk: For which SRU are you awaiting a release?16:45
infinitySaviq: As in, there are two copies in the queue, and I want the -057 ones?16:45
chilukbdmurray: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/coreutils/+bug/153534916:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1535349 in initramfs-tools (Ubuntu Trusty) "`df /dev/sda1` no longer reports information for /dev/sda1" [Medium,Fix released]16:45
chilukbdmurray initramfs-tools just needs to be promoted to -updates16:46
bdmurraychiluk: and you and pitti talked about the test failures being false positives yesterday?16:47
bdmurraychiluk: oh, somebody beat me to it16:48
chilukbdmurray yeah.. I opened bugs against autotest yesterday about them.16:49
xnoxSaviq, that boost bug, yes, will fix next week. Away on holiday now and dealing only with urgent things. let me assign it tomyself unless it is really urgetn16:53
xnoxit is assigned16:53
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Saviqinfinity, afaict, yes, because the -013 ones were deleted from the PPA17:03
infinitySaviq: Kay.17:04
kirklandslangasek: I understand from nacc that upstream drupal and upstream php are jointly working right now to get drupal7 working with php717:08
kirklandslangasek: I advised nacc that we could proceed with dropping php5, AS LONG AS we're working hard to getting drupal7 to work with php7, meaning we'll probably need a drupal7 upload(s) and/or SRUs17:08
kirklandslangasek: I'm not okay with purging drupal entirely from the archive;  that would be a real disappointment to downstream Ubuntu server users17:09
dholbachcan somebody review snapcraft in the queue (important bug fix), it's not seeded anywhere17:11
dholbachoh maybe it was just accepted17:13
cjwatsonunseeded stuff is usually auto-accepted17:13
cjwatson(and this was AFAICS)17:13
nacckirkland: well, it's just upstream drupal, to be clear17:16
nacckirkland: php doesn't care about the sites that haven't migrated yet :)17:16
naccs/sites/projects/17:16
kirklandnacc: hrm, really?  okay, well you have contact with php, too, right?  can you ask them to help?17:17
nacckirkland: i seriously doubt they will17:17
nacckirkland: php (language) developers don't seem to interact much with their downstream, afaict17:17
slangasekkirkland: ok - I am also comfortable with pulling php5 out from under drupal7 and SRUing drupal7 fixes in if necessary17:17
kirklandnacc: okay17:17
kirklandslangasek: +117:17
slangasekkirkland: and I like that answer much better than keeping php5 in universe, thanks ;)17:18
naccslangasek: it does seem to run, i'm checking all the tests now; it's unclear if it's a regression relative to our php5 status (i'm going to check in a wily lxc) ... as we don't run the tests during build/etc17:18
hikikohello17:49
hikikoinfinity17:49
hikikoare you around?17:49
infinityhikiko: I am.17:50
hikikohi :)17:50
hikikoI need your help on something17:50
hikikothere was a bug report that compiz crashes during the upgrade from lts 14 to 1617:50
hikikoand after some workaround I did with andyrock17:50
hikikowe found out that any desktop crashes17:51
hikikoand the last message we get at compiz is that libc.so is missing17:51
hikikoso, I wanted to test two ideas I had but I don't know much about packaging17:52
hikikothe 1st one:17:52
infinityhikiko: I'd perhaps like to see the real error message, not a paraphrasing.17:53
hikikosure infinity, let me find the log, it's andyrock that produced it17:53
hikikosec17:53
GunnarHjinfinity: Should I make a real patch with the remaining suggestions I have wrt bug #1560577?17:57
ubottubug 1560577 in glibc (Ubuntu) "Confusing new locale-gen behavior" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/156057717:57
infinityGunnarHj: We should talk about it a day that isn't today, probably.17:57
infinityGunnarHj: I had some mental notes about your last patch, but too busy with Beta to get to the nitty-gritty of it all.17:58
GunnarHjinfinity: Ok, then I'll try to be patient. (I think that last grep() is incorrect, but not sure what it's supposed to do.)17:58
infinityGunnarHj: It's neither forgotten nor ignored, though, I agree with the spirit of the bug report and patch.17:59
GunnarHjinfinity: Great! :)17:59
infinityGunnarHj: Most of that code was cargo-culted from our old locale-gen, right or wrong, so also happy to clean up bits that are obviously wrong or pointless.17:59
hikikohttps://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/kxQlPlKR18:00
hikikoinfinity, ^18:00
infinityGunnarHj: I'd like to end up shipping something that has decent backward compat but is also a sane enough delta to push to Debian, so we can stop this forked madness.18:00
hikikoand there was a most recent one from metacity:18:00
hikikohttps://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/Wl0AcISq18:00
GunnarHjinfinity: Sounds as a reasonable goal.18:00
* infinity notes he missed an opportunity to say "stop this forking madness".18:01
hikikoI was wondering if it's possible that since libc went multiarch at the time of the crash the new libc is installed on the system but the dynamic loader looks at the wrong path because it's not updated (searches the old libc paths)18:01
cjwatsonmultiarch was well before 14.04 LTS18:02
hikikothen it can't be that...18:02
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cjwatson<cjwatson@tuna ~>$ lsb_release -rs18:02
cjwatson14.0418:02
cjwatson<cjwatson@tuna ~>$ ldd /bin/ls | fgrep libc.so18:02
cjwatson        libc.so.6 => /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 (0x00007f9a0ca70000)18:02
hikikothe other thing I was wondering is if there's any ldconfig missing18:03
hikikoand I found a post inst script that had one commented out18:03
hikikobut I am not familiar with all these might not be libc at all18:03
infinityDoesn't look like libc's fault in the unity case.  The red herring there is that it's trying to debug itself post-crash, using the debug libraries matching what it was linked to in memory.18:04
hikikobut since the gui programs are not responsible for the crash it might be some package18:04
infinityBut it crashed well before it failed to backtrace.18:04
hikikoinfinity, I saw some messages about cron18:05
hikikoI couldn't get relevant logs after the crash18:05
hikikoso I recorded the gui upgrade18:05
hikikodo you want me to send you the last frame?18:06
hikikoto see the messages?18:06
infinityAnd the metacity one gives me exactly zero info.  It's exiting on a SIGPIPE, which implies perhaps that X died.18:06
hikikoyep18:06
hikikoevery log i checked gives 0 info :/18:06
hikikodmesg, apt logs18:06
hikikosyslog18:06
infinityX logs?18:06
hikikono errors18:06
hikiko:/18:06
hikikoI ll send you the last frame18:06
infinityWell, the metacity one certainly implies to me that it's X dying, not the window managers.18:06
infinityAnd the WMs tend not to do well without a root window to paint.18:07
hikikoyes that's what I believe tooo18:07
infinityStupid picky window managers.18:07
hikikoX is dead for sure after the crash18:07
hikikobut there's nothing in the logs18:07
hikikoif I ssh I can see that xserver died18:07
hikikoyou can't connect to any display18:08
hikikobut the log is ok18:08
hikikono errors18:08
hikikoinfinity, http://i.imgur.com/A35uMti.jpg18:10
hikikothat isserv warning was in everyone's crash18:10
infinityIt could be that something in the upstart->systemd transition is killing the X server, which would lead to the whole session dying and, potentially, nothing interesting in the X logs.18:10
hikikobtw the udev.postinst:109 needs a fix: double [[]] in the line that takes the basename18:10
infinityhikiko: The insserv cron warning is also a red herring here (though possibly another bug).18:11
hikikoI have no idea how to make a patch for that...18:11
hikikoyep18:11
infinityhikiko: And the udev postinst bug is fixed in git, pitti claims it's only cosmetic.18:11
hikikoyes18:11
hikikothat line is never called basically18:11
hikikoI just told you to narrow the warnings18:12
hikikobecause I was lost and was checking every single line :/18:12
hikikooh! infinity18:12
hikikoandyrock, said that he always sees the crash after udev restarts18:12
hikikocould this be relevant?18:13
hikikoin my screenshot it seems that udev restarts, plus after the crash if i reboot the kernel panic gives the message: "cannot mount root fs"18:14
slangasekhikiko: if unity is trying to trace itself after crash, it's probably doing a poor job of it.  Is that what's happened here, like infinity suggests? or is this the output of trying to run compiz under gdb?18:14
hikikois it possible that the kernel doesnt create an initrd?18:14
hikikoslangasek, I am not sure andyrock did this debugging18:15
slangasekhikiko: no one has reported bugs about missing initrd.  The initrd should always be created before the grub config is updated.18:15
slangasekhikiko: so it's possible that compiz is trying to attach gdb to itself automatically, but that it only does this after the crash happens, which is insufficient18:16
andyrockIt x crashing18:16
andyrockNot unity18:16
hikikoyes18:16
hikikox crashes18:16
slangasekok18:16
andyrockYou can reproduce the crash with metaciyy18:17
slangasekso, to debug this, you want to attach gdb to the X server remotely, and capture a backtrace18:17
andyrockI suppose with g-s too18:17
infinityNow, the real question is if X is *crashing* or being killed externally.18:17
andyrockI tried18:17
infinityMy bet is on the latter.18:17
andyrockBut gdb crashes too18:17
slangasekandyrock: how did you run gdb?18:17
andyrockI guess because xorg got updated in the mean time18:18
slangasekand this is where "remotely" probably means "ssh from another machine", since if the X server crashes and blocks the VT you're going to have a hard time switching VTs to see the debug output18:18
andyrockinfinity:  I guess the latter too18:18
hikikowhat looks weird to me is how a gui program like compiz could cause such a big crash that leads to kernel panic, I think that either the updater crashes at the time a critical package is updating and destroys everything (but it wouldn't be the same crash when i add and remove repositories) or a package post upgrade scripts do something that xserver doesn't like18:24
andyrockX crashes or is killed18:25
infinityThere's a kernel panic?  No one told me that little tidbit.18:25
andyrockThis causes the upgrade crash18:25
andyrockinfinity:  just on reboot18:25
hikikoinfinity, that's afterwards18:25
hikikoon the reboot18:25
infinityOh.  Kay.18:25
slangasekhikiko: that's secondary18:25
andyrockSo it s not relevant18:25
slangasekor possibly unrelated18:26
hikikoalright18:26
hikikoinfinity, one other info that made me suspect that multi arch thing is that in i386 there's no crash18:27
hikikoI upgraded successfully18:28
hikikothat's why I thought that it might be some outdated path or sth18:28
hikikomaybe not in libc but somewhere else18:29
infinityhikiko: Paths to libraries changing under a binary should have zero effect on upgrades, as the current running libraries are locked in RAM (and on disk, just unlinked) until the refcount hits zero.18:29
andyrockThere is also a thing about libkbd that had some problems with amd6418:29
andyrockI at the phone right now18:29
infinityhikiko: The only exception to that rule being things dlopen()ing libraries at runtime, but if X is doing that to any of its underlying libs after init, it should be taken out and shot.18:29
slangasekhikiko: what we need here is a useful backtrace of the actual crash - whether that's in X or in compiz.  If you're reproducing this, can you please ssh into your system remotely and attach gdb to both compiz and X, then upgrade?18:31
infinityMy bet's still on it not being a crash at all but an external signal.18:31
infinityBut that would be nice to confirm, and trace back to the offender.18:31
hikikoI agree with infinity18:31
hikikobecause there's no error in the logs18:32
hikikobut I am going to attach the x process to gdb18:32
hikikofrom ssh18:32
slangasekhikiko: it will save time if you attach to both compiz and X at the same time, in case we're wrong about it being an X crash18:39
slangasekhikiko: also, please be sure to install libc6-dbg before running gdb18:41
hikikommm ok but it will take time18:41
hikiko(the upgrade etc)18:42
slangasekyes, this is why you want to debug both processes in parallel so you don't have to upgrade twice18:43
hikikoI have to reinstall the vm18:44
hikikobecause I saved a snapshot18:44
hikikoin the middle of the upgrade to save time18:44
hikikoand I didn't install libc-dbg :/18:44
jderosetjaalton: a strange bug I'm experiencing with xorg-server 1.18.2-2ubuntu0.1 from the x-staging PPA - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/156168518:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1561685 in xorg-server (Ubuntu) "x-staging: 1.18.2-2ubuntu0.1 host breaks arrow keys on qemu guest" [Undecided,New]18:46
tjaaltonjderose: ok, thanks for filing it18:47
jderosetjaalton: np. please let me know if there are any other scenarios you'd like me to test to help you narrow your search18:48
smoserGet:7 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial/universe DEP-11 64x64 Icons [7,491 kB]18:49
smoserafter release, am i going to be graced with the benefit of downloading 8M of icons quite often ?18:49
infinitysmoser: Well, the ones in the release pocket would never change, one would expect.18:51
smoseri really know nothing about DEP-11 other than my 'apt-get update' just now downloaded 18M of data, only 10 of which was package data.18:51
infinitysmoser: And apt has gotten quite good about not even hitting things that haven't changed.18:51
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ogra_s/me guesses thats somehow related to gnome-software replacing the sw-center18:52
smoserand this new data is not goign to be changing any more frequently than apt package data ?18:52
hikikoslangasek I'll leave the upgrade finishing and I'll email it to you tomorrow because it's almost 21:00 here and the installation + upgrade with 2 processes attached to gdb will take ages18:52
smoseri was very happy to find apt not downloading as much stuff as it used to, and then it started ownloading 10s of Meg of icon data that i'll never look at.18:52
hikikoI guess more than 2hrs18:52
sarnoldsmoser: so far I have the impression that you can simply delete or truncate /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50appstream to avoid the giant tarball of icons18:54
sarnoldsmoser: there may be a clever dpkg redirect option too that would prevent the config file from being installed in the first place, but that kind of 'old dpkg magic' feels shrouded in mists.. :)18:55
tjaaltonjderose: well, if you could bisect the point-release commits that would be great18:58
jderosetjaalton: sure. what's the best way to do this?18:59
jderosetjaalton: i can figure it out, but if you have any tips, i'd appreciate them. where is the packaging repository for the x-staging PPA hosted?19:03
slangasekhikiko: understood, thanks19:03
tjaaltonjderose: i've used a patch which partly reverts the update, and then change the point to "bisect"19:03
tjaaltonjderose: same place as debian19:05
tjaaltoncontrol file has the url19:05
jderoseokay, thanks19:05
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yofelwhere on the live image do I find the ubiquity-dm startup sequence?19:43
yofelI'm trying to launch it by hand, but I don't see how to make it start the language selector19:43
naccslangasek: so we're already two updates behind current drupal7 ... (debian unstable has 7.43-1). Based upon https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/CHANGELOG.txt/7, I'm not 100% on needing a FFe for it (mix of bugfixes and feature improvements, i think), but would you prefer we wait for 7.44, presuming i can figure out if that will be soon? i'm guessing that version will have the php7 changes, but not sure20:01
naccon that yet. In the meanwhile, i've got the simple debdiff that modifies the control file as it is now, and does work in my basic testing (although it's unclear if a bunch of stuff is broken in the various modules).20:01
naccPharaoh_Atem: on reading: https://github.com/kohana/core/issues/642#issuecomment-151244760, can we drop all of libkohana?20:20
naccPharaoh_Atem: no reverse deps in the archive, that i can see20:20
naccminimially it seems like the versions we have in the archive are unsupported20:25
dokomterry, are they still stuck? archive is currently frozen for the beta21:06
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slangaseknacc: should have an FFe; can be fairly pro forma, of the style "if we don't update to the new upstream version, we don't get php7 compatibility (or security support, or installability)"21:20
naccslangasek: ok, i'll try and get in touch with the upstream developers to see if 7.44 will have the requried fixes or not ... and i've asked a few that have commented in antoher bug to see if they can test what we have21:24
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: so Kohana is dead then21:53
naccPharaoh_Atem: well, that' the thing21:53
nacci think it's *not* dead :)21:54
naccbut no one updated the issue21:54
nacc3.1 and 3.2 are dead, or at least, from the old kohana structure21:54
naccthey reorged and are doing releases again21:54
naccbut i think only unpacakged version support php7 :/21:54
Pharaoh_Atemoh dear21:54
nacc3.3 and 4.0-dev21:54
naccbut no packages in the archive depend on them21:54
naccso not sure it matters too much, and no one has requested or tried to pakcage 3.3, it seems21:55
Pharaoh_Atemhmm21:56
dokonacc, http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/component-mismatches-proposed.svg  see php-json on the right side21:57
naccdoko: yep, it's on my list to figure out ... dh-php5 is going to be gone, but it's part of php521:57
naccdoko: also, i think it's a false positive, possibly, as php-json itself is now part of php7, but there was a php-json that was its own package with php521:58
dokonacc, tell me if a nag too much ;p21:58
naccdoko: no it's good! it's just a lot going on at the same time :)21:58
naccdoko: it will clear out once we can push src:php-json to universe, which will happen once i rebuild the revdeps on php5-json :)22:01
naccand then it will get removed from the archive anyways22:01
naccdoko: i've been going alphabeticall through the revdeps of src:php5, but will switch tack once i finish the l's, to cleanup that and the NBS22:01
naccPharaoh_Atem: just contacted upstream kohana developer, even the offical 3.3.5 doesn't support php7, only his private fork does22:12
naccPharaoh_Atem: 4.0.0 will, but doesn't exist22:12
Pharaoh_Atemwell, that's problematic, then22:13
Pharaoh_Atemif it doesn't exist, it'll probably need to be yanked22:13
naccPharaoh_Atem: yep, already requested22:13
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: as for dh-php5 and php-json, they can just die :)22:14
naccPharaoh_Atem: yes, they will22:14
naccPharaoh_Atem: there are many revdeps to resolve first22:14
nacccan't just break the archive22:14
Pharaoh_Atemphp-json is php-pecl(json) (aka, Remi's php-pecl-jsonc), which is no longer required and php7.0-json is a fully equivalent provider22:16
naccPharaoh_Atem: yes, i know22:16
naccPharaoh_Atem: that's not good enough22:16
naccPharaoh_Atem: we have to ifx the packages22:16
Pharaoh_Atemah, right22:16
naccphp5-cli is still in the archive and depends on php5-json22:16
naccas does php5-cgi22:16
Pharaoh_Atemand of course, all the extensions and apps22:16
nacckirkland: have you already tested that pictor is php7 compliant? if it uses the php-imagic in 16.04?22:18
naccimagick, rather22:19
naccdoko: ok, NBS-related debdiffs have been posted22:29
kirklandnacc: indeed, pictor and php7 is working great!22:29
nacckirkland: ok, cool -- the latest build will officially only use the php7 deps (in particular php-imagick rather than php5-imagick)22:30
nacckirkland: thanks!22:30
sarnoldcyphermox, infinity, looks like ubiquity didn't like the recent apt changes 156147222:45
nacchey, below 400 packages revdep'ing on src:php5! :)22:46
* cyphermox weeps22:46
sarnoldnacc: nice, how many did you start with? :)22:47
cyphermoxsarnold: thanks22:47
sarnoldcyphermox: sorry :) heh22:47
naccsarnold: 413, iirc22:48
sarnoldcyphermox: it seems like it might not actually be one for you but i'm not sure who else to direct it to22:48
sarnoldnacc: hehe gonna be a long slow road I guess..22:48
naccwe're down to 380, but that's based upon what's current in the revdep tool, might be farther than that now22:48
naccsarnold: yeah ... :/22:48
naccsarnold: getting through horde will be a big chunk of it22:49
infinitysarnold: That warning is just a warning.  And already fixed in debian-cd.22:50
sarnoldinfinity: ah! hooray times two :)22:51
stefanctanybody willing to review a FFe and sponsor an upload? :) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashrom/+bug/155882223:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1558822 in flashrom (Ubuntu) "[FFe] sync flashrom 0.9.9+r1954-1 from Debian" [Undecided,Confirmed]23:00
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slangaseknacc: "unlikely to be PHP7.0-compliant" - so, what's the case for uploading this patch, as opposed to leaving drupal7 as-is in the archive (and uninstallable once php5 is removed), and upload it only once there's something that actually works?23:10
naccslangasek: I didn't realize having it uninstallable was a viable option, sorry. And like I tried to mention earlier, it does seem to start ok, but I don't know how to test it all (I asked for some help from teh community on that)23:11
naccslangasek: i'm fine with leaving it uninstallable if you prefer while we get clarity there23:12
slangaseknacc: ok; let's drop this from the list for now, then23:12
naccslangasek: want me to delete the task and debdiff?23:12
slangaseknacc: works for me23:12
naccslangasek: done23:13
infinitynacc: There is scripts/run-tests.sh, though I have no idea how extensive that is.23:27
naccinfinity: yeah, i started using that23:29
naccand it indicates some errors23:29
naccbut i need to setup a wily env with php5 and see if any are regressions23:29
naccit also is quite slow :)23:29
naccbut that's ok23:29
naccit's on my roadmap to try and figure out tmrw23:29

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