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mwhudsonhm02:02
mwhudsonwhy hasn't golang-1.6 migrated from -proposed to -updates in trusty yet?02:03
mwhudsoni thought it would happen after a week02:03
mwhudson(and the bug was verification-done)02:03
roaksoaxmwhudson: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/pending-sru.html -> seems green, but its probably because there's no golang-1.6 in trusty main02:07
roaksoaxmwhudson: so might need manual push02:07
roaksoaxw02:07
mwhudsonroaksoax: ah ok02:07
infinityIt's always manual.02:15
infinityIt needs a human to say "yep, let's do that".02:15
infinityAnd we don't tend to release on weekends.02:16
infinityThough, for a NEW package, it can't hurt.02:16
infinitymwhudson: Released.02:16
mwhudsoninfinity: what is this weekend you speak of02:16
mwhudsoninfinity: thanks02:16
infinitymwhudson: The weekend is the time when a large number of our developers shockingly aren't glued to their keyboards and would prefer not to deal with the flood of bug reports a bad SRU can cause.02:17
infinitymwhudson: Weird, I know.  Since some of us have brain uplinks.02:17
mwhudsoninfinity: it's already monday afternoon though!02:18
infinity(Well, it's both about developer response time, and about not breaking corporate users with unattended-upgrades and a similar 5-day schedule)02:18
infinitymwhudson: Not in the correct part of the world!02:18
lifelessinfinity: 'correct'!02:18
infinitylifeless: You heard me.02:18
lifelessI see stockholm has its claws into you02:19
infinityI lived in the future for five years.  It didn't agree with me.02:19
infinityGranted, not your little bit.02:20
lifeless:)02:20
mwhudsonwoo fun running the go runtime tests can kill the kernel on s390x03:59
mwhudsoni guess i should report that to someone...03:59
lifelessmwhudson: !04:01
mwhudsonactually an ibm person mentioned this too04:02
mwhudsonso /hopefully/ i'm just running an out of date kernel04:02
cpaelzergood morning04:26
pittiGood morning06:07
pittijdstrand: thanks, I'll look into the udev crash now06:07
pittidannf, infinity: adt-run always sets LANG=C.UTF-8 by default; something changed there since the new glibc, can you reproduce this with that command?06:11
pittidannf: lxd currently seems broken on my xenial, I'll look into that now and file a bug06:11
dholbachgood morning06:27
mwhudsonyay https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/docker.io/1.10.3-0ubuntu407:18
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mardyMirv: hi! ping ping :-)09:38
Mirvmardy: pong pong09:52
mardyMirv: red alert :-) Do you think we can get this fixed by 16.04? bug 156476709:52
ubottubug 1564767 in webapps-sprint "Wrong size of embedded window" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/156476709:52
mardyMirv: I've attached a patch, generated with quilt on top of the existing debian/patches09:53
Mirvmardy: thanks, sure it should be possible. can you submit it to https://launchpadlibrarian.net/251636878/xcb_fix_parent_screen_of_embedded_windows.patch ASAP? we shouldn't carry a patch if it's not approved by upstream.09:53
mardyMirv: sorry, to where?09:54
Mirvmardy: hah, https://codereview.qt-project.org/ I was meaning to paste09:55
Mirvmardy: maybe look through http://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtbase.git/log/src/plugins/platforms/xcb/qxcbwindow.cpp too if there's something to backport instead of your patch09:55
mardyMirv: but are they still interested in Qt 5.5?09:56
Mirvmardy: no, they'd be interested in 5.6 though if it's affected by the same bug09:57
Mirvmardy: and most likely 5.6 branch is the best place to offer a fix too in, they merge from there to 5.7 and dev.09:58
mardyMirv: I'll now test 5.6, but looking at their code, I believe they've already fixed it09:58
mardyMirv: the problem is, it's not just one patch to backport, but many09:58
Mirvmardy: ok, to me it'd look like the line of code in question is still unchanged, just a variable name changed. but maybe it was fixed elsewhere?09:59
Mirvmardy: we actually have a lot of XCB fixes already in, in order to try to fix multi-monitor issues that plagued 5.5 still (and maybe even 5.6 still too).10:00
Mirvmardy: but at this point I'd tend to agree that if it's yet another multiple patches, it would be better to take your two-liner patch instead10:00
mardyMirv: yes, that function is still there in Qt 5.6, but handleConfigureNotifyEvent() doesn't call that method anymore :-)10:02
mardyMirv: but let's see, I'm installing 5.6 and I'll let you know10:03
Mirvok!10:03
GunnarHjpitti: Hi Martin, Time to look at the FFe request at bug #1556457 (fontconfig 2.11.1 -> 2.11.94)?10:19
ubottubug 1556457 in fontconfig (Ubuntu) "[FFe] Demilight (OS/2 weight=350) confuses fontconfig" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/155645710:19
mardyMirv: yes, 5.6 works! :-)10:36
mardyMirv: but given how deep are the chanegs in teh XCB plugin between 5.5 and 5.6, I think it's quite risky to try a backport (also because we already have quite a few debian/patches touching XCB)10:37
Mirvmardy: ok! :) then you don't need to submit anything to upstream since indeed they've forgotten about 5.5 by now (because 5.6 is LTS). so it may be your patch is simply the best way.10:37
Mirvmardy: I agree, unless some of the already backported patches form a baseline on top of which one more could be cherry-picked, but I somehow doubt that too10:38
Mirvmardy: it just happened I got my previous qtbase xenial upload done so I'll start preparing the next one but not with what I had on my mind earlier (not so important) but your patch instead10:38
mardyMirv: excellent, thanks a lot!10:39
rbasaktseliot: thank you for fixing bug 1565436 so quickly. I wasn't expecting that!10:54
ubottubug 1565436 in ubuntu-drivers-common (Ubuntu Wily) "gpu-manager hangs on boot when syslog is bloated" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/156543610:54
tseliotrbasak: I think I did a while ago. I need to find some time to backport the fix10:55
rbasakAh, OK10:55
rbasakinfinity: opinion on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/myodbc/+bug/1564856/comments/1 please?11:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1564856 in myodbc (Ubuntu) "myodbc uses internal libmysqlclient functions no longer exported by 5.7" [Undecided,New]11:04
rbasakPresumably repackaging for cmake shouldn't be insurmountable and we should just do it?11:04
Skuggenrbasak: But the main issue hasn't been fixed upstream11:05
rbasakSkuggen: how hard would it be to fix it and patch it in distro and then send that upstream?11:06
rbasak(in that I'm asking the question - I don't mean that rhetorically)11:06
SkuggenThe developers are working on a fix, which we would then apply to the newest released version, but I don't know the code, so I don't really know how big a task this is11:08
pittiGunnarHj: followed up; I don't think I have enough information/experience with fontconfig to answer this right away, but I asked some questions there11:11
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tsimonq2Greetings, regarding bug 1530323, I don't know what to do next, and it's affecting Lubuntu, could somebody please take a look at this bug report and my comments and judge whether it's fixed yet or not? I can't really tell...12:00
ubottubug 1530323 in network-manager-applet (Ubuntu) "The input box for editing a Wired connection static IP address doesn't appear correctly" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/153032312:00
GunnarHjpitti: Added an answer to bug #1556457. If you don't have enough fontconfig experience, who has ;)12:01
ubottubug 1556457 in fontconfig (Ubuntu) "[FFe] Demilight (OS/2 weight=350) confuses fontconfig" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/155645712:01
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GunnarHjHi Laney, any chance you have some good advice re. the bug #1556457 FFe?12:11
ubottubug 1556457 in fontconfig (Ubuntu) "[FFe] Demilight (OS/2 weight=350) confuses fontconfig" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/155645712:11
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Bluefoxicybluez-gstreamer wine1.6 gnome-media need recompile against gstreamer 1.0; they depend on gstreamer 0.10 in Xenial o.o12:42
Bluefoxicynot sure if that's fixable at this stage though12:42
Bluefoxicy(also bah the Wine team, they didn't get Wine 1.8 in Xenial even though it's been out since before Wily)12:43
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_hcwe (Android Tools Debian team) finally got all of our current packages into Debian/testing.  xenial is mostly in sync, but there are two packages with packaging fixes that have not been fixed: android-platfrom-system-core and android-platform-tools-base14:16
_hcoops, have not been synced14:16
_hcshould I do requestsync?14:39
ginggs_hc: yes please14:40
_hcok will do14:41
_hcseamlik: do you want to try the requestsync, or shall I?14:41
seamlikI'm not familiar with that ...14:42
_hcok, I can do it, its basically a webform in launchpad14:42
teward_hc: i'd be happy to run 'requestsync' for you if you need14:42
tewardthen give you the bug # to make your comments ;)14:43
tewardthis close to final freeze, though, how critical are the package updates :P14:43
seamlikHmm I would wait for some time14:43
tewards/final freeze/final release/14:43
_hcI think they are essential, and these are new packages that nothing else depends on, so they are low risk changes14:44
_hcthe new packages do depend on each other14:44
_hcfor example, one change is a typoed package name in depends14:44
seamlikDo we have any deadlines?14:44
_hcyeah, final release is very soon14:45
tewardfinal freeze is next week I think14:45
* teward pulls the Xenial schedule up14:45
seamlikApril 14?14:45
tewardhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseSchedule14:45
tewardFinal Freeze on April 1414:45
tewardand we're way past FeatureFreeze14:45
_hcthese are all bug fixes in the packaging14:46
tewardso you'll need to follow https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess to get it reviewable for FFe14:46
seamlikOK, fire at will ;)14:46
tewardseamlik: android-platfrom-system-core and android-platform-tools-base ?14:47
tewardseamlik: and from Debian Testing?14:47
_hcteward: the first package is https://packages.debian.org/source/sid/android-platform-system-core14:48
tewardand from Testing or Unstable?14:48
_hchold off on -tools-base14:48
teward(where do you want the sync req. to come from)14:48
_hcunstable and testing should be the same, it just happened, but unstable to be safe14:48
tewardhmm14:49
teward!info android-platform-system-core xenial14:49
ubottuPackage android-platform-system-core does not exist in xenial14:49
tewardhate the bot14:49
seamlikOh, android-platform-build14:49
tewardsource packages are better ;)14:49
tewardokay, so...14:49
ginggsteward, _hc: android-platform-system-core package already sync'd14:50
tewardyep14:50
tewardi was going to say that14:50
tewardE:Versions match14:50
teward:P14:50
_hcah, ok, I guess I should look at the ubuntu tools rather than the debian tools here :)14:50
tewardginggs: though, rmadison shows a delta between sid and xenial/universe14:50
tewardare we absolutely certain they're in sync?14:50
ginggssync'd 5 minutes ago14:51
seamlikThank you!14:51
tewardah, nice, so rmadison isn't updated :)14:51
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tewarddead*14:51
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ginggssponsored by LocutusOfBorg for Mapreri14:51
tewardeven better :)14:51
seamlikMapreri helped a lot during the migration14:52
ginggs_hc: what was the other one?14:52
_hcandroid-platform-build14:52
tewardi get the same notice about version match for that too14:53
tewardginggs: ^14:53
_hcthe android-platform-tools-base update requires a new package to xenial, so that's probably not feasible14:53
_hcliblombok-ast-java14:53
tewardmy squid proxy on my net is dead, so... I can't check easily14:53
tewardas of a couple minutes ago 'cause i broke it :/14:54
ginggsandroid-platform-build was also sync'd already14:54
_hc8 minutes ago, it looks like :)14:54
ginggsyou can see https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android-platform-build and https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android-platform-system-core14:54
_hcI think we're good then unless seamlik has something to add14:54
ogra_did anyone contact the phone team about these packages (since they maintain their own patched versions of i.e. adb, adbd and fastboot)14:54
_hcI think we've had some contact.  these packages don't touch the original android-tools source package, which is what Ubuntu uses for adb, adbd, and fastboot14:55
ogra_ok14:55
_hcUbuntu already has its own android-tools anyway, for a while now14:55
ogra_we tried to sync it at one point14:56
seamlikwell, that's all we need for now :)14:57
_hcit would be great to move adb and fastboot out of the android-tools package.  We have more up-to-date adb and fastboot building in the Android Tools Team packages, but they only build on amd64 and i386.  So someone would need to port things to all the other archs to fully replace the android-tools source package14:59
ogra_you would have to pull in the patches to the udev rules15:00
ogra_(that are added to support ubuntu devices)15:00
ogra_(beyond that fastboot and adb binaries shoudl be fine to use vanilla ... adbd not though  ... taklk to the guys in #ubuntu-touch)15:01
Mirvmardy: bug #1564767 fix is now built at https://requests.ci-train.ubuntu.com/#/ticket/1215 - you can mark it as Lander Signoff Approved when ready, although no hurry since qtbase is and will be blocked in xenial-proposed because of mysql-5.7 transition it seems15:17
ubottubug 1564767 in qtbase-opensource-src (Ubuntu) "Wrong size of embedded window" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/156476715:18
rbasakWhat happened to bzr-fastimport? Looks like it disappeared since Wily.15:25
rbasak"(From Debian) RoQA; orphaned, unmaintained upstream, rc-buggy; Debian bug #742416"15:25
ubottuDebian bug 742416 in ftp.debian.org "RM: bzr-fastimport -- ROM; orphaned, unmaintained upstream and rc-buggy" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/74241615:25
barrydoko: configglue (even upstream bzr) is still not python3.5 compatible, thus the ftbfs15:47
barrydoko: LP: #150428815:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1504288 in configglue "Test suite failure with Python 3.4 & 3.5" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/150428815:47
barrydoko: i will spend a *little* time looking at an upstream15:48
rbasakxnox: around? Please could you comment on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/juju-mongodb/+bug/1557830/comments/10 please?15:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1557830 in juju-mongodb (Ubuntu) "[needs-packaging] juju-mongodb2.6 in xenial, wily, and trusty" [Undecided,New]15:59
rbasakxnox: I'm happy to do whatever you and the release team prefer.15:59
xnoxrbasak, and why do you ask me? I'm not a release team =)16:05
rbasakxnox: because you have reason to care :)16:05
xnoxalso what juju upstream supports should not matter what ubuntu archive compiles.16:05
rbasakYeah16:05
xnoxrbasak, e.g. it should be totally valid to have a client on 32bit controlling 64bit deployments....16:05
rbasakI think I should change it to "any".16:06
rbasakIf it FTBFS on some archs, then the release team can decide whether to let that in or not.16:06
rbasakIt doesn't seem right to just turn it off on an arch, since I understand that makes life hard for porters who want a particular arch to work well across the archive.16:06
dokostokachu, looking at bignum: please don't use bash as the shebang when plain sh is good enough16:15
stokachudoko: bignum?16:15
dokostokachu, you uploaded that to NEW. or can it be removed?16:16
stokachudoko: you talking bout bigdata?16:16
dokoahh16:16
dokoyes16:16
stokachudoko: i can fix the bash string if you want16:17
dokostokachu, just for your next upload16:17
stokachudoko: thanks, fixed here https://github.com/Ubuntu-Solutions-Engineering/bigdata-deb/commit/fce9d383a8011e9b31cca01022128dc412afca87 so it'll make it into next upload16:18
dokostokachu, debian/copyright is missing 2016, in conjure as well16:20
dokostokachu, conjure: why all the pre-built egg files in conjure/dist?16:20
stokachudoko: hmm16:21
stokachudoko: i need to remove those, not sure why they are there16:22
stokachudoko: i fixed it and the copyright, anything else? otherwise i can upload a new package16:23
dokostokachu, ok, I'll reject that one. also ubuntui/*.py doesn't have any copyright notices. there might be more of these16:23
stokachuok ill add those files to copyright16:23
dokostokachu, the question is, if these files should contain the copyright, as the other files have it16:24
stokachudoko: yea some are LGPL and AGPL16:25
dokostokachu, well, then the debian/copyright is wrong. it only mentions the MIT license16:26
stokachudoko: yep fixing that now16:26
dokostgraber, golang-gopkg-inconshreveable-log15.v2-2.11+git20150921.0.b105bd3 debian/copyright is missing the copyright for the term subdir16:28
stgraberdoko: thanks, will fix16:33
dokostokachu, the update conjure: is it intended that the toplevel files are still covered by the MIT license?16:41
stokachudoko: yea16:41
stokachuaside from those directories i defined16:42
dokotjaalton, updated https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libset-scalar-perl/+bug/155882017:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1558820 in libset-scalar-perl (Ubuntu) "[MIR] libva" [Undecided,Incomplete]17:47
tjaaltondoko: cool, thanks18:18
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: I'm having trouble actually building php-fshl locally18:27
Pharaoh_Atemit keeps throwing errors18:27
naccPharaoh_Atem: paste?18:31
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: http://fpaste.org/349497/45979560/18:47
elbrusinfinity: any progress with debugging fpc FTBFS on powerpc yet?18:57
elbrusginggs: ^^ I don't assume you know more already?18:57
ginggselbrus: i know nothing!18:58
elbrus:)18:58
naccPharaoh_Atem: hrm, rebuilt fine here18:59
naccPharaoh_Atem: oh, in debian, though18:59
nacclet me check that18:59
infinityelbrus: I didn't have time over the weekend to dig deeper.  It's on my "free time" TODO this week.18:59
elbrusack19:00
stgrabermterry: sorry for those late MIRs took forever for those 3 packages to be accepted into xenial (went unreviewed between December and a couple of hours ago...)19:04
dokostgraber, lxc team == you?19:05
naccPharaoh_Atem: hrm, built fine in a sid schroot too19:05
stgraberdoko: lxc team is hallyn, mmcc, tych0 and I19:06
stgraberdoko: jgrimm is also in the team so he can get the rest of the server team up to speed on bugs if we miss any19:06
dokostgraber, was the team accepted as a bug subscriber in the past?19:06
stgraberdoko: and the server team is also subscribed to those packages separately (jgrimm was working on it now-ish)19:06
dokoahh, ok19:06
stgraberdoko: yeah, we are the MIR subscribe team for a dozen packages19:06
jgrimmstgraber, doko: should be done already even19:07
stgraberdoko: https://bugs.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-lxc/+packagebugs those are all the packages that are in main for which the ubuntu-lxc team is the main contact point19:07
dokostgraber, mterry: I just did the NEW review, so I'll propose to promote these. just waiting on your feedback19:07
dokomterry's feedback19:08
stgrabercool. I poked mterry because he's been handling all our other go-related MIRs this cycle but I'm not picky as to what MIR team member gives the go ahead :)19:08
stgraberI refreshed the go-lxc one with a new snapshot an hour ago to pick up the bugfixes needed for LXC 2.0, the other two looks to be perfectly functional so no reason to update to new upstream snapshots19:09
jdstrandsuperm1: hey, fyi bug #156596319:28
ubottubug 1565963 in seahorse (Ubuntu) "seahorse does not see gpg keys after upgrade to gnupg 2.1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/156596319:28
jdstrandseb128: fyi, ^19:28
superm1thanks, i'll take a look19:30
naccslangasek: does LP: #1565097 need to be re-uploaded?19:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1565097 in refdb (Ubuntu) "Update to PHP7.0 dependencies" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/156509719:50
naccslangasek: i don't see it changed yet19:50
slangaseknacc: quite possibly! let's see19:51
naccslangasek: jgrimm: i believe i'm down to the last 9 packages that need updating, fyi; a few will be in a broken state (e.g., drupal7 pending drupal8 or drupal7 updates) and i'm still contacting upstreams for a few to see if they have php7 versions we can pull down19:52
naccslangasek: but i think we'll be in a position to remove src:php5 soon, if you want, with minimal breakage to the archive, afaict19:52
jgrimmnacc, great!19:52
slangaseknacc: my count of remaining affected packages Friday was higher than yours; was your count including or excluding things that were still awaiting sponsorship at the time?19:53
TJ-nacc: are any of the php5/php7 changes you've been shepherding in any way capable of removing a user from the sudo group? specifically anything related to libapache2-mod-php5 and/or a2enmod ?19:53
TJ-nacc: I'm thinking .postinst mostly19:53
naccslangasek: including those things still awaiting sponsorship. My count was more of what is left to touch list; the official reverse-depends count is 30 right now, but i submitted a bunch today and some are false-positives due to php5 | php19:55
naccTJ-: hrm, in general, i've not changed any fucntionality in the postints, beyond calling the right command (for php5enmod -> phpenmod) or right parameter (a2endmod php5 -> a2endmod php)19:55
naccTJ-: so I'd be surprised if that happened, but I'm not going to make any guaranteed; do you have a specific package in mind?19:56
naccor a bug, i guess? :)19:56
slangaseknacc: ok.  my count as of Friday was 56, and a couple of those are already on the removals list (php-imap, php-mcrypt) but we should reconcile these counts soonish :)19:56
TJ-nacc: maybe you could run your eyes over the following pastebin? A user in #ubuntu+1 reported it and I did some 'live' debugging and we couldn't figure it out, so not even sure it is a bug, and the user re-added themselves so the issue is now dead. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/15585996/19:56
naccslangasek: yep, let's plan on syncing this afternoon?19:58
slangaseknacc: +119:58
naccTJ-: looking; but fwiw, i've not actually touched the src:php5 itself, which is a bit out of sync with debian probably19:59
naccTJ-: it's goign to be removed19:59
naccTJ-: so i'd just suggest to that user they need to migrate asap :)19:59
naccTJ-: and/or reproduce it with php719:59
TJ-nacc: right... I just wanted to do a heads up since we're so close to release... the trigger might have been a2enmod rather than the package install; hard to know but would be awful for that to escape into the wild20:00
naccTJ-: yep, i'll try and reproduce it here in a bit?20:00
tkamppeterinfinity, hi20:01
TJ-nacc: well no great pressure, as I said, the user re-added themselves from a recovery boot and I couldn't find any other mentions of similar stuff. It was a fresh clean install of 16.04 about 45 minutes before it happened, though.20:01
naccTJ-: ok, np; but first, lunch! :)20:02
TJ-nacc: supper :)20:02
infinitytkamppeter: Hi.20:03
tkamppeterinfinity, because of cups-filters. I do not know whether you know that I have made use of the fact that one could run LSB-compliant packages on Ubuntu.20:06
tkamppeterinfinity, for this there was an "lsb" package. Debian pulled this feature out, very shortly before our FF, not letting me a chance to introduce a new package.20:06
tkamppeterinfinity, so as LSB compatibility was actually only used by us to allow manufacturers to supply printer drivers, I have simply re-introduced the LSB compatibility by taking the stuff which was taken out of the lsb package into cups-filters.20:08
tkamppeterinfinity, only that I forgot the postinst  in the first place and got a bug report because of this and added it today to complete my work.20:09
infinitytkamppeter: Yes, I followed your bug report to see what you were doing.  cups should not, in any way, be responsible for providing ld.so links, however.20:09
tkamppeterinfinity, so does this mean that I should say LSB driver support is skipped on the LTS or forever?20:10
infinitytkamppeter: No, it means you should probably talk to Foundations people before deciding to hack around something like this in a printer driver package. :P20:11
slangaseknacc: zend-framework> the prior-version argument to dpkg-maintscript-helper mv_conffile is strongly recommended20:12
infinityIf we decide LSB ld.so links belong anywhere, it should be something reasonably low-level, either a re-introduction of some lsb thing, or in glibc itself.20:12
slangaseknacc: (not blocking this upload on it, but you really want that there so that things eventually clean up)20:12
infinitytkamppeter: Surely, you see how your method would immediately go sideways if someone else also decides they need that functionality.20:12
tkamppeterinfinity, so what I could perhaps do then is to recover the lsb-source package to its old state, of before Debian took everything out and sync cups-filters with Debian to remove all LSB stuff from it. OK?20:14
infinitytkamppeter: I don't think reverting lsb is sane either.  But leave it to slangasek and I to sort out the best way to solve this one.  cups-filters definitely shouldn't have an lsb package, though.20:16
jdstrandsuperm1: I added some more info to the description of the bugs. the secret keys didn't get migrated20:16
tkamppeterinfinity, slangasek, so please check and tell me what is the best solution for that.20:20
tkamppeterinfinity, slangasek, the solution can be a short-term solution for 16.04 only. On the OpenPrinting Summit I will tell manufacturers that the LSB is dead for printing as one of the two principal distro families left the LSB.20:23
slangasektkamppeter: an LTS in not "short term"; anything deployed here has to be supported on upgrade for 2 years, so needs to be designed carefully. I'm fairly certain the right answer is to put the symlinks in glibc, but I'll leave that to infinity to confirm20:24
tkamppeterinfinity, slangasek, the package in which the symlinks where before was lsb-core, coming from the lsb source package.20:26
slangasekwe're aware20:26
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: I'm not quite sure, but I think all of these debian package build tools hate me :/20:26
slangaseknacc: why does yubikey-ksm call phpenmod in its postinst for a module it does not ship?20:27
slangaseknacc: (not a regression, not blocking the upload, but ugh)20:27
slangaseknacc: mv_conffile, same thing for wikidiff220:31
naccslangasek: oh sorry, i rusehd that!20:42
naccslangasek: will post updated shortly20:42
tjaaltonshould unattended updates show install progress on shutdown?20:50
naccslangasek: updated in both20:55
slangaseknacc: 'tcpdf' - that's the Transmission Control Protocolortable Document Format, right?21:13
rbasakslangasek: I'm not sure what you mean by "Robie (the uploader of the version (re?)introducing the recommends" in bug 801244 but I think that's moot now?21:13
ubottubug 801244 in vblade-persist (Ubuntu) "[MIR] vblade-persist" [Undecided,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80124421:13
rbasakAFAICT, I've never uploaded a vblade-persist.21:13
mwhudsonanyone know what "main::scan_file() called too early to check prototype at /usr/bin/aclocal-1.11 line 644." means?21:13
mwhudsonhttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/251176532/buildlog_ubuntu-xenial-amd64.google-perftools_2.4-0ubuntu4_BUILDING.txt.gz21:13
slangasekrbasak: you sponsored the upload that reintroduced the recommends: on vblade-persist from vblade21:13
rbasakAh21:13
mwhudsonis it code for running autoreconf or something?21:14
rbasakslangasek: ah yes, I remember now. Sorry! Yeah cpaelzer is right. That was to bring vblade closer to sync with Debian so we can stop caring for it in universe next cycle. So no MIR any more so no further action I think.21:15
rbasak(the conffile move needs a delta but that can go > Xenial)21:15
slangasekrbasak: did vblade get uploaded to drop the MIR?  (I haven't looked at any of this, was just poking the bug via component-mismatches)21:15
rbasakslangasek: I wasn't aware of the MIR at the time. It was in MoM as needing a merge. We looked, decided we didn't want to maintain a delta, so merged it dropping most of the delta for a graceful removal next cycle.21:16
slangasekrbasak: ok, you can't just drop the delta.  It's a component-mismatch; packages in main need to not recommend packages in universe21:17
slangasekit was confusing to have an MIR bug still around from before vblade was promoted, but this still needs to be dealt with21:18
rbasakslangasek: sorry, I missed that.21:18
slangasekrbasak: my recommendation, given the goal of minimizing delta, is to change that Recommends back to a Suggests in vblade; the alternative is to try to make vblade-persist work without ruinit21:19
slangaseksorry, "runit" ;P21:19
rbasakslangasek: I think we might be able to drop vblade from server-ship and get it into universe.21:19
slangasekrbasak: also wfm :)21:19
slangasekbut that's a server product decision I guess, --> SEP21:19
naccslangasek: heh, i who knows why they named it that way; it appears to be a fork of fpdf, also their website claims "Started in 2002, TCPDF is now one of the world's most active Open Source projects"21:21
slangasekradioactive? bioactive?21:21
naccPharaoh_Atem: can you help me check something; if you install php-pecl-http and neable it, do you see a complaint if you just run `php`?21:28
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: how do I enable it?21:28
rbasakslangasek: SEP?21:29
naccPharaoh_Atem: actually, i think it will be enabled on install21:29
slangasekrbasak: "somebody else's problem" ;)21:29
naccPharaoh_Atem: alternatively, phpenmod http?21:29
rbasakslangasek: ah :)21:29
rbasakslangasek: I'll take care of it21:29
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: is this what you want to see? PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php/20151012/http.so' - /usr/lib/php/20151012/http.so: undefined symbol: php_resource_factory_init in Unknown on line 021:29
naccyeah21:29
naccit seems like something is not putting in the lib dependency21:29
naccthat symbol is from raphf21:29
naccbut `ldd` indicates http.so doesn't load raphf.so, which seems like a mistake21:30
nacctrying to figure out what's mssing21:30
sarnoldsee also dlopen()21:31
slangasekraphf.so, implies it's not a library but a plugin of its own; so linking to it is likely wrong21:32
Pharaoh_Atemyeah21:32
naccsarnold: true; but not called in this library, and not linked against libdl21:32
Pharaoh_Atemwhich means it's a runtime dependency21:32
slangasekhttp.so probably assumes this symbol is resolvable through the parent21:32
slangasekby raphf.so being loaded first21:32
naccslangasek: so maybe it's an ordering thing21:32
slangasekcould be21:32
naccistr something about the order of names does matter21:32
nacclet me see if i can find it21:32
Pharaoh_Atemis it being linked with -Wl,--no-undefined?21:33
slangasekcould also be a scoping issue with the options php itself passes to dlopen()21:33
slangasekPharaoh_Atem: that would fail at build time if it were21:33
Pharaoh_Atemright21:33
rbasakslangasek: I've passed to kirkland/jgrimm for an ack. If they say yes, I'll unseed it.21:34
Pharaoh_Atemso.... this just happened? http://fpaste.org/349595/59805700/21:35
Pharaoh_Atemanyone know why usb-modeswitch 2.3.0 isn't available?21:35
slangasekPharaoh_Atem: because don't try to dist-upgrade to -proposed21:35
Pharaoh_Atemslangasek: I've been living on -proposed for over two months because php things :/21:36
slangasekPharaoh_Atem: xenial-proposed is not for human consumption21:36
Pharaoh_AtemI guess I'm not human :)21:36
slangasekyou should be doing that in a chroot, not on a desktop root21:37
jgrimmrbasak, ack from me (and kirkland gave an email ack to that on Feb 4, as well as, for munin)21:37
Pharaoh_Atemslangasek: eh, it's a VM21:37
kirklandrbasak: vblade?21:37
kirklandrbasak: ack, +1 please drop from main.  vblade (aoe) was needed for eucalyptus, many moons ago21:37
jgrimmvirtual AoE blade emulator21:38
jgrimmyep21:38
rbasakjgrimm, kirkland: thanks. Seed changed.21:42
jgrimmrbasak, munin too?21:42
slangaseknacc: wikidiff2, zend-framework, please provide incremental debdiffs since the previous are already uploaded21:45
rbasakjgrimm: no but done now, thanks.21:47
jgrimmrbasak, thanks!21:47
slangaseknacc: are packages with build-deps but no runtime deps on php5 on your list?  (e.g. jscribble)21:48
naccslangasek: hrm, I thought I did ?21:50
naccslangasek: and no, not build-deps yet, that is next on my list21:50
naccslangasek: i just checked both bugs and the last attachment in each is an incremental debdiff?21:50
slangaseknacc: hurrr ok apparently I didn't read it right :)21:51
slangaseknacc: core-dev endorsement: "he writes correct code that I subsequently don't read; give him upload rights"21:52
naccslangasek: heh21:52
rbasakpitti: is there an easy way without cgmanager to get myself a shell that is running in its own cgroup?21:54
rbasakI asked hallyn, he suggested I ask you :)21:54
slangaseknacc: wrt php-mongo,php-horde-mongo - there are an awful lot of packages depending on php-horde-mongo, all of which will be broken by this; are we ok with that?21:54
hallynrbasak: which controllers are you intersted in?21:55
slangaseknacc: oh - nope, these are all recommends, ignore me21:55
naccslangasek: right, it should all be recommends21:55
nacci should have noted that, but did see that before suggesting its removal21:55
rbasakhallyn: I want to limit CPU and memory. I'm told that limiting memory will stop my entire cache from being dropped if I do something big in there.21:55
rbasakIdeally I want "run-in-cgroup --memory=X --cpu=X /bin/bash"21:56
rbasak(unprivileged)21:56
hallynyou want cpu not cpuset right?21:56
rbasakI'm not sure.21:56
hallynanyway memory you can do with no privilege with or without cgm;  cpu you'd need to edit /etc/pam.d/common-session to add ",cpu" to the libpam-cgfs line21:57
hallynso in the meantime i'd recommend yeah use cgm.  I think we should come up wiht a good systemd based answer and put that into the server guide21:57
rbasakhallyn: OK, thanks21:58
* rbasak reads up21:58
naccPharaoh_Atem: slangasek: may have found the pecl-http issue, typo -- checking to see if it fixes it21:58
infinityrbasak: Who's taking ownership of evaluating the removal of the block-proposed tag from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/squid3/+bug/1473691 ?22:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1473691 in squid3 (Ubuntu) "[FFe] squid: Update to latest upstream release (3.5)" [Critical,Fix committed]22:00
rbasakjgrimm: ^^22:00
rbasakOr rharper maybe?22:00
infinityrbasak: We're probably approaching a point where we're not going to find any more bugs without inflicting it on users.22:00
rbasakI've seen activity, but I'm not sure who's holding the baton right now.22:00
rharperlast I saw was a 1ubuntu4 upload with some fixes from slangasek on the maint scripts;22:01
infinityAnd another from me, yes.22:01
rharperI can give the proposed package a test; but since it was maint stuff, I don't it to modify the functionality w.r.t universe packages we were testing22:01
rharperrbasak: I didn't get any time to test additional rdepends on squid3 from universe yet;22:02
rharperwe did want to maybe see about maas and squid322:02
infinityWell, we're running out of time to "see about" anything.22:02
rharperI don't see any reason to hold back22:02
rharperbetter to get the hurt ASAP22:03
rbasakrharper: any known issues with what is in -proposed currently?22:03
infinityThat was sort of my thinking.22:03
rbasakSorry, I haven't really been following along.22:03
rharperrbasak: none that I'm aware of22:03
infinityI'm sure we missed some bugs, but I've fixed the ones *I* run into.22:03
infinitySo, I need other people to find more. :P22:03
rbasakOK, let's drop the tag as I don't hear any objections.22:03
* rharper nods 22:03
slangasekunless we want to risk keeping squid3 out-of-date for another LTS, we should let 'er rip22:03
rharperheh22:03
rharpernot after all of this trouble22:03
infinityAnd someone might want to merge the new upstream after we let this one through.22:03
infinityBecause more bugs.22:03
rharper3.5.15 (new stable IIRC)22:03
slangasekyes there may be some knock-on effects, but we need to find them before we can sort them out, and at this point we need it in xenial before we're likely to find them22:04
rharperyep22:04
rbasakI saw activity on bug 1448149. I think that probably doesn't affect Xenial?22:04
ubottubug 1448149 in squidguard (Ubuntu) "Squid 3.3.8 incompatible with squidGuard 1.5-4" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/144814922:04
* infinity removes the tag.22:04
rbasak(in fact it would be fixed by Xenial?)22:04
rharperrbasak: yes22:04
rharperfixed22:04
rbasakLovely. Thanks!22:04
rharperat least with the trivial test case kick1nz setup22:04
Pharaoh_Atemnacc: cool22:09
naccPharaoh_Atem: nm, didnt' fix it (but is a real bugfix :)22:10
slangaseknacc: netmrg is dep-wait on all archs22:11
slangaseklooks like an outdated build-dep on libmysqlclient15-dev?22:11
rbasakslangasek: I have that on my list to fix.22:12
naccslangasek: i believe it's due to the pending migration22:12
rbasakRight22:12
slangasekwhat's pending that's causing it to dep-wait?22:12
rbasakIs https://launchpad.net/~mysql-ubuntu/+archive/ubuntu/mysql-5.7/+sourcepub/6249018/+listing-archive-extra helpful?22:13
rbasakThat's our test build.22:13
jgrimmrharper, do you know if maas got any testing done on squid3 proposed?  they said they'd have to make changes in maas.22:13
slangasek$ apt-cache showpkg libmysqlclient15-dev22:13
slangasekN: Unable to locate package libmysqlclient15-dev22:13
slangasek$22:13
naccslangasek: sorry, i mean the deps need to be updated, but that the sql migration is going to fix it (or needs to)22:13
rbasakslangasek: s/libmysqlclient15-dev/libmysqlclient-dev/. They're equivalent. We dropped the virtual package from MySQL 5.7 that's in proposed.22:13
slangaseknacc, rbasak: right, so netmgr should get reuploaded with the fixed build-dep and afaics that doesn't need to wait for anything else22:14
slangasek(then once built, will block in -proposed as part of the mysql-5.7 transition - but should get done sooner than late so as to not itself block mysql-5.7?)22:14
naccslangasek: good point; rbasak want me to submit the debdiff?22:14
jgrimmroaksoax,  squid3 block-proposed just removed, so it'll migrate assuming no failures.22:15
rbasakNo need, I have it local.22:15
rbasak(already done, just not uploaded)22:15
naccrbasak: ok, thanks22:15
slangaseknacc: and is lasso on your todo list?22:15
infinityjgrimm: Already has migrated, in fact.22:15
rbasakslangasek: it's in my queue of uploads for the transition.22:15
jgrimminfinity, ah..22:16
rbasak(netmrg that is)22:16
rbasakslangasek: I was holding back in case we decided to not do the transition.22:16
infinityrbasak: I think we're past the point of turning back.22:16
rbasakI was going to talk to infinity about it.22:16
infinityrbasak: Worst case scenario, we drop mysql-proxy and myodbc, and the rest of the world looked okay, right?22:17
rbasakinfinity: OK. I'll begin tomorrow morning :)22:17
rbasakinfinity: AFAICT, yes.22:17
infinityrbasak: Yeah.  Let's do it, then.22:17
slangasekrbasak: ah, k22:17
naccslangasek: urgh, that doesn't show up in `reverse-depends` ... how strange22:17
naccslangasek: oh wait, it will22:17
rbasakinfinity: ack22:17
infinityrbasak: I can demote those to -proposed when the rest is looking alright, and we can outright remove them from the archive when we're sure that's the right thing to do.22:17
slangasekrbasak, infinity: oh, er, myodbc is already broken in the archive, if you didn't know22:17
naccslangasek: yes, on my list22:17
infinityslangasek: It is?22:17
slangasekinfinity: yes, it built and then had undefined symbols and I decided I had better things to do with my life22:18
infinityslangasek: Awesome.22:18
slangasekhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/myodbc/+bug/101004422:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1010044 in myodbc (Ubuntu) "program crashes saying "undefined symbol: strfill"" [Undecided,Confirmed]22:18
rbasakslangasek: upstream are working on fixing up myodbc for us. We can land that late I guess, since there's no risk of regression then.22:18
infinityslangasek: File a removal in Debian and yank it from Ubuntu and wash your hands of it? :P22:18
rbasakSkuggen: ^^ FYI.22:18
slangasekinfinity: that says it's been broken for 4 years, hth22:18
rbasakslangasek: well that certainly makes life easier. Thanks :)22:19
infinityslangasek: I feel a little less bad about some of my underloved Debian packages now.  At least mine run.22:19
slangasekinfinity: trade you upstreams22:20
infinityslangasek: Though, I suppose yours is quite secure.22:20
slangaseknacc: ok.  How about libkolab? Its runtime dep is on phpapi-20131226, not on php5-*22:20
slangasekinfinity: unbreakably secure22:20
naccslangasek: yes, it shows up due the build-dep22:21
slangaseknacc: ok22:21
naccslangasek: i haven't fixed any build-deps on src:php522:21
naccor very few22:21
slangaseknacc: fwiw here's my current watchlist: (grep-dctrl -n -sSource:Package -FDepends php5 -o -FDepends phpapi-20131226 /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_xenial_*binary-amd64_Packages; grep-dctrl -n -sPackage -FBuild-Depends,Build-Depends-Indep php5 /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_xenial_*Sources)   | sort -u22:21
infinityHuh.  How is it 16:21 already?  I guess I should go find breakfast or lunch or whatever.22:21
naccslangasek: ok, thanks ... that's handy to have22:21
Pharaoh_Atemthe day just flies by, doesn't it?22:22
slangaseknacc: NB that only looks at release pocket, not -proposed, so season to taste22:22
naccslangasek: right22:22
slangasekpitti: wow, watershed demoted!22:30

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