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rnetocombrSomebody has news about bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1532226 ? It is fixed for tomorrow ? Devs need help testing ?01:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1532226 in unity (Ubuntu) "No menu bar in gtk apps on fresh boot" [Critical,Confirmed]01:44
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cpaelzergood morning05:25
alkisgGood morning05:25
Unit193alkisg: So what'd you end up doing for firefox addons?05:36
alkisgUnit193: I packaged the .xpi myself, for adblock plus05:36
alkisgSo now it's signed and works fine, but it's against the debian's desires about compiling everything from source, so it's not a solution that can be applied there05:37
Unit193So signed xpi "binary" blob?05:37
Unit193Ah, yep.05:37
alkisgAt what time is Xenial going to be released today?05:39
alkisg(Mate, specifically...)05:39
nhainesalkisg: there is no set time of release.05:44
alkisgThanks :)05:45
cpaelzerHi, it might just be that this is my first release that I experience internally, but is there something smarter to get around "ubuntu-distro-info: Distribution data outdated" until it is updated than05:47
cpaelzerecho "16.10,Yummy Yggdrasil,yummy,2016-04-21,2016-10-18,2017-07-18" >> /usr/share/distro-info/ubuntu.csv05:47
cpaelzersince this is a public channel, I juts made something up with Y's in it - no real codenames05:48
cpaelzerwell even then it surely won't find a yumma05:49
cpaelzeryummy, so that will only make ubuntu-distro-info happy, but not work at any later stages05:49
cpaelzerthe following somewhat works for me - for now "16.10,Y not here Yet,xenial,2016-04-21,2016-10-18,2017-07-18"05:51
cpaelzerplease let me know if there are better ways05:51
pittiGood morning06:50
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darkxstwhere does the grub config come from?07:54
darkxstbug 157287407:54
ubottubug 1572874 in grub2 (Ubuntu) "plymouth is disabled after upgrade from trusty due to missing "splash" kernel arg" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/157287407:54
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alkisgdarkxst: it comes from /etc/default/grub, GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT08:39
darkxstalkisg, right, what I mean is what sets the config, that is not just some static file installed by grub08:43
alkisgdarkxst: grub postinst uses /usr/share/grub/default/grub as a template to set that file08:44
darkxstalkisg, oh I see, trusty never specified "splash"09:23
darkxstand I guess it doesnt get merged in on upgrade09:23
pittiindeed, the default changed in xenial during the merge09:24
pittididrocks: ^ (right?)09:24
pittiso this sounds worth a plymouth SRU that adds the flag on upgrade09:24
yeehiAt what time today will the 16.04 final release be made available?09:24
pittidarkxst: mind filing a bug?09:24
pittiyeehi: 10 minutes later for everyone who asks :)09:25
darkxstpitti, already did09:25
yeehihaha! Thank you pitti!09:25
pittidarkxst: ah, sorry, can't read 5 lines of scrollback09:25
pittidarkxst: bug updated09:26
darkxstpitti, what about GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX? none of those exist on a clean xenial install09:30
darkxstGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="find_preseed=/preseed.cfg auto noprompt priority=critical locale=en_US"09:30
pittithat looks like a grub line from a live system or so, not from an install09:31
darkxstit was a 14.04.4 install09:31
alkisgHe might have pressed f6 while installing, and inserted a --- somewhere in the cmdline, so then ubiquity copied them to the installed system09:32
darkxstalkisg, no, I didnt touch f609:32
alkisgdarkxst: maybe you installed via usb, made by some tool that inserted that --- ?09:33
darkxstit was an ISO Attached to vmware, and pretty certain that was just installed through the usual greeter09:34
pittidarkxst: hm, that looks like a very strange command line then; preseed? auto?09:35
alkisgI think vmware has some wizard for installing OSes, maybe that was the source of that strange cmdline?09:35
pittiah, that could be09:35
didrockspitti: yeah, the default changed for this09:36
darkxstin that case maybe vmware is also messing with the _DEFAULT value09:46
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hikikohello10:36
rbasako/10:37
hikikois this the right channel to ask some questions on the SRU process? :)10:37
hikikohi rbasak :D10:37
rbasakI think it's the most appropriate place given your question, yes :)10:37
hikikowell, I'm trying (for the 1st time) to SRU a change in compiz10:38
rbasakCould you please ask your question again to give others context? Then others can help you too.10:38
hikikoI found these instructions:10:38
hikikohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates10:38
hikikoand I'm trying to follow the steps10:38
hikikobasically I want to SRU the change on trusty10:39
hikikoso I've downloaded the orig.tar.gz from here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/1:0.9.11.3+14.04.20150313-0ubuntu110:40
hikikoand I applied the change with quilt following these instructions:10:40
hikikohttp://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/patches-to-packages.html10:40
rbasakA source package actually consists (usually) of three files. You want them all, and then you can use tooling that's designed to work with them.10:41
hikikoI didn't edit/change anything else except of the code10:41
rbasakI suggest you use "pull-lp-source compiz trusty" to download the source package files for compiz that's current on trusty. The tool will also unpack the source tree for you.10:41
hikikoso I have to apply the changes to every one?10:41
rbasakThe tooling takes care of all of this for you. Really your change will only go in the debian tarball and regenerate your dsc for you. The orig file is never supposed to change for a given upstream version.10:42
rbasakThen add the quilt patch to the source tree that pull-lp-source unpacks for you.10:43
rbasakUse the "dch" tool to add the changelog entry, or edit debian/changelog directly if you wish.10:43
hikikoalright :) thank you rbasak, I'm going to start the process from the beginning, I'll ping you again if I have any problems...:D (thanks!)10:45
rbasakNo problem. Thank you for spending your time helping to make Ubuntu better!10:45
mwhudsontoday i appeared to discover that quilt chokes completely on files with spaces in their name, does that sound right?10:52
mapreriare we without name for the next release also this time?  so just about everything will be again blocked for days until mark announces the name?11:16
maprerior maybe i'm just worrying for nothing.11:16
nhainesmapreri: don't be silly... it's xenial+1!11:18
mapreriheh11:19
rbasakCome up with a comedy name and use that instead.11:28
rbasak"Yakkety Yak"11:29
Odd_BlokeYoloing Youngster11:30
mapreriwe should be able to upload stuff to the 'devel' suite :)11:31
nhainesSure, and 'grumpy' was going to be a perpetual 'devel' channel.  :)11:31
mapreri#ubuntu-grumpy11:32
rbasakGrumpty Gruffalo11:32
rbasakGrumpy11:32
cjwatsonAll this would be a lot easier (though still not trivial!) if the publisher were diskless, but that'll take a while.11:38
cjwatsonAt least some of the problems are because casual distroseries name changes have quite a lot of implications for what gets slapped on disk.11:38
wgrantIt would still be difficult.11:39
wgrantThe social solution is much easier than the technical one :)11:39
cjwatsonCertainly.11:39
wgrantI sadly can't harrass Mark in person this year.11:39
loganadenhoi12:03
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loganadenwe have a patch for nagios-plugins for 15.10, that removes support for sslv3 when openssl is compiled with no-ssl3: https://code.launchpad.net/~pirabarlen-cheenaramen/ubuntu/wily/nagios-plugins/crypto-fix/+merge/29249412:04
loganadenbackported from upstream12:04
loganadenhttps://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7568 <- SSLv3 is no longer considered secure12:04
loganadenfeedback welcomed12:04
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Bluefoxicytrying to overwrite '/usr/lib/jvm/java-9-openjdk-amd64/include/linux/jawt_md.h', which is also in package openjdk-9-jdk-headless:amd64 9~b114-0ubuntu114:25
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kyrofajdstrand, bug #1573188 relating to the discussion yesterday18:47
ubottubug 1573188 in Snappy "unity7 interface doesn't cover indicators or notifications" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/157318818:47
Pharaoh_Atemcongratulations on releasing Ubuntu 16.04 LTS :)19:00
jdstrandkyrofa: thanks, commented in bug19:02
Pharaoh_Atemcan anyone help me with this? https://paste.fedoraproject.org/358315/66065146/19:18
sladenPharaoh_Atem: can we have some context?  Is this trying to install 'ifupdown' on Fedora using 'alien' or some such?19:20
Pharaoh_AtemI'm trying to add to the Open Build Service the ability to build native Ubuntu 16.04 packages19:21
Pharaoh_Atemhere's the full log: http://paste.fedoraproject.org/358318/61266534/19:22
sladenPharaoh_Atem: okay.  Things like 'ifupdown' are low-level networking, that are unlikely to build/run/do anything useful except on Debian-based systems19:22
Pharaoh_Ateminterestingly, it works fine in 15.10 and older19:22
Pharaoh_Atemas well as Debian 7 and 819:22
sladenPharaoh_Atem: those are useful datapoints to know19:23
Pharaoh_AtemI'm not sure what changed to cause this to break19:25
sladenPharaoh_Atem: are you able to get into the machine?  And/or get a shell within the machine19:25
sladenPharaoh_Atem: then we can try running things manually19:25
Pharaoh_Atemlet me see if I can19:25
sladenPharaoh_Atem: and bisecting between a working and non-working ifupdown package19:26
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sladenPharaoh_Atem: any luck19:43
sladenPharaoh_Atem: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=ifupdown   shows the various published versions19:44
sladenPharaoh_Atem: from there it's possible to find the .deb  eg. http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/i/ifupdown/ifupdown_0.8.10ubuntu1_amd64.deb19:46
sladenPharaoh_Atem: /etc/init.d/networking then contains '#  Required-Start:    mountkernfs $local_fs urandom'19:46
sladenPharaoh_Atem: trying to work out what 'urandom' is required for  (guessing something like IPv6 randomisation19:48
sladenPharaoh_Atem: and I'm more puzzled for 'mourtkernfs'19:49
sladenPharaoh_Atem: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/i/ifupdown/ifupdown_0.8.10ubuntu1/changelog  points at "* Allow "hwaddress random" to generate a random MAC address." from pitti19:51
sladenPharaoh_Atem: (originally added by guus in Debian; merged + uploaded into Ubuntu by pitti)19:51
Pharaoh_Atemsladen: brb20:00
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Pharaoh_Atemsladen: back20:18
Pharaoh_AtemI'm unable to get into the image :/20:18
Pharaoh_AtemI think I'm going to have to force it to use a chroot instead to see if I can manipulate the environment20:18
sladenPharaoh_Atem: if this is kvm, can you connect to the terminal/serial port?20:19
Pharaoh_Atemwhen the build fails, OBS shuts down the VM :(20:19
Pharaoh_Atemand I tried to run the command to start it, and that didn't work20:19
sladenPharaoh_Atem: perhaps OBS has (or needs) a --preserve option20:19
Pharaoh_Atemthe image is here20:20
sladenPharaoh_Atem: or --no-detach etc20:20
Pharaoh_AtemI just don't know how to start it20:20
sladenPharaoh_Atem: qmeu <image>20:21
Pharaoh_Atemsladen: so I was able to rebuild the error in a chroot20:49
dasjoekirkland: I stumbled over another tool you wrote, ssh-import-id. Nice!21:19
kirklanddasjoe: ;-)21:20
kirklanddasjoe: here's a non-comprehensive list: http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/p/open-source-contributions.html21:20
dasjoekirkland: right, I've used some of those before. Happy release day! Also, I'm a bit stuck right now, I'm trying to replace https://gist.github.com/dasjoe/d12a8061bee56a966359d046a61161c6#file-xenial-on-zfs-sh-L202-L204 with "sudo -u dasjoe ssh-import-id dasjoe" which fails due to $HOME still being /root21:23
dasjoeFixed, "sudo -Hu"21:25
kirklanddasjoe: yep.21:32
sladenPharaoh_Atem: excellent.  Try commenting out the two 'dependencies' and then run it and see whether it complete21:59
Pharaoh_Atemsladen: so how do I do that?21:59
sladenPharaoh_Atem: 20:44 < sladen> Pharaoh_Atem: /etc/init.d/networking then contains '#  Required-Start:    mountkernfs $local_fs urandom'22:02
Pharaoh_Atemshould I delete that, then?22:02
Pharaoh_Atemalright, now I deleted them22:03
sladenPharaoh_Atem: rather than deleteing it completely, perhaps remove the two words 'mountkernfs' and 'urandom' that it was complianing could not be started22:03
Pharaoh_Atemsladen: it set up now22:04
Pharaoh_Atemso deleting mountkernfs and urandom fixed it22:04
sladenPharaoh_Atem: right, so these appear not be hard depencies22:04
Pharaoh_Atemsadly, there's no chance of this getting fixed in xenial :(22:05
Pharaoh_AtemI tried to bring this up when I first encountered it last month, but no one was able to figure it out22:05
Pharaoh_Atemor rather, had time to22:05
slangasekthe xenial SRU queue is open for bugfixes22:08
mwhudsonah yeah, i should stuff something into that!22:14
dokowhere is y?22:15
sladenPharaoh_Atem: please could you review  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1573275  and subscribe yourself22:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1573275 in Ubuntu "ifupdown should not hard-depend upon 'mountkernfs' and 'urandom'" [Medium,New]22:16
Pharaoh_Atemsladen: confirmed22:17
Pharaoh_AtemI'm actually "ngompa13" on LP22:17
sladenPharaoh_Atem: I have subscribed 'Neal Gompa', but it perhaps makes it easier to follow-up on the bug report and get back in contact if it's clear what your various/preferred aliases are and the best way to make contact22:19
Pharaoh_Atemsladen: done22:25
Pharaoh_AtemI love LP's inability to let me edit comments </sarcasm>22:25
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