[06:12] cjwatson: yeah, and cady's yakkety chroot has wrong sources, so I can't actually investigate it there... I have an RT open === maclin1 is now known as maclin === jamespag` is now known as jamespage === maclin1 is now known as maclin [09:09] infinity: hey, please once you're here could you consider promoting unity/compiz and friends from xenial proposed to updates? It's quite important for us and OEM to have that in the .1 image. [09:15] Trevinho: It's on my radar. [09:17] Unity, descend to -10 feet [09:18] infinity: thanks [09:36] unity-settings-daemon would be good to get as well [10:21] seb128: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-greeter/+bug/1571640 seems to still be in limbo? [10:21] Launchpad bug 1571640 in unity-greeter (Ubuntu Xenial) "unity-greeter scaling factor changes after a delay" [High,Confirmed] [10:21] infinity, the corresponding greeter change didn't land so it's basically a no-op, emiting a signal nobody uses [10:22] I can mark it verification-done on the basis that it doesn't create regressions [10:23] seb128: WFM. [10:24] done [10:35] infinity, hello =) would you release a few SRUs for me please? =) [10:35] bug #1592990 [10:35] bug 1592990 in s390-tools (Ubuntu Xenial) "HCPGIR450W CP entered; disabled wait PSW 00020000 80000000 00000000 00004502" [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1592990 [10:35] bug #1595495 [10:35] bug 1595495 in partman-base (Ubuntu Xenial) "DASD drives can only hold 3 partitions" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1595495 [10:36] xnox: Yeah, yeah. [10:36] xnox: You verified it 4 minutes ago, patience. [10:36] and then I would like to upload ubiquity to fix two bugs in yakkety, and same into xenial: [10:36] bug #1584417 [10:36] bug 1584417 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Xenial) "Location/Timezone picker crashes on install" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1584417 [10:36] and [10:36] bug #1603926 [10:36] bug 1603926 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Xenial) "In ubiquity many translations have incorrect substituition variables" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1603926 [10:36] would that be ok? [10:36] let me paste the debdiff [10:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/19884627/ [10:37] infinity, thank you sir =) [10:38] xnox: If you're doing ubiquity, could you help verify the console-setup in proposed before doing a source refresh? [10:40] xnox: And, y'know, do a source refresh. [10:41] infinity, all changes are systemdish right? so check that things don't explode and work correctly post-install? [10:41] yeah, source refresh. [10:41] * xnox is validating that the bugfixes in ubiquity are correct in yakkety now. [11:09] xnox: Well, validate that the bugs are fixed. cyphermox didn't get around to it before he went and got married. [11:15] pitti: And if you could verify your systemd SRU, that'd be nice. [12:21] infinity: ok, I'll look into doing at least some [12:22] infinity: would you be ok with short-cutting some other -updates, like the 5 day old ones? [12:22] this morning I released the ≥ 7 days stuff [12:30] pitti: I did a ton. Check -changes [12:31] ah, good [12:31] so pending-sru just needs to update [12:48] infinity: meh, so it does not regress, but it fixes only half of bug 1593379 [12:48] bug 1593379 in systemd (Ubuntu Xenial) "systemd 229-4ubuntu6 ignores net.ifnames=0 on USB or /etc/udev/rules.d/80-net-setup-link.rules being a /dev/null symlink" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1593379 [12:48] but either way, none of those are really important for .1 [12:55] pitti: The upgrade bug seems important, at least. [12:55] that yes === s8321414_ is now known as s8321414 [12:56] pitti: If you're happy that nothing has regressed, I'd like to release this, and you can follow-up with a proper fix for 1593379 [12:56] pitti: If that seems reasonable to you. [12:56] infinity: yes, sounds good; I'll reopen after releasing [12:56] infinity: upgrade, reboot, shutdown etc. was fine [12:57] and it has a ton of autopkgtests too [12:57] pitti: Reopen away. [12:58] done [13:26] infinity, console-setup is good, and auberginy [13:28] will upload into proposed queue, ubiquity with sources updated to the -proposed console-setup and -proposed partman-base [13:32] xnox: Ta. [14:23] xnox: Do you need images built with that ubiquity to verify it? [14:48] infinity, not really. I upgrade from live session and test it that way. There is nothing that affects things before multi-user.target [14:49] i will test the binaries from -proposed to verify the two bugs and that things didn't explode in a second. [14:49] xnox: Danke. [14:50] pitti: Review my base-files to make sure I can type? [15:28] infinity: LGTM, accepted [17:29] infinity, xenial-proposed ubiquity is good. === kees_ is now known as kees [18:24] cjwatson: fooey - cady's chroot is sorted, and the haskell-http-conduit build failure isn't reproducible there either. But consistently reproducible in LP [18:24] and a distinctive lack of verbose output from the test log [18:25] output in failing log: [18:25] Response cookie jar is nothing when request cookie jar is nothing [18:25] Test suite test: FAIL [18:25] output in successful log: [18:25] Response cookie jar is nothing when request cookie jar is nothing [18:25] TLS [18:25] [...] [18:30] infinity: latest 16.04.1 daily desktop ISOs still seem to have proposed enabled by default... was that intentional or an oversight? [18:31] jderose: Spinning non-proposed images tonight after I promote ubiquity and base-files. [18:31] infinity: gotcha, sounds good. thanks! [18:50] xnox: You didn't comment on the bugs or change the tags... [18:54] slangasek: Upload to a PPA with a "cat dist-ghc/test/http-conduit-2.1.11-test.log" on failure? [18:56] infinity: out of curiosity, when should 14.04 start prompting folks for upgrades to 16.04? [18:57] jderose: Best case scenario, Thursday. We might delay a few days to make sure we have solid upgrade testing, but assume "soon". [18:58] infinity: we're doing 14.04 upgrade testing today, so i'll let you know if we find anything. so i assume right now i need to use `upgrade-manager -d` to force it still? [18:58] If possible I'd like to land the MySQL SRU before prompting release upgrades. There are a bunch of bugs that cause postinst failures that should be fixed. [18:58] (I have yet to verify but will do so before the ageing period is done) [18:58] jderose: Yep. [18:58] cool, thanks [19:10] infinity: I just catted a successful one and it's even more useless than the build log... I suppose we can see what a ppa says [19:11] slangasek: Oh. I was just taking the message's word on it being useful. :P [19:11] slangasek: I should know not to trust programmers. [19:13] yeah, I'll try it anyway, maybe it's usefully verbose only on failure [19:36] infinity: one little issue i just found: i did a 14.04 to 16.04 upgrade. upgrade worked fine, but at the end clicking "Restart Now" has no effect... system does not reboot, update-manager just closes [19:36] jderose: Curious. Does restarting via other methods work? [19:37] jderose: Cause that sounds a bit like something forgot how to talk to upstart to reboot into systemd. Which we have a lot of icky hacks for. [19:40] infinity: restarting from the indicator and power button both opened the reboot/shutdown dialog, and they rebooted fine. so at a glance seemed like a problem with upgrade-manager. [19:40] jderose: Huh. If it's reproducible with a simple recipe, please file a bug. [19:40] infinity: okay, will do after i eat some lunch [20:03] infinity, yes, ran out to a birthday party =/ [20:03] 1sec [20:03] xnox: I read that as "ran out of birthday party". [20:04] =) [20:04] "Man, I'd do that, but I'm all out of birthday party." [20:04] xnox: Anyhow, I trusted you and released it. But do document something in the bug in case someone yells at me later for being a cowboy. ;) [20:04] s/bug/bugs/ [20:05] I wonder if I can make "out of birthday party" a thing. Basically, the new lack of carefactor. [20:05] and done [20:18] slangasek: Could be something that only happens on 64-bit kernels? Though can't imagine what [20:59] Ahh, crap. I didn't disable PROPOSED for those RCs. [21:00] * infinity head -> desk. [21:00] infinity: hehe :P [21:01] Meh. I'll respin in the morning. [21:01] slangasek: BTW you don't need to use devirt PPAs for arm64 any more [21:01] They'll only pick up one or two packages from proposed anyway. [21:01] or armhf for that matter [21:01] cjwatson: yeah [21:01] slangasek: I notice that the description of that PPA specifies a condition under which it should be deleted, and that condition now holds :) [21:01] heh [21:01] slangasek: (but maybe it's been repurposed for s390x ...) [21:02] cjwatson: except the ppa doesn't have s390x enabled ;) if you could do that, I would repurpose it, yes [21:03] slangasek: done [21:04] cjwatson: thanks [21:05] hmm do I not have -proposed enabled for this ppa? [21:05] sure didn't :P [21:13] 0 of 1 test suites (0 of 1 test cases) passed. [21:13] Test suite test: RUNNING... [21:13] Test suite test: FAIL [21:13] Test suite logged to: dist-ghc/test/http-conduit-2.1.11-test.log [21:13] yep, super useful [21:13] thanks for that [21:31] slangasek: #debian-haskell@oftc might have clues [21:31] slangasek: You beat me to that accept by a few seconds. [21:31] slangasek: Got very confused. [21:32] infinity: roaksoax escalated to me directly :) [21:32] slangasek: I assume he wants it on point release media (see #-devel) [21:32] cjwatson: yeah, I'm not going to spend any more time on this one today during work hours [21:33] * cjwatson nods [21:33] slangasek: If so, you have my blessing to expedite the -updates promotion while I'm asleep, I'll be respinning tomorrow for isc-dhcp, probably, and for the PROPOSED blunder. [21:33] infinity: ack [21:59] infinity: seems 100% reproducible - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-release-upgrader/+bug/1604173 [21:59] Launchpad bug 1604173 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu) "Clicking "Reboot Now" after 14.04-->16.04 upgrade has no effect" [Undecided,New] [21:59] small issue in the grand scheme of things, though [22:03] that's odd, has someone recently subscribed me to notifications for Xubuntu Desktop images on the ISO tracker? [22:04] I certainly do not recall subscribing myself, or receiving notifications for previous milestones