=== shiznix_ is now known as shiznix === maclin1 is now known as maclin === maclin1 is now known as maclin [05:11] hi === davidcalle|afk is now known as davidcalle [07:30] Good morning gents du bureau... [07:57] happy Friday gang! [07:58] * willcooke checks [07:58] yeah, Friday === hikiko is now known as hikiko|afk [07:59] heh [07:59] happy Friday willcooke and Trevinho and all [07:59] bbl [08:11] hey hikiko|afk willcooke Trevinho [08:52] good morning [09:05] morning andyrock [09:05] hey andyrock, happy friday! how are you? [09:06] hey seb128 willcooke [09:16] happyaron, hey, can you help the submitter to test the patch on bug #1579246? [09:16] bug 1579246 in network-manager (Ubuntu) "802.1x auth issues in 16.04, keep asking for password" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1579246 [09:17] seb128: sure [09:17] thanks [09:17] seb128: but I'm confused cuz I can't reproduce it... [09:17] I think ppa or local build and adding a deb to the bug should work [09:17] yep [09:17] do you have a 802.1x config? [09:18] yes, I've set up a PEAP/MSCHAPv2+LDAP Wi-Fi at home to this it [09:19] unsure, maybe it has to do with specific options [09:19] ok [09:19] do you have a file generated in your /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ [09:19] does it look like the one in the bug description? [09:21] seb128: I don't have a ca-cert field, cuz I'm using a letencrypt issued cert which is trusted by the system [09:21] that might be the difference who knows ... anyway we have reported wanted to test a patch so let's just do that ;-) [09:22] ok [09:22] thanks! [10:17] seb128, hi seb, sorry to bother you for that :) I think that after updating recently my yakkety something doesn't work well with the keyring... it asks my ssh password in the terminal everytime I use bzr, you know how to fix those issues? [10:27] I solved running the keyring daemon in ~/.profile but that looks more like a workaround === hikiko|afk is now known as hikiko [11:15] Trevinho: right, i guess i need to port over the unity theming i had in my theme before. forgot about the UnityDecoration stuff. thanks for the hint! [11:15] yw [11:53] cimi, try asking La_ney next week (he's on vac today), that has to do with systemd user session and he looked at those issues [12:04] ricotz: urgh, seeing the sd_exports_test fail on 5.2.0/yakkety too now. [12:05] seb128: ^^ so no weekend upload, as something updated in yakkety-proposed broke libreoffice this week (it build fine against -proposed last friday) [12:05] :? [12:05] :/ [12:10] Sweet5hark1: did you manage to resolve your theming issues yet? [12:11] Sweet5hark1, :-( do you have any idea what? [12:11] ochosi: not against 5.2 unfortunately. what i did on libreoffice master didnt work there. [12:12] seb128: nope, the test seems to be looping (see the session is being killed). [12:13] seb128: two options: disable the test for now, care for it later. or do a local build and try to debug it before uploading. [12:15] seb128: if I were a betting man, Id think some gcc or boost stuff caued the break. but thats just shooting into the dark right now. [12:15] try asking doko if he knows about any recent toolchain change that could impact you? [12:15] but better to fix than workaround [12:15] so yeah, probably better to debug... [12:21] yeah, right now there isnt much info to throw at doko and I would understand a grumpy reply to "do you think there were changes that might have broken something" ;) [12:25] OTOH this is possibly currently still broken in -proposed only and stopping the presses might prevent promoting something kaputt that causes trouble elsewhere to main ... [12:25] Sweet5hark1, ok :\ -- btw, make sure to *fix* and double-check the versioned Conflicts/Replaces for libreoffice-impress [12:26] and of course push your packaging changes to git [12:28] Sweet5hark1, might be worth trying to build it with internal libixion/orcus [12:28] that would be a workaround even if it worked [12:29] seb128, yes, until those libs are built against boost1.61 [12:29] but it would (nearly) exclude boost as a problem [12:32] ricotz: what about renes libreoffice-impress C/Rs? [12:33] they don't work with your ubuntu version [12:43] ricotz: urgh, yeah. fixed and pushed. === JanC is now known as Guest34729 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [14:04] tedg: in ci-train the systemd unit-tests fail... [14:05] tedg: see https://launchpadlibrarian.net/278558119/buildlog_ubuntu-yakkety-amd64.unity_7.5.0+16.10.20160812.1-0ubuntu1_BUILDING.txt.gz [14:05] [==========] 1639 tests from 106 test cases ran. (57098 ms total) [14:05] [ PASSED ] 1637 tests. [14:05] [ FAILED ] 2 tests, listed below: [14:05] [ FAILED ] TestSystemdWrapper.Start [14:05] [ FAILED ] TestSystemdWrapper.Stop [14:05] Trevinho: Uhg, okay. Let me see. [14:05] tedg: try to run make check-headless in a non-x session [14:08] Trevinho: Okay, spinning up the CPU fan :-) [14:08] tedg: it's always a great melody when it compiles unity7 :) [14:09] Mozart would be jealous [14:55] aaahhh fridays. I just tried to install the daily image yakkety amd64 from today. the installer crashed :/ [14:58] :( [15:07] Sweet5hark1, cyphermox knows about it I think [15:14] yeah, I'm working on figuring out why [15:15] looks like something is now caring more about localization than it used to [15:24] Sweet5hark1, seb128: when in doubt, blame glibc ;) (and if it just broke yesterday or today) [15:25] doko, can I blame all of my problems on glibc too? [15:26] it's called glibc, not eliza [15:26] heh [15:41] Trevinho: The connection check broke the tests. I pushed a fix. [15:41] thanks [15:42] ah, yeah.. wait for it I guess would work [16:01] * Trevinho leaves for some running... Have nice weekend everyone! [16:08] doko: yesterday/today sounds about right. ricotz reported breakage yesterday, i had a good build earlier in the week. [16:10] cyphermox: just fyi - xubuntu installed ok here [16:13] Hey desktop people. [16:13] My laptop has become dangerously close to unusable since an upgrade and reboot yesterday, and I'm trying to sort out where to lay blame. [16:14] I get full-screen redraw flickers on window focus changes and sometimes just on keypress, and the frequency of that goes up and up until it's just flickering non-stop and needs a reboot to calm itself. [16:15] Trevinho, seb128, Laney: ^--- Any ideas? [16:15] (And this was before I updated my local glibc, so the blame isn't on me :P) [16:15] mhmh [16:15] infinity: reverting unity/compiz changes anything for you? [16:15] infinity, xenial or yakkety? [16:15] seb128: Yakkety. [16:16] tried to boot an older kernel? [16:16] Trevinho: Maybe. I haven't gotten to package level bisection yet, just decided to get angry and ask first, in case someone was aware of an issue and could talk me off the ledge. ;) [16:16] does it do it on the greeter? [16:16] but not known no [16:16] infinity: nothing known.. Something changed in rendering though, so.. [16:16] seb128: Hard to say if it does it on the greeter, since it's very intermittent until it gets going. [16:17] when it gets going does a session restart fixes it? [16:17] Alright. I'll get to reverting packages then, if no one has any current blame to pass around, and I'll get back to you. [16:17] or do you need a reboot? [16:18] seb128: Unsure, the last couple of times I just rebooted. The reason I opted for the reboot was that even my VCs were doing the non-stop flickering once it was in that state. [16:18] sounds lower level than the desktop shell then [16:18] would blame the video driver/kernel [16:18] but that's just a guess ;-) [16:19] It certainly sounds mesa/drm/dri, but it could equally be something higher level started perturbing a previously un-tickled bug in the lower layers. [16:20] Anyhow, I'll play with package level reverts later today and see if I can nail down what package change caused it. [16:20] Which, indeed, might not be the package responsible for the bug, but might point at the bug. [16:21] Oh, the other (much less dire) bug I've seen since the mess of updates over the last week is a thin white line appearing on the right edge of any desktop after the first app is launched. [16:21] Not sure who to blame that on either. :P [16:22] (Also a bunch of GTK+ theme bugs, but I'm pretty sure I know who to blame those on) [16:27] hehe [16:27] the line could be unity or nautilus [16:28] Trevinho, ^ is that known? [16:28] I'd bet unity, based on it being tied to having a window on the desktop. I close the window, and the line goes away again. [16:28] So, perhaps a misplaced attempt to apply a shadow or something. [16:29] Though, it is definitely "on the desktop", ie: you can't see it if the window is maximized. [16:30] Holy crap. In testing that, I just noticed that the gnome-terminal unmaximize bug was fixed! [16:30] but yeah sounds likely to be unity [16:30] !!! [16:30] Yay! [16:30] Anyone know how/where that was fixed, so it can be SRUed to xenial? [16:32] Trevinho would know, but there was a fix SRUed to xenial a while ago, are you sure it's still an issue? [16:33] Oh, it was fixed in xenial according to the bug. [16:33] Huzzah. [16:33] seb128: Wasn't sure, since I don't run xenial, but I'll trust the bug state. :) [16:33] those italians are good ;-) [16:34] * Trevinho celebrates [16:34] anyway.... [16:34] Which line? did I miss a screenshot? [16:34] flocculant: thanks but it's directly related to the language you used to install, too [16:35] ie those languages that delimit fractions with something other than a dot are affected [16:35] cyphermox: that'd be why ubuntu worked as well then :p [16:35] yeah [16:35] there's an easy dumb fix I could apply but I think some other language could do things differently, I would rather really understand [16:36] but it looks like maybe I'll force LANG=C and be done with it [16:36] seb128: Oh, while I'm whining, and related to gnome-terminal, we've lose the "LP: #123456" right-click highlighting in gnome-terminal. [16:36] Launchpad bug 123456 in xine-lib (Ubuntu) "podcast crashes amarok" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123456 [16:36] ubot5: NOT HELPFUL. [16:36] cyphermox: LANG=C.UTF-8 please. [16:36] infinity, try with Tre_vinho or La_ney [16:37] Trevinho, no screenshot that I know but I'm sure infinity can provide one [16:37] cyphermox: while I have you're eye - what would I report against for (probably some gtk3 thing) with the installer? [16:37] seb128: ah, I read the description though... But I didn't notice that personally I think andrea fixed it [16:38] cyphermox: don't know if you noticed but the 'skip' button isn't fixed at right side now - but wanders back and forwards depending on string length ... [16:39] Trevinho: http://lucifer.0c3.net/~adconrad/no-app-no-line.png http://lucifer.0c3.net/~adconrad/app-and-line.png [16:39] Trevinho: See the far right edge of the desktop. [16:40] ah, that one.. mh no... [16:40] never saw it [16:41] flocculant: not sure what you mean with the skip button... do you mean during the slideshow? [16:42] infinity: of course, it was just shorthand. if I say anything LC, expect a .UTF-8 tacked onto it, unless otherwise specified [16:46] cyphermox: this button > http://imgur.com/T9Uz42l [16:50] Sweet5hark1, I don't think the lo failure is caused by new glibc since it wasn't there when it first failed [17:09] happy weekend all [17:09] night === faenil_ is now known as faenil [20:51] anyone who works on the ubiquity installer? [20:52] I'm trying to update the kde frontend to Qt5 since Qt4 dropped Webview [20:54] I'm testing building it with debuild but I'm geting errors from wpa [21:14] ahoneybun: building ubiquity? what's wpa? [21:15] https://paste.kde.org/pogda6jrr [21:15] since ubuntu pastebin is down [21:15] error: this ‘if’ clause does not guard... [-Werror=misleading-indentation] [21:16] that seems to be the mean issue