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mwhudsonis someone repeatedly retrying all failed powerpc builds or something?00:52
slangasekmwhudson: yes, this is a common post-FF pasttime; it does pick up some legit toolchain fixes from time to time, but I've complained to the LP folks about generating emails to the uploaders instead of to the person clicking the retry button ;)01:24
mwhudsonheh yes01:25
mwhudsonretrying in launchpad is mostly "forget that you ever tried to build this"01:25
pittiGood morning05:39
pittibdmurray: oh, the problem is not the /u/, I added a backwards compatible @route to accept and ignore that part; the problem is the trailing /05:41
pittibdmurray: I'll update it, thanks for pointing out05:41
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ricotzchrisccoulson, hey :)07:09
ricotzchrisccoulson, please retry the failed amd64 builds of thunderbird -- https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+packages07:10
wgrantseb128: I've mostly fixed yakkety translations today. Everything's copied from xenial (successfully, this time...) and the queue is slowly importing.07:17
wgrantThey're not publicly visible yet, in case someone wants to check before we open it up.07:18
seb128wgrant, hey, ah, great, thanks!07:19
seb128what needs to be checked?07:19
seb128dpm, ^ you might know what to look at/want to check?07:19
dpmseb128, I certainly can, give me a few minutes07:20
seb128dpm, thanks!07:20
dpmthank you for following up!07:20
wgrantSorry for the delay. The failed initial copy a couple of months ago required some handholding to clean up from.07:23
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seb128cjwatson, ^ just in case you didn't notice, w_grant did the yakkety translations copy/import08:15
dpmseb128, wgrant, the templates look ok to me, I think I'll go ahead and make them visible to translators08:24
seb128dpm, great!08:24
seb128thanks08:24
dpmwgrant, ok, templates are now visible to translators and the translations focus is set to yakkety. Could you help us setting up the cron job in LP to do the exports for language packs?08:26
wgrantdpm: We should probably wait for the first round of imports to complete first.08:26
dpmack08:27
pittijuliank: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#apt → apparently the new test hardcodes "amd64"08:51
pittidpkg: error processing archive /tmp/tmp.xtWvRfrzRe/aptarchive/pool/initramfs-tools_1_amd64.deb (--unpack):08:51
pitti package architecture (amd64) does not match system (armhf)08:51
juliankpitti: There's a bug in some re-ordering in the test suite, I'm already on it08:51
pittijuliank: ah cool, danke08:52
juliankpitti: Apparently gpg 2.1.15 also introduces a failure in the apt test suite due to additional output in the apt-cdrom test case.08:54
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pittijdstrand: click-apparmor seems unhappy in y, known? http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu09:03
juliankpitti: The new browse.cgi is really awful. It breaks all my bookmarks09:05
juliankWhich is http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/a/apt/09:05
juliankand redirects to http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/browse.cgi/packages/a/apt/09:05
juliankwhich does not work09:06
juliankremove the a/ - still does not work, you also need to remove the trailing slash ...09:06
juliankNot to mention that browse.cgi just looks bad in the URL09:06
juliankCan this be fixed?09:07
juliank(Bookmark is actually the wrong term, it's what chrome suggests in its omnibox, and I can't really change that ...)09:08
roaksoaxy09:09
pittijuliank: drop teh trailing slash09:16
pittijuliank: the /a/ is fine09:17
pittijuliank: if you tell me how to configure apache to hide the browse.cgi, I'm happy to do that09:17
Laneyprobably via some mod_rewrite fun09:17
juliankpitti: Well, the old interface normalized to a trailing slash, so the redirect should preferably handle that :)09:17
pittihttps://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-release/+git/autopkgtest-cloud/tree/deployment/charms/trusty/autopkgtest-web/hooks/install#n3209:18
pittithat's the current config09:18
pittijuliank: I'll look into redirecting the trailing slash, hang on09:18
juliankFor the trailing slash, maybe having a        RedirectMatch permanent "^/packages(.*)/" "/browse.cgi/packages\$1" before the other one works?09:18
pittiyep, something like that09:18
juliankI'm not sure, but would using RewriteRule instead of RedirectMatch permanent work, like RewriteRule "^/packages(.*)/" "/browse.cgi/packages\$1" [H=cgi-script]09:21
* juliank is no apache expert09:21
juliankWell could try that with /test instead of /packages on the LHS and see what happens :D09:24
pittijuliank: trying in my juju-local deployment09:25
juliankpitti: Why is the new thing there anyway?09:25
pittihttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2016-August/039486.html09:26
juliankcool09:26
juliankHmm, apparently I am subscribed to ubuntu-devel but disabled mail delivery.09:31
juliankWeird09:31
pittijuliank: works now09:34
juliankYay, thanks09:35
LaneyRewrite would be nicer, then you can hide the "browse.cgi"09:48
LaneyAIUI09:48
Laney:)09:48
pittiLaney: how would Rewrite fix that? this is just cosmetics and aliases, not defining what the canonical path loooks like?09:49
* pitti is an apache n00b, sorry09:49
Laneypitti: I think that rewrites do the rewriting internally09:50
Laneythis is all bikeshedding on top of your good work though, sorry for that09:51
pittiLaney: no, don't be, I'm glad for hints how to hide browse.cgi09:51
pittiI tinkered around with that for some 10 mins but couldn't figure it out09:51
LaneyI'll play if you like09:52
Laney(later)09:52
pittiLaney: flask has this flask.url_for() thing which knows about it's "base URL", and that includes browse.cgi09:52
pittiwell, maybe not if the path that the browser reports never contains that09:53
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pittiLaney: yes, not a biggie; I'll also keep it on the list to try09:53
juliankOh the server should still report the browse.cgi path to the script09:53
juliankeven if it's not visible in the browser due to a rewrite09:53
juliankAFAIUI09:53
pittithe issue is that generated URLs by the flask app should then also not contain it09:53
juliankAh09:54
juliankyes09:54
pittiwell, of course I could just manually sed it out, but that feels hackish09:54
pittis/sed/subst/09:54
Laneypitti: http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/0.10/deploying/fastcgi/#configuring-apache seems like a good basis09:56
pittiI actually tried ScriptAlias / (seemed straightforward), but that didn't work for some reason09:56
Laneyor s/0.10/latest/09:56
pittibut I'll try again09:57
pittiLaney: we still need /request.cgi though, so we cannot completely hide that09:57
Laneynod09:58
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cjwatsonseb128,wgrant: yep, I saw, thanks, that's a relief :)10:09
Mirvmitya57: a person reported transmission-qt crashing on startup with the new qtbase, but works if appmenu-qt5 removed. is this expected behavior with the new patches, and should there be a Conflicts added somewhere instead to force removal of appmenu-qt5?10:45
Mirv(mind you, this is talking about a qtbase not in archives yet)10:46
dokocaribou: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tomsfastmath/+bug/161923910:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1619239 in tomsfastmath (Ubuntu) "[MIR] tomsfastmath (runtime dependency of clamav)" [High,Incomplete]10:49
chrisccoulsonricotz, ah, someone else retried them before I got a chance to take a look ;)10:56
rbasakcaribou: did you notice that your clamav merge is stuck in proposed?10:56
Mirvmitya57: not that I could reproduce that though in LXC/yakkety at least. the reported was however on xenial + Qt 5.6 though, would https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/appmenu-qt5/0.3.0+16.10.20160628.1-0ubuntu1 be required too?11:01
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ricotzchrisccoulson, yeah, I asked colin some moments ago ;)11:01
caribourbasak: no, will look at it11:03
dokoLaney, seb128, jbicha: anybody looking at the gtk+3.0 autopkg test failures?11:07
Laneydoko: Afraid not - I didn't upload it - but I think that they were previously analysed and it was decided they were all hintable11:11
LaneyLooks like that wasn't done, but if someone confirms then I can add that11:11
dokoI can't, don't know the history about it11:12
dokocoreycb, jamespage: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-gnocchiclient/+bug/1536887  now needed for aodh11:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1536887 in python-gnocchiclient (Ubuntu) "[MIR] python-gnocchiclient, python-gnocchi, python-pandas" [Undecided,Incomplete]11:13
seb128doko, same as Laney, I think pitti said it was all fine to override but unsure if he did it, jbicha did the upload so maybe check with him otherwise11:38
caribourbasak: the merge introduced a depend on a Universe library :-(11:55
caribourbasak: & I didn't spot it because I didn't upload it myself so I forgot to follow-up11:56
rbasakcaribou: np, I should have spotted that on review.11:56
caribourbasak: so I guess next step is to MIR tomsfastmath as doko proposed11:58
rbasakcaribou: ah, sorry I missed that. Yes, or drop the dependency if possible, depending.12:00
caribourbasak: I would opt for MIR as it drops an in-package copy of the code plus a bunch of patches12:01
caribourbasak: I'll look at that once I'm off the hook with my OOM kernel issues12:01
rbasakcaribou: OK. Thanks!12:02
coreycbdoko, ok I'll take a look, thanks12:03
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jbichaI don't even understand the gjs autopkgtest failure12:15
pittiseb128: no, not all -- isenkram needs to be looked at12:27
pittijust cjs and gjs are "known"12:27
pitti(regresssion due to gcc-6)12:27
seb128k12:27
seb128jbicha, doko, ^ somebody needs to look at that one12:27
seb128pitti, tahnks12:27
seb128thanks12:27
dokoseb128: look at what?12:28
seb128doko, why p_itti said is a sumarry of the gtk autopkgtest status12:29
jbichagjs didn't start failing until last week though but I can't even find the error in the logs12:31
pittiwell, teh isenkram failure looks like a bug in isenkram itself12:31
pittiso if we want to ignore that, ok12:32
pittijbicha: yeah, I grepped for "not ok", "error", "fail", a nuisance to find what's wrong12:33
pittidoko: qt and gtk will land next run12:37
seb128pitti, thanks12:38
jbichathank you12:39
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juliankpitti: The most recent apt:amd64 autopkgtest just reported "code 20" as result13:01
juliank(no space left on device during install)13:01
juliankAnyway, I have a fix for the apt gpg regression, still nothing for the non-amd64, though; I guess I'll just revert the commits now and fix that properly in the next few days13:02
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pittijuliank: that's not your fault indeed; somewhere between yakkety, cloud-init and our clouds the root partition of the cloud image doesn't get resized properly (bug 1619285)13:32
ubottubug 1619285 in cloud-init (Ubuntu) "cc_growpart fails on yakkety" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/161928513:32
pittidoko: python3-stdlib-extensions/3.5.2-1 and binutils/2.27-8ubuntu1 hinted through (ENOSPC problem)13:41
dokoahh, ok13:41
dokopitti: please hint python3.6 too13:42
pittidoko: done13:43
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Laneypitti: are all autopkgtests going to fail on that bug?14:21
pittiLaney: only the bigger ones14:21
xnoxand only on kvm14:21
Laneyis bigger well defined?14:22
pittiLaney: 2 GB :)14:24
Mirvmitya57: ok an addendum I can confirm the crash on yakkety + silo 34 when appmenu-qt5 is installed14:24
pittiwell, the system itself already takes about 1.114:24
pittixnox: yes, lxc is fine14:24
Laneyisenkram works locally :|14:25
juliankpython-apt test suite failure with gpg 2.1 should be fixed now upstream (just uploaded there), will sync that tomorrow14:48
dokojamespage, zul: horizon in Debian has a higher epoch (3) than in Ubuntu (2), and blocking some dependencies, like https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/designate-dashboard/2.0.0-2/+build/1053009314:55
jamespagedoko, that will get fixed with the b3 updates today14:55
jamespageits in the git repo, just not uploaded14:55
dokota14:56
bdmurraypitti: Did you see my comment regarding ubuntu-release-upgrader tests starting to fail recently?15:06
pittibdmurray: oh, did they? we've had force-badtest hints for it for a long time15:07
pitticommitter: Steve Langasek <steve.langasek@canonical.com>15:07
pittibranch nick: hints-ubuntu15:07
pittitimestamp: Thu 2016-01-28 13:46:20 -080015:07
pittimessage:15:07
pitti  Force-badtest on ubuntu-release-upgrader, whose tests regressed for reasons unknown15:07
pittioh, seems they worked again for a bit, and have flipped back and forth15:08
bdmurraypitti: they stopped working around the 25th15:08
bdmurraythe xenial ones show pass but they haven't run since then15:08
tdaitxit seems the linux powerpc/ppc64el asm/ioctls.h is missing a include for asm-generic/ioctls.h (it's there for the other archs)15:10
jdstrandpitti: yes, I am aware. that is bug #1615757. cjwatson has a fix but there was a local build failure that he was trying to figure out15:14
ubottubug 1615757 in click (Ubuntu) "click install fails on 16.10, causing user install and autopkgtest failures" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/161575715:14
pittijdstrand: ah, thanks15:17
cjwatsonjdstrand: I figured that out last weekend; it's just waiting for QA approval now15:18
Saviqcjwatson, hey, doesn't https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=827315 affect LP builders? we've just hit that in our jenkins builders and wondering if we should just get sbuild 0.71 - will you guys backport it to ppa:launchpad/buildd-staging ?15:32
ubottuDebian bug 827315 in src:sbuild "sbuild: Does not work with gnupg 2.x installed in the chroot" [Important,Fixed]15:32
tdaitxpitti, xnox it seems the linux powerpc/ppc64el asm/ioctls.h is missing a include for asm-generic/ioctls.h (it's there for the other archs), who could know something about it?15:36
xnoxtdaitx, #ubuntu-kernel and then ping apw or infinity. But both are here too =) so free ping =)15:37
tdaitxtks15:37
xnoxtdaitx, is something parsing those headers in funny ways?15:38
tdaitxxnox, the reprapper package includes amf tools and that one uses a type and a macro that is available in asm-generic/ioctls.h, thus it fails to build on powerpc/ppc64el15:39
LaneyURGH15:40
Laneythis isenkram failure15:40
tdaitxxnox, ops, sorry, reprapper is the one using the type and macro15:40
tdaitxamf tools is packed inside it and causes reprapper to FTBFS due to another unrelated issue, I got confused =)15:41
Laneyhttps://sources.debian.net/src/isenkram/0.24/isenkram/lookup.py/#L14215:42
Laneybut it's getting a squid error back15:42
Laneyand trying to parse that15:42
Laneywhat the :/15:42
pittiLaney: those URLs don't work any more I think15:43
Laneywell I don't know why squid is giving an error15:43
Laneybut the whole thing is ...15:43
cjwatsonSaviq: I have a stupid annoying headache and can't currently work out whether that affects us or not.  Could we have a reminder bug against launchpad-buildd?15:43
pittiLaney: it's now https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/collab-maint/isenkram.git15:44
pittiLaney: the gitweb? stuff stopped working a few weeks/months ago15:44
Laneythe URL works15:44
Laneytry it15:44
Saviqcjwatson, ack15:44
pittiLaney: "15:44
pitti404 - No such project15:44
* Laney is looking at a big list of packages and modaliases15:45
pittiLaney: hm, these gitweb? things haven't worked for me for a longer time now15:46
pittiodd15:46
LaneyI just copied and pasted it from that file15:46
pittiso did I15:46
Laney..15:46
Laneylaney@nightingale> GET "https://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=collab-maint/isenkram.git;a=blob_plain;f=modaliases;hb=HEAD" | head -1                              ~/dev/canonical/release/hints-ubuntu15:46
pittiwget says the same15:46
LaneyPackage: alsa-firmware-loaders15:47
Laneyhttp*s*15:47
pittiLaney: oh, that's not what the isenkram source says :)15:47
Laneythe EFF did it!15:47
tdaitxpitti, Laney: that url works just fine for me15:48
Laneyanyway, this is crazy15:48
tdaitxLaney, pitti oh wait, GET worked, but not on the browser (I get a "404 - No such project" page)15:50
LaneyI think https everywhere is redirecting me15:51
pittiLaney: at least one less mystery today..15:52
Laneythe new one uses appstream as well as this file15:53
* Laney will sync that tomorrow15:53
Laneylies, merge -> this bug still exists15:53
tdaitxLaney, pitti alright, if I open the URL in the GET command it works, if I used the one with %3B (which replaces ;) it does not15:53
Laneyhaha15:53
Laneytdaitx: it's okay, I got this15:53
tdaitxanyway, using httpS is ok, accessing the http redirects to https BUT it replaces ";" with "%3B" and then it does not work15:57
* Laney has filed a bug upstream15:59
* Laney will upload a small workaround for now15:59
seb128cyphermox, Laney, ubiquity on the yakkety daily doesn't seem to have the nm page, did the fix that landed in xenial did in yakkety?16:21
Laneyhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/16.10.116:22
seb128hum, it might be normal in a vm, ignore me16:22
seb128the slides are missing, bug #1618956 ... wondering if that's a webkitgtk issue?16:24
ubottubug 1618956 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Slideshow blank during live install" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/161895616:24
mitya57Mirv, replied on the bug; we need a rebuild of appmenu-qt5 or disable one of the patches17:14
mitya57whatever you prefer17:14
mitya57https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/appmenu-qt5/0.3.0+16.10.20160628.1-0ubuntu1 is unrelated17:15
hjdHi. I'm a bit confused regarding the code branches for recent releases. For instance https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/multipath-tools contains up until Wily, and the git part seems to contain parts(?) of the changes for xenial, but I'm unable to find a branch for yakkety?17:54
sarnoldhjd: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/multipath-tools18:43
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hjdsarnold: Unless, I'm missing something obvious that's just the packages. I'm looking for the repos.19:15
sarnoldhjd: I'm not 100% sure those still exist; there's been multiple atempts to add source control to packaging and I'm not sure which if any are succeeding19:16
sarnoldhjd: that one -might- be in the server team's latest attempt; look for nacc on #ubuntu-server, perhaps19:16
hjdTo elaborate a bit: I have a small patch (https://code.launchpad.net/~hjd/ubuntu/trusty/multipath-tools/bug1231182/+merge/192794) which seems like it made its way into trusty, though after it ceased being the development versions. So later releases retain the typo. Therefore I'm looking for a way to open a merge proposal against the current development version or other way...19:17
sarnoldhjd: ha I don't even see 'avail' in what looks like the current thing https://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-dev/ubuntu/+source/multipath-tools/tree/debian/control?h=debian/sid19:20
sarnoldoh of course the important debian/sid bit is way at the end of the url where it can't be seen19:20
sarnoldhttps://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-dev/ubuntu/+source/multipath-tools/+git/multipath-tools19:21
sarnoldhttps://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-dev/ubuntu/+source/multipath-tools/tree/debian/control?h=ubuntu/devel19:21
hjdsarnold: It's not in Debian. :) The binary package (and in turn the typo) is part of the Ubuntu delta, try searching on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/multipath-tools/0.5.0+git1.656f8865-5ubuntu519:24
sarnoldhjd: yeah the last link I pasted has the typo included19:24
sarnoldannoying that it was fixed and then lost again :(19:24
hjdIndeed :) So I thought I'd resubmit the patch, but I'm a bit stumped as to where/how...19:25
sarnoldhjd: try suggesting a merge to that https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-dev/ubuntu/+source/multipath-tools/+git/multipath-tools tree19:29
hjdsarnold: Ok thanks. Will do :)19:34
cjwatsonhjd: those imports were more-or-less deliberately not re-enabled after wily because they were hopelessly unreliable; basically they worked as long as nobody committed to them directly.  the hope is that in the not too distant future we'll get a git replacement19:45
cjwatsonhjd: but you can submit a patch as a straight diff19:46
cjwatson(in a bug or whatever)19:46
hjdcjwatson: Oh, I wasn't aware they were so unreliable.19:52
cjwatsonA lot of it can (unfortunately) be traced back to the decision to have explicit file-ids in bzr, I believe19:53
cjwatsonSo there's good reason to believe that a git version will be inherently more reliable19:53
sarnoldcjwatson: is there a quick summary of that problem?19:54
cjwatsonErr, pass19:54
sarnoldI always thought the problem was that some people kept working with the packages directly and the people using the source ontrol systems didn't always import the changes made to the packages before fiddling with them..19:54
sarnoldheh, alright :)19:54
cjwatsonIt was meant to deal with that19:54
hjdReadded a patch at bug 1231182 now. Can19:57
ubottubug 1231182 in Package Descriptions for Ubuntu "kpartx-boot: Typo in package description: "availible"" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123118219:57
hjd't remember which team to assign, but maybe a bot does that automatically these days?19:57
hjd(I tried to make a git branch first, but it didn't find how to submit a merge proposal for the other repo. I may have simply messed up though, because it's the first time I've used the git-parts of LP, https://code.launchpad.net/~hjd/+git/multipath-tools)20:02
hjdThanks for the help and good night everyone :)20:22
ahoneybunI know Unity7 is in not getting any big new features but where would I go to add a calculator to the Dash?20:24
xnoxsil2100, Mirv: i think something is terribly broken in ubuntu-touch seeds/depends on amd6421:12
xnoxit depends on qml-module-ubuntu-components-gles21:12
xnoxand it depends on ubuntu-sdk-libs21:13
xnoxthe two eventually conflict as they try to install -gles and non-gles variants of things down the road.21:13
xnoxah21:14
xnoxubuntu-sdk-libs depends on qml-module-ubuntu-components21:14
xnoxhorum lost again.21:14
xnoxubuntu-touch -> qml-module-ubuntu-components21:16
xnoxgot it.21:17
xnoxubuntu-touch -> qml-module-ubuntu-components-gles21:18
xnoxubuntu-touch -> ubuntu-sdk-libs -> qml-module-ubuntu-components21:18
xnoxthe -gles and non-gles conflict.21:18
xnoxand many similar.21:19
dokoall these ci-train builds are really annoying ...22:11
cjwatsondoko: the ci-train folks find your test rebuilds annoying too :)23:02

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