[00:01] There seems to be some stray iconv things in libcxxtools-dev [00:01] i'm pretty sure it's gnulibs [00:01] i'm testing the theory now [00:02] given the website and the goat I agree [00:03] this is further proof it IS gnu/linux [00:03] EEWW [00:03] Shush with your terminology [00:03] It's Linux. [00:03] JUST Linux. [00:03] but it has gnulibs [00:03] L I N U X. No slash. No animal. [00:04] and gnucoreutils [00:04] and gnu---- XD [00:05] all hail the gnu! hurd forevar [00:05] "Recently, the arrival of desktop Linux (and, no, I refuse to say GNU/Linux as much I refuse to say GNU/X/OpenBox/LXDE instead of Lubuntu) was announced." -Walter Lapchynski [00:08] hurd forever [00:08] hahahahahah [00:08] wxl: are we there yet? [00:08] clivejo: with hurd? no. give it about 10,000 more years. [00:08] clivejo: with kexi? no. still building. [00:08] with kexi! [00:08] clivejo: with desktop Linux? yeah. long time ago. [00:09] since 2001 for me [00:09] i'd say that's probably about accurate [00:10] about half of my machines have been dual-boot with windows, but I never logged into the windows [00:10] so eventually it always got disappeared [00:11] ew dual boot [00:12] clivejo: lol [00:12] well I always intend to check out building or using KDE apps on windows [00:12] but..... [00:13] only so much time in every day [00:13] yeah [00:13] but then you'd have to actually use it [00:14] so true [00:14] at that point just do a windows vm [00:14] that involves installing windows [00:15] oh yeah [00:15] which .... [00:15] well [00:15] nevermind XD [00:18] k word on the street is that it's already in glibc, so should be good [00:18] darn thing failed again tho [00:18] usr/share/locale issues [00:19] getting there! [00:49] wxl: are we there yet? [00:49] almost [00:52] clivejo: are we sure this is right? https://git.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/+git/kexi/commit/debian/kexi-l10n.install?h=kubuntu_unstable&id=c4e577d12fa56fca69dc71ccc09a16d2a97a7de3 [00:53] cuz that's the problem [00:54] https://paste.ubuntu.com/23605897/ [00:54] dh_install: kexi-l10n missing files: usr/share/locale/ [00:59] * wxl wishes cgit had a blame [01:00] can't you git-blame #commit# ? [01:00] no matter where you get it from [01:00] https://github.com/blog/228-playing-the-blame-game [01:01] and yes i can do it with git-blame but it's nice to be able to brwose around [01:01] I get your point [01:02] file a bug with cgit! [01:03] success [01:04] so if we DO NOT build kexi-l10n, we're good [01:05] l10n is a pain in the backside [01:05] do you have any suggestions? [01:05] yes, force everyone to speak English [01:05] hahahah [01:06] booo [01:06] so maybe i should just push this as is with kexi-l10n.install commented out? [01:06] for some reason languages arent stored in git master [01:06] maybe a #TODO FIXME DARNIT [01:06] ? [01:06] XD [01:06] they stored separate on some magic server somewhere [01:07] they aren't stored in git master because the translators don't get the strings until the freeze before release [01:07] string freeze [01:07] but the release tar balls are spun with them included [01:07] exactly, they are in SVN because reasons [01:07] so we still need those packages [01:08] magic server from the past..... [01:08] so i should leave it messed up? [01:08] is it causing a lintian error? [01:08] no [01:08] whats it doing? [01:09] https://paste.ubuntu.com/23605897/ [01:10] I guess comment it out, and we'll need to undo that for release [01:10] k [01:10] should i made a note undo at release? [01:11] Im not sure how they intend to do it [01:11] they used to have a huge calligra l10n package [01:11] but now they split out kexi and krita I dont know how that is going to work [01:12] seems like a question for the distributions list? [01:12] everyone will have the same question [01:12] you could try packaging 2.99.90 [01:12] http://download.kde.org/unstable/kexi/src/ [01:13] you want an MP for this? [01:13] and all the distros will appreciate clarification [01:13] see if the l10n files are in the release tarball [01:14] wxl: would be a good test if uscan works :) [01:14] there's po's in there [01:14] any tinky winky's? [01:15] i guess for now i'm going to push this as is [01:15] rofl [01:15] oh boy, clivejo :) [01:15] i'll work on packaging this in a bit [01:15] i gotta go see my mother in law who just got out of surgery [01:15] you want an MP, clivejo ? [01:16] wxl: package up that beta with your current packaging and throw it at one of your PPA's [01:16] yep [01:16] will do [01:16] but meanwhile.. XD [01:16] I think you could just push it [01:16] we have discussed all the changes? [01:16] i did two things: [01:17] 1. added glib [01:17] (as a build-depends) [01:17] 2. commented out kde-l10n [01:17] 3. Chnagelog? [01:17] i guess i should, shouldn't i [01:17] * clivejo nods [01:19] actually that version number is wrong :( [01:19] ..1? [01:19] its .90 not 91 :( [01:20] uh oh you messed up you messed up you messed up XD [01:20] how od we fix that?> [01:20] oh wait [01:20] they must have respun [01:20] http://download.kde.org/unstable/kexi/src/ [01:21] so... [01:21] push? [01:21] 2.99.90 and 2.99.91 [01:21] yeah [01:21] done [01:21] so [01:21] grab 91 and give it a go in a ppa [01:21] i'll do that when i'm back from the hospital [01:21] * clivejo nods [01:22] if you get time [01:22] * clivejo wonders how Neon handle l10n stuffs [01:22] well [01:22] that's where i'm confused [01:22] their kexi doesn't have a kexi-l10n [01:22] they don't do it for unstable [01:22] but your commit that added that says you got help from them [01:23] only for released stuff [01:23] oh there you go then [01:23] because of the issue you encountered [01:23] Haruld probably has a magic unicorn that lays l10n packages [01:24] he may personally speak all the languages! [01:24] k talk so [01:25] on [01:25] :) [01:25] * valorie goes off to find pizza [01:25] * clivejo falls around looking for more JD [01:32] hi DarinMiller [01:33] Hey clivejo! [01:33] how are you? [01:34] I am quite fine now that the weekend is here! And you? [01:34] little drunk :) [01:35] Very good ... :) [01:36] Spinning up ZZ install after reading thru some the action here today... [01:41] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project xenial_unstable_kexi build #9: NOW UNSTABLE in 19 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/xenial_unstable_kexi/9/ [01:41] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project zesty_unstable_kexi build #13: STILL FAILING in 19 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/zesty_unstable_kexi/13/ [01:41] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project yakkety_unstable_kexi build #9: STILL FAILING in 19 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/yakkety_unstable_kexi/9/ [01:46] ooo lintian [01:46] * clivejo shakes head [01:47] * DarinMiller does not speak lintian yet .... thinks chinese might be easier.... [01:51] its rather annoying [01:51] failed that package because lintian is too "new" [01:52] zz install and updates went well. The Driver Manager struggled though and enventually failed. I selected new driver option and Intel microcode; hit apply and menu would re-arrange itself without installing anything. After 3rd try, I installed Nvidia and microcode from command line without issue. [01:53] Which package has lintian that is too new? [01:54] kexi [01:55] Oh yeah, new toys coming ....! ATTENTION - ACHTUNG ! [01:56] well it will be much the same, only faster :) [01:59] I search the console output for "fail", "error" and lintian. Could not find any of the above. How does one find a lintian error? [01:59] its the build log [02:00] http://kci.pangea.pub/job/zesty_unstable_kexi/13/ [02:00] amd64 on the left hand side [02:00] === Start lintian [02:00] Oh, I clicked on build 14. Is 14 the build in progress? [02:00] yes [02:01] when it failes, KCI automatically retries it [02:01] it failed the package because of E: kexi source: build-depends-on-obsolete-package build-depends: libmysqlclient-dev => default-libmysqlclient-dev [02:01] I was wondering why the left hand links were strange? [02:02] ! [02:03] you can also click on Parsed Console [02:03] that will show you a traffic light of the errors and warnings [02:04] * DarinMiller Does like the parsed console window... have to run browser full screen to make it readable.... [02:04] Trafic light should be across the top..... (maybe I can fix one day...) [02:08] So is something missing from here: https://lintian.debian.org/tags/ that's causing it to fail? [02:09] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project zesty_unstable_kexi build #14: STILL FAILING in 23 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/zesty_unstable_kexi/14/ [02:09] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project yakkety_unstable_kexi build #10: STILL FAILING in 22 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/yakkety_unstable_kexi/10/ [02:09] !info default-libmysqlclient-dev [02:09] Package default-libmysqlclient-dev does not exist in yakkety [02:09] !info default-libmysqlclient-dev zesty [02:09] default-libmysqlclient-dev (source: mysql-defaults): MySQL database development files (metapackage). In component main, is optional. Version 1.0.0ubuntu1 (zesty), package size 3 kB, installed size 9 kB [02:10] its a new package that should replace libmysqlclient-dev [02:10] but XX and YY dont have it, so we used the old name libmysqlclient-dev in the control file [02:10] but lintian has versions [02:11] and the newer versions know about this change and complain if you use the old name [02:13] in xenial, it doesnt know about the new standand and is using an old version [02:13] W: kexi source: newer-standards-version 3.9.8 (current is 3.9.7) [02:19] DarinMiller: how far did you and Simon get with kdevelop? [02:19] Ohai [02:19] Deps are fun [02:23] clivejo: we attempted to compile but we were missing a ppa or 2. [02:24] a ppa? [02:24] s/a ppa or 2/some deps/ [02:24] ah [02:25] you have to build them first :P [02:25] I know. I was tired and gave up. :P [02:25] the deps were not in ppa? [02:25] like building a lego house [02:26] Rule #1: Never build a lego house around Max. :P [02:26] well you should build them to 5.0.2 [02:26] so they dep wait on the newer ones [02:26] why not 5.0.3? [02:26] oh sorry [02:26] thats what I meant [02:27] vg [02:28] no, he likes to help too much [02:31] tsimonq2: will you have some time this weekend to drag me thru the kdevelop build? [02:33] tsimonq2: you lost me when we encounter the dep issue and I was not able to flounder my way to a solution [02:33] encountered^ [02:34] http://postimg.org/image/50dpce7gt/ [02:34] wxl: ^^ [02:34] Sure Darin [02:36] tsimonq2: Cool, let me know what time works for you. It's snowy here this weekend but not enough for skiing, so I whenever you a have a moment. [02:37] Wow, clivejo did you sleep in today (or yesterday) or are you like me and just hate going to bed? [02:38] just got carried away with packaging [02:39] wxl has been working on kexi [02:40] he added kdb to LP git, added it to KCI to build and then got kexi building using it [02:40] that a screenshot of the application running on zesty :) [02:41] so he should pat himself on the back [02:41] Nice! [02:41] even though KCI is reporting it as a failure, its not really [02:42] DarinMiller: have you a test machine? [02:43] Yes (I have too many test machines. ) [02:43] one you dont mind breaking? [02:43] * clivejo wishes he had that problem [02:43] I can always test, just let know. [02:43] my poor laptop is on its last legs! [02:44] would you do a test of KCI on zesty? [02:44] on real hardware if possible? [02:44] sure, how? [02:44] install zesty then add the KCI PPA [02:45] did kde-runtime get fixed, clivejo? [02:45] no [02:45] we just removed it [02:45] I"m wondering if I should try upgrading my travel lappy to 16.10 [02:45] as it is, pretty worthless [02:46] yakkety isnt in a good state [02:46] ok [02:46] I'm in no hurry [02:46] were did you get up to? [02:47] last I seen it was trying to install the KCI version, but I had deleted it from the PPA [02:47] Rik was telling you how to downgrade it [02:47] did that not work? [02:47] I downgraded, made no difference [02:47] etc. [02:48] lot so different tests, no difference [02:48] it never gets to SDDM, but I don't think SDDM is the problem [02:48] did you add back the KCI PPA? [02:48] * DarinMiller feels stupid. Does not know the KCI ppa of which Clive speaks. Wonders if he means https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [02:48] do a full upgrade [02:49] DarinMiller: https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ci/+archive/ubuntu/unstable/ [02:49] clivejo: I tried it, then ppa-purged [02:49] no change [02:50] try adding it back [02:50] make sure you do an apt update [02:50] then a full-upgrade [02:50] so it could be something else, and kci was just coincidental [02:50] I did [02:50] I was able to successfully login to windows (for the first time) so it isn't hardware [02:50] DarinMiller: usually a VERY bad idea to add this PPA [02:51] also tried previous kernels [02:51] it will kill kittens and push your granny down the stairs given half the chance [02:51] valorie: have you proposed or anything enabled [02:52] no, but I will when I see that folks are having good success [02:52] remember, this is just 16.04 [02:52] yeah, its strange [02:52] very [02:52] cause it was working with KCI enabled [02:53] fortunately, time is not of the essence [02:53] it was! [02:53] do you remember what you did just before it broke? [02:55] no, shut it down healthy [02:55] started it up dark [02:55] we were talking about it, so I might be able to find our conversation [02:56] can you try "sudo apt install --reinstall kubuntu-desktop" [02:56] I'm not fussed [02:56] that I didn't try [02:56] with KCI enabled and updated [03:00] in progress [03:00] wow, only 439 packages to update.... downloading now.... [03:00] 454 here [03:00] sounds right [03:01] using my phone for internet [03:02] #39 only 400 to go.... [03:02] DarinMiller: you dont have a fast connection? [03:03] clivejo: Friday nights are not usually fast (everyone in neighborhood probably watching netflix....) [03:03] ah [03:03] Most of the time its ok. [03:03] clivejo: what in the heck are you doing awake still? [03:03] dunno! [03:03] 63% done [03:04] Im in shock to be honest [03:04] wow, valirie has a fast phone.... [03:04] well, I'm using it to share the network [03:04] clivejo: waiting up for st. Nick? [03:04] this past few days Ive had an LTE connection on my phone [03:05] and I dont know how or why [03:06] Are you using LTE for your current internet connection? [03:06] no [03:06] WISP [03:06] Sounds kind of light weight. [03:06] wispy [03:06] very poor [03:07] but billion times faster than my old internet [03:07] down the phone line [03:08] oh yes. Phone lines were painful. [03:09] valorie: nearly there yet? [03:09] I got rid of my phone line [03:10] 19% installed [03:10] going quickly [03:10] only 47% dl'd [03:13] 56% [03:14] 9 miles of 1960's copper cable has no chance to supporting internet, gets it tight hearing an analogue voice ! [03:15] imo it should be a responsibility of a modern government to see to it that all citizens have access to modern internet [03:15] ha [03:15] not likely to happen here [03:16] our government havent a clue [03:16] yet finland does [03:16] we used to be leaders [03:16] :( [03:16] 95% [03:16] we were promised 100% broadband coverage by 2006 [03:17] Must have been a politition that promised that... [03:17] yup! [03:17] and gave millions to BT to provide it [03:18] and they just laughed and took the money [03:18] so I can no longer paste via the website -- how do I get the errors to pastebinit? [03:19] shortform: software-properties-kde is a depends, but not available [03:19] !info software-properties-kde xenial [03:19] software-properties-kde (source: software-properties): manage the repositories that you install software from (qt). In component universe, is optional. Version 0.96.20.4 (xenial), package size 19 kB, installed size 140 kB [03:20] what needs that? [03:20] recommends apport-kde, apturl-kde, kubuntu-driver-manager, kubuntu-notification-helper, plasma-discover and plasma-discover-updater not going to be installed [03:20] kubuntu-desktop [03:20] when I tried to re-install [03:21] did it finish? [03:22] http://paste.ubuntu.com/23606322/ [03:22] dl complete, installing.... [03:22] weee, figured it out [03:22] the kci/unstable went fine, no errors [03:23] valorie: try a reboot? [03:24] * wxl has an idea [03:24] :( [03:25] gets as far as the first glow of kubuntu, then goes dark [03:25] must be driver related [03:26] wxl: whats your idea? [03:26] I've never done anything special, driver-wise [03:26] crashed here: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23606329/ [03:27] clivejo: use default or the not default as a build depend for kexi [03:27] kdepim-addon breaks kmail. [03:28] running fullupgrade -f..... [03:28] Hai [03:28] dpkg: error processing archive /tmp/apt-dpkg-install-vPOoTs/189-kmail_4%3a16.08.2+p17.04+git20161209.0651-0_amd64.deb (--unpack): [03:28] trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/plugins/kcm_kontactsummary.so', which is also in package kontact 4:16.04.3-0ubuntu2 [03:30] the kmail error appeared when I tried to re-run full upgrade without -f. [03:30] dude clivejo it's past your bed time :) [03:30] I know! [03:30] clivejo: is superman. He needs no sleep. [03:30] NO I AM :DDD [03:31] https://media3.giphy.com/media/qgZnIUPFcS3hC/200w.gif#38 [03:31] Hey clivejo, where's Max? [03:31] in bed [03:31] wait are we reading fortunes? [03:32] Hm? [03:32] you know [03:32] you read a fortune and then you add "in bed" [03:34] * DarinMiller is happy reboot nolonger require sudo after 14.04.... [03:34] 😉😉😉 [03:36] for example: [03:36] http://www.fortunecookiemessage.com/cookie/8350-%3Cp%3EYou-dont-need-talent-to-gain-experience.%3C/p%3E [03:36] fullupgrade -f, reboot success. [03:38] you read a fortune and then you add "in bed" [03:39] yep [03:39] KDE IRC Relay Service: … http://www.fortunecookiemessage.com/cookie/8350-%3Cp%3EYou-dont-need-talent-to-gain-experience.%3C/p%3E [03:39] your overactive imagination, tsimonq2 [03:39] i'm referring to sleeping [03:39] oh that kid reminds me of my cousin brian when we were kids [03:39] DarinMiller: can you hold on for a few minutes? [03:39] http://kci.pangea.pub/job/zesty_unstable_kmail/ [03:39] building a new kmail that should fix that [03:39] but have to wait for LP to build and publish it [03:39] DarinMiller: what is kinforcenter reporting? [03:39] wxl: You know it boi :D [03:39] same as Neon-dev unstable: p 5.8.9, fw 5.29.0 and qt 5.7 [03:40] DarinMiller: try apt install peruse [03:41] ooooo, want [03:41] * valorie dies of jealousy [03:42] oh you guys [03:43] clivejo: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23606381/ [03:43] its a comic reader! [03:43] libschroedinger! [03:44] what a great name [03:44] XD [03:44] !info libschroedinger [03:44] Package libschroedinger does not exist in yakkety [03:44] Happy holidays for Valorie! [03:44] !info libschroedinger zesty [03:44] Package libschroedinger does not exist in zesty [03:44] boo [03:44] !info libschroedinger-1.0-0 zesty [03:44] libschroedinger-1.0-0 (source: schroedinger): library for encoding/decoding of Dirac video streams. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.11-2.1build1 (zesty), package size 256 kB, installed size 888 kB [03:45] oh heh [03:45] video??? [03:45] I wonder why it was automatically installed? [03:45] DarinMiller: just need you to test the bejaysus outta it! [03:45] that wasn't part of the peruse install [03:45] funded by the BBC [03:46] ah [03:46] written in ANSI C [03:46] install stuff and report any problems with package installation [03:47] clivejo: test peruse or zz with kci ppa (or both)? [03:47] clivejo: that kexi was the one on kci, right? you didn't try to package .91 did you? [03:47] for some reason I didnt hit that kmail install problem [03:47] test zz with kci# [03:47] wxl: no, its kci [03:47] the zz iso was from today, but I had run a complete update before installing the kci ppa... [03:47] clivejo: ok cool. didn't want you spoiling my fun XD [03:48] but you did that :P [03:48] learned a lot today me thinks! [03:49] totally! [03:49] do you write it down, or just remember it? [03:49] i'm going to document it [03:49] * clivejo cant remember stuff at all [03:49] i had an idea for doing a blog series on packaging [03:50] wxl: awesome idea. [03:50] less of a how to [03:50] more going through examples [03:51] wxl: i learn best by examples. Reading dry text man pages makes my eyes bleed and brain shutdown. [03:52] wxl: https://packaging.neon.kde.org/applications/kmail.git/commit/?h=Neon/unstable&id=962f57d19ddbb234d1c7f05517e1d1449178220d [03:52] dunno what to make of that! [03:52] hahah [03:52] clivejo: should I disable the kci ppa or leave it active for a while. It's a test box so not a big deal if it dies. [03:52] that's what we just did to ours! [03:52] except i used wildcards [03:53] except [03:53] wait [03:53] HUH [03:53] LOL [03:53] replaces/conflicts ktnef???? [03:53] yup [03:53] they stuffed it all into the kmail package [03:53] will be interesting to see how debian does it! [03:53] i think they have a separate ktnef package [03:54] s/package/repo/ [03:54] * DarinMiller is happy he knows how to finally navigate the git tree to find the control file. (small vicories). [03:54] heheheh [03:54] good job DarinMiller :) [03:55] LOL [03:55] grep Package debian/control is your friend [03:55] so is git checkout kubuntu_unstable [03:56] if i had a dollar for every time i cloned and looked at a directory listing that looks NOTHING like what i'd expect only to realize in master..... [03:56] wxl do you use any visual aids? [03:56] oh, oh , oh, I think that was my missing link when I was hunting for kdev 5.0.3 (epiphany!). [03:57] clivejo: well the prompt does have the branch in it so that helps :) [03:59] DarinMiller: can you do an apt update [03:59] and apt upgrade [03:59] wxl: I use this - https://github.com/jimeh/git-aware-prompt [04:00] very handy for git work [04:00] The following packages will be upgraded: [04:00] kmail ktnef [04:00] any errors? [04:00] clivejo: doing the default | not-default did the trick on kexi. you think i'm still ok to keep pushing? [04:00] dl'ing now.... [04:00] wxl: sure try it [04:00] updated without issue. [04:01] DarinMiller: thumbs up [04:01] thats the type of problems we need to catch and fix :) [04:01] The autoflash installer is fixed now also.... [04:02] DarinMiller: how does plasma feel? [04:02] clivejo: do you want me to leave the kci ppa enabled on the test box? I don't mind if it crash and burns.... [04:02] 5.9 feels snappier to me [04:03] plasma 5.9 memory footprint on this box is 135M. Not bad... at all. [04:03] DarinMiller: up to you, but every night M-F KCI rebuilds a ton of stuff, so you will have a large number of packages to download and install for very little return [04:03] ok that's ONE problem solved [04:04] I only do an upgrade every week or so [04:04] or if there is a new package I want to test [04:04] wxl: what did you fix? [04:04] clivejo: you run your main box off KCI? [04:05] * clivejo nods @ DarinMiller [04:05] DarinMiller_: ^^ see above. there was complaints about kexi not having libmysqlclient-dev. i changed the requirement to be that OR default-libmysqlclient-dev [04:05] I dont have the hardware or internet to run multi installs [04:05] * DarinMiller_ thinks clivejo is a crazy man (but a talented one :)) [04:06] and we need eyes on these too so we can catch and iron out the bugs [04:06] yes, def crazy [04:07] 4:06am and Im still wide awake! [04:07] wxl: how do you know when that's "legal" [04:08] DarinMiller_: i guess it's kind of a judgement call. in this case, the two packages are exactly the same. it's a name change. so that's kind of a no brainer. [04:08] clivejo: I had that same problem the other night but I had to work at 8:00 the next day.... [04:08] DarinMiller_: if we weren't building for anything but zesty, i wouldn't have even bothered and would have just used the current one (default) [04:09] wxl: ack. lots of little things coming together.... fog is not as thick now.... [04:11] right, Im gonna go to bed [04:11] at least "try" [04:12] nite [04:12] sweet dreams, clivejo [04:12] nite clivejo [04:23] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project yakkety_unstable_kexi build #11: NOW UNSTABLE in 19 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/yakkety_unstable_kexi/11/ [04:23] (Sticker, 512x512) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/eoeZZ6jU/file_1342.webp [04:29] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project zesty_unstable_kexi build #15: NOW UNSTABLE in 25 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/zesty_unstable_kexi/15/ [04:29] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project xenial_unstable_kexi build #10: STILL UNSTABLE in 25 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/xenial_unstable_kexi/10/ [04:30] !info breeze-icons-rcc [04:30] Package breeze-icons-rcc does not exist in yakkety [04:30] !info breeze-icons-rcc zesty [04:30] Package breeze-icons-rcc does not exist in zesty [04:31] !info libkdb3-dev zesty [04:31] Package libkdb3-dev does not exist in zesty [04:31] !info libkproperty3-dev [04:31] Package libkproperty3-dev does not exist in yakkety [04:31] !info libkreport3-dev [04:31] Package libkreport3-dev does not exist in yakkety [04:31] !info libkproperty3-dev zesty [04:31] Package libkproperty3-dev does not exist in zesty [04:31] !info libkreport3-dev zesty [04:31] Package libkreport3-dev does not exist in zesty [04:31] well there goes that ppa idea [04:31] unless i depend on kci's ppa [05:00] !info systemd [05:00] !info systemd zesty [05:00] systemd (source: systemd): system and service manager. In component main, is important. Version 231-9ubuntu1 (yakkety), package size 2268 kB, installed size 9376 kB (Only available for linux-any) [05:00] systemd (source: systemd): system and service manager. In component main, is important. Version 232-7 (zesty), package size 2349 kB, installed size 9704 kB (Only available for linux-any) [05:01] interesting [05:02] I've not seen "is important" before [05:15] i'm ready for an upstream commit now [05:42] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project zesty_unstable_kexi build #16: FAILURE in 25 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/zesty_unstable_kexi/16/ [05:43] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project xenial_unstable_kexi build #11: FAILURE in 26 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/xenial_unstable_kexi/11/ [05:43] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project yakkety_unstable_kexi build #12: FAILURE in 26 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/yakkety_unstable_kexi/12/ [05:59] look what i just did https://phabricator.kde.org/D3634 [06:05] high fives, wxl! [06:06] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project zesty_unstable_kexi build #17: STILL FAILING in 18 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/zesty_unstable_kexi/17/ [06:06] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project yakkety_unstable_kexi build #13: STILL FAILING in 18 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/yakkety_unstable_kexi/13/ [06:06] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project xenial_unstable_kexi build #12: STILL FAILING in 18 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/xenial_unstable_kexi/12/ [06:23] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project yakkety_unstable_kexi build #14: NOW UNSTABLE in 17 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/yakkety_unstable_kexi/14/ [06:23] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project zesty_unstable_kexi build #18: NOW UNSTABLE in 17 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/zesty_unstable_kexi/18/ [06:28] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project xenial_unstable_kexi build #13: NOW UNSTABLE in 21 min: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/xenial_unstable_kexi/13/ [12:05] howdy all [12:14] hiho BluesKaj [12:27] hey soee_ [14:17] hey all, is there a way to install plasma 5.8 on kubuntu 16.10? [14:18] hmm [14:18] hi guysoft42 [14:18] acheronuk: do we have it in some ppa? [14:20] Landing, but only testing at the moment [14:20] the neon PPA seems to only have 16.04 [14:21] KDE Neon only supports 16.04 LTS [14:21] soee_: we. do but it may eat your kittena [14:21] PSA: kci is offline [14:21] *kittens [14:23] so I enabled backports-landing on xenial for fun [14:24] Unpacking libmarblewidget-qt5-24 (4:16.04.3-0ubuntu2~ubuntu16.04~ppa63) ... [14:24] dpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/libmarblewidget-qt5-24_4%3a16.04.3-0ubuntu2~ubuntu16.04~ppa63_amd64.deb (--unpack): [14:24] trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libmarblewidget-qt5.so.0.24.1', which is also in package libmarblewidget-qt5-23 4:16.04.3-0ubuntu1~ubuntu16.04~ppa50 [14:24] broken stuff on my side? [14:24] (I think) [14:26] CliffordTheBigRedDoggie so is there a way to get it to work here? I actually upgraded because I was hoping for it to upgrade my KDE at the time [14:26] Also who is running IrcsomeBot ? [14:27] guysoft42, if you're adventurous try the staging ppas, plasma and frameworks, like so https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/staging-plasma [14:27] yofel: I've tried multiple upgrades an not had that, but I don't think I have marble installed by default. so if that happens, then that is a good catch [14:27] guysoft42: the bot is run by one in the team (it's the telegram bridge) [14:28] yofel, which source? [14:28] BluesKaj, I am adventurous, but this is also my main work laptop, and I don't want to brick the environment. if there is a way to roll back I am willing to try [14:29] ah wait, we switched that to the kde bot. where was that.. [14:29] guysoft42, wll, then you shouldn't try unstable packages [14:31] If I upgrade with that it will remove: kde-config-touchpad, kde-touchpad, kubuntu desktop, pam-wallet-init, and plasma-desktop [14:31] is removing pam-wallet-init dangerous? [14:31] no idea, I don't use wallet [14:32] * guysoft42 tries and holds tight [14:32] why o you think you need thenew plasma anyway , there isn't a noiticeable difference [14:32] guysoft42: sorry, I can't find the repository. #kde-sysadmin should be able to tell you what's used [14:39] * guysoft42 reboots [14:39] do we care about package-name-doesnt-match-sonames? [14:40] not for embedded libs [14:40] otherwise, yes [14:40] so kexi would be one such example, right? [14:40] i mean no package is lib-anything [14:41] yes [14:41] great thanks :) [14:47] hahahahah now i'm typing irc commands in my shell omg i swear [14:48] ok, http proxy on pond: done [14:51] and down you go [14:51] oh right, the bot needs to be set up [14:53] want me to do that? [14:53] feel free do [14:53] *to [14:53] I'm syncing the job data over now [14:53] all jobs copied over? [14:53] not yet [14:53] * clivejo looks for Haruld email [14:54] maybe put those credentials in a file on the server somewhere [14:55] have you setup a ubuntu user? [14:55] no, root has the keys [14:57] jenkins must store the password somewhere as well [14:57] in config file or database or something [14:57] I guess in the config file, but I didn't find it quickly [15:02] well hi :D [15:03] disabled the jenkins service on river [15:05] put a redirection on river => pond [15:05] ? [15:06] I'll do that later [15:06] It appears that your reverse proxy set up is broken. [15:08] what's the error? [15:09] hm, there's things missing, right [15:11] let me just copy the config from river [15:11] even if I didn't want to use apache [15:11] I lost connection on port 80 [15:12] right, I killed nginx [15:12] ah [15:12] BluesKaj, ok, installing staging was a BAD idea [15:13] broke my plasma desktop, had to unisntall the desktop and reinstall :-( [15:14] Also, checkout out this Kickoff error: http://imgur.com/a/zm5iu [15:15] * guysoft42 reboots [15:24] clivejo: now we're running the proxy setup from river [15:24] how do I get rid of the 8080 in the lp redirect though.. [15:26] ah, that was a ci setting [15:26] have the jobs copied yet? [15:26] no, rsync was unusable, so I just tarred everything up and am just scping things over [15:27] ah [15:28] weird, why did rsync copy with a few kb, and scp goes with 5MB/s [15:28] stupid box on the other side of the planet [15:28] done [15:32] how big is the tar? [15:32] 5G, xz 357M [15:32] * clivejo gulps [15:32] clivejo: the data from river is lying in /tmp/var/ if you need something [15:32] I'll shut jenkins down for the moment [15:33] ok [15:35] jobs copied [15:35] I also copied the tooling for the theme icons in apache. Do we need anything else? [15:36] not that I know of [15:36] the workspace we don't need. That's slave data [15:36] ok, lets get it up again [15:37] hm, how does one do lvm swap so zabbix shuts up.. [15:39] LOL, why do we need swap? [15:40] Kubuntu CI NG = pond? [15:40] "so zabbix shuts up.." :P [15:40] ye [15:40] s [15:40] morning DalekSec [15:40] morning DarinMiller [15:40] oupps [15:41] oops, the job page redirect still goes to river [15:41] g'morning clivejo! [15:42] * clivejo loves how fast it is! [15:43] fixed. why was that a harcoded rewrite pattern [15:45] clivejo: how do you guys know what to do? Does the kubuntun-automation package have a config file for kci or are you following jenkins setup docs? [15:46] DarinMiller: I don't really know what to do, its mostly yofel, but Im trying to learn! [15:47] jenkins setup docs, and we're really just moving servers. So this is mostly server host configs, not jenkins [15:48] DarinMiller: new server is here - http://kubuntu.dh.bytemark.co.uk/ [15:48] yofel tarred up the jobs and copied them over [15:48] so we have all the build history :) [15:50] nodes created [15:50] anything left...? [15:50] nodes? [15:50] oh slaves [15:50] slaves [15:50] sorry [15:50] yofel: yes, but we are using a newer version of jenkins and plugins are we not? which has the potential to break what did work? [15:51] yes it has [15:51] and I'll tell you right now that mgmt_tooling is busted before even trying it [15:51] :/ [15:51] yofel: will you config pond to have some executors? [15:52] ah, the matrix config needs to be changed for the slaves [15:52] clivejo: no, there's no docker setup, so that can't work. We can think about setting that up later [15:52] maybe make a container and pretty much just copy linode [15:52] linode has plenty anyway [15:54] ok, I'm turning master on [15:54] * clivejo crosses fingers and toes [15:54] LOL [15:54] I know :P [15:55] next the other ones.. [15:55] sorry laughing at Max [15:55] * BluesKaj crosses the road [15:56] hes just carried my old welly up to the wall and dropped it over! [15:56] ... [15:56] and just done the same with a box! [15:56] XD [15:56] barking [15:57] hes trying to get my attention! [15:57] * clivejo shakes head [15:58] now hes circling the car! [15:58] bad dog! [16:00] two nodes running on your scaleway now? [16:00] * DarinMiller time for breakfast [16:01] well, the other one was the test clone. I'll leave it there for now [16:01] BluesKaj, dont tell people to install that FYI [16:01] kci.pangea.pub now 302's to kubuntu.dh.bytemark.uk [16:02] :) [16:02] so fast!! [16:03] * clivejo gets a tear in his eye [16:03] guysoft42, it takes more than one ppa for the 5.8 , it also requires the frameworks ppa and perhaps the misc, i wouls have mentioned it , but I was called away [16:03] now to update the tooling so things don't go boom when one tries to do an update [16:04] I'm getting the feeling that the bot isn't sending notifications though [16:04] might me the jobs not doing the right thing [16:04] *be [16:07] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project xenial_unstable_cantor build #239: ABORTED in 7.6 sec: http://kubuntu.dh.bytemark.co.uk/job/xenial_unstable_cantor/239/ [16:07] ^^ working [16:07] well then [16:09] should I ask Jon to point kci.kubuntu.co.uk to pond? [16:10] maybe rather ask him to point the old domain if clemens doesn't mind [16:10] pangea? [16:10] yes [16:10] guysoft42, and I did not"tell you" to install that ppa , I merely posted the url ...the install was your choice if you felt "adventurous" [16:10] so we don't have to look through all historic notes [16:11] reckon its safe to update those 3 plugins? [16:12] no idea [16:12] can I try? [16:12] sec [16:13] I'm just switching rdiff-backup over, then you can try [16:14] yofel: http://kubuntu.dh.bytemark.co.uk/administrativeMonitor/OldData/manage [16:15] CVSChangeLogParser o.O? [16:15] that's not even part of the job template [16:22] doing one last backup of river sounded like a good idea an hour ago..... [16:29] clivejo: whatever, those updates shouldn't mess anything up. [16:29] I have to leave for an hour, bbl. [16:30] BluesKaj, well, now you know "adventurous" is not enough. it does not work yet [16:31] guysoft42, I have it working but I also used the other ppas mentioned in my post above [16:33] guysoft42, , but I'm a tester, so if you're on a production machine then like most linux users you should know enough not to muck about with unofficial ppas [16:43] ok, BBL , the rpi 3 needs some attention and another experimental OS is waiting in the wings [16:43] please DONT use the staging PPA's [16:45] * tsimonq2 moves apostrophe to "DONT" making the sentence KDE IRC Relay Service: … " please DON'T use the staging PPAs" [16:45] plasma 5.8.4 should be in https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/backports-landing [16:46] and is still in testing [16:46] Can I stage Frameworks 5.29 yet? :D [16:47] I was hoping to speak to santa about staging Apps [16:47] What's the deal? [16:47] Id like to make a start on them [16:48] See my little explanation yesterday? Write a simple script. :) [16:49] dont think we eve need that [16:49] How so? [16:50] if they were staged and uploaded to staging, we'd soon find out what packages needed stuff we havent got [16:50] in zesty [16:51] clivejo: Then let's do what my friend Shia says. ;) [16:51] split personality? [16:52] is this the one who tried to kill KCI? [16:54] clivejo: Shush. :) [16:54] :P [16:55] anyways, got to go, food time [16:55] clivejo: just a quick question [16:55] sure [16:56] clivejo: the CI repo, is that for a future upgrade towards Xenial or not at all? [16:56] towards landing and then backports I mean [16:56] o/ I can explain [16:56] more a testing platform at the moment [16:57] ok but it highlights packaging issues which will hit us at some stage in the future right? [16:57] yes [16:58] clem_l: If you're talking about KCI, that's our experimental testing to work on packaging etc. and to make sure it works. When it's officially released, we put it into staging-, then once it gets in devel-release archive, we put to landing, that gets about a week of testing before backports. [16:58] and what packages will need to be upgraded for it to work [16:58] ok [16:59] so right now we've an update to 5.8 in landing that is almost ready [16:59] and the next one is slowly forming in KCI? [16:59] yes [16:59] And Frameworks and Applications. :) [16:59] clem_l: I guess so [16:59] If you want to think of it like that [16:59] It follows the master branch of all KDE repos [17:00] Making sure our packaging always builds against master [17:00] BluesKaj, ive had my share of mucking about with ppas, I actually dont mind getting a build env working as long as I don't break anything , [17:00] KCI is like a rolling version of Kubuntu [17:00] BluesKaj, what other PPAs did you use? [17:00] I've been using QT for stuff, and having a way to contribute would be nice [17:00] when its working [17:01] we are having issues in yakkety with symbols and haven't been able to get to the bottom of that yet [17:01] I see 5.8.4 both in landing and on KCI [17:02] but the 5.8.4 in landing is the tagged 5.8.4 right? [17:02] whereas the one in KCI is a git master version? [17:02] KCI versions are in flux [17:02] don't rely on them [17:02] they are basically latest unreleased [17:03] which upstream Plasma version is in KCI right now? [17:03] what will become 5.9 [17:04] you're not sticking to 5.8 LTS? [17:04] not in KCI [17:04] ok, but you are in backports for xenial? [17:05] probably [17:05] it will depend on dependency bumps and all? [17:05] depends on the job at hand [17:05] ok, makes sense [17:05] and what it needs to run [17:05] sorry I've so many questions :) [17:05] if it can be backported and is stable we will want to backport it [17:06] when do you want to move 5.8 into backports? [17:07] Im "hoping" that the ISO can be fixed in KCI [17:07] I could only find cosmetic issues here [17:07] when its been fully tested [17:07] I can issue a blog post and ask people to test landing tomorrow if it helps [17:07] I g2g now [17:07] chat later [17:07] ok, ttyl clivejo [17:09] It would be nice to have more testers [17:15] I was testing landing last week [17:16] no issues so far [17:23] I've not had any issues either but I've not tried on LM though [17:47] Off to work [17:47] Working until 6:30ish PM UTC-6 [19:29] -kubuntu-ci:#kubuntu-devel- Project zesty_unstable_krita build #29: ABORTED in 9 min 13 sec: http://kubuntu.dh.bytemark.co.uk/job/zesty_unstable_krita/29/ [19:44] ahoneybun: Which release do you feel needs more testing? [19:45] On break o/ [19:47] \o tsimonq2, not much happening here... [19:48] DarinMiller: I'm not sure, 16.04 could use the most I think since it also effects LM 18 [19:48] ^ [19:48] also as it [19:48] it's an LTS [19:52] Making bootable USB now... I have not run 16.04 in quite some time as Plasma was a dual monitor disaster for that release. It will be good to test landing... [20:05] where did you guys get up to with kdevelop [20:05] clivejo: Howdy. [20:05] hi :) [20:06] Back on the clock soon o/ [20:08] clivejo: re: kdev. we never succeeded with the compiles as we were missing depends and ran out of time. [20:14] clivejo: we were going to try to knock it out later this weekend pending Simon's schedule. Unfortuneatlely I am too green to undertake independently... [22:10] * clivejo yawns [22:49] * wxl stretches [22:54] ugh [22:54] why didn't my darn kexi push [22:54] : [22:55] 8 hours ago [22:55] we were down then, huh? [22:55] url works [22:56] ?? [22:59] clivejo: http://kubuntu.dh.bytemark.co.uk/job/zesty_unstable_kexi/scmPollLog/ [23:00] not such file or directory git XD [23:00] oooooops