[00:03] Depending on which terminal program you have installed, you can use one of [00:04] ssh -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -p 10022 ubuntu@localhos [00:04] ubuntu@localhost's password: ???? [00:04] any guesses ^^^ [00:04] no idea [00:04] to login to a testbed to have a look after a test failed [00:05] ubuntu:ubuntu? [00:06] that worked. I tried that 1st, but maybe mistyped and assumed in was not it! [00:09] it working? [00:10] yep [00:11] yippeee [00:11] doesn't mean I fixed anything! [00:11] early days [00:11] ^ [00:12] but might be able to get a more verbose error log [00:12] Im looking forward to you fixing all failures! [00:12] clivejo: I'm not back to do development stuff yet. :P [00:12] I meant Rik [00:13] *kid eyes* But I can too! [00:13] hehe. error log http://paste.ubuntu.com/23842795/ [00:14] acheronuk: Have fun! XD [00:17] in the end acc gives that exit code not as a failure with ABI incompatibility, but as "Headers have been compiled with minor errors" [00:18] so *think* it may ok for override [00:32] is there any way to feedback to upstream devels [00:33] get them fixed properly [00:34] sure -- if it's a patch, phab [00:34] something else, IRC or ML [00:35] ben said the other day in #kde-sysadmin that all the projects are now in phab [00:36] for code reviews I think, not necessarily other fancy things [00:37] not even sure if that is a kde thing, a Qt issue, a compiler issue that may be neither, or what??? [00:38] Qt issue -- when thiago is in #kde-devel, he knows all Qt, and is helpful [00:38] if rather short with his answers [00:38] he's a Qt devel, and legendary [00:39] well, getting the test to run and getting it to cough up a proper error log is goo for tonight :P [00:40] *good [00:40] indeed [00:40] oh gosh, that makes me think of my cat's hairballs [00:40] good work indeed! [00:42] I looked back at some of logs to time of the old crew, and the few mentions I could find they often just disabled these damn things. [00:43] but I will feel better if I at least have a little go at investigating. even if it comes to naught [00:44] seems more awesome to be able to figure out how to fix, yeah [00:44] always [00:45] or at least understand the issue better if not [10:26] morning :) [10:28] clivejo: spot the the issue with tests fr okular KF5? https://git.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/+git/okular/tree/debian/tests/testsuite.xsession?h=kubuntu_zesty_archive === miagi is now known as super_nugget [11:40] Hiyas folks [11:51] !info purge-old-kernels [11:51] Package purge-old-kernels does not exist in zesty [11:56] !info byobu [11:56] byobu (source: byobu): text window manager, shell multiplexer, integrated DevOps environment. In component main, is optional. Version 5.112-0ubuntu1 (zesty), package size 102 kB, installed size 642 kB [12:12] ah. I see the main issue with okular I think. will test later and commit fix hopefully [12:13] for now, Sunday lunch :) [12:40] gonna have a few joins and quits here while i track down which servers work on the konversation quick connect option === miagi is now known as super_nugget [13:13] ok , port 8001 on chat freenode.net no longer connects on konverstion, however, port 7070 with SASL and SSL connects successfully === pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka === super_nugget is now known as miagi [20:26] * acheronuk yawns [20:30] so where we up to? [20:32] just tinkering with tests today. have been mostly busy [20:33] okular is hopefully sorted, which is quite important to have, and hopefully able to go back on the iso [20:50] been thinking about https://phabricator.kde.org/T5123 [20:51] clivejo: can you retry the failing tests for gwenview? [20:51] let's pretend kdepim doesn't exist [20:51] :) [20:52] not pretend, just give people the choice [20:52] lol, you know my opinion on PIM [20:52] I like akregator though. would not be without that [20:53] it does not use akonadi though [20:53] just thought maybe we should consider not preinstalling it my default [20:56] much as I am not keen on it, I do think an an email client and calendar/reminder app should be part of the default install [20:56] and if we are KDE, that is kmail and korganiser [21:01] I'm somewhere in the middle [21:01] I use it, but can see both sides [21:01] it is a rather big resource hog [21:02] makes me think IE being intregated into Windoze [21:03] * blaze is thinking about what would it take to make a qt gui to sylpheed [21:03] it has a separate library libsylph so... [21:03] blaze is there a qt frontend for firewall? [21:03] dunno [21:04] what firewall? [21:05] ufw? [21:06] be nice to have a kcm [21:06] I seem to recall someone looking at a KF5 update for the old KCM for that? [21:08] https://cgit.kde.org/ufw-kde.git/log/ [21:09] dont think any work in a while [21:10] aha. from september http://paste.ubuntu.com/23848271/ [21:11] I dont even remember that! [21:14] my memory can be either stupidly good, or damn awful [21:15] often without rhyme or reason [21:41] I used to use sylpheed, before just using gmail full-time [21:41] tried tbird again too, but it's awful [21:42] valorie: WHAT I LOVE THUNDERBIRD :O [21:42] horror show [21:42] ! [21:42] used claws mail for awhile too [21:42] and mutt [21:42] let's just stick with mutt [21:42] gah, I miss kmail [21:42] /me too [21:43] Best place to start out with packaging docs? [21:44] clivejo: have you set up the wiki yet? [21:44] * acheronuk curses at gpgme [21:44] tsimonq2: it was thought that the phab wiki would be a good place [21:44] valorie: added a few pages, yes [21:44] at least to try that out [21:44] HAH I CAUGHT IT http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1701.2/05343.html [21:44] cool [21:45] Linux 4.10 rc 5 [21:45] Within 15 minutes of it being released! :D :D :D [21:45] Anyways [21:45] clivejo: Huh? O__O [21:45] Link? [21:46] tsimonq2: you could fix gpgme? that would be good.... [21:46] * acheronuk runs [21:46] https://phabricator.kde.org/project/profile/214/ [21:46] acheronuk: Maybe if I had access to do so [21:47] *runs* [21:47] tsimonq2: you have your ppas. and can dget the source [21:47] But that's not our normal workflow :P [21:47] tsimonq2: doesn't need our stuff [21:48] tsimonq2: excuses excuses [21:48] clivejo: kthx [21:48] :P [21:48] acheronuk: You atarted it :P [21:48] *started [21:49] tsimonq2: and I have given up for now [21:49] may come back to it at some point, but had enough for now [21:50] you never know, could be an easy fix that I haven't come across or fathomed [21:51] anyway.... only a suggestion. no worries [21:51] wat [21:51] there is chat built into phab [21:51] there is indeed [21:52] Conpherence [21:52] not sure I see the use of it [21:53] but ok [21:54] to talk about coding :) [21:55] did you get phurl? [21:56] no, not yet [21:58] tsimonq2: https://phabricator.kde.org/w/kubuntu/ [21:59] oooo, clivejo has already done a lot of work [21:59] (little compared to what I want to do...) [22:10] tsimonq2: of course [22:10] great hopes there [22:11] Trying easy from autohinter: kdegraphics-mobipocket/4:16.12.1-0ubuntu1 okular/4:16.12.1-0ubuntu2 [22:11] * amd64: baloo-dbg, baloo-utils, baloo4, kfilemetadata-dbg, libkfilemetadata-dev, libkfilemetadata4, libokular-perl, libsmokekde-dev, libsmokeokular3, okular-backend-odp, okular-backend-odt [22:11] some obsolete kde4 stuff there ^^^ ? [22:14] http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/zesty/perlkde ? [22:16] kde4 baloo http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/zesty/baloo [22:16] http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/zesty/kfilemetadata [22:17] http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/zesty/smokekde [22:31] gosh, I was just updating some links about the seed for Intrepid, and Natty!