=== tsimonq2alt is now known as tsimonq2 === Cyrus is now known as Guest77633 === mako1 is now known as mako === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant === Guest13499 is now known as RAOF === JanC_ is now known as JanC [10:45] doko: both qtwebengine and kdb are now fixed in -proposed [10:47] mitya57: ta [11:40] jamespage: please merge/sync python-testtools, bzr is dep-wait on it. [11:41] it's Debian openstack package [11:47] jbicha, seb128: udisks2 needs another merge, gnome-disk-utility is dep-wait [12:02] jbicha, gnome-shell is a "please steal it from me" === masACC is now known as maswan [12:18] doko, right, that's known but blocked on libblockdev that needs to be MIRed first [13:12] LocutusOfBorg: I already did ;) [13:41] <3 jbicha [13:42] LocutusOfBorg: but if you want that gnome-shell/virtualbox bug SRU'd to artful, you'll need to add the SRU template to the bug description [13:56] jbicha, I don't even know if it is worth the fix or not [13:56] and if it fixed at the end completely the issue [13:56] vbox in bionic is utterly broken it seems [13:56] I haven't had much of a problem with VirtualBox [13:58] host or guest? [13:59] setting up a bionic or artful machine is painful [13:59] * Faux uses virtualbox pretty heavily on an artful host. [14:00] Faux, what is the guest [14:00] XP, Win7. [14:00] I have bionic guest on artful host, doesn't feel very painful here [14:04] Faux, the problem seems to be wayland or so [14:04] and new kernels [14:05] Aha. As an nvidia user, I will never get to use wayland on the host. [14:31] jbicha, why not merging from Debian? [14:31] * LocutusOfBorg gnome-shell is context [14:49] because there is substantial diff and I wanted to get the 3.26.2 SRU started sooner === kenvandine_ is now known as kenvadine === kenvadine is now known as kenvandine === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD [18:47] nacc: whilst you're looking at my fixes for ycmd maybe you'd look at couple of other papercuts fixes (related to vim) I've prepared debdiffs for: bug #1575802 and bug #1726441 [18:47] bug 1575802 in powerline (Ubuntu) "default dependancy should be python3-powerline" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1575802 [18:47] bug 1726441 in powerline (Ubuntu) "powerline version from repository is not compatible with fish version" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1726441 [18:48] TJ-: i'll add them to my list :) they are lower priority generally for me right now, but i should be able to sponsor them sometime soon [18:53] TJ-: I promise I will at least look tonight [18:53] TJ-: if i read the ycmd bug, it needs a xenial only task? can you help make sure that there is a comment in each (if it's already there, it's fine) saying where the fix is needed (including 16.04, 17.04, 17.10, 18.04 as possiblities) and where ot? [18:54] *not [20:03] nacc: will do :) [20:03] TJ-: thanks! [20:06] nacc: argh! my membership of bug-control has lapsed. I'll have to re-join [20:07] TJ-: if you do the nomination, i can approve them [20:07] I believe anyone can nominate, at least [20:07] TJ-: i just want to make sure the bug stat is right [20:10] *status, sorry === JanC_ is now known as JanC [20:29] nacc: no nomination links for me :( [20:30] TJ-: ok, can you add comments with the relevant info? [20:39] will do; sorting out my bugcontrol membership too [21:27] bdmurray, ping [21:27] niedbalski: howdy [21:28] bdmurray, hey bryan, sorry to pester you about this, could you check the verification for LP: #1657256? also, not sure why the Trusty patch wasn't moved into -proposed (it's currently seating in unapvd). [21:28] Launchpad bug 1657256 in percona-xtradb-cluster-5.5 (Ubuntu Trusty) "Percona crashes when doing a a 'larger' update" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1657256 [21:31] niedbalski: There are some autopkgtest failures for zesty w/ diaspora-installer [21:32] bdmurray, where I can look for those errors? [21:33] https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/pending-sru.html [21:37] bdmurray, hard to tell if those failures are related to the change though. [22:31] Hi all. I was interested in fixing autopkgtest for a package I maintain (fwupd). I've got it working on debci now, but on Ubuntu it fails with an error i'm not sure how to properly fix. http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/fwupd/bionic/amd64 the particular error is "Failed to restart dbus.service: Operation refused, unit dbus.service may be requested by dependency only (it is configured to refuse manual start/stop)." which yes, [22:31] I'm trying to manually start dbus because it's needed in the test environment. .... The debian/tests i'm using is here: https://github.com/hughsie/fwupd/tree/master/contrib/debian/tests [22:33] superm1: Depending on dbus should be all that's required to have it started in the test environment. [22:34] infinity: really? OK well that's an easy enough fix, thanks [22:34] superm1: "The test enviornment" is a regular system (in a VM or container, depending on arch). So, yes, depending on daemons should start them the same way it would on your desktop or laptop. [22:35] superm1: Not like a build chroot, where we intentionally hamstring daemons. [22:35] Alright, thanks [22:39] superm1: Oh, but looking at the script, it seems the intent there wasn't to start dbus, but maybe to reload your config? [22:39] superm1: If so, it wanted to be reload, not restart. [22:40] no, it was to start dbus [22:40] superm1: (and reload does work) [22:40] superm1: Kay. If the intent was to use restart to start, indeed, dbus should alread be started. [22:40] I just had this thought that it needed explicit starting since that's how i'm used to working in chroots and stuff like travis CI [22:41] superm1: Yeah, debci is (IMO) better than that, in the sense that it's really testing how your stuff behaves on a real non-hobbled Debian/Ubuntu system. [22:41] superm1: If you have to do any synthetic setup after installing your packages, it's a pretty crap test of how your package works, after all. [22:41] infinity: yeah true [22:42] the peculiar thing to me though; why was I not hitting this in debian's debci? [22:42] It's been working just fine there [22:44] Their dbus service might not block restart like ours does. [22:45] ah yeah; that looks to be the case: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dbus/+bug/1540282 [22:45] Launchpad bug 1540282 in dbus (Ubuntu) "Breaks policykit/systemctl commands when restarted" [Low,Fix released] [22:47] Yeahp, just checked in a sid chroot, they don't block restart. They really should, for the same reasons. [22:47] dbus restart is amazingly harmful. [22:48] I'm going to blame pitti, who probably should have committed that back to Debian. :P