[10:18] Hey guys! Do you have any ideas on why my PPA build is stuck for more than 24 hours? https://launchpad.net/~tiagohillebrandt/+archive/ubuntu/wp-cli/+build/14223770 [10:19] I'm not sure if I did something wrong or if it is normal to take this long to build a package [10:19] tiagoscd__: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/launchpad-announce/2018-January/000103.html (and followup to correct the date) [10:22] Oh gotcha, thanks @cjwatson :-) Hopefully it will get back soon (fingers crossed) [13:58] cjwatson, hi, could you please bump the firefox-trunk builds, I have the impression that those 5000 downloads got your attention? [14:00] ricotz: I'm about to go out, and we should be able to reactivate the x86 farm today at some level so it shouldn't be necessary to do too much manually [14:03] cjwatson, I see, while firefox-trunk is not in the archive it got a quite low priority [14:51] ricotz: I've at least moved them up the queue a bit. [14:52] cjwatson, thank you === JanC is now known as Guest37549 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [17:31] I haven't seen anything on launchpad status, so I assume the build farm is still down? Weren't the mitigations released yesterday? [18:02] kyrofa: " ricotz: I'm about to go out, and we should be able to reactivate the x86 farm today at some level" is from earlier today [18:03] mgedmin, yeah I saw that. I just thought his "today" was much earlier than mine, haha [18:03] I'm not sure when "today" ends; the kernel updates promised from Jan 9 landed after midnight of Jan 10 in my timezone, but who's nitpicking ;) [18:03] Yeah, also curious about the non-x86 platforms [18:03] also "at some level" doesn't necessarily mean my ppa packages stuck since Jan 7 will get unstuck, so I'm not holding my breath [18:04] #hugops to launchpad admins! [18:04] (twitter hashtags don't really work on IRC) [23:06] Any news on the build farm? [23:06] We have a pretty big release for today and most of our users use the PPA repository. [23:16] Pr0t3us: Just waiting for a handful of builds to finish before we apply the last set of Spectre mitigations and turn i386/amd64 builds back on. [23:16] Other architectures won't be turned back on today, but x86 should return very shortly. [23:16] wgrant: thanks for the hard work and update! [23:35] Thank you wgrant [23:49] wgrant: there are Spectre mitigations? [23:52] luke-jr: Not in general, but patches exist that mitigate it for certain use-cases, and Intel has released microcode to allow those mitigations to work on some of their CPUs. [23:52] wgrant: do you know where I can find these? [23:56] luke-jr: Some distros have kernels with early Spectre mitigations, and there are a selection of patches flying around upstream on LKML atm. Ubuntu kernels will soon have Spectre mitigations in addition to the existing Meltdown fixes -- see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/SpectreAndMeltdown