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tjaaltonmdeslaur, slangasek: do you have plans to merge pam for bionic?00:25
slangasektjaalton: no plans on my part00:32
slangasektjaalton: well, I should amend that00:32
slangasektjaalton: I do actually have a merge staged in https://git.launchpad.net/~vorlon/ubuntu/+source/pam00:33
slangasektjaalton: which the Server Team asked for some changes to00:33
tjaaltonslangasek: ok, was just hoping to get the changes from -3.7 in bionic00:34
slangasekyeah00:34
tjaaltonI can finish it00:34
slangasektjaalton: well, the changes requested involve rewriting history, so it may be best if I finish that work00:35
tjaaltonsure, wfm00:35
naccslangasek: ack00:36
nacctjaalton: do you know when 1.0.0-3 will end up in sid/bionic?00:36
nacctjaalton: re: libglvnd00:36
tjaaltonnacc: it's not uploaded yet00:36
tjaaltonwaiting for a new upstream bugfix release00:37
nacctjaalton: ack, i just saw that's the upload/future version with the tests enabled00:37
xeviousTests: 768, Assertions: 666, Errors: 178, Failures: 26, Skipped: 9, Incomplete: 8, Risky: 18.00:37
xeviousI dunno about that assertion count...00:37
naccxevious: heh, which pkg is this? kolab-storage?00:38
xeviousYeah00:38
xeviousObviously something I tried didn't work (Errors: 178)00:38
tjaaltonnacc: right, I'll upload that if there isn't anything more to add in a week or two00:38
naccxevious: yeah :) i was down to failures 10 .. do you want my debdiff?00:39
nacctjaalton: ack00:39
naccxevious: what were you trying, btw?00:40
xeviousnacc: I just had a typo in a recursive search and replace. Doh!00:40
naccheh, I've done that a few times now :)00:40
xeviousJust different ways of building the mock classes.00:40
naccxevious: ah ok00:40
xeviousTo deal with the expectation counts.00:40
nacccyphermox: in the case like above, where tjaalton is going to upload a version with the tests enabled at abuild-time, is it ok to approve the MIR now? or do I wait for that version to be available?00:53
naccxevious: any luck?01:05
xeviousnacc: Getting there...01:08
naccxevious: cool :)01:09
cyphermoxnacc: yes02:04
xeviousnacc: Got it. Just cleaning up the patches...02:25
xeviousRunning tests...02:43
xeviousI've created 3 patches while working on this quilt package. If I want to make some changes and refresh the second patch, how do I do that?02:56
sarnoldxevious: probably along the the lines of quilt pop, quilt edit, quilt refresh, quilt push, and quilt refresh if the top-most patch needs it ..02:59
xeviousI think I `quilt pop`, make changes, `quilt refresh`, then `quilt push -a`. Does that sound right?02:59
sarnoldthat's roughly the same, yes; the 'make changes' step may need the quilt edit if you're changing a file that isn't already in that patch03:01
xeviousAwesome. Thanks for explaining!03:02
tsimonq2xevious: My bookmarked ref is https://raphaelhertzog.com/2012/08/08/how-to-use-quilt-to-manage-patches-in-debian-packages/03:03
xeviousYeah, I've read bits and pieces of that. I really need to read it end-to-end.03:04
tsimonq2I'd say DEP-3 is especially important if you haven't read up on it already because imho it's a good, standard way to do patch descriptions, and my sponsors also insisted on it ;)03:06
naccxevious: thanks! i'll look for the debdiff03:18
nacccyphermox: yes to whch one? :)03:18
naccxevious: the most difficult part about quilt, to me, is remembering to tell it which files are about to change :)03:19
sarnoldI've screwed that up more than once.03:20
xeviousYeah, I've forgotten and gotten like 30 files deep into modifications several times.03:20
xeviousI need to remember to use `quilt edit` instead of `vim`03:20
sarnoldit's especially easy to do when I use 'gf' to go to a file named under the cursor in vim for making additional changes ..03:20
cyphermoxnacc: yes to approving it now03:26
xeviousnacc: FYI, it came down to session-related stuff again.03:27
naccxevious: that's reassuring on some level03:39
nacccyphermox: and thank you03:39
naccxevious: there are some git->quilt tools that make it a bit easier to do, as well03:40
naccguilt, iirc03:40
xeviousguilt... what an awesome name03:46
xeviousnacc: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php-horde-kolab-storage/+bug/1749783/comments/2403:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1749783 in php-horde-kolab-storage (Ubuntu) "php-defaults stuck in bionic-proposed" [Undecided,New]03:47
naccxevious: thanks, reviewing it now03:49
xeviousnacc: Is there anything else to look at that isn't listed under php-defaults on the 'excuses...' page?03:50
naccxevious: not right now, i think we're going to just have to remove cakephp and gosa for now03:51
naccxevious: upstream cakephp +1'd its removal, as they don't want people using that version03:51
naccxevious: and gosa will probably get a fix in debian, and we can sync it back down later03:51
xeviousGood news03:51
naccxevious: i think all of the horde ones just need retries (I had to upload a few more)03:52
Unit193sforshee: Can confirm 1737750 builds and functions.03:54
naccxevious: looks good, uploaded03:55
xeviousI finally got the LP tag right!03:55
* xevious is very proud.03:55
naccxevious: nicely done :)03:56
xeviousbrb04:10
nacctjaalton: did you see that libglvnd is stuck in bionic-proposed with regressions in nvidia?04:17
tjaaltonnacc: it's part of the transition05:11
tjaaltonnvidia 390 got uploaded, 340 will be after xorg-server is through05:12
nacctjaalton: ack05:57
xeviousAre armhf, ppc64el, and s390x tests stalled on autopkgtest.ubuntu.com? I see a ton queued, but none running.05:58
xeviousYeah... unless they only run between certain hours or something, it looks like something's preventing the armhf, ppc64el, and s390x tests from running on autopkgtest.ubuntu.com.06:45
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sunweaverwhy that is, I am currently investigating...08:34
* sunweaver is gosa maintainer for Debian08:34
jibelcpaelzer, Hi, I've bug 1751222 again on bionic08:50
ubottubug 1751222 in virt-manager (Ubuntu) "[regression] virt-manager fails to show virtual console: internal error: unable to execute QEMU command 'getfd': No file descriptor supplied via SCM_RIGHTS" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/175122208:50
cpaelzerjibel: hmm09:09
cpaelzerjibel: we really have this fixed (apparmor wise) both ways now09:09
* cpaelzer reads the bug details09:09
jibelcpaelzer, yes and I verified that the apparmor rules are there09:12
cpaelzerjibel: I checked the deny vs the rule but it shoudl match (as it did in the tests)09:16
cpaelzerjibel: do you have any extra info that could affect this09:16
cpaelzerjibel: maybe - could you tweak the rule in /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.libvirtd until you found the minimal change that is needed?09:17
cpaelzermaybe the wildcards, but made no sense working before and it seems good when looking at Deny vs Rule09:17
jibelcpaelzer, sure, I'll have a closer look today09:23
cpaelzerjibel: I just tried to recreate - but it works for me09:24
cpaelzerjibel: sorry, we need to find what is different for you09:24
seb128cjwatson, good morning. Do you know if the translations import is still stucked processing libreoffice?09:25
acheronukjbicha: hi. could we maybe get this fix into network manager? https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=79332409:27
ubottuGnome bug 793324 in general "AddAndActivateConnection loses agent secrets" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]09:27
acheronukfor https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/157224409:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1572244 in network-manager (Ubuntu) "Kubuntu requires that the WiFi password be entered twice before WiFi can be used" [Medium,Confirmed]09:28
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cjwatsonseb128: It's been making progress through the queue, but every time it hits a libreoffice import it sits there thinking about it for four hours and then times out10:24
cjwatsonI wonder if changing that job to download the file from the librarian to a tempfile on disk rather than keeping it in memory would help10:24
ogra_sil2100, slangasek, i would appreciate if someone could take a look at bug 175124911:11
ubottubug 1751249 in ubuntu-image (Ubuntu) "Using “content:” in gadget.ymal for a “role: system-data” partition makes it not be system-data anymore " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/175124911:11
sil2100ogra_: hm, noted11:37
seb128cjwatson, k, as long as it doesn't keep retrying the one that timeout and get stucked on it12:15
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cjwatsonseb128: No, it doesn't seem to be doing that12:23
seb128cjwatson, k, well let's see, if those packages are still not imported by monday I might ping you again12:24
seb128cjwatson, thanks for the help/explanations in any case!12:25
cjwatsonI pushed https://code.launchpad.net/~cjwatson/launchpad/ptuj-via-disk/+merge/338894 in a slightly speculative attempt to speed it up12:26
seb128thx12:28
ddstreetsmoser hey, i had asked nacc if he could sponsor lp #1718568 but since it's patching code you added it probably makes more sense if you could sponsor it into bionic, you have time for that?  I can sru once it's in bionic13:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1718568 in isc-dhcp (Ubuntu Bionic) "dhclient-script fails to wait for link-local address" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/171856813:24
ddstreetunless nacc is already in the middle of sponsoring it, but i think he's been pretty busy lately13:26
smoserwell, xnox, good news and bad news.13:34
smosergood news is that the timeout worked (thanks for 'timeout' i didn't know of that tool)13:35
smoserhttp://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/o/open-iscsi/bionic/amd6413:35
smoserbad news is no new image yet.13:35
xnoxsmoser, well, it would be bad news if the new image failed =) new image will be later on today, i believe.13:35
xnoxsmoser, pipeline starts at about 3:45 PM13:37
xnoxand it's 1:37PM now.13:37
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naccddstreet: sorry! if smoser can't, i can do it today15:49
smoserddstreet: i can do that right now.15:53
ddstreetawesome thnx!15:53
smoserddstreet: /me *really* likes git-ubuntu :)15:54
smoserhint for next time15:54
ddstreetinstead of debdiffs, eh, ok15:54
ddstreetbeen meaning to start using it15:54
smoseronce you do, you'll never want to do it the other way15:54
cpaelzersmoser: xnox: what is the decision on open-iscsi for the time being15:55
cpaelzerI saw the timeout change come in and work15:55
cpaelzerbut the image is still broken15:55
cpaelzerdo we wait until it is working and retry15:55
cpaelzeror do we temporarily mask the test?15:55
smosercpaelzer: xnox sent a Mp to "bad test" it. but the fix should come in an image numbered 2018022315:56
smoserso we can bad test or wait hopefully short-number-of-hours15:56
cpaelzerthanks for the update smoser15:56
smosercpaelzer: fix is at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-meta/+bug/175085115:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1750851 in ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "re-add cloud-initramfs-dyn-netconf to ubuntu-server" [Medium,Fix released]15:57
smoserddstreet: do you mind if i wrap your changelog entries at < 80 ?15:57
ddstreetsmoser did i go over?  sorry i usually check that15:58
ddstreetgo for it15:58
smoserman that file really needs tabs to spaces consistency15:58
smosertabs interspaced randomly15:58
ddstreetsmoser do you have a script/tool you use for the various sponsor checks?15:59
smoserno15:59
naccddstreet: smoser: there is sponsor-patch15:59
ddstreeti tried that but it seemed rather heavyweight...and does it check stuff like trailing spaces, line lengths...should look at it more tho16:00
ddstreetnacc do you use sponsor-patch only for stuff you sponsor?16:00
naccddstreet: it catches most stuff i care about, tbh, i also do a visual inspection of the debdiff and chekc the build and dep816:01
naccddstreet: and yes to the latter16:01
naccddstreet: well, for some parse of what you wrote. I only use sponsor-patch when sponsoring16:01
xeviousnacc: You're up early!16:01
naccxevious: sick kid :)16:02
xeviousAw, shucks. I'm sorry to hear that.16:02
naccxevious: looks like php-defaults migrated ^516:02
xeviousAwww yiss!16:02
naccxevious: thanks :)16:02
smoserddstreet: uploaded16:02
xeviousYou're welcome. Let me know if there's anything else I can help out with.16:02
naccxevious: it will take a bit for it to clear excuses out16:03
ddstreetsmoser thnx!16:03
naccxevious: speaking of which, I did hit a weird case with php-horde-crypt: https://bugs.horde.org/ticket/1478016:04
naccxevious: i don't think it can possibly work without some relatively invasive cod eupdates16:04
naccxevious: but, i don't want to use up more of your time. I can figure it out eventually :)16:08
ddstreetnacc this is the latest doc i could find on git-ubuntu, is there more details anywhere?  https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/08/09/git-ubuntu-clone/16:16
naccddstreet: there's a wiki page and manpages16:16
ddstreetok16:17
naccddstreet: in general `git ubuntu clone <srcpkg>; cd <srcpkg>; do stuff`16:17
naccddstreet: if that makes sense16:17
ddstreetyeah, i was looking more for 'process to created commits for sponsorship'16:17
ddstreetusing git-ubuntu instead of manual debdiffs16:17
naccddstreet: right, so you do the normal git stuff16:18
nacclike it's a real software proejct :)16:18
naccand then `git ubuntu submit` in theory16:18
ddstreetaha ok16:18
naccthe latter is still in flux a bit, but i think should work16:18
xeviousnacc: I just looked at that ticket for php-horde-crypt. That's definitely a significant change.16:35
bdmurrayjuliank: You sponsored the patch in bug 1722411 but I see there have been some updates to it. Do you want to continue with it?16:35
ubottubug 1722411 in gnutls28 (Ubuntu Trusty) "gnutls28 in trusty no longer validates many valid certificate chains, such as google.com" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/172241116:35
xeviousnacc: The Horde team shouldn't be shelling out to interact with GPG, though. There's a GPG extension, which uses gpgme (which is compatible with both gpg 1 and 2)16:38
juliankbdmurray: I guess I should sponsor that 1.316:48
juliankor rather, it might need to be updated with the actual upstream patch, rather than having the different downstream patch16:49
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ddstreetnacc any plans to include ubuntu-cloud-archive versions in usd-imports (so git-ubuntu has their history as well)?  i assume no...17:18
rbasakddstreet: currently not in our plans.17:24
rbasakWe could do it in the end I suppose. There's nothing in our design that rules it out.17:24
naccxevious: i agree17:25
naccxevious: but i don't know how to do that on my own and it seems like an invasive change to switch its calling methods17:25
xeviousOh yeah, it's totally a "they should do that" situtation.17:25
naccddstreet: as rbasak said, not curently; but it's relatively easy for us to add a new source of information (curently the Launchpad Debian and Ubuntu publishing information is the only source)17:25
naccddstreet: it would need a feature request, and presumably would require some knowledge of what branches should exist there17:26
ddstreetnacc rbasak thnx, i was just wondering; the cloud guys have their own whole process so probably not really needed anytime soon17:26
naccddstreet: right17:27
naccddstreet: in theory, if they are basically doing stuff 'after' the existing publish pockets17:27
naccwe can import those publishes easily, if they have a definitive source publication recorde we can look at17:27
naccddstreet: we just wouldn't necessarily have branches for it17:27
smoserslangasek: could you tell me what i did wrong really quick ?18:04
smoserhttps://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/ubuntu/+source/walinuxagent/+git/walinuxagent/+merge/33624418:04
smoserinstalling my package doesnt delete the conf file.18:05
slangaseksmoser: interesting, your diff looks correct to me18:05
slangaseksmoser: can you point me at a binary package that I can poke into?18:06
smoserslangasek: https://smoser.brickies.net/ubuntu/misc/18:07
slangaseksmoser: the added line in debian/maintscript should result in some really obvious code being output into preinst,postinst,postrm scripts18:07
slangaseksmoser: and it does appear to be there18:08
naccisn't the version incorrect?18:08
slangasekoh18:08
nacci mean if there is a published version of walinuxagent in bionic with the config file18:09
slangasekright, what version are you upgrading *from*?18:09
naccit won't remove it18:09
naccsince it's at 2.2.21+really2.2.20-0ubuntu118:09
nacc(at least that's my recollection of the versioning)18:09
slangaseksmoser: if the version number argument is too low, the migration doesn't trigger when upgrading from a version newer than this18:09
nacci would think you'd want '2.2.21+really2.2.20-0ubuntu2', but i might be wrong18:09
naccerr, with a ~ on the end18:10
slangasek"prior-version> Defines the latest version of the package whose upgrade should trigger the operation" dpkg-maintscript-helper(1)18:10
slangasekyes, I think that's so18:10
slangasekor possibly even 2.2.21+really2.2.20-0ubuntu218:10
naccyeah and since this version was backported to all releases, you'd not see the conffile removal for sure without that change18:10
nacc'this version' = 2.2.21+really2.2.20-0ubuntu118:11
slangasekbecause it's safer to have it double-trigger when this exact package version is upgraded from, than to miss the removal because someone published a 2.2.21+really2.2.20-0ubuntu2~pre1 that didn't have this code18:11
naccslangasek: yep, good call18:11
slangasek(otoh, people shouldn't do that, so YMMV)18:11
smoserslangasek, nacc . thank you. MP updated.18:17
naccsmoser: yw18:18
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mdeslaurslangasek: are you working on a python-django merge?18:57
acheronuktjaalton: building against the mesa and libglvnd in -proposed seems to have broken Kubuntu's desktop acceleration. On intel we now only get llvmpipe18:58
acheronukif I purge libglvnd0 and libegl off the system (which are new on our iso we did not have before) we get full desktop hardware opengl back18:59
naccxevious: lol https://github.com/horde/horde/pull/22119:06
naccxevious: "Yes, key generation doesn't work with GnuPG 2 yet, and probably never will."19:06
tjaaltonacheronuk: transition is in flux19:07
tjaaltonbut if you have issues with upstream mesa then file a bug there19:08
tjaaltonit shouldn't matter if glvnd is used or not19:08
tjaaltondebian has had it for six months19:09
acheronuktjaalton: yeah. hopefully it will be ok when it all sits in the same pocket!19:11
tjaalton-proposed should work, as does ppa:canonical-x/testing19:12
acheronukat the moment I may have to do a fudge to stop it being pulled in. just until it all sorts itself19:12
acheronuktjaalton: yeah. I have one report from someone who madly uses -proposed, that they have no issue19:13
naccxevious: fwiw, i'm skipping that test, it passes fine with that19:33
naccslangasek: pacemaker ftbfs in artful due to binutils changes there (libqb?). Who from foundations might be able to help? It seems unresolved in Debian (the bugs slashd has found), but it obviously does build in bionic19:35
acheronuktjaalton: probably matters little, but the offending lib is libeg1. the -release version of that being installed breaks it all19:52
tjaaltonit's too old19:54
slangasekmdeslaur: I had not been working on a python-django merge, but it's a trivial delta so I'll knock it out now19:56
acheronuktjaalton: for stuff which was compiled against -proposed then moved to release you mean?19:56
slangaseknacc: pacemaker> hmm maybe infinity has some cycles right now to look19:56
tjaaltonacheronuk: maybe, dunno how you could get that otherwise19:57
naccinfinity: that would help me a ton, this is a rabbit hole i've never gone down before19:57
slangasekmdeslaur: done19:58
naccinfinity: it apparenlty has to do with orphan symbols on certain architectures19:58
acheronuktjaalton: ok. just don't want to do a temp fix, only to have it bite us (kubuntu) harder later. sorry for all the queries19:59
tjaaltonacheronuk: it should be sorted next week20:00
acheronukcool. thanks20:00
slangaseknacc: is there a build log in lp for this pacemaker failure?20:07
naccslangasek: i don't think so, because slashd and i only have it locally while trying to sru a fix back20:07
slashdnacc, slangasek, I *think* it was never trigger before because the package has been copied from zesty to artful (probably when artful has been first created) and package never been build again (no other upload nor SRU since then)20:09
mdeslaurslangasek: awesome, thanks!20:10
slangasekslashd, nacc: ah, which means it shows up on http://qa.ubuntuwire.org/ftbfs/rebuilds/test-rebuild-20170706-gcc7-artful.html20:12
naccslangasek: sort of20:13
naccslangasek: yes, that's an error, but not hte one i need help with :)20:13
slashdnacc, right this one I have found the fix for ^, but once fix the libqb arise20:13
slashdslangasek, ^20:13
naccslashd: https://github.com/ClusterLabs/pacemaker/commit/a7476dd96e79197f65acf0f049f75ce8e8f9e801.patch20:13
naccfixes that upstream and is in debian20:14
naccbut then it fails due to a symbols change, which slashd narrowed down to libqb20:14
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slangasekslashd, nacc: ok, so, not only is there not a build failure in lp for this, but the source code you want debugged is also not in lp... where's the pointer for that?20:14
naccLP: #174089220:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1740892 in pacemaker (Ubuntu Artful) "corosync upgrade on 2018-01-02 caused pacemaker to fail" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/174089220:14
nacchas some info, i believe20:14
slangaseksurely the server team has a git branch for this WIP that we can pull ;)20:15
naccslangasek: would you rather we did an upload we know would fail? just trying to understand20:15
nacci can put one up for artful, i did for xenial20:15
slangaseknacc: I'm asking for enough concrete details for someone (e.g. infinity or myself) to be able to help you efficiently.  Even a pastebin of the toolchain error output?20:17
slangasekmdeslaur: ahhh you tricked me into merging a python-django that ftbfs20:17
slangasekmdeslaur: the test failure seems unrelated to any debian-ubuntu differences in core packages; I'm stabbing the retry button to see what happens, but if it still ftbfs I'm not following up on it today fwiw20:20
naccslangasek: fair, above patch results in https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/hb68G8rpMw/20:21
slangasekoh is that all20:22
slashdslangasek, if that can help -> https://launchpadlibrarian.net/357655127/buildlog_ubuntu-artful-amd64.pacemaker_1.1.16-1ubuntu1.2_BUILDING.txt.gz20:22
slangaseknacc: those are pretty clearly internal symbols which are not part of the ABI and you should just mark them (optional) instead of doing an architecture-based exclusion list20:22
slangaseknacc: there's a new pacemaker version in bionic vs. artful, isn't this what was done there?20:23
slangasekand when I say mark them (optional), I mean mark them '(optional)'20:23
naccslangasek: i believe debian just dropped the symbols20:25
naccbecause the debian bugs are not yet fixed :)20:25
naccbut i don't know20:26
naccslangasek: we can do tht in the sru too20:26
slangaseknacc: dropping the symbols, or marking them optional, both valid.  (optional) would make the same source package more cleanly backportable to older toolchains20:26
naccslashd: --^20:26
naccslangasek: ok20:26
slangasekbut a symbol that starts with a __ and isn't listed in the public headers for the library, and especially that doesn't originate in the source of this library, can be assumed safe to drop from .symbols20:27
naccslangasek: thanks that makes sense20:27
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sarnoldflexiondotorg: it's hard to figure out what's going on here, but it vaguely feels like do-release-upgrade isn't happy with something in mate: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-release-upgrader/+bug/175138623:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1751386 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu) "I have problems with the installation of several application packages." [Undecided,New]23:42
Unit193("The cache has no package named 'ubuntu-mate-core'")  that's odd, but the version numbers for other things are a bit off, ~xenial stuff.23:46
sarnoldand all those [origin: unknown] messages usually means apt is pretty unhappy23:48
Unit193apt-forktracer is an amazing too, fyi.23:49
sarnoldit feels like the sort of thing where nothing on this computer is going to work quite right, and I don't know what to suggest, but ten minutes with it would probably be enough to sort it out.23:49
* tsimonq2 takes a wild guess at it being the software boutique and something not being right irt PPAs23:50
Unit193I read that email.  Also laughed since it came from the same person that seeded the calc as a snap. :P23:51
tsimonq2Unit193: Huh?23:52
tsimonq2Martin's the one who seeded the calculator as a snap...23:52
tsimonq2:P23:52
sarnoldUnit193: apt-forktracer is neat. thanks.23:52
Unit193tsimonq2: Only half accurate: https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu.bionic/revision/263223:54
Unit193sarnold: Bases them off 'origin', so Canonical's repo also gets picked up.  But, finds ppas.  apt list | grep ed,loc is interesting too.23:55
tsimonq2Unit193: But for 17.10 it was indeed a hack in the cdimage tooling23:55
sarnoldUnit193: wow, I haven't seen apt list either. handy :D23:55
Unit193sarnold: I'm going to presume you know about debsums and deborphan?23:57
Unit193...As well as dpkg -l | awk '/^rc/{print $2}'  and  dpkg-query -W -f='${Conffiles}\n' | grep obso  ?23:58
sarnoldUnit193: aha! those two I know well :)23:59
sarnoldUnit193: (debsums, deborphan.. and of course dpkg -l | awk .. I'm sure I've got the dpkg-query thing written down somewhere, but no used often enough to remember :)23:59
jbichasarnold: uh, maybe reassign that bug to LibreOffice, could be a bug in their ppa23:59

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