[00:08] cjwatson: btw, what would be the launchpad team representing the "launchpad admins"? [00:08] (~admins?) [00:20] mapreri: ~admins, yes [00:20] mapreri: being in ~admins shortcuts most permission checks [00:27] ack [04:57] I filed a bug on launchpad, but have not gotten a response in two weeks (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/watchdog/+bug/1750942). I can submit a patch, but I'm not sure if the watchdog package is actively maintained at this point. Does anyone have any suggestions? [04:57] Launchpad bug 1750942 in watchdog (Ubuntu) "stale pid for watchdog service" [Undecided,New] [04:57] arijit: it's in univere, which means somoene in the community needs to help support it, possibly no one actively is [04:58] arijit: but if you provide a patch, it will go into the sponsorship queue [05:00] nacc: That's good to know, thanks! Will send a patch [05:00] arijit: yw [05:00] arijit: and by patch i meant debdiff, if that wasn't clear [05:00] sg === led_ir23 is now known as led_ir22 [07:14] mapreri, cjwatson: I've set the Debian bug supervisor. [07:14] Distro ownership is very powerful so really needs to be restricted beyond ~registry [07:39] LocutusOfBorg, hi, libboost-numpy1.65-dev depends on libboost-python1.65.1 which should be ibboost-numpy1.65.1 [08:09] ricotz, hmmmmm [10:09] wgrant: thanks! What do you mean with "Distro ownership is very powerful" - i.e. what would it entail? [10:10] mapreri: Particularly because we sync things by copies from Debian, there are spects of the distro configuration that shouldn't be messed with. [10:11] ~registry generally owns things that don't matter hugely [10:11] note that debian isn't owned/maintained by ~registry, but by basically just you :) [10:11] Yes. [10:11] I'm saying that's right (well, maybe not just me, but not ~registry either) [10:12] ricotz, I don't get [10:12] And, ack :) [10:13] LocutusOfBorg, you don't get "what"? [10:14] no satisfaction [10:14] <3 Laney loool [10:14] ricotz, I have zero boost uploads [10:14] hehe [10:15] xnox, and doko did the whole work [10:15] I could fix it, just I don't get why you pinged me [10:15] LocutusOfBorg, oh, didn't you came up in the changelog at latest [10:15] I hope not [10:16] doko is, but I'm grabbing it and having a look, I have some boost knowledge [10:16] LocutusOfBorg, oh, aptitude lied to me then :\ [10:17] thanks [10:17] :) no problem, I'm happy to fix it [10:17] I did some boost merges, but a lot of time ago [10:18] I see, looks like xnox read my message too [10:19] xnox, let me know, I confirm the issue [10:35] ricotz, done. [10:50] slangasek, https://launchpad.net/~snappy-dev/+archive/ubuntu/image?field.series_filter=xenial [10:59] slangasek, particulary the livecd-rootfs in that PPA will be a problem ... [12:50] cyphermox, do you think you could have a look to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libdazzle/+bug/1748905 ? it's blocking the gnome-calendar 3.28 update in bionic-proposed, we would like to get that in beta1 if possible [12:50] Launchpad bug 1748905 in libdazzle (Ubuntu) "[MIR] libdazzle" [Undecided,New] [15:10] mapreri: Thanks! You were right - pinging GCS made a difference. [15:22] GunnarHj: I sometimes believe he sends to /dev/null all mails coming from bts/dak etc… he maintains too many packages, I wouldn't be surprised he ignores regular bugs. [15:26] mapreri: I noticed this list: [15:26] https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?maint=gcs%40debian.org [15:26] Many of them have patches. Bad. Very demotivational for contributors. [15:27] well… [15:36] Unit193: https://usn.ubuntu.com/3590-1/ :) [15:38] cyphermox: is the new MIR verbiage (e.g., "if the Security Team acknowledges they are aware of this requirement" standard now? I had a few MIRs I had looked at that also needed security team review for desktop === caravena_ is now known as caravena [16:21] systemd-firstboot is breaking stuff. Pharaoh_Atem figured it out by looking at the process a couple of times [16:22] It's spawning random instance units for unit files that don't accept parameters. [16:22] which is a bit of a first for me [16:23] because I don't think I've seen firstboot behave so oddly [16:26] jbicha: Do you have time to look at bug 1751546 now? [16:26] bug 1751546 in tasksel (Ubuntu) "the net installer doesn't install gnome-vanilla" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1751546 [16:27] bdmurray: I forwarded it to darkxst [16:28] did you see his comment there? [16:30] jbicha: Ah, I hadn't refreshed [16:31] I didn't really look into the issue deeply since I was hoping he would :) [16:50] Is anyone else seeing a long pause during boot, followed by the message "Gave up waiting for suspend/resume device"? This started happening in Bionic images I'm building. It doesn't happen on images I created at the beginning of February. [16:52] Pharaoh_Atem: I was able to get the system to boot without creating the weird instance unit symlinks by creating `/lib/systemd/system-preset/01-default.preset` with the contents `disable *` [18:00] nacc: there is no standard verbiage, you're welcome to create something (seeing as you're likely more native an English speaker than I am) [18:00] nacc: this was just one special case where we didn't need immediate code review blocking the MIR [18:01] cyphermox: oh no, taht's fine, i just wasn't sure if it was somethjing that discussed at the sprint, or if it's something that was done as a one-off (* a few) [18:30] * tsimonq2 grumbles (albeit pointlessly) at systemd-resolved [20:07] bdrung: hi, still around? [20:08] bdrung: I see a qemu upload in bionic that fails to build on all arches [20:08] I have other changes to make and wanted to ask if you are already on this? [20:10] bdrung: there also is no bug associated and so far I couldn't find the changes upstream [20:11] bdrung: for now since the current ubuntu3 version FTBFS as it is and I have an alternative already through the usual qemu upload regression testing [20:12] bdrung: I'm going to revert the changes made by you in ubuntu3 for now and push my changes as ubuntu4 [20:12] bdrung: but please do not feel set back, I'd ask you to file a bug and attach the changes you had [20:12] bdrung: there we can also check what is causing the build fails [20:13] bdrung: and I could pre-upload push t through regression checks from a ppa [20:13] so TL;DR: Hi, I reverted your ubuntu3 (FTBFS) and pushed other changes as ubuntu4 for now [20:13] please bug me via launchpad :-) [20:22] bdrung: we are sprinting, so I never know when I'm able to respond therefore through a LP bug I expect it to work better [20:25] Hmm, I see that I can run into this issue just as much without your changes [20:25] so something else changed and made this show up now [20:31] bdrung: should be fixed by https://git.qemu.org/?p=qemu.git;a=commitdiff;h=75e5b70e6b5dcc4f2219992 [20:31] bdmurray: I'll combine our changes plus the fix and check if it builds [20:31] bdmurray: sorry I meant bdrung [20:32] bdrung_work: but a bug about the reasons to refer to from the changelog and patches would still be great [20:34] jbicha, bdmurray, bug 1751546 is on my list to look into, however I suspect it is an archive issue with tasks, rather than a tasksel issue [20:34] bug 1751546 in tasksel (Ubuntu) "the net installer doesn't install gnome-vanilla" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1751546 [20:43] bdrung: FYI 1753826 is the FTBFS bug [21:04] bdrung: I appreciate to work on it, but this is post FF and could be considered a Feature [21:05] so a bug to discuss is even more appropriate [21:22] darkxst: It looks like a tasksel issue to me https://launchpadlibrarian.net/339723238/tasksel_3.34ubuntu8_3.34ubuntu9.diff.gz