=== maclin1 is now known as maclin [11:17] I know I have done this in the past, but how do I get a list of source packages that rdepend on a lib? [11:18] reverse-depends -b libssl-dev [11:18] my current attempts are just spitting back binary packages [11:19] Oooh, you didn't say 'build' [11:20] reverse-depends -b libzip4 [11:20] No reverse dependencies found [11:20] meh [11:20] and no not build deps [11:21] the source packages that are linked to the library! [11:48] LocutusOfBorg: the pytest sync was not a great idea. do you work on the autopkg test failures? [11:53] darkxst: source packages aren't linked to libraries; the only way I can make that request make any sense is build-deps [11:55] darkxst, i pipe the result of $ reverse-depends foo into bin2src to map binary packages to source packages. [11:55] darkxst: (but packages don't build-depend on the runtime, so you need to do reverse-depends -b libzip-dev) [11:55] (or reverse-depends -b src:libzip) [11:57] coreycb, rbasak: please could you have a look at the postgresql-10 autopkg test failures on armhf? [11:58] cjwatson, xnox thanks for the hints, pretty sure 18months without internet has affected my brain! [11:58] ... I think I'd melt or something [11:58] It was more internet at $10 per GB [11:58] haven't been 18 months without internet since err about 1995 [12:00] you can't do any packaging at those rates [12:00] doko: I'll need to add it to the backlog. But which failures exactly? I only see pg-repack failure across all archs on excuses. [12:00] darkxst, https://www.amazon.co.uk/Three-Mobile-Pay-Broadband-Data/dp/B01M3VJ2B2?th=1 24GB sim card for 45GBP which works in all of EU, US, Canada, Australia and many other countries around the world. Not sure where you were. [12:00] oh and valid for 2 years [12:00] so very handy. [12:01] xnox: their terms make it clear that they expect to be generally using the SIM in the UK. [12:01] Otherwise they'll disconnect you. [12:01] rbasak, for pay monthly, yes. [12:01] xnox: for PAYG. [12:01] Oh [12:01] I might be talking about a different product. Sorry. [12:02] rbasak, for the "feel at home stuff" -> yeah, you can't be out of the country for more than 3 months in a row, or 3 out 12 rolling or some such. [12:02] but this one seems to simply be pre-loaded with data, and it's data only "internet on the legs" sim. and in the comments people totally are (ab)using it as a travel sim [12:04] rbasak, i'll let you know if i get disconnected ;-) [12:04] xnox, I am remote, only Telstra [12:05] might be handy though if I get to GUADEC again [12:06] which against my better judgment have applied for funding from CC [12:06] work can deal with the rest of it [12:27] xnox: xe-guest-utilities needs a MIR? [12:47] doko, yes, already worked out [12:47] it was a great idea, because pytest catchlog was completely and utterly broken, and duplicated in new pytest [12:47] so, reverse-dependencies were broken as well (I can't assure all of them) [12:48] I'm finishing the open of RC bugs in Debian right now [12:49] I'm sad I couldn't do it before, but I discovered how broken it was only recently (I tried to avoid pushing it to bionic unless really necessary) [12:55] hello tkamppeter, what is your opinion wrt cups sync/merge? [13:33] LocutusOfBorg, principally, I am syncing CUPS, but now for the LTS I would like to leave out the deprecation of raw queues to not cause any incompatibilities by the extra warnings and messages. [13:33] I will continue syncing after 18.04. === alai is now known as alai-swap [14:18] tjaalton: tomcat8.0 is still in bionic. is this intended? [14:20] doko: i have newer dogtag-pki in experimental which uses 8.5 [14:20] need to check upgrades first [14:20] then sync it [14:21] thanks tkamppeter! [14:21] but for libresteasy I think going back to 3.0 series is needed.. there's 3.5 which is compatible to 3.0 but adds new stuff which need newer jaxb et al.. [14:47] doko, #894705 in debian looks RC to me, I'm reassigning to the one I just opened [14:47] it has no rdeps, maybe just kick it out from bionic to proposed? [14:55] wgrant, cjwatson, do you have any idea why the template imports from https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/bionic/+source/indicator-power/+imports and not reflecting in https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/bionic/+source/indicator-power ? [14:57] rbasak, coreycb, smoser: the grub-legacy-ec2 wants to migrate to main, but doesn't have a subscriber. is this your team? [14:59] seb128: I think it's because "Template is active" is unchecked on https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/bionic/+source/indicator-power/+pots/indicator-power/+edit. Do you know why that might be? [15:00] cjwatson, no idea, thanks for pointing that out [15:02] cjwatson, to be fair I don't understand those details of launchpad translations, at least not the "sharing" part, we keep hitting cases where that is active and pointing to outdated import, and as a side effect it leads to not have the package upload files imported [15:05] cjwatson, I wonder if somebody changed those options after unity moved to universe, but afaik there is no "activity" log for those? [15:09] Could be, and indeed AFAIK there isn't. This is, um, not my speciality. [15:09] seb128: Shall I just flip it back on? [15:10] cjwatson, I did, thanks [15:10] I did it for all indicators [15:10] OK === nacc_ is now known as nacc [16:17] doko, yes it does need sru.... [16:17] MIR that is [16:43] ahasenack: so, how about sssd 1.16.1? [16:55] tjaalton: I can't justify an ffe for it. I've been lurking in the mailing list looking for trouble with that version, just saw 2 so far (failure to start on centos, and a guy who was complaining enumeration was timing out iirc) [16:55] tjaalton: I also didn't find the stanting exception you mentioned [16:55] standing* [16:55] ok then [17:11] jbicha: the graphee MIR looks ok. please upload a package that references it [18:16] doko: I uploaded gst-plugins-base1.0 to the bionic queue for graphene [18:17] I guess you want this for final beta? [18:18] um, sure [18:19] it impacts all image builds, which it looks like have already started [18:19] --> #ubuntu-release === juliank_ is now known as juliank === semiosis_ is now known as semiosis === michagogo_ is now known as michagogo === wendar_ is now known as wendar [21:23] Hi, does a NNTP server for ubuntu mailing lists exist? I just learned that gmane doesn't have the new lists like bionic-changes. [21:24] Whoopie: no [21:25] TJ-: do you maybe know why the new lists were not registered at gmane? [21:26] No idea... but hasn't Gmane gone through some issues in recent times with not keeping up/being maintained? [21:27] right, they had a light restart after they shutdown in 2016. [21:28] ok, I see, it's not possible to add new lists. [21:29] doko: graphene is in component-mismatches-proposed now === imcleod__ is now known as imcleod === nacc_ is now known as nacc