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mwhudsonsarnold: whee subiquity bugs with apport data!08:27
cpaelzeraccording to https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nmap/7.80+dfsg1-2/+build/18072867 there should be a nmap-dbgsym08:41
cpaelzerI can see other dbgsym packages so ddebs are set up08:41
cpaelzerbut I can't find nmap-dbgsym in focal08:41
cpaelzercould someone cross check this on another system so that I know it is just me ?08:42
cpaelzersecond focal container, same behavior ...08:43
cpaelzerthis isn't like just build to be populating the archive just now (from 2019-11-08)08:44
cpaelzerthe direct link from the build info works https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nmap/7.80+dfsg1-2/+build/18072867/+files/nmap-dbgsym_7.80+dfsg1-2_amd64.ddeb08:45
cpaelzerbut why can't I see it in ddebs08:45
cpaelzerany hints appreciated if later one someone can take a look if it affects others as well08:45
seb128cpaelzer, hey. I'm trying to remember the details but basically the ddeb service is not built in in launchpad, it has a 'collector' job on some machine, it happens sometime that this job get stucked/hit a bug and than ddbes get 'losts'08:59
cpaelzerseb128: interesting, what are we supposed to do about it once we find such a case?09:04
seb128cpaelzer, I'm trying to remember where the job is and see if I can still ssh/poke to it09:04
seb128cpaelzer, but basically it's "find someone who can do that and ask them to look'09:05
seb128cpaelzer, and we might need to change uploads for packages which miss a ddeb and where we would like to get one09:05
cpaelzerok, then lets ping the usual suspects who often know more about the secret sauce :-) vorlon apw infinity ^^09:06
apwseb128, not thatis true any more, i think ddebs became first class citizens quite some time ago, and now are in the librariant09:07
seb128cpaelzer, seems like I'm leaving on outdated info, sorry09:08
cpaelzernp09:08
cpaelzerI'll file a bug for proper handling09:09
seb128apw, good, so how can ddebs get missing in the new world? :)09:09
cpaelzerand assign it to archive admins as I think there the evalaution what is going on would start09:09
apwseb128, whatspecifically is missing09:09
seb128apw,09:09
seb128<cpaelzer> according to https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nmap/7.80+dfsg1-2/+build/18072867 there should be a nmap-dbgsym09:09
seb128 I can see other dbgsym packages so ddebs are set up09:09
seb128 but I can't find nmap-dbgsym in focal09:09
cpaelzeryep that summarizes how I found it09:10
cpaelzerand it now has a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nmap/+bug/186138709:10
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1861387 in nmap (Ubuntu) "nmap-dbgsym missing in focal" [Undecided,New]09:10
amitprakashHi, bzr builddeb tells me "dpkg-gencontrol: warning: can't parse dependency xyz". What am I doing wrong if xyz is another package?09:11
cpaelzeramitprakash: is xyz listed in your packages debian/control and if so might that line have syntax issues?09:12
amitprakashcpaelzer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/j35rtBH8mN/ this is what my control looks like09:13
cpaelzeramitprakash: and xyz really is ...?09:14
apwseb128, cpaelzer, ok that ddeb is in main, presumably because its corresponding .deb is in main09:14
cpaelzerI can't find it anywhere - what do you mean by "ddeb is in main"?09:15
apwor are they, is it just older ones ... did this just move09:15
apwhttp://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/n/nmap/09:16
cpaelzerapw: was demoted in focal09:16
apwthe previous .ddebs are in main for nmap09:16
apwcpaelzer, and how long ago was it demoted?09:16
cpaelzerhttp://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/universe/n/nmap/09:16
cpaelzerhas all some but not the nmap-dbgsym09:17
apwif it was a while ago i suspect it is a bug09:17
cpaelzerI don't know when it was demoted09:17
cpaelzerapw: mid december09:17
cpaelzerby this https://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/+git/ubuntu/commit/?id=a77db6ce36654e456957034687cd597081c3db2d09:18
RikMillsfossfreedom: in budgie-tools - debian/tests/control:Depends: pep809:24
RikMillsso tests fail, as that transitional is now gone09:24
cpaelzerapw: I put the insights above into the bug09:27
cpaelzerapw: what would be the next steps to take on this?09:28
apwcpaelzer, i've asked on #lauchpad-ops about ot09:28
cpaelzerok, tracking it there09:30
cpaelzerthanks!09:30
amitprakashcpaelzer: Sorry, xyz are linux-firmware amd64-microcode09:32
amitprakashdpkg-gencontrol: warning: can't parse dependency linux-firmware amd64-microcode09:33
amitprakashdpkg-gencontrol: error: error occurred while parsing Replaces field: linux-firmware amd64-microcode09:34
cpaelzeramitprakash: you are missing a colon09:37
cpaelzerReplaces: linux-firmware, amd64-microcode09:38
cpaelzerand then maybe run wrap-and-sort09:38
cpaelzerthat should get you going09:38
fossfreedomRikMills: good timing... will be uploading an update tonight so will fix at the same time. Thx09:41
amitprakashAh!, thanks a lot cpaelzer09:44
seb128mwhudson, hey, I saw your comment about subiquity report with apport data earlier but didn't see the corresponding context. Could you comment about that on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/1861082 ?11:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1861082 in apport (Ubuntu) "ubuntu-bug doesn't know how to file bugs against snaps" [Undecided,New]11:04
cjwatsonnmap> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/focal/amd64/nmap-dbgsym shows the demotion on 2019-12-17, successful from LP's point of view.  ddeb-retriever must have got confused somehow11:06
cjwatsonBut it shouldn't need reuploads, as LP has the file11:06
juliankSo something's getting confused in nautilus, udisks2 and snap11:15
juliankit shows snap squashfs as volumes in nautilus11:15
seb128doko, your alsa-lib sync reverted the '  * Make autopkgtests cross-test-friendly." from Steve and now it's failing i386 autopkgtests11:15
juliankor rather the loop devices11:15
seb128juliank, when did that start?11:17
juliankseb128: I don't know I just saw it today11:17
juliankBut it could be older11:17
juliankseb128: Ah, it's showing deleted snap squashfs files that still have a loop device11:18
seb128juliank, how do you end up with deleted squasfs which still have a loop device?11:18
juliankI don't know, 5 of them are lxd snaps11:19
juliank(of 6)11:19
juliankhttps://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ry5ZKGqxCS/11:19
GunnarHjHey sil2100! Looks like it will be the same disastrous lack of interest in testing the language packs as the last time the Xenial langpacks were updated. :( As regards the script you wrote, will you rely on it this time and update all the languages if nothing abnormal is detected?11:19
juliankProbably a snap bug where it failed to losetup -d them11:20
juliankLooking at udisksctl dump https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Dhtrh3VpF3/, those deleted snap devices do not have x-gdu.hide set11:20
juliankBut I guess it's more of a topic for #snappy11:21
seb128right11:21
* cjwatson takes https://bugs.launchpad.net/ddeb-retriever/+bug/186138711:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1861387 in ddeb-retriever "nmap-dbgsym missing in focal" [Critical,In progress]11:28
sil2100GunnarHj: hey! Yeah, I guess not much interest in translations... I'll check the script results again later and see if it's really safeish or not11:39
ograjuliank, i see this all the time in unity7 on my 16.04 laptop ... there they clutter the dock ... one for each lxd update that happened since the last boot11:40
ograi guess there was something sitting on top of the squashfs that lxd added when the saquashfs underneath went away (just guessing though)11:41
ograit only happens for lxd stuff for me though11:41
juliankogra: it's a bug in systemd or libmount, it was said in #snappy11:42
ograwell, it is very specific for lxd, i have never seen it with any other snap11:42
ogra(and i have a lot of snaps installed here)11:42
juliankogra: Well, my pastebin also mentions telegram snap11:43
ograseems zyga just agreed with me about the backing file being still sitting on top :)11:43
ograoh, right, i also see a telegram mount here today ... (from todays telegram update) !!11:44
amitprakashwill dh_build invoke make check only if something is built? I am trying to figure out why certain build commands are executed by bzr builddeb12:20
sdhd-saschahi, i just to reinstall my server. Which daily ubuntu20.04 images is useable ?12:48
sdhd-saschaDo not need a stable version.12:49
sdhd-saschaI'm looking for ubuntu-server image.12:52
cyphermoxsdhd-sascha: if you want to use 20.04, then you can look at the files in cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server for the exact thing you want; but perhaps the best place to discuss that is in #ubuntu-server if you need help12:52
cyphermox20.04 isn't released yet though, so things may break12:52
sdhd-saschacyphermox: thank you. I already tried some images. But no luck. I will ask @ #ubuntu-server12:55
cyphermoxusually you want daily-live12:56
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cpaelzerahasenack: use https://libvirt.org/formatdomain.html#elementsMemory13:26
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dokotjaalton: could you have a look at https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/request.cgi?release=focal&arch=amd64&package=sfepy&trigger=python3-defaults%2F3.8.0-3 ? some change in the X stack?14:46
tjaaltondoko: everything I've uploaded is still stuck in proposed :)14:48
seb128doko, unsure what changed with the pygobject update but autopkgtests are unhappy now with 'pytest.c:(.text+0x3c9): undefined reference to `Py_InitializeEx''15:38
seb128xnox, do you know what's the issue with software-properties autopkgtes ton armhf? 'The user named '~xnox' has no PPA named 'ubuntu/nonvirt'' ... is that a problem in your ppa? why is the test using a personal ppa? :)15:39
xnoxseb128:  nonvirt does exist. The point is to test any PPA which has Unicode in the PPA name15:44
xnoxseb128:  is there a proxy / networking resolution failure on armhf to launchpad api?15:44
xnoxseb128:  possibly this test can go away, because basically it was crashing under python2 when locale was either unicode or non-unicode one. But it should all work fine under python3, irrespective of the environmnet locale15:45
seb128xnox, log is https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_77e2ada1e7a84929a74ba3b87153c0ac/autopkgtest-focal/focal/armhf/s/software-properties/20200130_123908_8f53c@/log.gz , I don't think any obvious infra error15:45
xnoxseb128:  because obviously the key on my user account is generated with unicode name.15:45
dokoseb128: I didn't change anything15:46
seb128doko, k, unsure what's the issue :/15:46
dokothat's a Debian import, and I just merged gobject-introspection again becase of the tightened dependencies15:46
seb128xnox, maybe just some flakyness, I will retry15:46
xnoxseb128:  the log looks really odd15:47
xnoxseb128:  because xnox/nonvirt does exist, and does have things published in focal/armhf..... and yet it did find all other ppa's that i have =/15:47
xnoxseb128:  do retry, and possibly open a bug report? i think we can drop the test case.... I just don't know how to make it non-remote, as i must try to add a ppa, for which launchpad generated a gpg key with unicode name15:48
seb128doko, yeah, it is a bit weird, http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/p/pygobject/focal/amd64 it was green before and the diff only has (build-)depends changes15:48
seb128xnox, k15:48
xnoxcause that was a regression that used to crash; got fixed up; and regressed multiple times; hence the autopkgtest15:48
seb128I see15:49
Laneyif that PPA does still exist then it looks like a bug somewhere, either in software-properties or the LP API15:54
LaneyTeam PPA would seem like better practice than a personal one I guess15:54
cjwatsonxnox: It's a bug in the test.  It should say ppa:xnox/ubuntu/nonvirt, not ppa:~xnox/ubuntu/nonvirt.15:57
cjwatsonExtra tilde15:57
apwi do that about 10 times a year15:58
seb128cjwatson, xnox, I think it's rather a bug in the add-apt-repository output I think16:02
seb128the test does16:02
seb128debian/tests/add-apt-repository:    add-apt-repository ppa:xnox/nonvirt --yes --no-update16:02
xnoxcjwatson:  oooooh16:02
LaneyI think add-apt-repository is prefixing the tilde when it wasn't given16:02
LaneyBut it also does accept both forms AFAICS16:02
seb128also if that test was buggy it would never work I guess?16:02
seb128which isn't the case16:02
apwor apt-add-repository changed16:03
cjwatsonSo it could also be a bad response to something like a 503 I guess16:04
LaneyThen it would have broken with a software-properties upload and remained broken16:04
LaneyI would guess that it hit some transient problem and handled it badly16:04
seb128retry worked, so yeah transition issue...16:17
tjaaltondoko: I don't have an issue installing python3-sfepy on focal, so I don't see what's the issue with that test16:34
mdeslaurcjwatson: any objection to me merging git?18:18
cjwatsonmdeslaur: none18:20
mdeslaurcjwatson: thx18:20
ahasenackdoko: the fix for the red smbmap under python3-defaults is https://github.com/ShawnDEvans/smbmap/commit/1b126a6bea48c2aa43ed3a8982398cc95c5722b3#diff-e5c95e36134a07972ecaec3a46c62b7b18:56
ahasenackI'll try to get to it today (simple one liner, sad to add a delta because of this)18:57
ahasenackI pinged the deb maintainer, no response18:57
ahasenackI'll propose there first perhaps (salsa)18:57
dokoahasenack: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/smbmap/1.1.0+git20191013-1ubuntu118:57
ahasenack..and we have the delta :)18:57
ahasenackn/m18:57
dokosorry18:58
ahasenacknothing else about samba/sssd in that list then18:58
dokoyes, many thanks for tracking that18:58
ahasenacknp18:59
Eickmeyer[m]Anybody here any good with systemd?19:00
sarnoldmwhudson: I thought you'd like getting a lot more data back out of my install :) I was pretty surprised how many .crash files were left behind thuogh19:18
sarnoldEickmeyer[m]: probably best to ask a more specific question.. I'd rate my knowledge at around 5% but that might be the five percent you need, you know? :)19:18
Eickmeyer[m]sarnold: Yes, that's true. We're trying to figure out how to autostart a daemon inside the user session. OvenWerks has more details. We've been working on it the past few days in #ubuntustudio-devel.19:19
sarnoldEickmeyer[m]: very good question. for some reason systemctl list-units --user and systemctl --user list-units shows all kinds of services that are NOT user services. I'm super-confused..19:24
Eickmeyer[m]sarnold: With /etc/xdg/autostart going away (and processes launched from there not closing on session end anyhow), we're trying to figure this out.19:26
CarlFKEickmeyer - you want to start a gui app after the user logs into X/desktop, right ?19:30
Eickmeyer[m]CarlFK: Not exactly. It's the daemon part of ubuntustudio-controls.19:30
CarlFKEickmeyer - ok, so start daemon on login?19:34
Eickmeyer[m]CarlFK: Yes, and end on logout.19:34
CarlFKEickmeyer - if it makes you feel better, I have been trying to figure out the 'right' way to do this for about a year19:35
Eickmeyer[m]CarlFK: While consoling, it's also a bit discouraging.19:36
gQuigssarnold: interestingly they are different lists though.. so it's filtering some...19:37
sarnoldgQuigs: oh strange19:39
sarnoldgQuigs: I thought it'd be nice to see just the '*.service' entries and *that* is a lot more like what I expected: systemctl list-units --user '*.service' is a lot more like what I expected!19:40
sarnoldjeeze19:40
sarnoldredundancy department of redundancy19:40
CarlFKEickmeyer - current solution "that depends on us tweaking lightdm" https://salsa.debian.org/debconf-video-team/ansible/blob/master/roles/xorg/tasks/lightdm.yml#L2319:41
tumbleweedhacky as hell19:42
gQuigsindeed.. also just noticed the --type=service option19:43
tumbleweedbasically, there aren't well-defined targets for this19:43
Eickmeyer[m]Very hacky.19:43
Eickmeyer[m]So, CarlFK , that tells me it's a problem with lightdm? If we were to, say, switch to sddm would that work?20:08
CarlFKEickmeyer: I would not say the DM is the problem.    I think we are trying to do things that aren't supported, because we are willing to compromise elegance in exchange for.. nice features?20:17
CarlFKEickmeyer: this post is years old, but seems still relevant.  my search in October did not find anything new.   https://superuser.com/questions/759759/writing-a-service-that-depends-on-xorg20:18
Eickmeyer[m]CarlFK: Thanks, I'll pass that along.20:19
sil2100GunnarHj: hey! So uh, hm, my sanity testing suite has a small problem in testing the current situation, so I think I'll have to do some manual checks before deciding if we'll push all of those20:43
ahasenackdoko: smbmap (1.1.0+git20191013-2) unstable; urgency=medium has the same fix, it can be synced again21:04

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