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feohEvening all03:56
feohAnyone else seeing: dpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/libdleyna-core-1.0-5_0.6.0-3_amd64.deb (--unpack): in their apt dist-upgrade on 20.04?03:57
lotuspsychjelets see03:58
lotuspsychjefeoh: i dont have that package installed, can you tell us wich package that it depens on?03:59
feohGood question let me look up the apt syntax for that.04:00
prologic[13:57:24]  <prologic>Is there a problem with the flocal-security repo on 20.04 right now?04:03
prologic[13:57:25]  <prologic>E: The repository 'http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-security InRelease' is not signed.04:03
Bashing-om!info libdleyna-core focal04:03
ubottuPackage libdleyna-core does not exist in focal04:03
lotuspsychjeprologic: can you pastebin the whole output plz?04:04
prologicSure can04:04
lotuspsychjeprologic: i just updated to latest, no issues with apt here04:04
tomreynsudo /bin/true && cat &>/tmp/aptlog < <(sudo apt-get -y update 2>&1; apt-cache policy 2>&1; sudo apt-get -syV full-upgrade 2>&1;); nc termbin.com 9999 </tmp/aptlog && rm /tmp/aptlog 04:04
tomreyn^ can help diagnosing apt issues04:04
feohtttThanks04:05
prologichttps://gist.github.com/prologic/987a2084ef3b6fa6dc708b494c04524804:05
feohI'll give that a shot04:05
feohI wonder if it got brought in when I installed krita04:06
lotuspsychjefeoh: if you doublecheck, i can install & test if you want04:07
tomreynprologic: are you using a proxy?04:07
prologicno04:07
lotuspsychjeprologic: and for wich reason are you using backports on 20.04?04:07
prologicsome packages I can't get on 20.0404:08
prologicAlso FWIW I'm using the upstream ubuntu:20.04 docker image as a base here04:08
tomreynis this a regular ubuntu installation you did yourself?04:09
feohlotuspsychje: No worries. I can't get any of the depends or rdepends or anything to leak what might have brought this package in.04:09
tomreynwhere is the docker image from exactly?04:09
feohDockerHub I'd wager :)04:09
prologichere https://hub.docker.com/layers/ubuntu/library/ubuntu/20.04/images/sha256-7345a0001b12b9d537ae2936205827ddd6a9aac6616943e67f9623d2ef338c5204:09
prologicAnyway if there are no KP I'll carry on and figure this out on my own04:10
prologicit was working upuntil recently so I don't htink it was something I did necessarily :)04:11
prologicAnd the base image itself hasn't been updated in over a month04:11
prologicso 🤷‍♂️04:11
tomreyni assume 'KP' doesn't stand for 'kommunist party' but 'known problems' there?04:12
prologicD'oh I think I suspect whats happenning04:14
tomreyni don't know who the publisher of this image is https://hub.docker.com/u/doijanky - or whether you should trust them. but i assume you researched this already.04:14
prologicRunning out of disk space can cause this :)04:14
prologicstupid symptoms of a different underlying problem you can't see04:14
tomreynoh interesting effect04:14
prologicindeed04:14
prologicJust confimring it now04:14
prologicAlso I assume the publishers of the image are you guys :)04:15
prologicBy "you guys" I mean someone in the Ubuntu development community/team :)04:15
prologicit is part of the Docker Hub "official images" afterall :)04:15
prologicConfirmed04:16
tomreyncould be, i don't know, but i'm not official ubuntu either. ;)04:16
prologicrunning out of disk space maeks apt go crazy with gpg signed repos04:16
tomreynor i'm not anyways ;)04:17
prologicTIL04:17
tomreynit's a rare result of running out of disk space, but obviously you shouldn't do that ni the first place.04:17
prologicobviously :)04:18
prologicbut who monitors the disk space of ephemeral vms used for dev :)04:18
tomreynnot you ;-)04:18
prologicnot anyone I suspect :D04:18
prologicUnless you're Fb and your dev machine is an ex production machine04:19
lotuspsychjeprologic: does apt spit out same errors when disabling backports?04:19
prologicI didn't try sorry04:20
prologicit was Disk Space that caused this04:20
tomreynthe gist showed the error for multiple repositories, so i assume it would have04:20
feohlotuspsychje: Wherever it came from I fixed the problem. The install was whining about failing to overwrite is an old version of the same package, so I just removed that, ran the apt --fix-broken install and everything worked.04:21
feohThank you for helping me prod at this and get it going ultimately :)04:21
lotuspsychjeok04:21
lotuspsychjefeoh: so wich package was this about exactly?04:21
feohlibdleyna-core-1.0-304:22
lotuspsychjei know but was there a main package this depended on?04:22
feoh  Depends: libgupnp-1.2-0 (>= 0.20.7)04:23
feohThat, libc, and glib204:23
lotuspsychjeprologic feoh you guys have a launchpad account?04:25
feohI do04:25
lotuspsychjefeoh: wanna test an easy qbittorrent bug?04:25
feohAbsolutely!04:26
feohProvided said testing is short-ish, I've gotta get sleep at some point along the curve :)04:26
lotuspsychjefeoh: sudo apt install qbitorrent, and launch please04:26
lotuspsychjeif it crashes for you, please affect bug #186201604:27
ubottubug 1862016 in qbittorrent (Ubuntu) "qbittorrent crashed with SIGABRT in raise()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/186201604:27
feohinstalling04:27
feohUI comes up just fine04:28
feohAnything you need me to do further to validate other than just bringing up the GUI?04:28
lotuspsychjefeoh: try to search function or adding a torrent04:28
feohk04:28
lotuspsychjemine crashes after 3sec04:29
lotuspsychjedoing nothing04:29
feohSearch works great04:31
lotuspsychjeweird04:31
feohBummer.04:31
feohI'm running stock Gnome04:31
lotuspsychjesame04:31
feohdunno if that has anything to do with it04:31
feohhuh04:31
feohAnything else you'd like me to try?04:31
lotuspsychjefeoh: try adding something after searching a keyword04:31
feohYup, attempting to download crashed it04:35
feohCaught signal: SIGSEGV04:35
lotuspsychjeyeah04:35
lotuspsychjeaffect yourself plz?04:36
feohPardon me?04:36
feohAh, twiddle the bug. Gotcha.04:36
lotuspsychjetnx for your time feoh 04:37
tomreyn"This bug affects 1 person. Does this bug affect you?"04:37
feohMy pleasure happy to help04:38
feohIt's a nice client04:39
lotuspsychjefeoh: here's another eay test if youre up to it, bug #184978705:26
ubottubug 1849787 in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu) "The dock is shown in front of full screen windows since 19.10" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/184978705:26
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feohlotuspsychje: There's that sleep thing, but I just got paged out of bed again so. Yay? :)11:16
feohI've also got a few of my own reported bugs in LP that I can validate as no longer being a thing in 20.0411:17
lotuspsychjefeoh: feel free to share, always glad to test things11:22
user14Good day, anyone here tried to install 20.04 dev on a Hyper-V VM?11:50
user14Well yes, 20.04 installs fine in Hyper-V, there seems to be no package for the 5.4 kernel specific for azure yet, so Enhanced session will not ben working.12:17
arif-aliwhat's the current state of focal for raspberry pi, I ran the daily from iso.qa.u.c, and setting up a bridge using netplan doesn't seem to be working after reboot, is that a known issue? Is this the best channel for this?13:51
lotuspsychjearif-ali: i did not test the iso for PI myself yet, but at this stage a lot is still changing, like the server installer is being worked on etc14:02
lotuspsychjethere's still alot of breakage and bugs currently that need revision14:03
arif-alilotuspsychje: no worries, I was able to boot it, and get an ip on it without a problem. doing a netplan try/apply works, and the bridge gets an IP. But the bridge doesn't come up with ipv4 on startup.14:04
lotuspsychjearif-ali: do you suspect a specific package?14:05
lotuspsychjewe could check the packagename's recent bugs for example on fossa14:06
arif-aliwill have to dig deep on where specifically the issue is that is causing it, may have to do that after EOD14:07
lotuspsychjearif-ali: this user for example filed one against systemd: bug #186092614:08
ubottubug 1860926 in systemd (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 20.04 Systemd fails to configure bridged network" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/186092614:08
arif-aliok, that could be it, thanks14:10
lotuspsychjeif you suspect its the same, please affect yourself to the bug, this helps the community to solve14:10
arif-aliI was searching specifically for rpi, and not more generally14:10
arif-aliyeah, will do14:10
lotuspsychjetnx14:10
lotuspsychjearif-ali: did you find it similar?14:36
lotuspsychjefeoh: did you report bug #1862782 ?15:08
ubottubug 1862782 in dleyna-core (Ubuntu) "package libdleyna-core-1.0-5 (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: poging tot overschrijven van '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libdleyna-core-1.0.so.5.0.0', wat ook in pakket libdleyna-core-1.0-3:amd64 0.6.0-1 zit" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/186278215:08
feohI didn't15:30
lotuspsychjefeoh: then can you doublecheck if that was your issue yesterday?15:31
arif-alilotuspsychje: it does look similar, but I will double check later, when I can verify and test the particular scenario. I want to start from a fresh flash of the image, and ensure I follow the same steps as that bug15:46
lotuspsychjegreat, tnx for taking your time for it arif-ali 15:46
lotuspsychjein this stage, we can use all the help :p15:46
arif-ali:) no worries15:48
feohlotuspsychjesure15:49
lotuspsychjetnx feoh that looks like the same package of your issue right?15:49
feohyes. marked it as affecting me and posted my successful work-around.15:54
lotuspsychje+1 for your work feoh ; )15:54
feohPleasure.15:57
feohlotuspsychje: I have a couple of bugs I reported in prior releases that are fixed in 20.04 - what's the appropriate step for me to take to mark them as such? It's not clear to me from Launchpad's web UI.16:08
feohI don't see a "Resolve as fixed" button :)16:08
lotuspsychjefeoh: well normal case scenario's we let the devs decide when a bug is fixxed16:09
lotuspsychjebut more expert users playing well with launchpad can do it themselfs too16:09
lotuspsychjedepending on your skills16:09
lotuspsychjepersonally, i dont touch it myself16:10
feohOK so I'll just comment that as a the reporter I can vouch for it as being fixed16:10
feohThanks!16:10
lotuspsychjefeoh: yes, a user can always add a comment, its fixxed on his side16:10
lotuspsychjefeoh: other users and devs will read & test if they can also fix the same way16:13
feohGreat. Did that. Thanks.16:13
lotuspsychjefeoh: oh well, a bug created on 18.04 and got marked fixed, should not be a bug anymore in higher ubuntu releases, so you should not specific mark it solved anymore16:17
lotuspsychjefeoh: the way around is possible, if the bug would still be there in 20.04 you can add a comment16:18
feohOK so was I wrong to comment about it being fixed in 20.04?16:18
lotuspsychjeyeah reading your 18.04 bug made me realize16:19
feohHow can I know whether or not that's the case?16:21
feohGonna chalk it up to "I don't think my comments did any harm" and just not do that next time if the bugs are old :)16:35
lotuspsychje!bug | feoh the official etiquette16:42
ubottufeoh the official etiquette: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its official !flavors, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs.16:42
feohThanks. FWIW the devs closed 2/3 of the bugs I commented on so I think that was the right call.20:51
feohBut I'll also read that :)20:52

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