[00:30] ummmmm [00:30] i think that CodiMD is broken [00:30] because it doesn't have any users in its DB [00:30] @teward001 [i think that CodiMD is broken], You broke it right? [00:30] which we can blame on Simon for not setting up right [00:30] @teward001 [because it doesn't have any users in its DB], Oh wat [00:30] nope it's always been broken [00:30] @teward001 [which we can blame on Simon for not setting up right], Hahahaha [00:30] swell [00:30] yeah I had to go the HARD WAY into the DB [00:30] APPARENTLY [00:30] it never wrote User Data to the DB [00:30] Very uncool of it [00:30] so it's just been humming in 'tmp cache mode' [00:30] yep [00:30] @tsimonq2 oddly enough [00:30] the notes are still present [00:30] but not user logins [00:30] Bahahahaha [00:31] Interesting [00:31] can we get the notes? [00:31] actually wait a minute let me... dig... [00:31] *goes the evil way* [00:31] At the very least the release notes? [00:34] we ahve 4 notes stored in the DB [00:34] one is the default start noe [00:34] there's 3 others [00:34] i have to manually extract it [00:34] which is a PITA [00:34] give me a few [00:34] Okay that's not as funny... [00:35] sorry for that, i'll take what you can get at this point. [00:37] yeah give me a minute i have a SQL dump going to dump it locally for export [00:37] rather than futz with Docker [00:37] Ok thanks, take your time. [00:38] Hurry up :P [00:41] *shoots @kc2bez* [00:42] holy... WOW this is fubar [00:42] however Codi wrote their SQL stuff [00:42] they need shot [00:42] @teward001 [*shoots @kc2bez*], I deserve that. :D [00:44] i have your release notes [00:44] sweet! [00:44] CODI is fubar and gonna get purged for a redo [00:44] so where do you want the notes? [00:44] we COULD use the ubuntu etherpad still [00:44] i finally figured out how the heck it works again xD [00:45] @tsimonq2 and no touching! >.> [00:45] etherpad works [00:45] * tsimonq2 bangs it with a hammer 500 and a half times [00:48] ack, give me a few minutes [00:49] sure sounds good. [00:50] @kc2bez https://pad.ubuntu.com/XiZ9NKBtAr see if you can get here [00:51] HaHa Those are codimd release notes. XD [00:51] oops :/ [00:51] i can't read then [00:51] hang on [00:51] it might not have the notes then [00:51] i have the DB dump at least [00:51] @teward001 [i can't read then], We knew this :P [00:51] ... yikes [00:51] okay so its gone i think [00:52] No worries. … Thanks for trying. [00:52] CodiMD wrote NOTHING to the DB [00:52] ever [00:52] so it was running in RAM cached mode [00:52] and i think that's because the docker stuff was futzed [00:52] wild [00:52] SO [00:52] i'm going to purge the existing CODI [00:52] and redeploy it [00:52] Makes sense. [00:53] BUT I'm also talking to Altispeed to see if they can allocate more resources (or if we can migrate this) because we're on OLD AS BALLS LXD containers [00:53] and I need to start launching these as VMs under LXD 4.0 [00:53] for better fun stuff [00:54] Yeah, big improvements there. [00:54] but we're on old as crap stuff [00:54] SO [00:54] @kc2bez @tsimonq2 the remaining contianers are TINY [00:55] do you mind if I copy em off to my LXD server for backup? I gave y'all a dedicated VM for LXD xD [00:55] We should have a copy, yes. [02:25] ok [02:25] @kc2bez and everyoneL [02:25] going to temporarily power down the LXD containers [02:25] and copy them [02:25] then bring em back up one at a time [02:25] starting with CodiMD after I Get it configged [03:52] well... looks like it won't even launch anymore :/ [03:52] so CodiMD (and notes.lubuntu.me) is down for now [03:52] i'mma have to investigate this on my side, maybe spin it new and deploy it. Or wait for Altispeed to get back to me [03:53] c'est la vie, thanks for your efforts teward [03:54] yep, but it's fubar anyways so lets leave it offline :P [03:54] *yawns and goes offline for sleep* [03:55] guiverc: I'd LOVE to get us on newer LXD but I can't do that unfortunately [03:57] ack [05:50] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [rMANUAL6f991b32db19: Make order more linear top-bottom for volume control applet] lynorian (Lyn Perrine) committed: https://phab.lubuntu.me/rMANUAL6f991b32db19 [14:05] oof. [14:05] Finally after an hour's poking around in meld and smerge and many .diffs [14:06] I remember how I had achieved the perfect merge manually. [14:29] @RikMills you know a tool simillar to meld? I am using meld rn but can't exactly get it to do what I want. [14:31] https://git-scm.com/docs/git-mergetool [14:32] "Use the merge resolution program specified by . Valid values include emerge, gvimdiff, kdiff3, meld, vimdiff, and tortoisemerge. Run git mergetool --tool-help for the list of valid settings." [14:32] Not tried most of those, but maybe there is one there you find better? [14:53] The thing is, right now, I create 2 .diffs, oldubuntuver-debversion.diff and oldubuntuver-newubuntuver.diff . To have a perfect merge, I git apply 1st one with --exclude=*files in 2nd one* Then I apply the oldubuntuver-newubuntuver.diff [14:53] This gets everything right. (Tested twice) [14:53] * almost everything [14:54] the rules file needs to be manually edited a bit to include some remaining ubuntu-side tweaks. [14:54] I want some tool that would directly create a good .diff from those two .diffs I mentioned above [15:25] Can someone help with https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/TVFvrCqBKz/ ? [15:25] ^ @RikMills @kc2bez @tsimonq2 wxl: [16:03] @tsimonq2 the libxqt package in phab is behind the one in archives. which in turn is 4 versions behind upstream. How do I sync it with the one in archives? [16:04] ^ wxl: [16:04] anyone else? [16:27] the same goes for libsysstat. [16:28] can't merge unless we get them level with archives. [16:31] same for nm-tray [16:32] same for pcmanfm-qt [16:33] most of the syncs were probably broken when CI and other things exploded [16:33] you'll all be catching up on backlogs [16:34] we didn't have anything to sync from archives to phab right? [16:35] also, we don't have qterminal in our packageset? [16:36] https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/packagesets/focal/lubuntu [16:36] ^ can't find it here [16:36] but it is in broken state in Merge-o-matic [16:36] here: https://merges.ubuntu.com/q/ [17:20] At a quick glance @The_LoudSpeaker it looks like you may be missing a .install file. [17:21] For compton-conf ^ [17:25] Actually, An install file is added [17:25] In the new deb version [17:29] I have to run but my best advice is to give a look at Debian https://salsa.debian.org/lxqt-team/compton-conf [19:16] IgnRub was added by: IgnRub [19:34] I found out that compton-conf lacks "tooltip" configuration which is essential for "grouped windows" [19:44] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [T156: Add tooltip config in compton-conf] hmollercl (Hans P. Möller) just created this task: https://phab.lubuntu.me/T156 [23:43] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [rMANUAL191daf531af1: Make order top down what appears on context menu] lynorian (Lyn Perrine) committed: https://phab.lubuntu.me/rMANUAL191daf531af1