[01:34] good morning [01:49] Morning callmepk [01:51] hi duflu [06:16] Good morning everyone [06:31] Morning jibel [06:34] Hi duflu [06:40] hi jibel [06:47] Hi callmepk [07:12] goood morning desktopers [07:18] Morning seb128 [07:18] hey duflu, how are you? [07:18] seb128, going... better. You? [07:20] I'm alright thanks! summer finally arrived which feels weird since we didn't really have spring weather, from cold to warm without adaptation [07:21] Sounds like you might get some variation before it sticls [07:21] sticks [07:30] Good morning se [07:30] seb128, ^ [07:31] tab completion failed :) [07:31] hey jibel! [07:32] ok, things should work now [08:03] so this is where the action is? === awayney is now known as laney [08:06] hey laney, wb! Did you had a nice week off? [08:07] yeah I lost my capital 'L' at some point during it! /me is a cool kid now [08:08] was nice, swimming in the sea and relaxing mainly - and now summer is here :-) [08:08] how's it going there seb128? [08:08] nice timing! [08:08] going alright, summer arrived for us as well which is a nice change :-) [08:09] oh, I'm registered to get my covid vaccin round1 on next monday now [08:10] \o/ [08:11] exciting times [08:11] I had mine on Friday, no big problems except my arm was like it got punched for 3 days [08:11] seems quite common from the news title I saw [08:14] yeah that's an ok price to pay I think :p [08:14] indeed! [08:14] otherwise on work news Trevinho is rocking the GNOME updates, cleaning technical debt by removing old patches on the way [08:15] nice [08:15] his discourse weekly summary is a nice read, I recommend it ;-) [08:15] speaking of, my scripts tells me [08:16] jamesh, marcustomlinson, tillkamppeter, weekly summary reminder [08:17] I did, I just 'liked' it! /me pats Marco [08:17] also had a few telegram chats about debian packaging from the beach ;-) [08:17] haha [08:19] guess I should fiddle with IRC config to drop freenode eh [08:19] also looks like gnome members can #voteken [08:24] :-) [08:34] let's see if that worked [08:35] no :( [08:37] Good morning laney [08:37] Morning laney [08:47] hey jibel duflu, how are you? [08:47] think I'm done fiddling with IRC config for now [08:47] laney, alright thanks. Not as excited as you [08:47] that's a high bar [08:48] so, no shame [08:52] laney, going well, thanks. [09:01] laney: hey back Laney [09:02] also... KGB seems to be still on freenode [09:04] yeah will fix it [09:44] Trevinho: did you use the gitlab api before? [09:45] if possible we should use it to set up / fix the webhooks for libera [09:47] who is maintaining and hosting that bot btw? [09:48] laney, is that you? [09:48] nope, some debian guys [09:48] I wanted to add a bot to the channel maybe to do some status daily reports, like last ISO build result, etc [09:48] great idea [09:49] but it would need to be something else not that KGB thing [09:49] right, that's what I was wondering [09:49] I'm probably going to do something simple like queuebot [09:49] nod [09:49] would be good if it could be part of the metrics project, like getting data from there [09:49] (if possible) [09:53] what would be the right way to query data from the metrics? [09:54] I know that grafana has access to the records but I don't know how [09:56] there's a python API, you can use sql-ish queries to get data from them [10:03] or interesting, looks like there's something like https://github.com/influxdata/kapacitor which could maybe be used [10:13] laney, I meant the db, can we public access it? where is it hosted? === doko_ is now known as doko [10:17] seb128: it's in prodstack. If you go with this idea you could deploy it in the same environment as the metrics collector itself [10:17] not the same machine, but the same env, then it will be able to connect to it [10:17] ack [10:20] ok, on that note it's modern age but we are still on IRC and I still don't have a proxy so I'm going to drop of the channel for a bit [11:25] Hi oSoMoN, Your help would be appreciated to point me to the right person. The thing is that apparmor fixes are needed to made fcitx5 (bug #1928360) and to some extent ibus (bug #1890905) work as expected in the snaps. I had a conversation with Seth A. the other day, and he claims that the snap team needs to be involved. [11:25] https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2021/05/27/%23ubuntu-devel.html#t18:57 [11:25] Who would be the right person to talk with? [11:25] Bug 1928360 in ubuntukylin "Switch to Fcitx 5 for Chinese" [Undecided, In Progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1928360 [11:25] Bug 1890905 in snapd (Ubuntu) "Snaps cannot access IBus when $XDG_CACHE_HOME is set" [Medium, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1890905 === cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer [12:55] GunnarHj, you could try pedronis or ijohnson (both are on #snappy) [13:34] oSoMoN: Will do, thanks! [14:23] ricotz, re bug #1930315, we should probably change the build dependencies of the firefox-next PPA to security only, to replicate how firefox updates are built for the archive, and catch these issues earlier, what do you think? [14:23] Bug 1930315 in firefox (Ubuntu) "firefox 89.0 FTBFS on ppc64el with clang 10" [High, Fix Committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1930315 [14:29] oSoMoN, hi, I understand, I was hoping the llvm 11 backport would be a viable solution [14:30] e.g. focal got llvm 12 in -proposed now [14:30] ricotz, that will be viable as soon as it hits -security [14:30] I would expect such build failures with older llvm will occur in the future more often [14:31] hopefully not too often :/ [14:31] oSoMoN, llvm 11 is there forso 2 months [14:31] oops [14:31] oSoMoN, llvm 11 is there for 2 months [14:32] in build-support ppa that is [14:32] and it is in focal-updates, but we don't use -updates to build firefox/thunderbird updates [14:33] I thought we are talking about bionic [14:33] so until there is a CVE in llvm-toolchain-11 and an update hits focal-security, we can't rely on it [14:33] * ricotz just mentioned focal as example [14:33] that build failure affected both bionic and focal [14:34] ah I see [14:34] for bionic we're stuck with clang 10 for the foreseeable future [14:34] ok, and this might get painful [14:35] alright [14:36] only two years of bionic support to go ;) [14:37] ricotz, shall I change the build deps of firefox-next? [14:37] done, will fiddle with the build-support ppa later [14:38] oSoMoN, please push these build fixes to the best branches :) [14:39] thanks, I think I did push them to firefox.bionic and firefox.focal [14:39] oSoMoN, ff90 failures of ppc64/s390x are fixed in nss upstream which hopefully gets merged into beta soon [14:39] I meant beta branches [14:40] I wanted to come up with a smarter patch that detected the clang version and didn't skip these flags if it is > 10, but couldn't figure out an obvious way to access the clang version [14:40] I sure can merge the release branches into the beta branches [14:41] thanks [14:47] ricotz, done [14:48] great [15:51] Trevinho: I asked the kgb folks and they said it is configured for libera already, we need to update the webhooks to have &network=libera instead of =freenode [15:52] laney nice, will test soon [15:52] laney: though... I think I can't edit them (most of them at least) [15:52] so you've to go with manual labooor :) [15:53] should use the API I think [15:53] will look into it later [15:54] (not today probably)