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Odd_Blokeo/ I've noticed that a universe package (pxe-kexec) which we use was dropped from the archive sometime between jammy and now (I think in the mantic cycle based on git-ubuntu having branches up to lunar).  Where can I look to figure out why that happened?11:54
rbasakOdd_Bloke: start from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pxe-kexec/+publishinghistory11:59
rbasakOdd_Bloke: ah the first entry. FTBFS. Debian https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=98430011:59
-ubottu:#ubuntu-devel- Debian bug 984300 in src:pxe-kexec "pxe-kexec: ftbfs with GCC-11" [Serious, Open]11:59
Odd_Blokerbasak: Perfect, thank you!12:00
rbasakOdd_Bloke: FWIW, git-ubuntu currently completely ignores deletions from the archive. There's https://bugs.launchpad.net/git-ubuntu/+bug/1852389 though it's not entirely clear what the correct thing to do would be in this case. So investigation means looking beyond git-ubuntu currently.12:00
-ubottu:#ubuntu-devel- Launchpad bug 1852389 in git-ubuntu "Branch pointers do not follow deletions, breaking ubuntu/devel and such" [Wishlist, New]12:00
rbasakYou're welcome!12:00
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ginggsThank you for flying Ubuntu Air!15:05
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geniihttp://ppa.launchpad.net/  seems currently broken15:33
cjwatson#launchpad's topic was just changed to record that as a known issue15:36
geniicjwatson: OK, thanks15:40
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ahasenackmwhudson: hi, are you the one driving the time_t transition this week, in vorlon's absence?18:07
ahasenackor is it another michael18:08
ahasenackand if it's you, I suppose you are not around at this time18:08
ahasenack(rightfully so)18:08
mitya57schopin: Hi! You uploaded qtwebengine just a few minutes before I attempted to do the same :)18:11
mitya57Can you explain why time-bits.diff is needed? I got a successful build without it, does it fix some runtime issues?18:11
mitya57Also maybe you know upstream status of it?18:11
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Eickmeyerdbungert: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-desktop-provision/+bug/2055077/comments/1720:24
-ubottu:#ubuntu-devel- Launchpad bug 2055077 in livecd-rootfs (Ubuntu) "cloudinit.sources.DataSourceEc2:583 Calling 'None' failed" [Undecided, In Progress]20:24
EickmeyerTL;DR: Spinner with "Preparing Edubuntu..." but nothing else. It's stalled. Same symptoms as before.20:25
dbungertEickmeyer: thanks.  I have dailup speeds from cdimage right now so I will test when I can20:29
Eickmeyerdbungert: Oof, I know that feeling. I zsync and it gets painful with that, too.20:29
mwhudsonahasenack: hi and yes20:34
ahasenackmwhudson: ok, was wondering how I could help, if you have a list or something of actionable work20:35
ahasenackI could try pick some up outside my work hours to begin with20:35
mwhudsonahasenack: search for "missing build on armhf" on excuses and dig in?20:35
ahasenackany coordination going on? To avoid stepping on someone elses work20:36
mwhudsoni was about to ask if someone wants to figure out the arm64 gtk4 failure but that's not really the highest priority right now20:36
mwhudsonahasenack: yeah i'm not sure on coordination. i'm not even sure who is actively working right on it right now20:36
mwhudsonahasenack: i'm working on shepharding my cups rebuilds20:37
ahasenacksomeone working on openssl? I saw that openssh in noble-proposed removes libssl3, in favor of libssl3t64, and that leaves the system in a bad state20:37
ahasenackto say the least20:37
ahasenackmaybe pending rebuilds?20:37
mwhudsonwould be good to ponder the things that still depend on libssl3 indeed20:38
mwhudsoni think rebuilds have been scheduled for them all so it's a matter of finding out why they didn't build20:38
ahasenackthe builders are idle: https://launchpad.net/builders20:38
ahasenackautopkgtests on the other hand...20:39
ahasenackwe will only know if a retrigger now worked, a few days later20:39
mwhudsoni think the autopkgtests are next week's problem20:39
ahasenackok, so noble-proposed containers, try installing things, see what is keeping old libs around20:40
mwhudsonahasenack: i find it very useful to have a noble-armhf chdist around20:40
ahasenackI have a pi4, but yes, it's slow20:40
ahasenacki/o specially20:40
mwhudsonhttps://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Qg4FqgCpsC/20:41
mwhudsonjuliank just made this as well https://magenta.jak-linux.org/ubuntu-archive/distcheck/noble.armhf/proposed-binaries.txt20:41
mwhudson(a report on what is currently uninstallable)20:41
mwhudsonit's um fairly arcane but the output of this command20:42
mwhudsoncomm -23 <(chdist grep-dctrl-packages noble-armhf  -FDepends -w libssl3 -nsSource:Package | sort -u)  <(chdist grep-dctrl-packages noble-armhf  -FDepends -w libssl3t64 -nsSource:Package | sort -u)20:42
ahasenackis that report continuously updated?20:42
ahasenacktimestamp is recent enough20:42
mwhudsonare all things that need looking into to finish the libssl3t64 transition i think20:42
mwhudsoni think it's on a cron, juliank can confirm if he's looking at irc20:42
juliankHourly cron job20:44
ahasenackawesome20:44
juliankhttps://magenta.jak-linux.org/ubuntu-archive/distcheck/noble.armhf/proposed.txt shows uninstallable build-depends and is smaller but perhaps less powerful20:45
juliank:)20:45
juliankI'd like to make this more meaningful somehow but I don't want to overly invest in tooling20:45
juliankThe human readable reports now include, for missing (build-)depends, the dependency chain that leaad to the missing dependency20:59
julianki.e.   * lombok                                   build-depends on missing libswt-gtk-4-java:armhf via libeclipse-jdt-ui-java:armhf -> libeclipse-compare-java:armhf21:01
juliankmeaing libeclipse-compare-java depends on libswt-gtk-4-java:armhf causing lombok to not build21:02
juliankI wonder if this would be enough information for the conflicts chains at the end as well21:03
juliankvs including all the metadata21:03
juliankyou can find the entire metadata in the .yml variants21:03
juliankThen you'd see something like21:04
juliank* foo build-depends X via a->b->c; but also conflicting Y via x->y->z21:05
juliankOK the report is now more succinct in rendering the chains21:14
juliankconsider:21:14
juliank  * plasma-desktop build-depends has conflicts: libqt5core5t64=5.15.12+dfsg-3ubuntu6 vs libqt5core5a=5.15.12+dfsg-3ubuntu121:14
juliank    - chain 1: libkf5sysguard-dev:armhf (>= 4:5.27.11~) -> libqt5core5t64:armhf (>= 5.15.2~)21:14
juliank    - chain 2: kscreenlocker-dev:armhf (>= 5.27.11~) -> libkscreenlocker5:armhf (= 5.27.11-0ubuntu1) -> libkf5xmlgui5:armhf (>= 5.102.0~) -> libqt5core5a:armhf (>= 5.15.2~)21:14
mwhudsonahasenack: are you working on anything now?21:15
juliankmwhudson: can you tell me if the short chain rendering above is easier to read? are you missing anything?21:16
mwhudsonjuliank: well for example bobcat seems not to have installable b-ds but isn't on the list?21:16
juliankI don't know why that is21:17
juliankIt is possible the build-depends are satisfiable but apt is too stupid21:17
juliankdose's solver sometimes is a bit more powerful21:17
mwhudsonseems to be circular build deps21:18
mwhudsonbobcat b-d on icmake depends on libbobcat6 depends on libssl3 but bobcat b-d on libssl-dev which depends on libssl3t6421:19
mwhudsoni don't think dose is going to solve that21:19
dbungertEickmeyer: I see some exceptions from ubuntu-desktop-bootstrap that seem to be related to the slideshow.  Does studio have the same problems?  I wonder if something in the slideshow for edubuntu doesn't quite match assumptions in bootstrap.21:20
mwhudsonunless it takes libssl-dev from releasw ehich would be unhelpful21:20
juliankI told it to only take the latest version of each package21:23
juliankbut it may have bugs21:23
juliankI sent an email about the new reports and new report features21:25
Eickmeyerdbungert: No, not at all.21:27
EickmeyerI'm not using anything out of the ordinary or otherwise presented in the default template.21:28
EickmeyerIt was working before.21:28
juliank"Trivial conflicts in the same package (probably hardcoded dependency vs shlibs): " are now shown at the top21:41
juliankSo e.g. zurl in there had a hardcoded "Depends: libcurl4" and a libcurl4t64 via shlibs21:42
juliankHope this helps21:42
juliank  * bitlbee-plugin-facebook depends has conflicts: libglib2.0-0t64=2.79.3-3ubuntu5 vs libglib2.0-0=2.79.2-1~ubuntu121:44
juliank    - chain 1: libglib2.0-0t64:armhf (>= 2.79.0)21:44
juliank    - chain 2: libglib2.0-0:armhf (>= 2.28)21:44
juliankso much fun21:44
mwhudsonwell at least these are mostly very easy to fix21:46
juliankYes that's why I put them at the top for people to easily pick up :)21:46
mitya57schopin: Follow-up on my question above: I see that for qt6-webengine, doko added time-bits.diff because the package FTBFS without it on armhf: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qt6-webengine/6.4.2-final+dfsg-12ubuntu4/+build/27929271.21:48
mitya57However, the Qt5 version builds fine without it: https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/4979/+packages. Are you sure it's needed there? (If yes, I will commit it to my packaging repo in salsa.)21:48
dokomitya57: does the qt5 version build the third_party libs? for qt6 it looks like they are built and then discarded21:49
juliankI expect them all cleaned up when I get back to work :)21:49
mitya57doko: According to the build log, breakpad and zlib/google/* are built, but not sqlite and the main part of zlib.21:53
dokomitya57: yes, that was a quick and dirty upload ... I was just guessing what else could go wrong ...22:05
mitya57doko: no problem, I was just wondering if Simon had reasons for copying that patch to Qt 5 other than "it exists in Qt 6".22:20
ahasenackI'll take a look at clamav22:56
Eickmeyermitya57: One of those probably trying to be proactive things.... a little TOO proactive.22:56

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