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lotuspsychjearchive updates success06:15
lotuspsychjejust the network-manager bug not yet resolved06:16
lotuspsychjeupdate-manager gui is gone now06:27
rfmI'm worried about this big instability only a month before an LTS release...06:48
rfmotoh its mostly the time_t stuff which wouldn't bother most ubuntu users since we abandoned 32 bit so long aga06:50
mandem0110rfm: very concerning, yes!06:51
lotuspsychjestill no gnome46 yet either06:54
rfmIf I were running this release I'd put i06:56
rfmt off for a month06:56
lotuspsychjewell a lot of changes are upcoming06:58
lotuspsychjeat the same time06:58
lotuspsychjeso testers agree breakage is possible in devel stage06:58
rfmyeah, if it were February for an April release I wouldn't worry.  But it's late March!07:00
lotuspsychjethere will always be bugs around, even after .107:01
lotuspsychjeand we got a mix of ubuntu devs, snap devs and gnome upstream these days07:02
lotuspsychjeso its coming from all sides07:02
rfmjust so scary to have this much change coming in so late for a LTS. \\07:07
lotuspsychjeits much indeed07:07
lotuspsychjebut then every LTS has new candy :p07:08
lotuspsychjeor every release07:08
rfmI used to be paid to make these calls for Solaris. Glad I'm no longer in the loop.  Certanly  noble is working for me if I don't do full-upgrade07:17
lotuspsychjei just did a lot of archive updates07:18
lotuspsychjejust ubuntu-desktop and network-manager etc packages need to be fixed07:18
lotuspsychjepretty sure today we will get more stuff07:19
lotuspsychjegnome applications button is now ubuntu logo circle07:22
rfmIt  would be nice if the release team would put up a flare saying "ok now, anything busted should be reported07:25
lotuspsychjewe got an #ubuntu-bugs-announce if you like07:25
lotuspsychjeand #ubuntu-release for deeper dev talk about packages releases07:26
lotuspsychjeand yesterday ogra_ also warned us with the devel mailing list in this channel07:27
mandem0110rfm: delay it tho and people will moan. But people will moan with a buggy release too! CAN NOT WIN.07:27
rfmmandem0110, beieve me I understand the can't win! Let's just hope the last burst of change is it. 07:34
rfmand I think I should just install the beta (instead of the system I created from the earliest daily and upgraded along)07:44
lotuspsychjeit will result to the same rfm07:48
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Habbielibboost-all-dev started conflicting with libssl3 (likely indirectly) somewhere in the last 30 hours09:03
Habbiedoes anybody happen to know where and why exactly?09:03
Habbie(i can dig in myself later, but it feels like something somebody might know)09:03
Habbieit pulls in libssl3t64 now09:03
elhoirhello folks09:04
elhoiri have still dependencies problem when updating mesa.... is migration still ongoing?09:05
Habbieelhoir, hi! what migration? t64? i suspect my trouble is related09:06
elhoirhttps://pastebin.com/BEA2xRyA09:06
Habbieack09:06
elhoirHabbie, yes i think its "t64" related09:06
elhoirbut the point is, packages are in place... i dont know why apt does not download and install them09:07
lotuspsychjeok seems like everything is back resolved for me on noble09:13
Habbiethat was quick09:14
* Habbie hits rebuild09:14
lotuspsychjehad to install ubuntu-desktop09:14
elhoirnot for me :-/09:14
* elhoir needs some help09:15
lotuspsychjedpaste your apt errors elhoir 09:15
elhoiri did ---> https://pastebin.com/BEA2xRyA09:16
lotuspsychjeelhoir: did you sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade ?09:19
elhoiryes, but it complains about "missing dependencies"09:20
Habbieah, my build works now09:20
elhoiri installed manually mesa packages, viadpkg... maybe that was my problem09:20
elhoirvia dpkg09:20
lotuspsychjeelhoir: did you add external ppas?09:22
elhoirhttps://pastebin.com/A00p7T0M09:22
elhoirlotuspsychje, yes, why?09:23
lotuspsychjerevert them back to the original ubuntu sources09:24
lotuspsychjethe volunteers cant help with external ppa's and often they get mixed up with ubuntus packages and result to dependency hell09:24
elhoirand how can i know the guilty ppa/package/app?09:25
lotuspsychjeapt gives errors around mesa, so i assume mesa ppa?09:26
elhoirthe ppa for mesa i have enabled is kisak stable for noble, which does not exist yet, so that is not the problem  for sure09:28
elhoirhttps://pastebin.com/GnQ8TYKg09:28
lotuspsychjelotuspsychje> revert them back to the original ubuntu sources09:29
elhoirokay, kisak ppa disabled09:32
elhoirnothing different09:37
lotuspsychjeelhoir: did you sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade , again?09:38
elhoirsayes09:38
elhoiryes... but i cant upgrade nor full-upgrade because of those broken dependencies09:39
lotuspsychjethen the packages are not succesfully removed from the ppa09:40
lotuspsychje!ppapurge09:40
ubottuTo disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:<repository-name>/<subdirectory> » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html09:40
elhoirubottu, packages are original ubuntu ones :-P09:42
elhoiri dont know where is the problem09:54
RikMillsyou are using a mirror for the ubuntu archive, so maybe that mirror hasn't caught up with the latest mass main archive changes yet10:00
elhoirokay, i`ll change now to the main server10:03
elhoirRikMills, didnt resolve the problem :(10:13
elhoircan anyone help me please? i need mesa drivers to boot ubuntu correctly10:37
elhoirglxinfo says they are already installed but i dont trust it... because of those dependencies...10:38
elhoirhttps://pastebin.com/2FaAZM2z --- i'm running in safe mode because of the fu**** mesa bug10:52
elhoirthats why i do need to full-upgrade system10:52
elhoirlotuspsychje, any other idea?10:55
elhoirRikMills, ?10:55
tomreynhave you tried a stable ubuntu release? you're more likely to get volunteer support there11:15
tomreynalso less likely to run into malfunctions11:15
elhoirtomreyn, too late, im using 24.04-dev for months xd11:25
tomreynelhoir: it's good to help out testing future releases. i'm just saying - if you need more support, then maybe it's worth considering not to run pre-release versions.11:27
lotuspsychjei cant resize terminator window anymore, gnome terminal still works, if anyone wants to test14:27
lotuspsychjeterminator version 2.1.3-114:27
elhoirtomreyn so do you think i should fill a bug report against mesa package?14:29
elhoirperhaps filla question instead?14:29
elhoirfill a*14:29
elhoirin launchpad, i mean14:29
elhoirah, no! its fixed at last!! :D14:31
lotuspsychjewhat did you do elhoir 14:32
elhoirwell.. kind of... lots of packages removed...14:33
elhoirjust sudo apt update && sudo apt -f install14:33
elhoirlotuspsychje, https://pastebin.com/gWzASf0514:35
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elhoirlotuspsychje, this must be fixed first, before i do an upgrade ---> https://pastebin.com/9p8KfwcE15:02
ChmEarlare there still about 100 t64 libs in proposed universe/main to migrate?15:41
schopinyesterday big migration was about the core components, packages that were blocking stuff that was needed for the beta images.15:48
schopinThere are still stragglers but they should migrate organically. We still have a few libraries that haven't start their transition, e.g. libevent15:49
ChmEarlschopin, ty, did a time64 build of xen-4.18.1, installed the Noble dom0, have it booted up OK15:50
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ChmEarltried to debootstrap v1.0.134 noble from bookworm, failed: libtirpc3t64:amd64 is at fault18:05
ChmEarlbut mmdebstrap still works18:05
arraybolt3ravage: any clue why Matrix went down?18:06
arraybolt3Also, @room A compromized liblzma ended up in the Noble archive for about a month. We're only learning about it today. If you use Noble in production, you may want to treat your 24.04 installations as compromised.18:19
Habbiearraybolt3, in proposed, right?18:19
arraybolt3Unsure, but it could have potentially affected other built software packages according to the devs in #ubuntu-release.18:20
Habbieright18:20
Habbiefair to assume compromise18:20
arraybolt3yep, that's what I'm currently doing.18:20
arraybolt3Which is a mess, it means I get to reset my passwords, change my SSH and GPG keys, etc., etc., blah18:21
Habbieugh18:21
arraybolt3guess today is going to be a "does Aaron's disaster recovery actually work right" day18:21
elhoirwtf18:25
elhoirsuch serious problems for a LTS release18:25
arraybolt324.04 isn't released yet.18:29
arraybolt3This is still in the development release. Trouble is that some of us use the development release for real work, mostly the Ubuntu developers themselves.18:30
arraybolt3Anyway I just nuked my SSH keys from anything important and revoked my GPG key, so I should be on the road to recovery.18:30
arraybolt3I'll probably be going through and systematically changing all my passwords next, ugh18:30
elhoirarraybolt3, :)18:48
elhoirwell i dont use it for anything serious, but i dont like current situation. BUT, i can help with anything you need, but coding 18:48
ChmEarlnoble: xz-utils       5.4.5-0.319:58
arraybolt3The problem (as I understand it) is that other software has been built against the backdoored liblzma, and due to the way the backdoor worked it could have backdoored additional applications, sort of a "virus that spreads at build time".20:08
arraybolt3We don't know how bad it is or exactly how it works yet, we just know that it's happening and it's bad. It mostly looks like an SSH backdoor, but there's the possibility it does more.20:08
arraybolt3ChmEarl: ^20:08
arraybolt3(so there could be software in -release backdoored by the package that never made it out of -proposed)20:08
ChmEarlty, going to check my netstat20:09
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