[14:54] <shadeslayer> hi, is there a way to figure out who touched a file last in bzr?
[15:00] <LeoNerd> bzr log path/to/file   | head   ?
[15:00] <LeoNerd> Perhaps with --one-line
[15:15] <jelmer> also, --limit=1
[15:17] <shadeslayer> jelmer: LeoNerd thx
[15:17] <shadeslayer> that'll work


[01:46] -queuebot:#ubuntu-ci-eng- Trevinho, https://bileto.ubuntu.com/#/ticket/2843 Release pocket
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[19:02] <luis220413> Please set the status of the gimp package in Ubuntu for bug 283115 to Invalid
[19:03] <luis220413> Please set the status of bug 1662548 for Trusty as Won't Fix, as the package is not covered by ESM.
[19:03] <luis220413> Same for Yakkety, as this release is end-of-life since July 2017.
[19:03] <luis220413> Please set the status of vidalia in bug 911723 to Won't Fix as vidalia was removed from the archive in 2015


[09:22] <shawn_bon> yo
[16:54]  * russell-- having a problem, i returned to my desktop after it had screen locked and it looks like it's getting spurious input, so i can't type my password, i can only get one character in and it carriage-returns and gives me an authentication error.  this happened once before, and somehow by switching consoles, i was able to recover and type my password.
[16:55] <russell--> switching to tty1 and it seems fine, but back for ctrl-alt-f7, and it's still doing the same thing
[16:56] <russell--> (this is 14.04, btw)
[16:56] <russell--> is there something i can kill, pstree shows lots of gnome infrastructure things running, few of which i recognize
[17:40] <Ivan122> hello
[17:40] <Ivan122> the install is not working for
[17:40] <Ivan122> help pls
[17:44] <Ivan122> can some one help


[09:01] <robitaille> what's the time of the next doc-team meeting?  /topic on ubuntu-meeting and the wiki are 8 hours apart


[18:43] <rlameiro> scott-work, hi there
[18:43] <scott-work> hi rlameiro  :)   how are you?
[18:43] <rlameiro> scott-work, did rlafuente send you some e-mail?
[18:43] <scott-work> rlameiro: i don't think i have gotten it yet if he did
[18:44] <rlameiro> scott-work, i am fine, I spent 3 days trying to setup a working system and well, I ended up with US 10.04 with kxstudio ppa...
[18:44] <rlameiro> scott-work, weird
[18:44] <rlameiro> scott-work, did you received my g+ message?
[18:44] <scott-work> i just checked my gmail searching for "lafluente" and only got your g+ notification
[18:45] <scott-work> oh, yes, i got your message :)
[18:45] <astraljava> rlafuente, not lafluente
[18:46] <rlameiro> well I spoke to him on the phone, he seemed very excited, but maybe he forgot
[18:46] <astraljava> Spotting an extra 'l' there, is what I'm saying.
[18:46] <rlameiro> I will try to ring him again
[18:46] <scott-work> i was dropping the "r" in case of him using his entire first name but i will try that as well
[18:46] <astraljava> scott-work: ^^
[18:46] <scott-work> oh!  thank's astraljava  :P
[18:46] <scott-work> oh, still nothing :(
[18:47]  * astraljava is a sucker for details, which sadly often means delays in getting things done
[18:49] <rlameiro> scott-work, I tested 3 dailys, they are all breaking on the tasksel, are you aware of that?
[18:51] <astraljava> I don't think we're paying much attention to them, as we're wanting to move over to a live-cd for Precise.
[18:52] <scott-work> rlameiro: there was a problem with the -meta that should be resolved due to something we aren't in control of
[18:52] <rlameiro> ok.
[18:52] <astraljava> But we really have to have a status update soon on that, cause we're already quite far into the devel cycle.
[18:52] <rlameiro> astraljava, does the livecd installer supports package selection?
[18:53] <astraljava> rlameiro: It's supposed to have the workflow selection.
[18:53] <astraljava> ...which in turn specifies the package selection.
[18:53] <rlameiro> well, that is US intention, but does ubiquity have that functionality?
[18:54] <astraljava> I don't know. That's what I assume we're waiting to see. I will check the blueprint tonight.
[18:55] <rlameiro> ok, I was seeing a problem, becouse at this time on the cycle, i dont know if theywill let do big changes to ubiquity
[18:55] <rlameiro> maybe a mini-fork
[18:56] <astraljava> Nah, I don't think we want to deviate from the vanilla stuff. But let's see.
[18:56] <rlameiro> I assume the installer knows what packages to install from a file, maybe a XML descriptor of packages
[18:57] <rlameiro> if so, itonly needed to add a new step to ubiquity with a list of workflows and add the meta packages to the xml list /file/whatever
[19:29] <scott-work> damn, rlameiro left already
[19:29] <scott-work> astraljava: edubuntu uses a ubiquity patch that allows selecting packages during installation, we will be using it
[19:29] <astraljava> I noticed that while browsing the blueprint.
[19:29] <astraljava> I'm gonna work on those TODO tasks.
[19:29] <astraljava> We need to get that thing moving.
[19:43] <scott-work> astraljava: stochastic and shnatsel also commented on working on it
[19:43] <scott-work> this isn't to persuade you to NOT work on it, by all means, please i would like you to work on it ;)
[19:44] <astraljava> scott-work: Oh okay. Wonder if the blueprint is updated.
[19:44] <scott-work> but you might ping stochastic and see what he's up to
[19:44] <scott-work> astraljava: probably not is my guess
[19:45] <astraljava> stochastic: Talk to me about your live-dvd progress, please.
[19:45] <astraljava> cyphermox: What info would you like re: NM not re-connecting after a router reset?
[19:45] <scott-work> i have some input for which seeds and which packages in the seeds currently when you are ready for the information
[19:45] <scott-work> astraljava: ^^^
[19:45] <scott-work> this would be mostly the same thing i told stochastic earlier
[19:46] <astraljava> scott-work: As soon as we get the bzr branch up, you can tweak those yourself, too.
[19:46] <scott-work> astraljava: the bzr branch is already there for the seeds, but not the ubiquity bit
[19:46] <scott-work> but i figured we would need to tweak the seeds first before dorking with ubiquity, no?
[19:46]  * scott-work hadn't really thought through all of the live-dvd stuff
[19:47] <scott-work> well, to be honest i didn't apparently think ALL the way through the theme-ui update either
[19:47] <astraljava> scott-work: Ok, I'll look into it on LP then.
[19:47] <scott-work> i "lost" about a week's worth of work because of it
[19:47] <scott-work> BUT, i'm secretly working on the theme-ui stuff at work ;)
[19:47] <scott-work> shhhh, don't tell anyone
[19:48] <astraljava> I'm on the phone with your supervisor.
[19:48] <astraljava> Wanna say hi?
[19:48] <scott-work> hehe, i AM the supervisor ;)
[19:49] <astraljava> Well, you have _a_ boss, too, right?
[19:49] <scott-work> well, yeah, i guess you can call him that
[19:49] <scott-work> techincally accurate i suppose
[19:49] <scott-work> but in actuality i'm probably more in charge
[19:49] <scott-work> but he's not here anyways because of the holidays :P
[19:50] <scott-work> and actually i didn't do a lot today on the theme-ui settings...BUT i did map stuff out during lunch
[19:50] <scott-work> it really has been busy but i really, really wanted to get my head around this
[19:50] <astraljava> Yeah okay. You were trying to look badass, failing miserably.
[19:50] <scott-work> i was trying to just use the xubuntu settings and replace 'xubuntu' with 'xubuntustudio' and icons and such
[19:51] <scott-work> but it isn't going to work because of package names and also LTS -> LTS upgrades :(
[19:51] <scott-work> so now i really have to understand which parts are used for what and then parse it all out into our current packages
[19:51] <astraljava> Yeah ok.
[19:52] <scott-work> i understand the bulk of it already, but there were parts that were confusing and the whole code is huge with twenty directories with many of them 6 deep
[19:52] <scott-work> and that's just for the -artwork package, nevermind the -default-settings one :P
[19:53] <scott-work> but i got it mapped today and i'll highlight parts as i identify where they should go and start making changes to our packages either tonight or tomorrow
[19:53] <scott-work> I JUST WANT TO GET THIS DONE!!!!  A RRRRRGGGG G HHHHH!!!!1
[19:53] <scott-work> sorry
[19:53] <astraljava> I hear ya. :)
[19:55] <scott-work> it's been a weight on my shoulders for over two weeks...seriously, because i didn't really understand what everything did/does
[19:55] <scott-work> i understand better now (i think), but certainly not all of it
[19:55] <scott-work> and i believe the studio packages are quite old and some parts might not be necessary or work anymore
[19:55] <scott-work> and the xubuntu stuff is more current and follows the freedesktop guidelines better
[19:55] <astraljava> True, we should make an inventory.
[19:56] <scott-work> astraljava: i'm hoping to document what i did later on for record and also because it will make updating from xubuntu's work a LOT easier
[19:56] <scott-work> e.g. updating the lightdm theme or xscreensaver or whatever
[19:56] <astraljava> Yeah, sounds good.
[23:29] <stochastic> astraljava, you around to talk live-dvd?
[23:34] <astraljava> I am.


[01:54] <linuxpt2> Hi, anyone around?
[01:56] <linuxpt2> It's been many years since I have used Ubuntu Studio, does it still have a real-time kernel?
[02:01] <krytarik> linuxpt2: It never had a real-time kernel, but does have a lowlatency one.
[02:03] <linuxpt2> Ah, thanks for clarifying.
[02:04] <linuxpt2> Is Ubuntu Studio still worthwhile for musicians and multimedia work eg video eiditing etc?
[02:04] <linuxpt2> I mean, compared to just using a normal distro eg Ubuntu standard or Mint etc
[02:05] <linuxpt2> I ask as it had been many years since I used Linux distros so my knowledge is very rusty
[02:06] <linuxpt2> and I have not kept up with distro progress for at elast 8 years
[02:15] <krytarik> linuxpt2: In short, I believe yes.  Apart from the various apps and backends, and said lowlatency kernel, it also ships a few default settings and controls to improve specifically working with audio.
[02:17] <linuxpt2> nice, thanks. I am primarily a musician but also will need to render and edit video
[02:17] <linuxpt2> i assume if i use ubuntu studio, everything i was able to do in linux mint, i can do in ubuntu studio?
[02:18] <linuxpt2> linux mint was the ubuntu variant with cinnamon
[02:26] <krytarik> linuxpt2: Linux Mint is an entirely different distro, but yes based on Ubuntu - so expect differences in the available software, of course - but generally, yes.
[02:28] <linuxpt2> i just had a quick look around and the health of studio doesnt look too good....
[02:28] <linuxpt2> is it fizzling out? on use AND on contributors?
[02:33] <krytarik> linuxpt2: The project could need a few more contributors, yes.
[02:34] <linuxpt2> are you a contributor?
[02:37] <krytarik> Yes.
[02:37] <linuxpt2> Well, thanks.
[02:37] <krytarik> Sure.
[02:38] <linuxpt2> What would happen if contribution stopped?
[02:38] <linuxpt2> would studio be 'sunset'?
[02:40] <linuxpt2> Also, what sort of help do you give and what kind of help is needed the most?
[02:44] <krytarik> linuxpt2: On the specifics, I'd advise you to talk to sakrecoer in #ubuntustudio-devel tomorrow (European time).  And yeah, that's the same as with *all* projects, of course.
[02:46] <linuxpt2> ok will do and thanks
[02:46] <linuxpt2> i may be able to help going forard
[02:47] <krytarik> That'd be great. :)
[02:47] <linuxpt2> yeah it seems like it - makes me sad to read studio is in need of contributors so much
[02:48] <linuxpt2> but i guess it is kinda specialised variant and users will be few... people who could help will be even fewer
[02:48] <linuxpt2> and i guess not many contribs would help studio if they dont even use it as users
[02:49] <krytarik> Well, I don't personally, and I still help. :P
[02:49] <linuxpt2> What made you pick Studio to help out on then?
[02:49] <linuxpt2> Over others i mean...
[02:53] <krytarik> I think it's I liked the people involved there, and I both saw the need for help, and myself in a position to provide it, too.
[02:55] <linuxpt2> Ah, good on you.
[02:57] <linuxpt2> I will try to speak with the person you mentioned in the dev room but if I dont, I will try to make a point doing it within the next weekish
[02:57] <krytarik> Sure, thanks!
[02:57] <linuxpt2> it would be good for me to at least ask and understand what are the most needed areas of help
[02:58] <linuxpt2> I would love to be able to offer coding help but currently my health isnt the best so I would be more harm than good developing
[02:58] <linuxpt2> but I certainly can manage other help
[03:06] <krytarik> In distro work, coding isn't really the most important or used skill - there are many other things that are way more prevalent.
[03:10] <linuxpt2> im going after this but to end what would you say are the main things?
[03:13] <krytarik> Not sure really - there is just so much stuff that seems equally important, except coding. :P
[03:23] <krytarik> linuxpt2: Nice talking to you.  I'll go to bed too then - good night! :)
[11:54] <linuxpt2> Hello all
[11:56] <linuxpt2> Are there any contribs around?
[11:56] <linuxpt2> Ignore me, just realised... wrong channel.
[15:37] <studio-user668> hello
[16:50] <studio-digi> Anyone know if we can use the Android SDK 2.2 on Ubuntu Studio?
[16:50] <studio-digi> If so what the terminal command would be to download the 32bit libraries.
[16:51] <studio-digi> This is what they reccomend from the site "sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386 lib32z1 lib32bz2-1.0"
[16:51] <studio-digi> although this does not work.
[16:53] <studio-digi> once this runs it returns error code "Couldn't find any package by glob 'lib32bz2-1.0' & 'Couldn't find any package by regex 'lib32bz2-1.0'
[16:54] <studio-digi> Any ideas?
[17:01] <studio-digi> I would prefer to use my linux distro as i have this configured as my main boot. Any ideas, anyone there?
[17:05] <studio-digi> Well i guess no one is on at this time.
[21:41] <centoper> Hello, any one knows if US 16.10 is releasing updates to Ardour 5.0?
[21:42] <krytarik> !latest | centoper
[21:44] <centoper> krytarik, ubottu, Thanks!
[21:44] <krytarik> !info ardour


[18:19] <kees> jdstrand, mdeslaur: ok, quick meeting
[18:19] <kees> I'm working on regression testing for the karmic rc, and some more kernel security updates tests
[18:20] <kees> doing triage this week, generally trying to hit RC bugs over the head
[18:21] <kees> that's all from me
[18:21] <mdeslaur> my turn
[18:21] <mdeslaur> I'm doing poppler updates, and will do iso testing thursday
[18:22] <jdstrand> my turn?
[18:22] <mdeslaur> and am on community
[18:22] <mdeslaur> jdstrand: yes
[18:23] <jdstrand> I'm in 'happy place' this week. I'm going to work on elinks and pygresql. I also plan to do iso testing and bug squishing
[18:23] <jdstrand> if I have time, I'll try to work on the gnutls regression (that no one in Ubuntu has complained about yet)
[18:24] <jdstrand> that's it for me
[18:25] <mdeslaur> kees: could you look at bug #455451
[18:25] <mdeslaur> kees: since you did the original update?
[18:25] <mdeslaur> whoops
[18:26] <kees> mdeslaur: sure
[18:26] <jdstrand> any other items?
[18:26] <kees> anyone on channel have any questions for the security team before we end the meeting?
[18:30] <jdstrand> kees: shall we adjourn?
[18:32] <kees> jdstrand: yup, sounds done.  thanks!
[18:32] <jdstrand> o/


[14:48] <newz2000> hey MTecknology: sorry I missed your ping over the weekend, I'm here now if you still need me
[17:02] <MTecknology> newz2000: I was just curious about the whole banner thing, you think there's any chance that I won't need to host the countdown banner stuff?
[17:03] <newz2000> MTecknology: I looked at your code a little while back and it's not clear to me what the purpose of the project is
[17:08] <MTecknology> newz2000: It's just a really simple module to make it easy for somebody using Drupal to add a countdown banner to their site. All they need to do is enable it and set the block wherever they want it to appear (like any module). The cache piece will allow up to one update/day and it builds a list of available options (1, 2, 3, etc, and a noscript option). All that is pulled from a directory on another server. There's a link
[17:08] <MTecknology> I still need to clean up the code and add comments
[17:08] <jpds> a lin?
[17:08] <MTecknology> hm?
[17:09] <jpds> You got cut off at "There's a lin"
[17:09] <newz2000> just a min, in a phone call
[17:09] <MTecknology> There's a link to http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/countdown so they can see what each option is. There's a few advanced options, but that's basically all it does
[17:10] <MTecknology> I made it because there were a lot of people asking me for something like that. Right now they need to go into the theme source code for whatever theme they're using and add the code themselves. With the module, it's more of a drop in deal.
[17:12] <MTecknology> All I need is a static location for them to download text files of what the countdown options are.
[17:14] <MTecknology> If you allowed the module access to the source for all the images and everything else I could just have the thing dload everything and use relative links to the site it's running on, which would make a lot less load on your servers (but I see where that's possibly a big security risk)
[17:42] <MTecknology> Apprently Drupal now has a line like this (SetHandler Drupal_Security_Do_Not_Remove_See_SA_2006_006) which breaks things
[17:43] <MTecknology> newz2000: I think modifying the script to retrieve a .tgz file would be a better idea.
[17:44] <MTecknology> I need to shower and get cleaned up - bbiab
[17:44] <newz2000> ok, sorry, will catch up in a moment and reply for you to read when you return later on
[18:00] <MTecknology> back
[18:07] <MTecknology> I looked into the Drupal change, a tarball is about the only sensible option now. It'd be simple enough to have the tarball have either a full set of images and everything or still have it contain only the code to grab things from ubuntu.com
[18:09] <MTecknology> I'd be willing to make the tarball too :P
[18:11] <MTecknology> oh, the javascript files could handle a little change too - so they can be a static file rather than need to be changed on release day
[18:17] <MTecknology> and I just realized why it isn't done like that - that way you guys control the exact second the banners change. So a tarball with a few simple text files would make the msot sense. Small download size
[18:18] <MTecknology> I'll check back every little bit - I need to work on an MS Office '07 class... :(
[18:31] <MTecknology> newz2000: you're an incredibly busy person, aren't you?
[19:07] <newz2000> hey, it comes and goes
[19:08] <newz2000> lately Monday's have been busy for me because of meetings, but also I was taking a vacation last Friday until yesterday
[19:08] <newz2000> so my monday is a little heavier because of the catch up
[19:09] <MTecknology> fun stuff - I don't get to work much at my current job because of a really screwed up disk
[19:10] <MTecknology> I do about 3 days a week,  I had 3 epidural blocks in the last month, surgery a year ago, and still a lot of pain. But I'm only 21 atm - maybe some killer new disk replacement will become available before I get too old for it
[19:13] <newz2000> oh, that kind of disk
[19:13] <newz2000> I thought you meant a technical problem. :-)
[19:13] <MTecknology> lol :P
[19:15] <newz2000> ok, caught up
[19:15] <newz2000> here's my concern...
[19:16] <newz2000> because of caching issues around release day we don't use server side dynamic content to point to the location
[19:16] <newz2000> instead we use javascript
[19:16] <MTecknology> yup, I saw that
[19:17] <MTecknology> I'm just looking for a way that the module can download a copy of the code at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/countdown. Each option in a single text file, with a symlink for a noscript option
[19:18] <newz2000> since we never know the precise time of the final release the last day shows a "day zero" image until we manually update the js saying 'it's ready'
[19:18] <MTecknology> I think I got really really wordsy above to say that last line
[19:19] <newz2000> just a min, getting another interruption
[19:19] <MTecknology> lol
[19:22] <MTecknology> newz2000: I'll send you a file of what I think would be best
[19:22] <newz2000> ok, that's a good way to start
[19:22] <MTecknology> unpack in it's own dir or it'll expload
[19:22] <newz2000> ok
[19:23] <MTecknology> sent
[19:24] <MTecknology> maybe....
[19:24] <MTecknology> do you have an @ubuntu email addy?
[19:24] <MTecknology> or do I need @canonical ?
[19:26] <MTecknology> there we go
[21:06] <MTecknology> newz2000: you get a chance to look at that yet?
[21:14] <MTecknology> jpds: wow... moving the website is REALLY killing the thing
[21:22] <MTecknology> hurray :D
[21:54] <MTecknology> I think I need to redo sd.ubuntu-us.com from scratch
[21:58] <MTecknology> .org*
[22:27] <MTecknology> why am I doing this again? I'm starting w/ a clean slate... now I need to restore all permissions settings then all the content
[23:19] <MTecknology> HURRAY! I rebuilt the site
[23:19] <MTecknology> not all content back, but the really important stuff is