=== cjwatson_ is now known as cjwatson === alesage is now known as alesage|afk [00:38] xnox: tomorrow morning I'll test removing it to see what breaks, and I tell you then whether it's ok to remove? [00:38] my tomorrow morning is in about 12 hours. === seelaman` is now known as seelaman [01:35] cyphermox: Could you help me to review the patch of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/1300623 ? [01:35] Launchpad bug 1300623 in bluez (Ubuntu) "bluetoothd crashs after resuming from Suspend to RAM. " [Undecided,New] [01:48] infinity: hey did you stick that libc patch into a ppa? [01:49] should have built or failed by now i think... [01:49] mwhudson: Nope. I'm like a kitten with a laser pointer today. [01:49] heh [01:50] infinity: anything i can do to make it more likely? [01:52] mwhudson: Uploading nowish. [01:52] In theory. [01:52] When the source builds. [01:52] * infinity smacks his laptop. [01:53] infinity: which ppa? [01:53] mwhudson: adconrad/ppa [01:54] cool [01:54] mwhudson: And building. [01:55] infinity: awesome, thanks [01:56] takes about 90 mins on arm64, right? [01:56] mwhudson: So, if this works and fixes your issue, we have a few things to do. [01:56] mwhudson: 1: nag Will harder about upstream review (but I won't block on this) [01:56] mwhudson: 2: Fish Will's testcase patch out of libc-alpha and give me that to add with this other patch. [01:56] mwhudson: 3: Figure out WTF our distro kernel chokes on tst-tls5. :/ [01:57] 1: i cc:ed you on a mail to will earlier i think? [01:57] i meant to, anyway [01:57] mwhudson: Yeah, you did. :) [01:57] cool [01:57] 2: ack [01:57] 3: yes :/ [01:57] do you know offhand what that test is testing? [01:57] other than thread local storage [01:57] Haven't looked at it at all. [01:57] kay [01:58] But the failure doesn't look like something we should XFAIL either, without understanding why. [01:58] indeed [01:58] totally a WAG but... how do i tell if i have a 64k page kernel? [01:58] getconf [01:58] (base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ getconf PAGESIZE [01:58] 4096 [01:59] ok same [01:59] boring [02:00] mwhudson: And about 70 minutes to build on arm64. [02:00] mwhudson: At least, on my snazzy 2.4GHz buildds. :P [02:00] heh [02:01] what are the porter boxes? 2.0? [02:01] mwhudson: If they're still A2s, then yeah. [02:02] hm, 'make check' just succeeded in ~/eglibc-builds/eglibc-2.19/build-tree/arm64-libc [02:02] how do you run the tests? [02:03] mwhudson: Well, make check would have had nothing to re-make... [02:03] oh ok [02:03] mwhudson: I go hunt through the log for the exact invocation of the test that failed and just run that massive commandline over and over. [02:03] I'm sure there are better ways. :P [02:05] mwhudson: So, I have no idea what am1 is, cause the new cpuinfo is completely uninformative. [02:05] Special. [02:05] infinity: hey, it tells you that there are 8 cores [02:05] but yes [02:07] mwhudson: The lack of model name and speed seems weird. [02:09] infinity: ok [02:09] so [02:09] the test program prints WRONG ALIGNMENT [02:09] (and fails) [02:09] _if_ you have ulimit -s unlimited [02:10] (which makes memory be allocated in the other direction) [02:10] (the fact that i know this bothers me i think) [02:10] Could it be a PAE problem? [02:10] 64 bit user space on 64 bit processor? i hope not [02:10] Oh wait, that's dumb [02:10] Nevermind [02:11] Only case I know where memory gets allocated backwards [02:11] i've only read the relevant bits of the kernel for arm64 :) [02:12] so um yeah [02:20] does anyone happen to know where THREAD_SELF is defined/ [02:20] ? [02:21] (on aarch64) [02:21] xnox: that would rock :) [02:22] * mwhudson hugs the glibc source layout [02:23] I've never seen an ironic hug before, but there it is :) [02:24] now __builtin_thread_pointer [02:24] i guess that's a gcc thing [02:24] sarnold: :) [02:40] mwhudson: I'd I'm reading the log-in-process right, tst-tls5 didn't fail in my PPA. [02:41] s/process/progress/ [02:41] infinity: i think if my patch was causing this failure i'd give up and start looking for lawn mowing jobs [02:41] Lawn mowing is good, honest work. [02:42] You might need to buy some shoes, though. [02:42] sarnold: You don't like the glibc source tree? [02:43] sarnold: Given the complex concepts it needs to encapsulate, I feel it does a pretty good job. [02:43] Doesn't take long to wrap your head around the cascading include paths, etc. [02:44] i find the fact that the eg s390 platform specific code is in ./nptl/s390 but the aarch64 specific stuff is in ./ports/sysdeps/unix or somewhere constantly confusing [02:45] mwhudson: Oh, well, ports is gone in 2.20 [02:45] infinity: \o/ [02:45] mwhudson: Or will be, once all the ports are moved. Most are. [02:45] In fact, all but hppa look to have moved. [02:45] Carlos is a slacker. [02:48] oh [02:51] um [02:51] does libpthread do some crazy magic in its .init section? [02:52] because i now have a test program that fails _if_ it's linked against libpthread [02:52] and not otherwise [02:53] infinity: can you run a small test case on a buildd (or some other vintage kernal machine i guess) [02:55] mwhudson: Sure. [02:55] infinity: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7192634/ [02:57] mwhudson: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7192638/ [02:58] ho strange [02:58] mwhudson: Well, seems to be the same as the results you got? [02:58] yes [02:58] So, not a regression. [02:58] But quite possibly a bug. [02:59] maybe i was just building eglibc in a shell that had ulimit -s unlimited? [02:59] mwhudson: Seems plausible. [03:00] it would be a good explanation, but i don't recall changing that :/ [03:05] ah, i remember why i didn't quilt import this patch: it isn't rooted at the base of the tree [03:07] mwhudson: Well, quilt import doesn't work so well in eglibc probably anyway. [03:08] mwhudson: But just stuffing the git-formatted patch in debian/patches/ubuntu/ works fine. :P [03:09] ok i'm now rebuilding in a shell that _definitely_ does not have ulimit -s set [03:09] (well rather, not set to unlimited) [03:09] and yes, this looks like a bug [03:10] glibc tests that pthread_self is always 16 byte aligned, and on aarch64 with unlimited stack it isn't [03:10] so is the bug in the test or the ... whatever sets the tls pointer [03:13] mwhudson: Worth an upstream bug report and a nudge to the maintainers. [03:13] yeah [03:14] glibc bugzilla? [03:14] Yeah. [03:14] i'll ping linaro-toolchain about it too [03:19] infinity: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16796 (i added you to cc so maybe you got mail already) [03:19] sourceware.org bug 16796 in nptl "[aarch64] pthread_self not aligned to 16 bytes when heap grows up" [Normal,New] [03:39] FourDollars: gladly. patch looks fine, perhaps it should just also happen in saucy and trusty? [03:43] cyphermox: The codebase changed too much in saucy and trusty so this patch may only work in precise. [03:44] ok [03:45] well then I'd like to give it a shot in trusty tomorrow [03:45] and if I can't make it work, then I'll just say so on the bug so there's no questions [03:46] FourDollars: want to update the bug for the SRU process? [03:46] cyphermox: yes === cr3_ is now known as cr3 [03:48] FourDollars: thanks === cr3 is now known as Guest29639 [03:49] FourDollars: I'll sponsor the patch first thing tomorrow morning [03:49] cyphermox: Sorry. I just checked saucy and trusty. I think this patch can also apply on them. [03:49] cyphermox: Thanks a lot. [03:57] FourDollars: alright, np :) [03:57] :) [03:58] if it turns out it doesn't work for you, I'll look myself in the morning to see if I can make sense of it [03:58] OK [05:27] infinity: well, I can't really argue one way or another about glibc source tree except to say that when I try to figure out how something is implemented in the libc wrappers in linux, it always takes me two or three times longer to find it than I'd expect [06:17] Good morning [06:17] that [06:22] mwhudson: Well, that was a quick response to your bug. === jackson is now known as Guest51547 [06:39] mardy: You around? [06:41] mardy: Your dpkg-maintscript-helper calls in account-plugins should have a version argument on them, so it's not attempted on every single upgrade forever. [06:41] mardy: I'm rejecting based on that. Please fix. [06:41] good morning [06:48] infinity: OK [06:49] infinity: I should put the version where the script was last useful, right? [06:50] mardy: It should be the version just before the one being uploaded. The easiest way to do that is just to tack a ~ on the end of the version you're uploading. [06:50] mardy: ie: if you're uploading 1.2.3-1 that removes the conffile, the version passed to rm_conffile should be 1.2.3-1~ [06:50] mardy: The manpage explains why, and how. [06:51] infinity: ok, thanks [06:51] mardy: (Given that you're doing daily builds that tend to have a large gap between uploads, though, you could probably just fudge it as "$date -1" or something if you wanted to) [06:52] mardy: But generally, the goal is to not screw over people who rebuild, do local test builds, derive in other distros, etc, etc. === doko_ is now known as doko [07:09] Sweetshark, could you have a look at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/accessodf/0.1-4/+build/5866883 ? looks like the only difference is the lo version === psivaa is now known as psivaa-afk [07:57] dbarth: so, infinity suggested a change in the account-plugin-flickr debian scripts [07:57] dbarth: quoting from this morning: [07:57] 09:39 < infinity> mardy: Your dpkg-maintscript-helper calls in account-plugins should have a version argument on them, so it's not attempted on every single upgrade forever. [07:57] 09:39 < infinity> mardy: I'm rejecting based on that. Please fix. [08:04] mardy: ah ok [08:04] mardy: then can you file a bug with infinity's concerns, and i'll land asap [08:05] dbarth: why a second one? account-plugins didn't land, did it? [08:05] Can someone check if modemmanager is syncable? [08:05] There's some fairly important upgradeing fixes [08:05] mardy: it did [08:05] mardy: was tested and published yesterday [08:05] mardy: i merged them this morning, since we couldn't take back the packages anyway [08:06] dbarth: oh, you are right [08:06] dbarth: but the bug is still open [08:07] dbarth: and the merge proposal is not in "merged" status yet [08:07] dbarth: even though I see that the changes are now in trunk... weird... [08:15] doko: weird. yeah, Ill take a look. [08:30] Logan_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7193182/ [08:32] Noskcaj_, hey === psivaa-afk is now known as psivaa [08:49] doko: so, have it fixed locally, wonder why it ever build. investigating if we changed the API there upstream ... [08:51] oh, we did. Well actually those cowboys at AOO changed the API and we followed suit ... [08:54] hi, this is a slightly unusual situation, but if we had a feature in a package and then had to drop it for while and now want to bring it back, will we need a feature freeze exception? [08:56] infinity: ah, lintian autopkgtest succeeds now; thanks for pointing out the dep parsing bug [08:57] pitti: Yeahp, I got the spam about it being fixed. Thanks. :) [08:59] xnox: are you going to reupload your g+ apps or should I do that? [09:02] infinity: so that was either a bug in lintian or in python-debian; I suspec that the comment in lintian isn't entirely legal, but then again this is probaly underdefined (comments starting at the first column but don't break the continuation line) [09:03] pitti: The comment does start at the first column... [09:03] Oh, I missed the "but" there. [09:03] infinity: right, but it's in the middle of a continuation line [09:03] infinity: so, I don't know whether that's legal or a bug in python-debian, but it just works around that now [09:03] it == adt-run [09:03] pitti: Yeah, it's arguable if it's allowed or not, but I'm not sure I've ever read anything that says it's not, and dpkg parses it correctly. [09:04] pitti: And I'd say that dpkg is the authority on how to parse debian/control. [09:04] *nod*, hence I filed a bug against p-debian [09:05] pitti: I'd have just torn the comments out in our delta, but then it would still be broken for ci.debian, plus it can't be the only package that does that. [09:05] pitti: So, yay, thanks for the bug and the workaround. :) [09:07] didrocks: i can republish it, if the container/ua is fixed now. [09:08] cyphermox: that would be awesome! you're a start =) thanks. [09:08] xnox: yeah, you need to target the 14.04 dev1 framework though [09:08] xnox: to get oxide [09:09] didrocks: right, yeah i see ping from davmor2 about that. [09:22] xnox: see everyone loves the google+ [09:25] wow, G+ in the new browser is just lovely to use [09:25] working javascript makes such a big difference [09:26] ogra_: so easily pleased now get off G+ and get some work done ;) [09:26] haha [09:27] ogra_: and none of this I'm just "testing oxide" milarky either that's my excuse :P [09:28] heh [09:35] is there a way to get oxide on the desktop? [09:35] * xnox dist-upgrades first [09:35] xnox, i think that should get it for you (at least for the webapps) [09:36] seb128: why unity-control-center depends on ibus? [09:37] happyaron, because it writes to its gsettings schemas [09:37] I though of you when that was added [09:37] I guess we could handle the missing schemas and lower to a recommends or something [09:37] if recommends is doable then that'd be great. [09:38] happyaron, https://code.launchpad.net/~attente/unity-control-center/1288717/+merge/209982 [09:39] happyaron, btw https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-control-center/+bug/1288717/comments/3 [09:39] Launchpad bug 1288717 in unity-control-center (Ubuntu) "/usr/bin/unity-control-center:6:g_assertion_message:g_assertion_message_expr:ibus_config_get_value:orientation_combo_changed:_g_closure_invoke_va" [High,Fix released] [09:39] happyaron, but you never bothered replying to my comment [09:39] happyaron, if you had you would have seen the change/new depends... [09:40] happyaron, anyway, I don't think making that a recommends is on top of you priority list, but patches are welcome if somebody wants to work on that [09:41] seb128: well I'm being so busy recently dealing with all kinds of stuff... [09:42] happyaron, we all are... [09:42] :) [09:43] happyaron, anyway you have the why you asked for now ;-) === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [09:49] mdeslaur, I have issued cups-filter 1.0.51 upstream now and also packaged and uploaded it for Trusty, so the vulnerability is fixed now. Thanks for the report. [09:50] seb128: well the good thing is we got this fix: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/im-config/+bug/1297831/comments/18 [09:50] Launchpad bug 1297831 in Ubuntu Kylin "Input method set to ibus in Ubuntu Kylin, while fcitx is the desired default" [Critical,Fix committed] [09:51] seb128: so you are right, it's not on the top of my list. [09:53] happyaron, ok, good [09:53] seb128, this is a slightly unusual situation, but if we had a feature in a package and then had to drop it for while and now want to bring it back, will we need a feature freeze exception? [09:54] brendand, I would assume so, but check with #ubuntu-release [10:04] doko, seb128: fix for the build breaker at http://people.canonical.com/~bjoern/trusty/accessodf_0.1-1.3ubuntu2_amd64.changes -- the diff is next to it ... [10:06] Sweetshark, thanks, is that something we can get in Debian and sync? [10:09] seb128: its a clearcut buildbreaker -- I guess debian would want that. Although the fix doesnt recreate the messagebox type (infobox, questionbox etc.), but IMHO thats something for upstream (not debian) to take care of. [10:10] doko: s/langpack-en-us [10:10] doko: ... /language-pack-en-us/ :) [10:11] seb128: Ill hint rene at it (although he is not the maintainer there) [10:11] doko: sorry, I mean language-pack-en; we don't have by-country packs except for -zh [10:12] doko: FYI, infinity wants to move langpack-locales back into eglibc and also build locales-all (hopefully next cycle), so that's going away at some point [10:12] Sweetshark, do you still want sponsoring to trusty? we can sync over from Debian once they fix it [10:14] seb128: lets wait for renes reaction first .. [10:15] Sweetshark, k [10:21] pitti: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gpgme1.0/1.4.3-0.1ubuntu2 seems to have broken kdepim s/mime support as per bug 1293704 [10:21] bug 1293704 in kdepim (Ubuntu) "Kleopatra don't support s/mime" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1293704 === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr [10:44] pitti: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-drivers-common/+bug/1301307 [10:44] Launchpad bug 1301307 in ubuntu-drivers-common (Ubuntu) "Empty vendor string for driver" [Undecided,New] [10:45] tseliot: ^^ [10:45] ogra_: are there any webapps that work as contained clicks with oxide? [10:45] cause updated g+ fails like shown in bug #1301305 [10:45] bug 1301305 in webbrowser-app (Ubuntu) "oxide fails to launch contained webapp" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1301305 [10:46] xnox, yes, the default shipped ones (gmail, facebook etc) ... and the browser itself is using it now [10:46] only webapps that havent been re-uploaded with the new framework added use the old way still [10:46] shadeslayer: I don't think there's a single vendor for that [10:47] tseliot: right, but then the UI just looks terribly broken [10:47] or atleast the KDE one does [10:47] shadeslayer: any pictures? [10:47] moment [10:47] xnox, using the gmail app and then clicking the G+ menu option in there works too ... just has the gmail top bar then :) [10:48] ogra_: maybe i need "webview" policy group. Let's see. [10:49] tseliot: http://im9.eu/picture/a19862 [10:50] tseliot: something else I noticed [10:51] shadeslayer: you might want to have a fallback such as "Unspecified vendor" for when that happens [10:51] tseliot: the pci values for Airport extreme is a subset of the one from linux-firmware-nonfree [10:52] /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:15.0/0000:02:00.0/ssb0:0 vs /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:15.0/0000:02:00.0 [10:52] so maybe it would make sense to group them together? [10:53] shadeslayer: does the Airport extreme require linux-firmware-nonfree? [10:53] tseliot: yep [10:53] that or the other b43 driver [10:53] both work [10:54] shadeslayer: and what do you mean by "grouping them together"? [10:54] tseliot: under the same device :) [10:55] so that ubuntu-drivers devices shows Broadcom Airport Extreme with 2 drivers : b43 and linux-firmware-nonfree [10:55] oh, I see what you mean now [10:56] I guess that would make sense [10:56] pitti: ^ [11:08] oh ! [11:08] oh ! oh ! [11:08] video streaming inside the phone bowser works now !!! [11:17] new g+ is in the store review queue. [11:18] tkamppeter: awesome, thanks! [11:20] 6/win 15 [11:20] tsk === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:42] hi, does anybody know which exact component is responsible for giving input-events to the applications? [11:46] dpm_: ping [11:54] hi dobey [11:54] dpm_: hi. do you know what the recommended way to build translations with under cmake would be? [11:54] is there a directory which can be used to store files which are cleared after a user's session ends? [11:55] intltool doesn't integrate with cmake [11:55] I've thought about XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, but that's not cleared on logout [11:56] mardy: delete the file when your process ends? [11:56] mdeslaur: I see you are here, maybe you know? ^ [11:56] * ogra_ hugs xnox [11:56] dobey: I want the file to persist across my process invocations, while in the same user session [11:56] mardy: I don't believe there are any [11:57] yeah, there aren't any [11:57] dobey, mdeslaur: that's also good to know :-) [11:57] dobey, yeah, unfortunately there is no standard way of building translations with cmake, and intltool does not support cmake. We ended up writing a custom rule to build them for core apps, e.g.: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-weather-dev/ubuntu-weather-app/trunk/view/head:/po/CMakeLists.txt [11:57] mardy: you can probably store something in XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, and then check the timestamp on it vs. when the user session started [11:57] xnox, external links dont open in the G+ app ... (not sure thats the app or the container) [11:57] mdeslaur: mmm... interesting! How can I know when the session started? [11:57] dpm_: ok, thanks [11:58] ogra_: i had to enable urlpatterns. At the moment login screens and google plus itself should stay in google plus. [11:58] mardy: I...uh....well....perhaps you can ask logind? /me isn't sure [11:59] mdeslaur: i thought we do cleate a fresh XDG_RUNTIME_DIR on each login... that's the whole point of it. [11:59] dobey, in addition to that, we also use a bit of a hack to extract translations from the desktop.in file: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-weather-dev/ubuntu-weather-app/trunk/view/head:/CMakeLists.txt#L58 [11:59] xnox, well, it doesnt open any external pages ... (though i assume thats a drawback of the new browser) [12:00] ogra_: oh, well... not sure =) [12:01] xnox, oh, and i can play embedded videos when i open G+ in the browser, i guess your app musses the video apparmor profile [12:01] *misses [12:01] (i cant play it in the app) [12:01] ogra_: i have video profile. [12:02] weird [12:02] "policy_groups": [ [12:02] "networking", [12:02] "audio", [12:02] "video", [12:02] "location", [12:02] "webview" [12:02] ], [12:02] dpm_: ok. [12:03] xnox: doesn't look like it...stuff stays there [12:03] xnox, well, open G+ in the browser and tap a youtube video, it plays fine ... doesnt in the app [12:03] * ogra_ was just trying that with his recent post [12:04] in the app i see the loading animation ... and then it stops [12:04] dbarth, ^^^ [12:13] xnox: nope, if the directory exists, it's kept as-is [12:21] hmm, just reading the backlog [12:22] xnox: do you have apparmor rejects when trying to play that video? [12:23] xnox: it may also be that the app tries to play video fullscreen and fails [12:23] the youtube player i mean [12:23] dbarth, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7194027/ [12:23] previously it was not even trying, cause we were not detected as a "good enough" webview [12:23] smells like you need some apparmor love from jdstrand [12:24] ogra_: weird [12:24] (this is what i get when trying to play an embedded yourtube video in G+ ... the same thing works when using G+ in the browser) [12:24] do you have policy_version 1.*1* ? [12:24] hmm, no idea [12:24] i see you have the webview group already [12:25] i'm on the latest image [12:25] you need both, ie add the webview p.g. and bump the policy_version to 1.1 [12:25] where do i check that ? [12:25] and declare framework 14.04-dev1 [12:25] manifest.json and .json [12:25] yes, i think thats what xnox did with his last upload [12:26] then it's a bug [12:26] http://paste.ubuntu.com/7194044/ [12:26] can you file and affect webbrowser-app, use [webapp-container] as a prefix [12:26] looks all fine [12:26] and i'll affect oxide and other if neede [12:26] d [12:27] (this was /opt/click.ubuntu.com/net.launchpad.click-webapps.gooogleplus/6/app.json) [12:29] dbarth: where have these rejects been happening? [12:29] dbarth: the silo or the archive? [12:30] dbarth, bug 1301351 [12:30] bug 1301351 in webbrowser-app (Ubuntu) "[webapp-container] embedded videos do not play in G+ app while they play fine in the browser" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1301351 [12:30] jdstrand, latest image with the latest G+ app [12:31] (both updated today, using oxide now) [12:31] jdstrand, see the bug above [12:32] well, it should be against apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu [12:32] * jdstrand changes [12:32] jdstrand, well, not sure, it might be two bugs ... (external links ... and video playback) [12:32] dbarth: fyi, I was trying to work out the final profile changes when I hit that crasher bug, so was blocked [12:33] but I'll get it worked out === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:35] dbarth, m.youtube.com doesnt play back videos at all ... tapping on play just reloads [12:35] (funny because the same video embedded in a G+ post plays just fine) [12:42] jdstrand: would i need to reupload the app? i believe i have all the correct intentions declared in the policy groups. === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:48] xnox: for that bug ^? no [12:50] xnox: I'll fix it and the policy will be regenerated on the first boot of the new image. if you are impatient, you can install apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu directly [12:50] jdstrand: ah cool =) didn't know how/when policies are regenerated =) if all gets fixed with an image update, that's cool! =) [12:50] like, really _cool_ =))))) [12:51] xnox, are you still looking at bug 1160079 ? [12:51] bug 1160079 in plymouth (Ubuntu) "plymouth aborts in cloud images" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1160079 [12:54] smoser: yes, i can upload a fix with just the cloud bits. Cause my other changes on top need some further work (e.g. on my machine plymouth crashes on shutdown and i haven't debugged it yet) [12:54] smoser: i'll upload the cloud fix later today. [12:55] xnox, thanks, that would be awesome. [13:56] seb128: would you mind looking at the 1.1.1-0ubuntu8.9 libvirt awaiting acceptance for saucy-proposed? [13:56] hallyn, I'm not part of the SRU team [13:56] d'oh, i was looking at the wrong comment, sorry [13:56] bdmurray: ^ [13:57] no worry ;-) [14:05] ogra_: do you have a couple minutes to help me with the apparmor denials? [14:05] jdstrand, i can try [14:06] ogra_: ok, in /var/lib/apparmor/profiles/net.launchpad.click-webapps.googleplus_googleplus_6 [14:06] ogra_: you'll see these rules: [14:06] /usr/lib/@{multiarch}/oxide-qt/oxide-renderer Cx -> oxide_helper, [14:06] /usr/lib/@{multiarch}/oxide-qt/chrome-sandbox cx -> oxide_helper, [14:06] ogra_: can you change them to: [14:07] /usr/lib/@{multiarch}/oxide-qt/oxide-renderer Cxmr -> oxide_helper, [14:07] /usr/lib/@{multiarch}/oxide-qt/chrome-sandbox cxmr -> oxide_helper, [14:07] ogra_: when done, please do: sudo apparmor_parser -r /var/lib/apparmor/profiles/net.launchpad.click-webapps.googleplus_googleplus_6 [14:07] ogra_: then relaunch the web app [14:09] ogra_: oh, I forgot one. way down you'll see this rule: [14:09] /usr/lib/@{multiarch}/oxide-qt/oxide-renderer rmix, [14:09] under it, can you add: [14:09] @{PROC}/sys/kernel/yama/ptrace_scope r, [14:09] Error: "{PROC}/sys/kernel/yama/ptrace_scope" is not a valid command. [14:10] ogra_: then do 'sudo apparmor_parser -r /var/lib/apparmor/profiles/net.launchpad.click-webapps.googleplus_googleplus_6' and relaunch the app [14:13] jdstrand, no change ... [14:13] let me reboot the phone [14:13] ogra_: are there denials? [14:13] havent seen any when tailing syslog [14:13] ok, then it is like you said-- two bugs [14:13] but the video doesnt play [14:14] well, the other would be "not opening external links" [14:14] heh, well, I mostly mean I can fix my bug [14:16]