17:00:01 #startmeeting F-15-Beta Blocker Review#2 17:00:01 Meeting started Fri Mar 18 17:00:01 2011 UTC. The chair is jlaska. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 17:00:01 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 17:00:06 the real men don't use trackpads 17:00:10 #meetingname f-15-beta-blocker 17:00:10 The meeting name has been set to 'f-15-beta-blocker' 17:00:18 #topic Roll Call 17:00:38 * tflink is here 17:00:45 hey tflink 17:00:50 * nirik is lurking. 17:01:00 I konw rbergeron is pumped to get this meeting started 17:01:04 know, too 17:01:07 * adamw checks in from starbucks at the bottom of the mountain 17:01:14 * willy_1977 is around... 17:01:18 * rbergeron waves 17:01:36 adamw: willy_1977 rbergeron: hello 17:01:49 howdy! 17:01:53 I'm guessing dgilmore is right now? 17:02:12 I hope he Is. 17:02:16 * jsmith is here 17:02:24 * rbergeron waits for jlaska to add the missing word to that sentence 17:02:59 rbergeron: You too, eh? My parser just segfaulted, and ABRT didn't catch it :-p 17:03:04 okay, let's get movin' 17:03:06 * tswsl1989 isn't a bugzapper, just interested 17:03:08 * brunowolff will be here for a bit less than an hour. 17:03:20 welcome tswsl1989 jsmith brunowolff :) 17:03:22 tswsl1989: No worries -- welcome! 17:03:34 #topic Intro 17:03:43 Just a reminder on why we are here ... 17:04:22 #info review proposed blocker and nice-to-have bugs and decide whether to accept them, and to monitor the progress of fixing existing accepted blocker and nice-to-have bugs 17:04:30 Some helpful links ... 17:04:32 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:SOP_Blocker_Bug_Meeting 17:04:46 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_15_Beta_Release_Criteria 17:05:04 and the blocker bug links we'll use today ... 17:05:08 #link http://bit.ly/f15-beta-blocker-proposed 17:05:15 #link http://bit.ly/f15-beta-blocker-accepted 17:05:20 #link http://bit.ly/f15-beta-nth-proposed 17:05:26 #link http://bit.ly/f15-beta-nth-accepted 17:05:38 Any preference where to start? 17:05:49 beta-blocker-proposed ? 17:05:54 + 17:05:54 1 17:05:58 #chair rbergeron adamw 17:05:58 Current chairs: adamw jlaska rbergeron 17:06:12 *whew* 17:06:13 * rbergeron sits down 17:06:22 yes. +1 17:06:24 okay, I'll start with f15-beta-blocker-proposed and go through the list sorted by component 17:06:27 * adamw continues on his chaise longue 17:06:43 :) 17:06:57 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=683956 17:06:58 Bug 683956: unspecified, unspecified, ---, anaconda-maint-list, MODIFIED, raid creation doesn't do the right thing with --spares during kickstart 17:07:06 #info raid creation doesn't do the right thing with --spares during kickstart 17:07:45 Looks like this is in MODIFIED and pending the build of anaconda-15.23-1 17:07:45 looks like "# The installer must be able to create and install to software, hardware or BIOS RAID-0, RAID-1 or RAID-5 partitions for anything except /boot " 17:07:55 and fix coming, so we don't need to worry much 17:07:57 +1 17:08:05 +1 blocker, +1 move on :P 17:08:28 #agreed 683956 accepted as Final release blocker, will be fixed in anaconda-15.23-1 17:08:46 anyone want to give adamw a break from the role of bug updater? 17:09:11 I can, though I'm far slower :) 17:09:21 #undo 17:09:21 Removing item from minutes: 17:09:29 #agreed 683956 accepted as Beta release blocker, will be fixed in anaconda-15.23-1 17:09:35 * rbergeron goes to sit in her chaise lounge too 17:09:48 we can certainly tagteam the bz updates 17:10:06 i don't mind doing it either 17:10:10 it allows me to claim i actually did some work today 17:10:12 :P 17:10:18 if my bz-fu wasn't so weak, I would offer to help 17:10:25 * rbergeron hugs adamw for being freaking awesome 17:10:30 group hug! 17:10:46 adamw: mind grabbing that one then please? 17:11:06 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=684283 17:11:07 Bug 684283: medium, medium, ---, akozumpl, NEW, TypeError: value is of the wrong type for this column 17:11:10 #info TypeError: value is of the wrong type for this column 17:11:15 jlaska: done 17:11:45 adamw: thank you :) 17:11:54 this one I'm certain falls into the Final release criteria 17:12:11 but I added this for review as a Beta blocker for some input from the team 17:12:27 The final criteria is "The installer must be able to create and install to any workable partition layout using any file system offered in a default installer configuration, LVM, software, hardware or BIOS RAID, or combination of the above " 17:12:39 well for me this kinda hits beta 17:12:44 I'm trying to figure out if the problem is more wide spread though 17:12:46 adamw: agreed 17:12:46 because the beta criteria imply being able to get to custom partitioning 17:12:50 yeah 17:13:01 but it's a breadth-of-impact thing; what exactly do you need to hit this 17:13:16 do we have an anacondian? 17:13:26 it could very well be related to previous disk partition layout 17:13:38 clumens: bcl? 17:14:20 i'm guessing it depends on the content of the fields in the column to be displayed or something 17:14:23 or the number of fields... 17:14:26 my worry is that it's not so much an installer bug than an interaction wijth some gtk changes 17:14:36 adamw: yeah, probably that too 17:14:46 It certainly looks to me like we need more information 17:14:51 .682543 is listed as related 17:14:57 yeah, i'd like to have this on the list and ask for more info 17:15:00 .bug 682543 is listed as related 17:15:00 tflink: Error: '682543 is listed as related' is not a valid integer. 17:15:01 Bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=682543 medium, unspecified, ---, mclasen, ASSIGNED, [anaconda] pygobject2 ABI change breaks LVM editing in ananconda 17:15:11 adamw: jsmith okay 17:15:36 the question we need answered is if this happens for everyone, or just the reporters disk layout? 17:15:54 well, exactly what is it you need to have to trigger this 17:16:09 jlaska: From that related bug (assuming it's the same bug), it's due to an API change in pygobject 17:16:15 yeah 17:16:17 I thought that too 17:16:20 jlaska: And not a problem with the disk layout 17:16:23 but ales asked to keep it seperate until we figure that out 17:16:30 but it's not really our problem exactly what the underlying _cause_ is 17:16:33 at least at this point 17:16:37 * jlaska nods 17:17:19 i'll also mail mclasen to explain this is a high-priority issue, since the bug assigned to him isn't marked as a blocker 17:17:26 proposed #agreed 684283 - not enough information to accept. Request more information from anaconda on the conditions that lead to this failure 17:17:32 maybe we should mark that one as blocker too 17:17:42 it's on the list for later discussion 17:17:42 +1 to that. 17:17:45 oh. 17:17:47 ok 17:18:03 +1 17:18:32 +1 17:18:45 +1 to proposal, then. 17:18:51 #agreed 684283 - not enough information to accept. Request more information from anaconda on the conditions that lead to this failure 17:19:14 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=688306 17:19:15 Bug 688306: medium, unspecified, ---, rhughes, NEW, Update notification broken in current F15 17:19:22 #info Update notification broken in current F15 17:19:54 "# The desktop default update manager must not periodically check for updates when the system is booted live, but must periodically check for updates when running on an installed system " 17:20:14 yup, I think this is fairly cut'n'dry 17:20:29 yeah, not much to say. i know richard and matthias are aware and working on it. 17:21:11 proposed #agreed 688306 - AcceptedBlocker for Beta, rhughes + mclasen working to resolve issue 17:21:15 ack 17:21:20 +1 17:21:27 +1 17:21:32 ack 17:21:39 #agreed 688306 - AcceptedBlocker for Beta, rhughes + mclasen working to resolve issue 17:21:48 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=688305 17:21:49 Bug 688305: medium, unspecified, ---, bnocera, NEW, Update notification period should be shorter for pre-releases 17:21:58 #info Update notification period should be shorter for pre-releases 17:22:21 I don't think this qualifies for any beta criteria, but I added this for discussion/review 17:22:21 i didn't really think this should be a blocker, but jlaska wanted to discuss it 17:22:26 heh 17:22:36 lol 17:22:38 it's not really that serious, it's just a notification thing. 17:22:49 I agree that this is more of a distro policy decision than a desktop environment decision 17:22:52 yeah, and now that I think of it ... here probably isn't hte place to have the discussion 17:23:02 it could qualify as an nth issue, i guess. 17:23:09 Let's kick it to the desktop list, and mark it as NTH 17:23:14 but really i think it's just something for fesco or devel list or something to kick around 17:23:25 yeah 17:23:29 (do we really want Gnome users to have different notification intervals than other desktops?) 17:23:41 Wouldn't it make more sense to have things working like they are supposed to be at release? 17:23:51 People can manually pull updates if they want. 17:24:19 see above, not a discussion for this meeting i think :) 17:24:22 brunowolff: yeah, I see truth in that stmt too. We have precedent for changing things just prior to release (fedora-release) 17:24:26 yes yes 17:24:31 okay, so ... 17:25:11 proposed #agreed 688305 AcceptedNTH for Beta. However, discussion needs to happen on desktop@ 17:25:28 ack/nak/patch? 17:25:32 sure, ack. 17:25:38 ACK 17:25:46 jsmith: do you want to kick off a desktop thread or should i? 17:25:53 adamw: Go for it! 17:25:56 ok 17:26:10 * jlaska was expecting to initiate that ... so thanks :) 17:26:55 ack 17:26:56 #action adamw volunteered to start discussion on 688305 at desktop@ 17:27:03 #agreed 688305 AcceptedNTH for Beta. However, discussion needs to happen on desktop@ 17:27:10 0 Not keen on the idea, but seems low risk 17:27:40 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=682543 17:27:42 Bug 682543: medium, unspecified, ---, mclasen, ASSIGNED, [anaconda] pygobject2 ABI change breaks LVM editing in ananconda 17:27:49 #info [anaconda] pygobject2 ABI change breaks LVM editing in ananconda 17:28:14 I believe this is that other gtk bug we referenced earlier 17:28:24 yep, it is 17:28:30 That's correct 17:28:44 "Issue is caused by the ABI change from pygobject2-2.27.91-1.fc15 to 17:28:44 pygobject2-2.28.0-1.fc15. Updating this and only this package in a live session 17:28:47 launched from desktop-i386-20110308.00.iso causes anaconda to throw the 17:28:50 exception reported above." 17:29:01 so what is the presence of this bug blocking ... 17:29:02 * jlaska reading 17:29:37 seems like it caused another anaconda bug 17:29:37 editing certain partition setups 17:29:41 is this more involved than just doing a live install? 17:30:00 clumens: oh ... do we have enough info on the types of setups? 17:30:07 this is basically the same bug, but in a different bit of the UI, afaict 17:30:33 so if for whatever reason it didn't get fixed on pygobject side, this would be a different bit of code to fix in anaconda from the other bug, which is why anaconda team wants to keep them separate for nwo 17:30:35 i think it is just a matter of trying to edit LVs 17:31:33 adamw: yeah, I was just trying to understand what steps lead to the failure 17:31:36 right 17:31:49 would any content in that column trigger this bug, clumens? or does it depend on some specific content? 17:32:01 if this triggers any time you try to edit a setup with LVs in it, i'd certainly consider that a blocker 17:32:03 any 17:32:19 * jsmith is inclined to make it a blocker then 17:32:31 +1 17:32:45 agreed, but I don't see beta criteria that would fit this ... am I missing? 17:32:49 definitely final criterla 17:32:54 eck ... criteria 17:33:23 jlaska: i'd count it as an implicit breach of "# The installer must be able to create and install to software, hardware or BIOS RAID-0, RAID-1 or RAID-5 partitions for anything except /boot " 17:33:29 you need to be able to access custom partitioning screen for that 17:33:48 another one could be this alpha release requirement: "The installer must be able to complete an installation using IDE, SATA and SCSI storage devices, with the default file system and LVM" 17:34:14 editing things makes it non-default 17:34:16 tflink: that one doesn't require you to hit the custom partitioning screen, it's actually kinda meant to cover the 'just click through' case with common hardware 17:34:17 I don't think this falls under those Alpha criteria ... since it involves manual partition edits 17:34:41 adamw: I see ... if it was *implied* by that criteria ... I certainly missed it :( 17:34:53 jlaska: my nickname is 'barracks room lawyer' :P 17:34:59 haha 17:35:16 i accept that it's a bit of a stretch. 17:35:23 I'm going to be bold/stupid and suggest F15Blocker for - "The installer must be able to create and install to any workable partition layout using any file system offered in a default installer configuration, LVM, software, hardware or BIOS RAID, or combination of the above " 17:35:28 If it is supposed to be implied by that criteria, I suggest adding some explicit about custom partitioning. 17:35:38 jlaska: that's clear, yeah. 17:36:00 jlaska: yeah, I'm not convinced this falls into any beta requirements 17:36:07 i guess if we're not inclined to accept my stretch, the question becomes 'do we actually want to require the custom partitioning step to work at beta stage' 17:36:08 final sounds good 17:36:12 and if the answer's yes, we add a criterion for that 17:36:19 adamw: right 17:36:20 otherwise, it's a final blocker 17:36:37 I'm +1 Beta AcceptedNTH and Final AcceptedBlocker 17:36:48 still, i am worried about that RAID criterion 17:37:03 can you actually get into the custom partitioning screen to set up a RAID array, with this bug? 17:37:07 adamw: as for criteria, perhaps we add beta criteria that the installer must be able to recognize and re-use existing partition data? 17:37:16 adamw: good question! 17:37:25 adamw: good point 17:37:32 i'm trying to think through the workflow 17:37:33 adamw: now I see your "implied" 17:37:42 so actions ... 17:37:53 we need some RAID testing to determine if that case is impacted 17:37:55 if so ... Beta 17:37:56 how do you get the installer to trigger the custom partition layout screen *without* a layout that has LVMs in it? 17:37:57 if not ... Final 17:38:09 since the default layout involves LVMs... 17:38:34 adamw: choose custom on a setup that didn't have LVM previously 17:38:37 i'm trying to think if any of the options you can select before you trigger the custom partitioning screen has an effect. 17:39:02 anyway, +1 jlaska's last action proposal 17:39:47 proposed #agreed 682543 - tentatively AcceptedBlocker for Final, AcceptedNTH for Beta. Need additional testing to determine if software RAID installs are impacted by this same issue. If so ... Beta blocker 17:39:54 ack/nak/patch 17:39:56 +1 17:39:57 ack 17:40:24 #action jlaska once installer is working again, test 682543 by doing software RAID installs 17:40:38 Can we do the encryption ones next? 17:40:42 ack 17:40:52 I have about 10 minutes before I have to leave. 17:40:54 #agreed 682543 - tentatively AcceptedBlocker for Final, AcceptedNTH for Beta. Need additional testing to determine if software RAID installs are impacted by this same issue. If so ... Beta blocker 17:41:13 brunowolff: what are the encrypted bugs? 17:41:28 678927 17:41:38 ah okay, I'll skip t othat 17:41:50 And I might add 683835 before the next blocker meeting. 17:41:55 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=678927 17:41:57 Bug 678927: unspecified, unspecified, ---, mgrepl, ASSIGNED, SELinux denial prevents systemd-tty-ask from collecting password for unlocking encrypted /home partition 17:42:03 #info SELinux denial prevents systemd-tty-ask from collecting password for unlocking encrypted /home partition 17:42:22 mcepl: you still seeing this bug? 17:42:43 I don't believe selinux is blocking boots any more (at least not that rule), but that there is still a 17:42:50 race condition. 17:42:51 so, dwalsh claims this is not an selinux issue, yes? 17:43:04 * jlaska hasn't seen this umounted /home issue in a few days 17:43:09 I have about a 50% boot success rate. 17:43:09 if so, we should re-assign this to an appropriate component 17:43:27 adamw: yeah, it seems dwalsh has done what was needed for this issue 17:43:42 well, he claims selinux would never actually have blocked the operation anyway 17:43:42 brunowolff: and that's with the updated selinux-policy + relabel? 17:43:52 adamw: oh right, just alerted 17:43:55 He fixed a couple of other denials that wren't actually blocking things. 17:44:19 to mcepl uploaded his log files ... I guess we need lennart's feedback on those? 17:44:28 I haven't done a full relabel recently. But certainly could do that tonight. 17:44:51 should we assign this to systemd as a next guess? 17:44:58 yeah, let's do that 17:45:05 with a needinfo? lennart 17:45:35 do we know enough to make a decision on blocker status? 17:45:41 Next Friday I have a furlough day, so I'll be able to hang around the whole time. 17:45:56 brunowolff: thanks for taking the time to join today 17:46:12 i think we're still kinda unclear on the status of this bug 17:46:26 who else is running f15 with encrypted partitions? 17:46:28 If you are here for long enough I might be back. 17:46:29 i'm not. since i'm a bad, bad person. 17:46:32 * jlaska raises hands 17:46:38 and seeing any issues? 17:46:49 I haven't seen them in a few days (with cold and warm boots) 17:47:02 But I can experiment and post feedback after meeting 17:47:12 mcepl really has some well organized logs now in the bz 17:47:21 * willy_1977 has to go too just wanted to show face this time try and get handle on the flow of things in bugzappers; see you around. 17:47:22 I started the restorecon now, and will try a reboot tonight. 17:47:24 so I thnk that should be enough to get lennart started 17:47:28 brunowolff: thanks! 17:47:38 willy_1977: this isn't really a bugzappers process to be honest :) but thanks for popping bty 17:48:09 proposed action: re-assign this bug to systemd and ask lennart to look at it 17:48:11 tbh just getting involved where I can... bit like a bad smell in that respect ;) 17:48:18 adamw: ack 17:48:29 proposed ack: still not enough info on the circumstances of this bug to make a clear call on its blocker status, wait for feedback from lennart 17:48:41 ack 17:48:46 +1 17:48:48 er, proposed agreed :) 17:48:59 :) 17:49:04 ack 17:49:06 #action 678927 re-assign to systemd and ask lennart to look into this based on logs provided 17:49:17 I'm leaving my chat window open, but it will be over an hour before I get back. 17:49:22 #agreed 678927 still not enough info to clearly determine blocker status, waiting on feedback from lennart 17:49:25 thanks bruno 17:49:34 ready for next? 17:49:50 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=679179 17:49:52 Bug 679179: urgent, unspecified, ---, jforbes, ASSIGNED, openbios-ppc subpackage, which qemu depends on, disappeared 17:49:58 #info openbios-ppc subpackage, which qemu depends on, disappeared 17:50:03 This has come up on several lists already 17:50:42 if the updated qemu is included on the DVD, which I think it is, this would impact Alpha criteria 17:50:48 Alpha - "There must be no file conflicts (cases where the files in some packages conflict but the packages have explicit Conflicts: tags are acceptable) or unresolved package dependencies during a media-based (CD/DVD) install " 17:51:29 yeah. it also hits the beta virt criteria, obviously 17:51:39 you can't run f15-on-f15 if you can't install a working virt setup in the host... 17:51:54 true true 17:51:57 okay ... 17:52:32 so, what i heard on this is that the openbios sub-packages need 'special handling' to build 17:52:38 and there's some kind of issue with that 17:52:49 hopefully this does *not* intersect with secondary arch stuff 17:52:51 but still...we really need releng to take care of this. 17:53:02 so who owns this? 17:53:07 jforbes or rel-eng/dgilmore? 17:53:08 i think it kinda does, i think the issue is you need to build the package on a ppc host. but imbw there. 17:53:27 ugh, that stinks 17:53:28 i'm not 100% sure, but i think it's build process stuff. dgilmore, around? 17:53:39 adamw: hopefully he's not around ... and he's sleeping soundly 17:53:40 :) 17:53:42 heh 17:53:43 oh yeah 17:53:52 damn spheres! 17:53:58 #action make earth flat 17:54:09 proposed #agred 679179 - AcceptedBlocker for Beta. Need input from dgilmore (rel-eng) on how to proceed 17:54:12 adamw: nice :) 17:54:26 proposed #agreed 679179 - AcceptedBlocker for Beta. Need input from dgilmore (rel-eng) on how to proceed 17:54:29 ack/nak/patch? 17:54:33 adame: as long as there is a fence around the edge - I don't want to worry about falling off 17:54:38 heh 17:54:44 ack, we should also probably find someone from ppc group to help 17:54:46 ack 17:54:50 per justin's comment #1 17:55:15 adamw: can you cc karsten hopp from ppc arch team? 17:55:22 roger 17:55:45 karsten at dahat 17:55:51 ty! 17:56:20 #agreed 679179 - AcceptedBlocker for Beta. Need input from dgilmore (rel-eng) on how to proceed 17:56:26 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=679503 17:56:27 Bug 679503: unspecified, unspecified, ---, rstrode, NEW, plymouth doesn't always transition to gdm 17:56:33 #info plymouth doesn't always transition to gdm 17:56:52 I'm no longer seeing the issue I reported here 17:57:07 I'm fine with marking this CLOSED CURRENTRELEASE 17:57:25 well, i'd like to see how nightlies are behaving 17:57:27 has anyone run one lately? 17:57:47 nope, but then again I don't think that I ever hit this personally 17:57:50 there hasn't been a gdm build since i was hitting big issues building live images for the test days 17:57:59 ooh, that one 17:58:09 can we leave this on for now with a #action for me to test latest nightly on my affected system? 17:58:18 no objections 17:58:50 adamw: I thought that you were hitting more of a different bug with the test day image 17:59:15 tflink: i was hitting multiple bugs, but iirc, one of them was considered to be this 17:59:21 .bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=684053 17:59:21 tflink: Error: 'https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=684053' is not a valid integer. 17:59:22 Bug 684053: high, unspecified, ---, jmccann, NEW, GDM startup does not complete : gdm-simple-greeter: GLib-GObject-CRITICAL: g_object_ref: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed 17:59:23 Bug 684053: high, unspecified, ---, jmccann, NEW, GDM startup does not complete : gdm-simple-greeter: GLib-GObject-CRITICAL: g_object_ref: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed 17:59:42 * tflink fails at the buggbot usage 17:59:52 well 18:00:04 the bug i hit using newest gdm with no other changes was not that 18:00:13 ok 18:00:15 the image would boot to a console, gdm never managed to start at all 18:00:19 the fix for that was to disable plymouth 18:00:36 i then used an older gdm to try and avoid *another* bug, which was that gdm didn't manage to start gnome properly 18:00:42 so yeah, it got messy. 18:00:50 new proposal 18:00:55 let's close this bug (679503) 18:01:07 i'll check latest nightly on my test system, and if it still has problems, file them separately, for clarity 18:01:26 proposed #agreed 679503 - No longer seeing reported issue, file new bugs for any remaining plymouth->gdm transition errors 18:01:31 ack 18:01:37 ack 18:01:59 #agreed 679503 - No longer seeing reported issue (moved to CLOSED), file new bugs for any remaining plymouth->gdm transition errors 18:02:37 #action Testing against latest nightly needed to confirm plymouth->gdm transition works 18:02:41 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=684742 18:02:43 Bug 684742: unspecified, unspecified, ---, kzak, ASSIGNED, ImportError: /lib64/libcryptsetup.so.1: undefined symbol: uuid_generate 18:02:50 last, but not least 18:02:52 #info ImportError: /lib64/libcryptsetup.so.1: undefined symbol: uuid_generate 18:02:55 everyone's favorite. 18:03:20 so .. as for blocker status, I *believe* this is preventing all installs 18:03:42 but I know clumens has a better understanding on the cause 18:03:51 good news is we have a workaround in anaconda that appears to allow installs continue, bad news is evidence points to it being a glibc problem 18:04:12 this looks icky 18:04:23 yeah 18:04:28 but just assessing the impact, looks like a clear blocker 18:04:30 Eeew... 18:04:36 and you guys get to deal with deciding on how to fix it :) 18:06:01 so ... who has the ball on this one given the anaconda workaround is in place? 18:06:23 i guess we approve this as a blocker until the anaconda workaround is in 18:06:28 #agreed 684742 - AcceptedBlocker for Beta. Root cause points to some problems lurking in glibc 18:06:30 i hold out no hope for a real resolution. 18:06:32 after that it's not blocker any more, bug gets reassigned to glibc? 18:06:52 fix is already in lorax 18:07:07 clumens: do we need mgracik to kick off a new build? 18:07:09 which means... 18:07:34 http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/?p=lorax.git;a=commit;h=eefd77e1b116a6821b402013983f64a1ae86d23b 18:07:37 jlaska: we do 18:07:54 clumens: I pinged him this morning, but I may have just missed beer:30 18:08:24 so basically with the next anaconda build, this will be 'fixed' from anaconda side 18:08:25 any provenpackager that could help fire off a build of this? 18:08:32 adamw: yeah, the next lorax build 18:08:33 then change the summary, kick to glibc, and downgrade from blocker status 18:08:40 * adamw still doesn't know what the hell lorax is. 18:08:41 in fact, first that commit neeeds to be pulled to f15-branch 18:08:55 adamw: it's the thing that takes the place of all the tree-building crap in anaconda's scripts/ directory. 18:09:14 oh, right. 18:09:15 adamw: it's used by pungi to create tehe install ISO's and pxeboot images 18:09:48 Howabout we clone this bug off to glibc, and accept the current lorax bug as a blocker? 18:10:06 that sounds cleaner to me 18:10:08 sounds good 18:10:16 #undo 18:10:16 Removing item from minutes: 18:10:36 proposed #agreed 684742 - AcceptedBlocker for Beta. Root cause points to some problems lurking in glibc, clone bug against glibc and await feedback 18:10:51 bug is currently assigned to util-linux, hilariously. 18:11:20 i'll clean it up 18:11:20 is there anyone who accepts electronic greetings who can kick off a lorax build with this fix? 18:11:23 may take me a couple of minutes though 18:11:40 jlaska: anyone in anaconda can, as you may remember from last time something like this came up. 18:11:45 yeah :( 18:12:04 I'm just anxious to get this out of the way so we can get some testing in prior to the test compose next week 18:12:10 (Tuesday iirc) 18:12:44 understood. 18:12:47 I heard no nak's ... so going to #agreed 18:12:57 #agreed 684742 - AcceptedBlocker for Beta. Root cause points to some problems lurking in glibc, clone bug against glibc and await feedback 18:13:15 i was going to suggest we wait until monday and bug mgracik about it, but whatever. 18:13:29 clumens: instead of cloning? 18:13:35 or to do the build etc... 18:13:48 * adamw never understands why cloning a bug causes the clone to depend on the original 18:13:57 jlaska: to do a build, etc. 18:14:01 me neither 18:14:05 clumens: that'll do 18:14:17 the people we need are all in sleepy TZ's at the moment 18:14:35 #action jlaska - update Beta TC1 rel-eng ticket to note new lorax build will be needed (and fast tracked) 18:14:45 okay, we are done with Blockers 18:14:48 yay! 18:14:51 18:15:02 I have a list of 19 accepted blockers 18:15:05 lol 18:15:14 many of them are in MODIFIED 18:15:22 and I'd like to skip them 18:15:27 any thoughts/comments/concerns 18:15:53 they are mostly queued up pending anaconda-15.23-1 I believe 18:16:02 clumens: what caused that build failure again? 18:16:08 clumens: is that something we need to get on the radar 18:16:20 skip the anaconda modifieds 18:16:21 jlaska: NM 18:16:31 ah, right! 18:16:37 before we dive into proposed ... 18:16:41 is that being tracked anywhere? 18:16:53 just in the trac ticket, yeah? 18:16:53 anyone know what's the status of the NM rebase? 18:17:08 god, no. 18:17:22 #link https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/572 18:17:23 (except that somehow, SUSE seem to have it working.) 18:17:47 this is slippy all over it 18:17:49 * adamw doesn't see dcbw online. 18:17:51 s/is/has/ 18:17:54 yeah it's icky. 18:18:11 i like how fesco decided to punt it for a week. that was great. 18:18:20 you'd hate to have easy problems to solve. 18:18:24 nothing better than last-minute discussions! 18:18:25 that's just boring. 18:18:26 decisions* 18:18:40 yes, that is unfortunate 18:19:02 okay, so we are in need of miracles for the Beta already :) 18:19:20 anything that needs to happen here to move this along ... or are we waiting on feedback from jirka 18:19:25 so, what's the anaconda issue here? until networkmanager is either properly built as 0.9 or reverted to something older, we can't build anaconda? 18:19:37 * jlaska defers to clumens 18:19:56 we can revert the patch in anaconda and rebuild. 18:20:17 clumens: and has there been any testing at all of how the new NM actually works in anaconda? 18:20:22 which we'd already decided to do. i just need to stop being lazy. 18:20:24 because if not, then...yeah. that does not inspire confidence. 18:20:39 adamw: i don't know whether rvykydal did or not. 18:20:43 whee. 18:20:55 so i guess we have two issues here: we need to solve things in the short term to get an anaconda build out. 18:21:04 agreed 18:21:04 and second, do we want to jump into the whole NM 0.9 ticket with a big bucket of NO. 18:21:09 #topic https://fedorahosted.org/fesco/ticket/572 18:21:26 clumens: cool, so...do it :P 18:21:45 adamw: it works better when used with tags 18:21:52 sudo do it 18:22:12 * adamw in favour of jumping into the nm 0.9 ticket with a big bucket of NO. but not sure if it's a topic for this meeting, or test list. 18:22:14 #info NM-0.9 is causing a *lot* of pain and has potential to introduce a beta slip 18:22:29 maybe we should document the ways it can cause a beta slip and add them to the ticket. 18:22:31 yeah i can do that. 18:22:38 er - the reverting. not this other stuff. 18:22:42 clumens: :) 18:22:59 #action clumens will revert NM-0.9 anaconda patches and submit build for testing 18:23:41 should we discuss the other thing here, or on-list? 18:23:42 adamw: If we have no end in sight on Monday ... yes, it's rollback time imo 18:24:02 adamw: I'm fine here, but it's probably more appropriate outside this meeting 18:24:10 for the sake of our fingers and meeting fortitude :) 18:24:28 also for the sake of me getting the hell up a mountain, so agreed! 18:24:35 (before the clouds roll back in) 18:24:38 btw ... I like your ideas on listing why this change is a potential slipper 18:24:50 "Operation slopes" 18:25:08 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=678414 18:25:09 Bug 678414: high, high, ---, anaconda-maint-list, NEW, NFS ISO install fails during repo setup - umount.nfs4: /mnt/source: device is busy 18:25:14 #info NFS ISO install fails during repo setup - umount.nfs4: /mnt/source: device is busy 18:25:38 nothing shocking here ... just waiting on me or rhe to retest once we have a build 18:25:47 testing is blocked for the other issues already discussed 18:25:54 cranes? is that you? 18:26:06 #info Pending updated test results when new build available 18:26:09 clumens: the one and only 18:26:12 that bastard! 18:26:15 ok, next bug! 18:26:36 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=677080 18:26:38 Bug 677080: unspecified, unspecified, ---, tcallawa, NEW, 'F14' artwork is shown during F-15 installation 18:26:49 I saw some movement on this with the design team, but haven't checked in recently 18:26:57 #info 'F14' artwork is shown during F-15 installation 18:27:33 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F15_Artwork 18:27:47 Work looks to have been started 18:28:35 maybe we should contact design team and make sure they're aware of the deadlines 18:28:36 on the design-team schedule, this isn't due until next Friday 18:28:43 couldn't hurt 18:28:51 we don't need the final artwork for beta, only generic 18:28:55 I'd love to see this *in* TC1, and not landing in RC1 for the first time 18:29:02 yeah 18:29:05 point 18:29:17 I can ping design folks post-meeting 18:29:30 okay, cool 18:29:39 #action jlaska - check-in with design team on status of 677080 18:29:55 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=682141 18:29:57 Bug 682141: unspecified, unspecified, ---, otaylor, NEW, gnome-shell failed to start when changing user language to Chinese(China) 18:30:04 #info gnome-shell failed to start when changing user language to Chinese(China) 18:30:32 This bug appears to be fixed upstream, and we are waiting on that fix to be included in Fedora 18:30:44 so this is one we were unsure of last week, but based on the feedback it became a clear blocker and we marked it as such 18:30:52 and yeah, seems like there's a fix to pull in 18:31:12 so, action is on owen i guess 18:31:30 owen or mclasen ... I never know who does the builds? 18:31:53 can be either, i think. 18:32:04 #info Bug appears to be resolved upstream, awaiting new build from owen of mclasen 18:32:17 koji lists mclasen, otaylor and salimma as recent builders of gnome-shell 18:32:27 not to sound extremely lazy ... but do we need to ping on this too? 18:32:36 * adamw just did, in the bug. 18:32:43 adamw: danke :) 18:32:49 adam-bot 18:33:10 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=683179 18:33:11 Bug 683179: medium, unspecified, ---, davidz, NEW, desktop- backgrounds package no longer sets the default Fedora background, due to changes in Gnome 18:33:23 #info desktop- backgrounds package no longer sets the default Fedora background, due to changes in Gnome 18:33:42 no updates since our check-in last week 18:33:44 so this hasn't moved 18:33:56 looks like Martin's waiting on a tip from mclasen 18:34:16 Martin? 18:34:45 sourada 18:34:49 ah, thx 18:35:01 who seems to be looking at this 18:35:06 i can post a poke on the bug 18:35:15 can you adjust needinfo? also? 18:35:19 ok 18:35:26 once again, ty 18:35:39 #info msourada looking for tips/guidance from mclasen on how to proceed 18:35:59 last one of the AcceptedBlockers ... 18:36:01 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=679486 18:36:03 Bug 679486: medium, low, ---, ajax, ASSIGNED, Unable to start graphical installer on RC1 KDE live image 18:36:10 #info Unable to start graphical installer on RC1 KDE live image 18:36:39 ugh, that one's still around? 18:36:42 still no movement 18:36:46 yes, and it must go away 18:36:58 same issue ... in need of a sharp stick? 18:37:15 looks like it 18:37:47 looks like ajax is point on this 18:38:10 poke posted 18:38:44 #info Adamw updated the bz asking for status and reminding about upcoming Beta 18:38:52 #topic Open Discussion 18:39:07 We have two remaining links with potential bugs for review ... 18:39:13 NTH proposed and NTH accepted 18:39:22 there's no real need to go over the accepted 18:39:25 I don't think we need to go through each list one-by-one 18:39:31 adamw: agreed ++ 18:39:34 well, proposed we need to evaluate. how long is it? 18:39:43 * jlaska looking over http://bit.ly/f15-beta-nth-proposed 18:39:57 128 bugs 18:39:59 ouch this will be a while ... 18:40:00 2 bugs 18:40:29 I was going to say, I'm only seeing 2 18:40:31 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=683548 18:40:32 damnit, clumens. :) 18:40:33 Bug 683548: unspecified, unspecified, ---, akozumpl, POST, has two active workspaces 18:41:06 #info patch - https://www.redhat.com/archives/anaconda-devel-list/2011-March/msg00203.html 18:41:10 what has two active workspaces? the installer? 18:41:12 Fixed rawhide: f851fc4636269a0f6a18bcd2f876d374c6e675f5. 18:41:19 adamw: metacity in the installer, yeah 18:41:20 hey, gets my vote. 18:41:37 i told him to go ahead and push to f15-branch, but he hasn't yet. i can cherry-pick if urgent. 18:42:04 proposed #agreed 683548 AcceptedNTH, patch out on list, likely to be included soon 18:42:05 doesn't seem urgent, i think nth is right for this one, which basically gives you folks power to handle as you like 18:42:18 jlaska: ack 18:42:25 ack 18:42:39 we're happy for you to pull or not as you see fit 18:42:43 #agreed 683548 AcceptedNTH, patch out on list, likely to be included soon 18:42:52 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=687866 18:42:54 Bug 687866: unspecified, unspecified, ---, mgracik, ASSIGNED, Add yum-langpacks to anaconda environment 18:42:58 #info Add yum-langpacks to anaconda environment 18:43:23 I was NTH for Beta on this given that yum-langpacks always seems to cause hiccups 18:43:25 that's committed to f15-branch, waiting on a build. 18:43:29 cool 18:43:34 yup, looking at the description i'm +1 nth on this one for sure. 18:43:35 * jlaska hears base in the background 18:43:53 +1 on nth 18:44:05 #agreed 687866 - AcceptedNTH for Beta. Fix already in and pending build 18:44:14 #topic Open Discussion 18:44:31 Okay, are we ready to commence "project mountaintop"? 18:44:40 any bugs folks would like to nominate 18:44:41 I don't know if this is the right place for this, but is anyone working on testing xen? 18:44:49 since that is a beta blocker 18:45:00 and it sounds like there were big changes in 2.6.38 18:45:02 it's mostly there on the basis of 'if anyone complains we'll take it as a blocker' 18:45:09 we don't have an explicit test for it though afaik 18:45:13 * jlaska checking ... 18:45:24 infra typically hits issues and files bugs on this one iirc 18:45:26 * adamw waits confidently to be wrong 18:45:40 nope ... we don't have it in the matrix 18:45:42 for 1 reason ... 18:45:47 we have a install_to_kvm but nothing for xen. 18:45:56 Fedora doesn't have a xen dom0 solution 18:46:20 no? http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/XenPvopsDom0 18:46:27 sounds like we do now 18:46:30 Are there tests for running under e.g. KVM, VirtualBox, etc 18:46:31 so we can add it, but it does require CentOS or RHEL (and honestly RHEL since this criteria if focused on covering infrastructure use) 18:46:32 tflink: nope 18:46:38 'percentage of completion: 30%' 18:46:53 tflink: if that feature completes, I will be a monkeys uncle! 18:46:58 adamw: last updated 2010-10-29 18:46:59 * jlaska isn't sure what he just signed up for 18:47:27 i'm not sure we need to discuss this further here, anyway 18:47:30 wwoods: just KVM, no Vbox (although we get a fair number of Vbox bug reports) 18:47:30 it can go async? 18:47:34 sure 18:47:37 vbox isn't in the criteria, either/ 18:47:43 palabra 18:47:45 (explicitly so) 18:47:50 if we don't have test cases for it, why is it a release criteria? 18:47:57 tflink: see above ... 18:47:58 oh hm - the pvops feature has been around forever 18:48:00 tflink: like jlaska said, because releng complains. 18:48:05 all of our infrastructure requires it 18:48:05 er, infra. 18:48:15 I think it might actually have gotten into 2.6.37 though? 18:48:25 it sounds like it made it into 38 18:48:27 wwoods: I know it got some recent movement, but I dont' know current status 18:48:32 * adamw is on a tight timeframe for Operation Washroom over here 18:48:34 you'd probably want to make the feature dependent on them writing some test cases 18:48:37 heh 18:48:38 anyway ... shout on test@ if we need to make adjustments 18:48:57 Last call ... 1 minute fuse set ... 18:49:04 #topic Last Call ... 18:49:35 30 seconds ... 18:49:46 yeah i have some critical, lengthy discussions. 18:49:58 * adamw whacks clumens with a two by four 18:50:02 eat my dust, suckers 18:50:08 queue the blow gun 18:50:15 thanks everyone! 18:50:18 I'll send minutes to the list 18:50:22 #endmeeting