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04:08highvoltagehi guys. the meeting here starts in two hours, right? is anyone welcome?
04:11thomyep
04:12thomsee http://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/council/document_view
04:12highvoltagethanks
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05:07hornbeckIs the meeting in one hour?
05:08thomyeah
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:sabdfl] : Community Council meeting Tuesday 12 October 2004
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:sabdfl] : Community Council meeting Tuesday 12 October 2004 | Agenda on wiki.ubuntulinux.org/CommunityCouncilAgenda
05:59sivangand it starts...
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06:01sabdflstill missing a few
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06:01sabdflKamion, elmo, mako
06:01sivangwho?
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06:01sabdflone down
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06:01sivangyep
06:02sivangpaged mako
06:02sabdflanybody seen mako this morning?
06:02sivangah, he's 20hrs idle..
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06:03highvoltageanyone have his phone number :)
06:03sabdfli think he was up late last night
06:03mdzI can SMS Him
06:03sabdflmdz: go for it
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06:04sabdflshould we begin sans elmo and mako?
06:04sabdflhopefully they will join us. elmo is certainly needed for the release process infrastructure
06:05Keybukelmo was around a short while ago
06:05sabdflhey Keybuk
06:05sabdfllet's start, elmo will catch up on scrollback
06:05mdzmessaged him; the number I have for him is still a Seattle number, though
06:05mdzhopefully he hasn't changed it yet
06:05sivangi have already did
06:06sabdfloh, i forgot he's on east coast time now, should *def* be up
06:06sabdflwell lets start
06:06sabdflagenda
06:06sabdfli put a few thoughts down this morning, there was nothing there yet
06:06mdzmako says he's 20-30 minutes away
06:07sabdfllet's try to keep this one short, we all have release work to do i suspect
06:07sabdflsivang has this afternoon proposed Documentation Team and Accessibility Team discussion, but i'd like to defer till the next meeting
06:07mdzseconded :-)
06:08sabdflsivang: these are mainly Hoary goals, we need to get Warty out the door
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06:08sivangI see.
06:08sabdflalso sivang i didn't see any mention of enrico in your wiki pages, it's really important that he be in the loop, i dont want to have two separate teams
06:09sivangsabdfl : I have tried contacting him, he hasn't replied me yet.
06:09sabdflsivang: feel free to ping me privately on irc with an update over the next week
06:09sivangsabdfl : I don't mind postponing it for the next meeting, I will try to get in contact with again.
06:10sabdfli'll ask him to respond to you
06:10sabdflok
06:10sabdflso: warty release
06:10sivangok, that'll be swell, I just think we need to formalize this..
06:10sabdflmdz, want to give us the rundown?
06:10mdzok
06:10mdzoverall, we seem to be in good shape for tomorrow
06:11mdzfinal artwork integration remains to be done
06:11mdzand there is one big bug left on the live CD
06:11sabdflon the artwork
06:11mdznothing else that would upset me if we missed it for tomorrow
06:11sabdflsent a set of images to jdub this morning
06:11sabdflmissing one final image which i think just arrived in my inbox...
06:11Keybukare all the GNOME 2.8.1 tarballs in?
06:12Keybuk(in upstream, as well as in warty)
06:12sabdflyes
06:12mdzI don't have a list, but seb has uploaded many
06:12sabdflneed to massage formats, but will get it to jdub this evening
06:12Kamionevolution-data-server failed to build on amd64, may need attention, I think seb128 has clocked off for a while
06:12sabdflKeybuk: could you ping seb128 and confirm?
06:13Keybukyeah will ask him when he's back online
06:13KeybukI don't know whether they've all trickled in upstream yet, either.  He'd know, I expect
06:13sabdflok, so that remains to be confirmed
06:13sabdflwhat's the big bug in the live cd?
06:14mdzhal doesn't start
06:14mdzhttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1990
06:14mdzalex says he will have a workaround tomorrow
06:14pittiI would have liked to debug this, but I don't even come this far with the Life CD
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06:14mdzbut that leaves us with no time to test the live CD; hopefully there are no regressions
06:14mdzpitti: I already debugged it for him
06:14mdzhe knows what to do
06:15mdzbut currently it seems that alex is the only one who can build a working live CD
06:15mdzthe autobuilding scripts do not produce a working image yet
06:15pittiBTW, regarding the life CD: shall #2292 regarded as major?
06:15pittiseems to work for some users, so probably not
06:15mdzI don't know, you just reported it today and I haven't read my mail yet :-)
06:16pittibut I don't know how many people actually tested it
06:16mdzit works well for me
06:16pittiokay, then we defer that
06:16sabdflok, got the final image, and will get it to jdub immediately
06:16mdzand there have been many downloads, but no other reports
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06:17highvoltageIf I may ask, have the APM kernel support problems been sorted out?
06:17sabdflwould we like the RC to be good enough to be a release if we get no new major reports?
06:17sabdflhighvoltage: do you have a bug #?
06:17mdzsabdfl: yes
06:17highvoltagesabdfl: I'll go check...
06:17sabdfli agree
06:17mdzI would very much like to release the RC as final
06:18sabdfltomorrow, or by certifying it that way on 20th?
06:18mdzthe live CD is my biggest concern there
06:18mdzsabdfl: well, it'd just be too cute for it to go out on my birthday...:-)
06:19mdzlet's see how we feel about the RC once it's in hand
06:19highvoltagesabdfl: The problem I've experienced relate to bug: 1890 and bug 2002
06:19sabdfldo you want to actually announce it as the final tomorrow?
06:19Kamionthe installation manual is still very raw; I've made a fair effort at branding it, but it's very recent and few people have looked at it
06:19mdzI don't want to commit to that until I've seen the RC
06:19mdzbut I think we should be open to the possibility
06:20sabdflok, i think this is optimistic, but share the feeling it would be *great* to get it out the door
06:20sabdflso working on that basis....
06:20mdzKamion: the installation manual isn't shipped on the CD, so it can slip
06:20sabdflwhat time can we build it tonight?
06:20Kamionmdz: look more closely :)
06:20sabdflI think it shold get at least a "Release Candidate Candidate" announcement and overnight smash testing by #ubuntu
06:20mdzin theory, both Kamion and I can build CDs
06:21mdzKamion: ah, right.  nobody reads that copy, though :-)
06:21sabdflah, 24x7, i like it :-)
06:21mdzso between us, we have fairly continuous time zone coverage
06:21Kamionsabdfl: we need one more debian-installer upload, which I have in hand
06:21Kamionsabdfl: but I'm waiting for a few last builds first
06:21mdzand then elmo needs to process it by hand
06:21Kamionlet's say c. 2000 UTC
06:21sabdflok, so artwork needs to get in, anything else?
06:21sabdflwill jdub be around before then?
06:21Kamionmdz: I'll be up all night if necessary anyway, same as preview
06:22Kamiongot plenty of sleep last night in prep :)
06:22mdzour kernel isn't 100% on every single piece of hardware that's been tested yet, but that was a rather optimistic goal
06:22sabdflis it... a little warty?
06:22KamionUSB keyboards still appear intermittently screwed, see bugs
06:22mdzthat's currently 5 of the remaining RC bugs
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06:22sabdflis Herbert up for it?
06:22mdzthese problems just take a long time to debug, due to the back-and-forth with the reporter
06:23mdzif we could mail herbert a clone of each machine that failed, I expect they'd be fixed quickly :-)
06:23sabdflteleportation is now just an engineering problem, you know
06:23mdzwhat about that pesky Uncertainty Principle?
06:23KeybukHeisenberg Compensators, you can get them on e-bay
06:24mdzthe Heisenberg Comp...
06:24sabdflmdz: are you willing to sign off on it with the RC bugs that exist? downgrading those to "slipped"
06:24mdzKamion: beat me to it
06:24Kamionthe problem with the USB keyboard bugs is that they're totally impossible to debug because no interaction with the machine is possible
06:24sabdflschweet
06:24Kamionmdz: YM Keybuk?
06:24mdzsabdfl: I'm going to downgrade the kernel stuff right now
06:24mdzKamion: yes
06:24Henrikmdz: You don't have to transport exact info on each particle, just molecules. So, that's ok.
06:24sabdflhmm... bummer is, the guy never even makes it to the point where he can download updated packages, does he?
06:24mdzanother bug currently marked RC is the lack of a local copy of the default browser start page
06:25sabdflsivang: ?
06:25hornbeckjdub has it
06:25mdzI don't feel particularly RC about that one today
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06:25sabdfli can draft the copy, right away
06:25mdzbut it's easy
06:25sabdflshould reference ubuntu, linux, gnome, debian, openoffice I think
06:25sabdflwhat url for linux?
06:26Kamionthere've been installer changes today which should be safe but I'd like a bit of testing tonight
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06:26mdzwhichever URL for Linux we use on the website
06:26Kamionmostly the base-installer thing for mdz
06:26sabdfli don't know that we do
06:26highvoltagewill Ubuntu 4.1 support Propability drive?
06:26mdzhighvoltage: only finite improbability
06:26Kamionit's 4.10 :)
06:26mdzthe infinite improbability drive is a Hoary problem
06:26sivangsabdfl : sorring, reading scrollback before
06:26Kamionhmm, we could time-travel and release in January 2004
06:27highvoltageKamion: sorry- my floating point support is still under development
06:27Kamionmdz: really HOT cup of tea
06:27sabdflthat would be 4.01
06:27highvoltagethat would be nice :)
06:27sabdflk let's move on
06:27mdzthe 4.1 vs. 4.10 thing comes up a lot
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06:27Kamionaye. highvoltage, use fixed-point :)
06:27sabdflrelease process
06:27sabdflwhat times?
06:27mdzsabdfl: shall we load-test the website before the release announcement this time?
06:28sabdflhow do we do that?
06:28KamionCD build tonight earliest of (2000 UTC, whenever-artwork-hits)
06:28highvoltageslashdot :)
06:28Kamionheavy testing
06:28sabdfli'm working on a wiki page:
06:28mdzsabdfl: a few folks on nearby fast links
06:28sabdflhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/WartyWarthog_2fReleaseProcess
06:28mdzhammering with ab or something simple like that
06:28Kamiondo we use tomorrow's daily, or tonight's build?
06:28Keybukmdz: aren't 1922 and 2261 both the same bug?
06:28Kamionab tends to max out the client
06:28sabdflkamion: tonight's unless mdz finds a problem
06:28mdzKeybuk: dunno, haven't looked at either one, please make the less informative one a dupe if so
06:29sabdflsivang says he's sent a draft to jdub, i'll need to review please
06:29Kamionthen we'd better make sure that http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~cjwatson/testing/ is clear
06:29Keybukmdz: they're both RC
06:29Kamionwhich it currently isn't
06:29Kamionevolution and firefox locale problems
06:29mdzKeybuk: one has the thermal modules failing immediately, the other has kacpid randomly spinning off into nowhere-land
06:30sabdfllet's let the tech board decide when it's ready to go, CC just needs to agree the process
06:30mdzelmo: do you have contact information for all mirrors?
06:30thomfor firefox locale, i think the best fix is just to remove -es and -gl, sadly
06:30mdzI added a note to the wiki requesting it
06:30Keybukmdz: the reason the fans don't start is because kacpid is spinning -- or perhaps kacpid is spinning because the fans won't start (pick one)
06:30elmomdz: err, no, how could I ?
06:30elmomdz: I have a bunch of mails from folks, but it's not nor ever going to be 'all' mirrors
06:31mdzelmo: you know what I mean
06:31mdzthe ones we list on our web pages
06:31Keybukthe NC6000 and NC8000 are, for all intents and purposes, identical laptops (and identical to my NC4010 which exibits the same problems)
06:31carlosthom: What's the exact problem with them?
06:32mdzKeybuk: I didn't see a mention of kacpid spinning in 2261, but please mark it as a dupe if I missed something
06:32carlosthom: bug number?
06:32sabdflKamion: so build will be ready UTC2000
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06:32mdzKamion, thom: do we need to generate torrents by hand, or is that fully automated now?
06:32sabdflcan we announce that build on #ubuntu-devel and #ubuntu and mailing lists
06:32Kamionsabdfl: that's earliest start time, not finish time
06:33Kamionmdz: fully automated
06:33sabdflKamion: UTC 2200?
06:33Kamionbut we don't have jigdo yet (crap, I need to forward that mail from Steve to thom+elmo, will do so after the meeting
06:33Kamion)
06:33Kamionsabdfl: sounds like a reasonably conservative estimate
06:33sabdflle's not worry about jigdo at this point, hoary problem
06:34sabdflkamion: ok UTC 2200
06:34thomcarlos: we don't have them for firefox 0.9
06:34thomthe ones in unstable are for 0.8, and i've not found 0.9 ones
06:34Kamionwe have nearly all the pieces for jigdo, it's a very short piece of assembly now
06:34sabdflKamion: will you please announce that to lists and irc and ask the willing to test and report any showstoppers?
06:34thomif you can point me in the right place i'll look after the meeting
06:34mdzlet's leave ourselves some slack for a second build&test cycle
06:34KamionI think we should try given Steve's effort, and we can always finish it after release if need be
06:34sabdflKamion: unnecessary distraction tonight
06:34Kamionmdz: 2200 is loads of slack :)
06:34carlosthom: ok, let me check
06:34mdzFYI, we do not currently have any last-minute surprises of the sort that we expected for the preview
06:35Kamionsabdfl: let's say a post-RC problem rather than a hoary problem then, this doesn't need archive changes so doesn't need to be bumped as far as hoary
06:35sabdflok, ten how long do we want to leave that open for testing before we publish the RC?
06:35sabdflKamion: agreed
06:35sabdflwe can do it this week no problem
06:36mdzrealistically it takes a bit over an hour to get a full set built, downloaded and tested
06:36Kamionmdz: that was at full panicky tilt :)
06:36sabdflwill take people an hour to download
06:36sabdfland maybe an hour to install and play
06:36KamionI hadn't even finished a single install when we released the preview, FWIW
06:36sabdfland an hour to report
06:37sabdflso lets give it 8 hours of testing, taking us through to 0600 UTC
06:37mdzlong night for UK folks :-)
06:37sabdflsounds like a good time to move it to the right place in the archive as RC
06:37sabdflor as final
06:38Kamionelmo: can I talk to you after the meeting about the simple cdimage rsync layout?
06:38mdzsabdfl: can we get some committed time from non-ubuntu Canonical folks to test the RC?
06:38sabdflmdz: good idea, yes
06:38elmokamion: sure?
06:38highvoltagewill a copy of this meeting be available for download?
06:39mdzhighvoltage: it's logged in the same place as other ubuntu channels
06:39highvoltageah, ok. thanks
06:39sabdflso if we publish it in the right place at 0600 UTC, how long before the mirrors have it?
06:39sabdfli'd like the web page to list as many mirrors as possible when it gets /.d
06:39sabdflboth of them, at least :-p
06:40mdzthere are 8 mirrors in the wiki
06:40mdzelmo: how many of those do you have contact info for?
06:40sabdflcool!
06:41sabdflso what's the optimal release time?
06:41mdzwe have no idea what their sync schedule is
06:41sabdflwe want the US awake I guess, but we don't want Europe more asleep than usual
06:41mdzthey're just mirrors that people have added to the wiki
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06:41elmothere's no way we can assume any sort of schedule for the mirrors
06:41elmowe either have to sit on the RC for a day, or take the hit from it not being on most of the mirrors
06:42sabdflok, but i suppose we could kee an eye on them, and as they populate we could manually add them to the page
06:42sabdfli'd like direct links to the right directory from the download page
06:42mdzelmo: but if we have an email address, we can tell them about the RC and try to get a commitment for a timely update
06:42Kamionor there's the "release on the 20th" approach ...
06:42elmomdz: err, these guys are mirrors, just like Debian mirrors.  
06:42sabdflwhat about naming? if we call it -rc it will take another sync cycle before they get it as final
06:43elmoI don't know what makes you think we can ask for a commitment on anything, least of all < 24 hours before we want it to happen
06:43sabdflso best we be certain
06:43sabdflelmo: chill
06:43mdzelmo: I don't see how it can hurt to ask; it's easy to verify whether they have it or not before we put them on the web page
06:43sabdflwe'll simply update the web page manually as they sync
06:43justdaveOSUOSL will pull on a dime if you ask them to
06:43justdavedon't know about the others
06:43elmojustdave: no, they won't
06:43sabdflOSUOSL is not mirroring, i don't think
06:44sabdflthey only mirror community projects
06:44sabdfland red hat
06:44sabdfland suse
06:44sabdfl:-)
06:44justdaveoh, they're not?  okay, thought I heard they were earlier
06:44sabdfli'm sure they will, soon
06:44elmomdz: I think it's offensive to ask, but mileage clearly varies
06:44sabdflelmo: agreed
06:44sabdflalthough I can nudge the safricans
06:44sabdfllet's not ask unless it's a mate
06:44highvoltageI'm a safrican
06:44mdzworks for me
06:45sabdflanyhow, we have 1 gbit/s if we can saturate it from London
06:45sabdflthere are no caps on that link
06:45mdzwe'll saturate end-to-end paths first
06:45HenrikWhen I release TheOpenCD I always send a polite email to the mirrors, and the response is usually good
06:45sabdflelmo: can we push out 1 gbit/s from auckland?
06:45elmosabdfl: no
06:45elmothe HW can't do it
06:45sabdflwhat's the limit?
06:46sabdflis auckland on 2.6.8.1?
06:46mdzthe I/O on that box isn't even close
06:46KeybukI imagine you just can't shovel 1Gbps from the disk, across the bus and out the nic
06:46elmosabdfl: no
06:46mdzfrom the disk, certainly not
06:46sabdflok, let's not rock the boatnow
06:46elmoit was one of the "don't touch" boxes
06:46mdzthat's over 100mbyte/sec
06:47mdzof course, that stuff should all be in RAM...
06:47elmoit can do 35MB/s sustained
06:47sabdflhmm... but a lot of it should be in RAM
06:47mdzthat's fairly crap considering the class of hardware
06:47elmowhat on earth do you think is going to be in RAM?  we'll be lucky if it keeps the few commonly hit things we have in RAM
06:47mdzelmo: it doesn't have the requisite terabyte of RAM?
06:47sabdflhmmm... that's a surprisingly low number
06:48mdzwe're talking about ~0.5GB of stuff that'll be hit HARD
06:48sabdfli would have though the iso would be in the filesystem cache
06:48elmomdz: what do you think that 0.5Gb is?
06:48mdzelmo: the i386 CD image
06:48Kamionmdz: how about the archive? that's going to be hit fairly hard too
06:48elmoand all the random .debs from the 24Gb archive.. it'sgoing to know to not bring those into memory too?
06:49sabdflhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/WartyWarthog_2fReleaseProcess#preview
06:49mdzI don't see why the rest-of-the-archive load would be _that_ much higher
06:49mdzthere will be very few folks doing pure network installs, there'll be very little to upgrade, so it's basically just new package installs from supported/universe
06:50Keybukmdz: the point is, as soon as one person does one, it'll punt the iso image out of the page cache to make room
06:50elmoyou're assuming all our existing users are current
06:50elmoand auckland is busy 24/7 with downloads
06:50elmothe HD lights literally do not go out nowadays
06:50mdzI'm not; I'm assuming the load caused by our existing users won't change much
06:50elmoit might not change, but I think you're seriously underestimating it, if you think it won't be enough to push the i386 ISO out of cache
06:50KamionI think most of them will go and hit apt-get upgrade as soon as the announcement goes out
06:51sabdflare you guys happy to announce at 1200 UTC?
06:51elmolike, right now it's serving 80Mb/s
06:51elmoif we really want to serve the ISO out of RAM, we should put it on a different, dedicated box, IMO
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06:51elmoI don't see how else we can guarantee dedicated cache mem for it
06:52mdzmako just called, says he'll be on in a few
06:52sabdflelmo: promse to get you better h/w for Hoary. if there's no way to load balance this now, let's just see how it goes
06:52mdzsabdfl: 1200 works for me
06:52sabdflmdz: early
06:52KamionI think we should review that at around 0200, see how things are going
06:52sabdflbut then, maybe that makes it easier on the bandwidth?
06:53sabdflin fact, an earlier announcement will tend to make the bandwidth move in a wave with timezones
06:53mdzelmo: we do have a few spares, do we have one which is installed and online that we could use in that role?
06:53elmowe could put it on one of the dell's/HP's sure
06:53sabdflelmo: it could just be a temp web server, which ONLY serves the release directory (i386, ppc, amd64, livecd)
06:53sabdfland we point the web page at that
06:54sabdflauckland can continue to serve the crowd
06:54sabdflmirrors continue as per usual
06:54mdzelmo: we could also put a squid accelerator in for cdimage only
06:54sabdflthat way we get 35MB/s packages, and at least the same ISO's
06:54sabdflsimpler to have a second server
06:54Kamion[debian-installer upload complete; should start building shortly.]
06:55sabdflelmo: want to stress test a dell? they're the fastest boxes, remember
06:55sabdflkthxbye :-)
06:55mdzauckland wasn't up to it for the preview; it's not clear how big the RC will be
06:55mdzit if ends up being final, I expect it'll be bigger than preview
06:55Keybuksabdfl: you want to break it?
06:55sabdfloh, ok, hp then
06:55mdzdon't hurt the poor Dell
06:55sabdflmaybe we should load up an hp and a dell
06:55sabdfland be ready to switch if there's a glitch
06:56sabdflok, so let's talk media
06:56elmomdz: how do you mean not up for it?
06:56thomrsync them and round robin the cdimage record *shrug*
06:56elmothe box itself coped fine - apache didn't but that was a misconfig which has been fixed now AFAIK
06:56sabdfllwn, debian lists, ubuntu lists, python lists
06:57sabdflwhere else?
06:57mdzelmo: so apart from the uplink being maxed out, everything was hunky dory?
06:57thom /. ?
06:57ograsabdfl: german heise
06:57elmomdz: on auckland?  yes
06:57mdzit was slow when I tried to access it from chinstrap at the time
06:57Keybukdistrowatch, slashdot, osnews, jdub has a list of things
06:57sabdflthom: i don't know if the CSS / JS issue has been solved
06:57mdzbut that could have been the apache problem, I suppose
06:57thomsabdfl: it appears to have been
06:57elmomdz: ftp was fine from chinstrap
06:57sabdflok, will get jdub to add to the list when he's up
06:57sabdflspeaking of which, we can't go without jdub being awake
06:57sabdflhe has the homepage and the artwork
06:58sabdflthom: great, thanks
06:58Keybuk(btw, did anyone else we passed Gentoo in the Distrowatch chart? :p)
06:58mdzthat stuff needs to go in well before the final build anyway
06:58elmowe should ship everyone to one place for these releases to defeat timezones
06:58mdzKeybuk: I noticed we were top 10 like 2 weeks ago
06:58Keybukmdz: we're #7 now
06:58mdzwe were #9 then
06:58mdznot bad for a <1-month old distribution
06:58thomsabdfl: ie, everything is being served from the apache cache, and we're able to sustain 70 requests/sec from off network
06:59sabdflgreat
06:59mdzelmo: the international ubuntu command and control center
06:59mdzor IUCC (pronounced "yuck")
06:59sivang:))
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07:00mdzmako: we're going over specifics of the release announcements
=== mako is very sorry for the late arrival.. i got here as quickly as i could
07:00makomdz: i will catch up on the log
07:00elmomdz: is cricket meant to DTRT with Gb ?
07:00sabdflok, i'm all done, anything from the tech board?
07:01mdzelmo: depends
07:01mdzelmo: do you have 64-bit snmp counters available?
07:01elmomdz: err, I dunno
07:01sabdflmdz: all yours to sign off on the release
07:01sabdfli'd like a say if it's going to be final as well
07:01mdzok
07:01sabdflartwork, and homepage, and i'm happy
07:01sabdflKeybuk: the calendar thing is ready to rock, right?
07:01mdzI have my Big Red Launch Button prepared
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07:02Keybuksabdfl: yeah, provided jdub sets the artwork up right -- I left sufficient documentation in the package
07:02sabdflok
07:02sabdflwill you verify when he's up and the artwork is in for mdz?
07:02Keybukyup, sure
07:02sabdflok
07:02Keybukit needs to be made the default in the default session too?
07:02sabdflmako, elmo, anything from you guys?
07:03mdzelmo: did you get some sleep?
07:03makono.. not right now
07:03sabdfli'm going to try to get six hours sleep tonight to be fresh for the announcements
07:03elmosabdfl: no, don't think so
07:03elmomdz: not enough to prepare for the next 24 hours, I suspect :P
07:03sabdflwill be drafting announcements in the morning, mako, jdub wiki-fy your ideas and i'll work over them
07:04mdzI plan to try for at least a 20-minute nap myself
07:04sabdflok, we're done. good luck guys
07:04mdzlessons learned and all that
07:04makoagain: sorry i missed the meeting..
07:04mako i'll reread everything and write a summary as i did two weeks ago
07:04sabdflthanks mako
07:04sabdflanything from guests?
07:05Keybukjust checked, the calendar is the default -- so we just need the artwork
07:05sabdflcalendar should not be defailt
07:05Keybukshouldn't it?
07:05sabdflwe have one with just the ubuntu logo
07:05sabdflwill get fewer right wing emails that way
07:05Keybukthat'll need a seb-upload to change
07:06sabdflok, Keybuk please coordinate
07:06Keybukactually, jdub can probably do that one
07:06Keybukit's just a schema change
07:06sabdflok
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07:06pittiBTW, somebody asked for 2.8.1 gnome packages
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07:11makotoday is not turning out to be my best day :-/
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