IRC log for #devuan on 20170807

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02:55.56AlexLikeRockcool LIBRE OFFICE  ARE :  vER.   5.4.0
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04:10.44R0b0t1Hello I downloaded a release from http://mirror.belltower.us/devuan/devuan_jessie/desktop-live/ but it seems to be signed by someone's personal GPG key
04:10.54R0b0t1does anyone have a .iso link that is signed by the Devuan team?
04:11.03R0b0t1key D95DDF2BF71AAAEB: public key "fsmithred (aka fsr) <fsmithred@gmail.com>" imported
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04:13.26R0b0t1I tried http://mirror.belltower.us/devuan/devuan_jessie/installer-iso/ and it has another personal key as the signatory
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05:10.10golinuxR0b0t1: https://files.devuan.org/devuan-devs.gpg
05:11.23golinuxFound on the download page: https://files.devuan.org/
05:12.06golinuxSame files can be found here: http://mirror.belltower.us/devuan/devuan_jessie/
05:17.37R0b0t1golinux: I prefer to get keys from the distributed key servers
05:17.58R0b0t1Is the developer key file signed in any way?
05:21.21golinuxDon't know.  fsmithred is responsible for the desktop-live isos
05:21.58R0b0t1Alright, I guess that will be good enough for now
05:22.00R0b0t1thank you
05:22.13golinuxHe might have put together the installer iso too.
05:24.38R0b0t1Was someone else
05:24.43golinuxCopying here some suggestions from the stable release announcement:
05:24.49golinuxFor off-line installations we recommend using the DVD image or the live images, not the /installer-iso images. For on-line installations please use the NETINST images.
05:24.49golinux(The use of the CD image is not recommended, since the iso does not contain enough applications to make it useful in any off-line circumstance.)
05:24.49R0b0t1Denis Roio
05:24.49golinuxAll files offered for download come with their SHA256 hash to check the integrity (either in the SHA256SUMS or in the .sha files) and with a cryptographic signature made using GnuPG by one of the Devuan developers in charge of the build, included as .asc file.
05:25.12golinuxOf course.
05:25.18golinuxjaromil!
05:26.41golinuxHope all goes well for you.  Bed for me.
05:26.47R0b0t1Goodnight
05:38.03DocScrutinizer05>>keys are belonging to core Devuan developers<< I suggest to sign all keys of core devs with a unique "Devuan" key
05:41.48DocScrutinizer05or explain on website that "4ACB7D10 Jaromil" is such "Devuan" official signing key
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05:42.45DocScrutinizer05http://susepaste.org/63585032
06:01.05DocScrutinizer05idly wonders if there exists some client-server tool for signing a file by locally checksumming it but then sending the checksum data to a remote server which hold the private key, sign it there and finally transferring the signed checksum back to local client to append the signature to the file. This would be the ideal solution for a group of people using a common key while not handing the key out and thus losing access control
06:08.49R0b0t1DocScrutinizer05: Yes, that is what surprised me, there is a Devuan project signing key that does not appear to actually be used for anything
06:09.07DocScrutinizer05there is?
06:09.13R0b0t1Using it to sign the developer keys would be a good way to get around centralized releases for the mean time
06:09.40DocScrutinizer05yeah, that's the obvious and simple approach
06:09.51R0b0t1DocScrutinizer05: 94532124541922FB
06:10.01R0b0t1"Devuan Repository (Primary Devuan signing key) <repository@devuan.org>"
06:10.12R0b0t1So I suppose that's their package manager
06:10.19R0b0t1I got that from the release page
06:11.13DocScrutinizer05aah yes, thanks!  http://susepaste.org/30920507
06:12.35DocScrutinizer05yeah, obviously all "core dev" keys should get signed by that one, not just by jaromil's
06:14.31DocScrutinizer05but ideally that key would get used directly to sign all ISO etc. For that it should get accessed via a client-server service since obviously you wouldn't want to spread the key across an arbitrary number of users
06:15.48DocScrutinizer05alternatively sign files on devuan's fileserver, where aiui all (ISO) files have to live in the end
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08:13.22aitorg'morning
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08:27.45aitorsome packages are missing in devuan jessie backports, packages like:
08:28.14aitordebhelper_10.2.5~bpo8+1_all.deb
08:28.26aitorkernel-wedge_2.93~bpo8+1_all.deb
08:28.35aitordh-autoreconf_12~bpo8+1_all.deb
08:28.46aitordh-strip-nondeterminism_0.034-1~bpo8+1_all.deb
08:29.07aitorthey exist in i386
08:29.41aitorbut not in amd64
08:30.22aitoroops, they are _all.deb !!
08:31.32aitorthey were available some days ago, when i built linux-libre-4.9 on jessie i386
08:32.05aitoryesterday i had to download them manually from debian's backports
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08:37.55aitori'm uploading the amd64 packages of linux-libre-4.9.40: http://gnuinos.org/linux-libre-4.9.40/
08:38.19aitorthe kernel has been built on jessie + backports
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11:17.40bill-augerhey aitor - we have been trying to figure out how to pronounce "gnuinos" - someone just suggested "genuinos" - as in genuine OS - i kinda like that - was that your intention?
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11:32.10EvilhamI always read it like that :-p
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11:49.28DusXMTwould probably pronounce it as "gnu in os"
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11:52.00fsmithredantelope in mouth
11:53.16fsmithredor maybe antelope in bone
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12:33.38student4good morning good people
12:34.05student4congrats on 1.0, fantastic job....
12:35.13student4I am seeing something rather strange when I do "lsof | grep systemd"
12:35.27student4I would like to help the effort to rectify that
12:41.11DusXMTstudent4: libsystemd.so?
12:42.04student4yep; /lib/systemd/*
12:42.31DusXMTWe haven't yet gotten rid of that fully yet. For the jessie release, the goal was to create a distribution that would work without systemd, the next stop is getting rid of it all
12:43.16chr[]hey, anyone here attending sha2017 @ NL?
12:43.53DusXMTstudent4: It's more or less harmless; after all, with no systemd to communicate with, what's libsystemd going to do?
12:46.18student4DusXMT: cool, I read that on a thread on the galaxy forum... I was just wondering if the udevd we are running is systemd's ("udevd --version" comes back with 215) and that indeed this reason this forsaken poison code running on my system
12:47.18DusXMTstudent4: Yeah, currently udev is managed by the systemd project. A replacement is supposedly in works, vdev, though I'm not a developer so I don't know much abou tit.
12:47.22student4sorry, that came out confusing
12:47.25DusXMT*about it
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12:47.44student4ah ok!
12:48.29DusXMTstudent4: Also, in case udev starts to become dependent on systemd being present, gentoo has a "just-to-be-safe" fork called eudev
12:50.53student4DusXMT: what is the issue with just pinning whatever udev version we were using on wheezy?
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12:53.30DusXMTstudent4: I don't know enough about udev to really be able to answer that :) If it has a public API (eg. via dbus) that evolves, new software might require that new interface. And of course, there were likely many bugfixes since
12:54.37DusXMTudev might be managed by the systemd project, but it's thankfully not intimately tied to it yet (or else we wouldn't be able to use it)
12:56.23student4DusXMT: thanks for the patience to explain!
12:56.58DusXMTno problem :)
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12:59.48fsmithredyou get /lib/systemd/ with udev
13:00.21fsmithredand if you replace udev with eudev, /lib/systemd/ will still be there
13:00.41fsmithredmaybe not with vdev. not sure about that.
13:01.45DusXMT(indeed, that's why I said "just-to-be-safe"; in case upstream makes udev fundamentally dependent on systemd, the infrastructure to remedy against this is in place)
13:01.46fsmithredeudev and vdev are both in experimental.
13:02.50DusXMTAt least that's how the people in #gentoo describe eudev
13:04.09student4I was wondering tho, in 215 on Devuan we have a systemd-udevd as the actual binary running under /lib/systemd and /sbin/udevd is just a symlink, and that doesnt seem to be the case in wheezy
13:04.46fsmithredit takes time to eat a whole elephant
13:06.39fsmithredvdev and eudev both work. vdev does need some attention. eudev appears to be an equal replacement for udev.
13:06.59fbteudev is a drop-in replacement.
13:07.08fbtIt's a direct fork, after all.
13:08.13fbtAlso, vdev is a mothballed project
13:08.17fsmithredthe problem I have with vdev is that I can't make a live iso without udev installed, because the live-* scripts need udevadm
13:08.30fsmithredwith eudev it all works.
13:08.59fsmithredyeah, there have been packaging efforts for vdev, but no further development for a long time.
13:09.09fbtYeah, vdev has a compat library, but doesn't provide all the fancy stuff
13:09.18fbtYou could stub udevadm easily
13:09.30fsmithreddon't know what that means
13:09.45fbtMake a script that does the bare minimum those scripts expect from udevadm
13:09.57student4fsmithred: I know it doesnt really matter since the code is pretty much the same from the snake pit but it would appear to me a that from 175 to 215 we might have enought API that would cause breakage with jessie's other packages. That is the rationale?
13:10.07fbtBest case if you can just make it a link to /bin/true :D
13:10.24fsmithredok, yeah. I've had a look at where it gets used in the live scripts, but I haven't worked to figure out what it actually does.
13:10.30fsmithredno, it really does something.
13:11.02fsmithredstudent4, rationale for what?
13:11.04fbtWell if it doesn't do anything you particularly care about, or something that doesn't need to be done if you run vdev...
13:11.09fbtThen you could just stb it out.
13:11.11fbtstub*
13:11.28fbtOtherwise yeah, would probably be possible to write a fairly simple script instead
13:11.29student4fms: for upgrading to 215
13:11.41fsmithredyou running wheezy now?
13:11.51student4fms: yes
13:12.08fsmithredwheezy to devuan jessie upgrades seem to be the easiest of all
13:12.15fsmithredassuming you're not using gnome
13:12.32fbtI've upgraded one of my VMs running wheezy to devuan jessie.
13:12.35fbtSmooth sailing
13:12.55student4fms: you are correct, the first server I tested the upgrade I was simply amazed... I cannot stress how proud I was of this community's effort
13:13.26fsmithredI'm guessing it's smoother than wheezy to debian jessie upgrade
13:13.31student4fms: I will start upgrading the other production servers within the next few months...
13:14.28student4fms: if I was to pin and not upgrade udevd from wheezy, do you believe I would see breakage elsewhere on the system?
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13:17.11DusXMTI wonder about one thing though... Jessie is an LTS release, but what will happen once Debian stops releasing security updates for their Jessie?
13:18.42fsmithredthat might depend on how many devs we pick up by then.
13:22.26student4I thought we would always be able to leaverage debian lts for all non-systemd packages
13:23.15student4is there discussions on extending devuan lts beyond debian's?
13:26.53fsmithredthe idea of extending support beyond debian has been mentioned, but there hasn't been much discussion.
13:27.43fsmithredas things are now, I'd say it will not happen unless people show up to do the work. The devs are already stretched thin.
13:28.11fsmithredI guess you haven't been here long, but you will notice that things happen slowly.
13:28.40fsmithredwe got jessie out the door just before debian moved her to oldstable.
13:29.34student4fsm: :) extended support is a novell idea... but had never crossed my mind, DusXMT is the one that mentioned.
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13:30.22DusXMTI merely expressed my curiosity :)
13:31.24student4on the subject of holding back udevd on wheezy; on these system according to ps it allocated 21MB virtual and 1MB resident ram, on Devuan and on Debian Jessie is 46MB and 4-5MB resident ram
13:32.23student4seems like udev 215 is doing coffefe and weather forecast updates
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13:34.50fsmithredhuh? weather?
13:35.52student4silly joke..
13:36.02student4binary size on wheezy, 150kb.... on devuan 255kb, on strech 455kb
13:36.29fsmithredlike I said... takes time to eat the whole thing
13:36.30student4devuan 295kb
13:36.49fsmithredthere is/was a problem with xfce4-weather-plugin. That's why I asked.
13:38.13student4fsm: I know, I am not whipping here... I just want to know if I would be of any help if I volunteered to test holding back upgrade of wheezy udevd during the devuan upgrade and see if any issues come up
13:38.35student4of if ppl been there done that and not gonna work...
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13:42.56student45X more RAM and 3X the binary size for the same udevd its a bitter pill to swallow... unless udev is doubling my usb stick storage size and incresing my usb camera resolution, I believe we have a clear case of lennart inflation
13:43.25student4ill give it a shot on the hold back and report... thanks
13:44.37fsmithredhang on
13:44.52fsmithredxserver-xorg-core in jessie depends on libudev1 (>= 183)
13:45.11fsmithredif wheezy has 175, that won't work
13:45.32fsmithredthere may be other incompatibilities, too.
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13:46.35student4ok, ill hit the change log and see if we could patch easily
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13:55.16student4f... Key Sievers made 61 changes just on 175 to 176, lol
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13:59.11student4"In 2014 Linus Torvalds banned him from Linux kernel development, claiming that he was creating bugs and not solving them" ... that explains the 5x ram increase
13:59.53fsmithredgotta go. bbl.
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16:50.04DocScrutinizer05!poettering
16:50.04infobot'sth is poettering' means it acts invasive, possessive, destructive, and generally in an egocentric exacerbating negative way. ``this cancer is extremely poettering'', or you look here for Linus' notion on what's poettering: http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1404.0/01331.html, or http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1404.0/01488.html, or see ~systemd cabal
17:13.07student4friends, I've built eudev... I was wondering, how to apt-get purge udev without triggering it autoremoval for kernel, initramfs and pretty much clearing out the system
17:14.37student4ive "ln -s /usr/local/sbin/udevd /sbin/udevd" and same for udevadm... that way I did not have to change /etc/init.d/udev
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17:19.07kluhafternoon
17:19.35KenKasumihi
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17:20.16golinuxHi newcomers
17:20.26KenKasumiHi
17:21.05student4Hi
17:21.13KenKasumiWondering if this space somehow working
17:21.23KenKasumiquite "silent" in here
17:21.25golinuxkluh set a record for a driveby
17:21.46golinuxA lot of folks are on holiday
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17:21.52KenKasumisee
17:23.01KenKasumidevuan project going on well?
17:23.14student4So, initramfs-tools and live-boot-initiramfs-tools have a dependency on "udev" ... I have removed it with dpkg -r --force-depends "udev". I was wondering if the change to eudevd would have any impact on my initramfs
17:24.38golinuxWell, that's one that I cannot answer.  At least one person who could is working and another sleeping
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17:26.17KenKasumigolinux u where answering mine or students question?
17:27.34Evilhamstudent4's :)
17:27.56Evilhamdevuan is alive and kicking, just August in between '^^
17:27.59golinuxDevuan is alive and kicking.
17:28.15golinuxOMG.  The same exact words?!
17:28.17Evilham(we didn't rehearse that)
17:29.14golinuxKenKasumi: You're welcome to pitch in with your talents.
17:29.29golinuxThe more the merrier
17:29.59KenKasumiHappy about Devuan kicking! I switched to Devuan (at home) on 30 of june
17:30.08golinuxGreat!
17:30.12student4nice
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17:30.45aitorbill-auger: sorry, i had a family mail today (my birthday, and also of my twin syster), and i've been away today
17:31.05student4anybody seeing rsyslogd failed to be terminated/killed during shutdown?
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17:34.16KenKasumiHappy about this first contact. Gotta go now. Regards! Saluti! Grüße!
17:34.54aitorbill-auger: gnuinos means GNU in OS, that is: gnu in operating system
17:35.20golinuxaitor: Your birthday?  Happy, happy!
17:35.46aitorthanks
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17:41.12aitorso, the right pronunciations in english should be something like gnew in os
17:41.32Evilhamzorionak =D
17:41.42aitorlol, eskerrik asko
17:41.43bill-augerit's your twin sister's birthday too?
17:41.49aitoryes
17:41.53bill-augerlol what a co-incidence
17:41.57aitorshe was born before than me
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17:42.26bill-augeris she a computer nerd too?
17:43.45aitorshe studied computer science, but she never used GNU/Linux
17:43.52bill-augeroh my
17:44.06aitorthat's true
17:47.46student4you guys, what is "/lib/udev/udev-finish" about... it vanished after I removed udev, but I cannot find any equivalent file under Wheezy or Strech
17:48.28student4its called by /etc/init.d/udev-finish
17:49.08aitorhere, in the basque country (i can't generalize to spain), if you want to access to a public job position, you need a tittle about microsoft office
17:49.56student4msce ad spreadshitter specialist
17:50.05aitorthat's pathetic
17:50.09student4and
17:50.12student4lol
17:50.16golinuxstudent4: Have you searched the botbot logs for this channel or the dng mailist?
17:50.30student4how, please teach
17:50.44student4the bot, that is
17:51.03student4I think /etc/init.d/udev-finish is a devuan particular...
17:51.06Evilhamhttps://botbot.me/freenode/devuan
17:51.11Evilhamfor the IRC logs
17:51.44Evilhamfor the forum: https://dev1galaxy.org/search.php
17:52.24Evilhamand here the mailing list info: https://devuan.org/os/contact#mailing-lists
17:52.32Evilhamwhere you can also check each archive
17:52.33golinuxhttps://lists.dyne.org/lurker/list/dng.en.html
17:52.41Evilhamor that directly :)
17:55.15student4aitor: seems your were the author of this https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/message/20160810.072205.206c6770.en.html
17:56.00student4Evilhamon: the botlog seach clears out the search query eveytime we change the scope
17:56.17student4and it seems the last week always get sticky selected when we chose another year or month
17:56.18student4funky
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17:57.04Evilhamyes, it's a bit funky, after you search, you can't jump to a specific timeoint
17:57.08Evilhamyou have to scroll :/
17:57.16Evilham(had to deal with that myself a couple days ago)
17:58.17golinuxYes, you can jump!
17:58.38aitorstudent4: yes, this post is mine
17:58.38golinuxClick on the date in the RH column!!
17:58.39Evilhamyou can? that didn't work for me :-D the search gets cancelled
17:59.00Evilhamoh yes, but I think we meant both searching and jumping to a specific time
17:59.59golinuxOh,  I didn't catch that.
18:01.02golinuxI'm just grateful that we have a log at all.  It provides answers that aren't available elsewhere.
18:05.51student4aitor: cool, so on that email you say we should remove and disable udev-finish (in the context of installing vdev) but my question is, what problem was udev-finish trying to fix in the first place
18:07.13student4aitor: another think, I am trying to find udev on devuan github and the only result which comes back is eudev from gentoo... so does that mean our udev package coming from debian jessie?
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18:07.23student4s/think/thing
18:09.03aitorstudent4: that post is dated on 2016-08-10, and it's referred to an old packaging of vdev
18:10.09aitorhere you are the newest one:
18:10.11aitorhttp://packages.gnuinos.org/unsystemd/
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18:11.14aitoranyway, i'll rebuild it this month for gnuinos jessie
18:15.11student4aitor: I see it now, udev on devuan comes from debian jessie... which is the only one that has the udev-finish hack, wheezy and scratch dont have that file it seems
18:15.30student4cool, problem is solced
18:17.29aitorstudent4: an eudev packaging (a replacement for udev without systemd) already exists in TriOS
18:18.49aitorand also in AntiX:
18:18.50aitorhttps://github.com/antiX-Linux/eudev-antix/blob/master/debian/changelog
18:19.38aitorhttps://github.com/antiX-Linux/eudev-antix
18:20.59aitorbrb
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18:28.25bill-augernot sure if you guys know about the not-systemd stuff that parabola has https://lists.parabola.nu/pipermail/dev/2017-June/005628.html
18:28.48bill-augermaybe some interesting stuff for you guys to see there - i dunno
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18:31.13bill-augeri think there more of it here too https://git.parabola.nu/~lukeshu/systemd.git/
18:34.30bill-augeri dont know much about it other than if breaks off some systemd bits into independent components so they can use it with operrc to satisfy some programs that really want those parts of systemd
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19:02.11student4!listkeys #devuan systemd popularity
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19:34.16hplar/go/go
19:34.23hplaroops sorry
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22:11.44greenjeansmighty quiet in here
22:11.49greenjeansmonday blues?
22:13.57fsmithredscroll up. looks like it was busy in here. I missed it.
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22:48.22greenjeanshey question, have not as yet tried the refractainstaller-gui 9.2.2 though I did grab a copy after you uploaded it a while back, are there any huge changes over the 9.2.1 package?
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22:52.03greenjeansGreenjeans and the mighty VUU armies are working on a 32-bit Vuu-do openbox, should be ready to upload this week. ;)
23:00.10greenjeansOkay, I gotta run, there's a carne asada taco and a Shiner Bock or two with my name on it, peace out!
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