intrigeri (2020-07-31):
> I've looked at the logs you've sent me and unfortunately, this did not
> help me understand what's happening.
>
> Sharing the *.journal and Tor log artifacts could give us more clues,
> perhaps.
Full directory for that run shared in the tarball available at:
emma peel (2020-07-29):
> I am not a master (no logs, no masters!) but:
>
> In my experience you can
>
> - download a torrent to a location
> - stop it (without deleting the contents)
> - start another torrent with the same file names
This seems to work just fine with rtorrent indeed. My
Hi,
So, I had some troubles generating + signing Torrent files (for some
reasons, my GPG hardware token refused my user PIN several times, and I
had to iterate/restart; see below for why those topics are intertwined),
and it seems the generated Torrent files are starting to download just
fine (as
Hi,
We haven't decided otherwise at the moment, so by default I'll be the
release manager for Tails 4.10, scheduled to be released on 2020-08-25
(Mozilla seems to still agree :)).
This will be a bugfix release.
Manual testers, please report whether you are available for testing on
2020-08-25
intrigeri (2020-07-28):
> I was confused and unclear. I've sent you the list of issues for which
> you're in the list of "participants", which I believe is a superset of
> the list of issues to which you've been subscribed automatically: even
> if you've opted out of notifications for such an
Cyril Brulebois (2020-07-28):
> This is hindering:
> - my general ability to test Tails;
> - my specific ability to check locally what failed in Jenkins, namely
>all of features/additional_software_packages.feature
>
> Looking at XMPP logs (I didn't check what's happe
intrigeri (2020-07-28):
> Cyril Brulebois (2020-07-27):
> > Having being responsible for a number of releases lately, I've been
> > automatically “subscribed” to any tickets I ever touched, even if only
> > to push back the target version (Redmine) / milestone (GitLab) to
intrigeri (2020-07-28):
> That sounds annoying indeed! I'm happy to try to help. To do so, I'll
> need the debug log (saved as debug.log by the test suite).
Great, thanks.
In the meanwhile, I had cleaned up all temporary directories, rebooted
the machine, etc. to be extra sure. I've just
Hi,
I had noticed this during earlier release preps, but didn't get to the
bottom of it: with a buster system used exclusively for Tails purposes
(so no fancy extra packages installed), I cannot get the test suite to
get Tor bootstrapped:
| Step failed while creating checkpoint: Tor is ready
Hi,
Having being responsible for a number of releases lately, I've been
automatically “subscribed” to any tickets I ever touched, even if only
to push back the target version (Redmine) / milestone (GitLab) to the
next release.
A bunch of such tickets were closed already, and aren't moving
Hi,
Instead of building all IUKs serially on a single Jenkins worker, I've
developed a proof of concept to trigger them all in parallel, across all
workers. The downside is that it didn't seem obvious how to gather all
results, so I went for a downstream job; for 4.9, jobs are:
Hi,
After a somewhat extended break, I'm trying to plan my coming back to
Tails duties to get ready for the upcoming release (4.9, July 27-28).
It'll take me a few days to catch up with at least Jenkins results,
trying to prioritize GitLab stuff that's waiting on me, and checking
recent changes
Hi folks,
I must say I'm pretty much impressed by the GitLab transition.
I've only started a few days ago to get a feeling what a GitLab world
looks like for us, and there were a few blockers, but with some help
from the sysadmins team, we managed to get around them (basically
cheating by
Hi,
We haven't decided otherwise at the moment, so by default I'll be the
release manager for Tails 4.8, scheduled to be released on 2020-06-30
(Mozilla seems to still agree :)). Two releases in the same calendar
month, woohoo!
This will be a bugfix release.
Manual testers, please report
Hi,
Cyril Brulebois (2020-05-29):
> > Where to ask questions and report problems
> > ==
> >
> > There are most certainly some rough edges, confusion, and bugs caused
> > by this migration, so:
> >
> > - If
Hi,
intrigeri (2020-05-29):
> This was announced to core contributors last week, let's now make this
> official: we've switched to GitLab!
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Matthew Finkel (2020-05-29):
> We are happy to announce the first Tor Browser 9.5 release candidate
> for wider testing. Packages can be found at:
>
> https://people.torproject.org/~gk/builds/9.5-build2/
>
> Tor Browser 9.5 is a very exciting update as it is the first stable
> release of the
Sandro Knauß (2020-05-13):
> We stop and rolled back our last attempt to migrate to Gitlab in
> April. We now start a second attempt on May 19th. At least we now have
> a plan to shorten the time of unavailability of the parts of our
> infrastructure. But still during this day and the following
Hi anonym, -dev & -project,
sajolida (2020-05-13):
> anonym:
> > What are your thoughts on this? I know this proposal isn't 100%
> > bullet proof, it's more of a necessary reaction to the fact that we
> > won't have a person doing all this work for us any longer.
I fully welcome this proposal!
Hi,
We haven't decided otherwise at the moment, so by default I'll be the
release manager for Tails 4.7, scheduled to be released on 2020-06-02
(Mozilla seems to still agree :)).
This will be a bugfix release.
Manual testers, please report whether you are available for testing on
2020-06-02
For the avoidance of doubt:
Cyril Brulebois (2020-04-07):
> If you want to volunteer for being the trusted reproduced (TR) for this
> release, please let me know! (I'll adjust the calendar accordingly.)
I've tried to batch too many things together, the TR is usually picked
among a sma
Hi,
We haven't decided otherwise at the moment, so by default I'll be the
release manager for Tails 4.6, scheduled to be released on 2020-05-05
(Mozilla seems to still agree :)).
This will be a bugfix release.
Manual testers, please report whether you are available for testing on
2020-05-05
Andres Pavez (2020-03-30):
> I appreciate your response. Sorry, I was not clear. I have the problem
> with fontconfig version 2.13.1-2.
>
> (version 2.11 works fine and reproducible)
>
> Thank you again for your time.
My bad, I picked the wrong base version for my dget/debsnap/debdiff
dance.
Hi Andres,
Andres Pavez (2020-03-30):
> I am looking for some help with the fontconfig cache that is not
> reproducible version 2.13.1 how you guys make reproducible ?. it is
> not on your final report and not in
> (https://redmine.tails.boum.org/code/issues/15187)
>
> I have a small project
Hi,
[ Quick reply during a final local test suite run. ]
intrigeri (2020-03-27):
> By and large, yes.
>
> One thing that would change is that you would get raw data from Git +
> GitLab issues/MRs, without the rephrasing step currently done by the
> RM. I don't know how much this rephrasing
Hey intrigeri,
intrigeri (2020-03-22):
> today I've merged anonym's work on replacing Sikuli usage in our
> automated test suite (#15460).
>
> For now, this implies that in order to run locally the test suite from
> devel, or from a branch based on devel, you need to adjust your setup:
>
Hi,
Cyril Brulebois (2020-03-12):
> I'll be the release manager for Tails 4.5, scheduled to be released on
> 2020-04-07 (Mozilla seems to still agree :)).
>
> This is a major release, so it will be preceded by a release candidate
> somewhen late March. The details regarding t
Hi xin,
[ Yes, I know this is a 1+ year old topic, I'm finally going through my
local tails-dev@ copy, removing spam, and marking everything as read,
so that I can easily spot new mails. Your mail stood out, as one of
the very few legitimate yet unanswered mails. ]
xin (2019-01-29):
>
Hi,
sajolida (2020-03-13):
> Cyril Brulebois:
> > This is a major release, so it will be preceded by a release candidate
> > somewhen late March. The details regarding the exact timing of the RC
> > still need to be discussed (in an upcoming RM meeting).
>
> Let us
Hi,
I'll be the release manager for Tails 4.5, scheduled to be released on
2020-04-07 (Mozilla seems to still agree :)).
This is a major release, so it will be preceded by a release candidate
somewhen late March. The details regarding the exact timing of the RC
still need to be discussed (in an
Hi folks,
I'd like to offer my apologies for my tendency to be, or at least appear
to be, negative on the tails-dev XMPP channel when I'm preparing a new
Tails release. I tend to be easily frustrated when I cannot do anything
else than waiting for some cron job to get started, when some network
Hi,
anonym (Cc'ed) will be the release manager for Tails 4.3, which is
currently scheduled for February 11 (no changes at the moment on the
Mozilla side regarding Firefox 68.5). I'll let him give more details
about the release schedule if needed.
Most likely, the customary manual testing session
Hi,
intrigeri (Cc'ed) will be the release manager for Tails 4.2, which is
scheduled for January 7. I'll let him give more details about the
release schedule if needed.
Most likely, the customary manual testing session will happen on
Tuesday, January 7. Sometimes it's possible to start it the
Hi,
Tails (2019-12-01):
> This is an automated reminder.
>
> The Tails Code of Conduct applies to this list, as any other space used
> by the Tails project:
>
> https://tails.boum.org/contribute/working_together/code_of_conduct/
>
> Like the technical community as a whole, the Tails team and
Hey tails-dev & tails-l10n,
intrigeri (2019-10-22):
> kibi (Cc'ed) will be the release manager for Tails 4.1, which is
> scheduled for December 3. I'll let him give more details about the
> release schedule if needed.
>
> Most likely, the customary manual testing session will happen on
>
Hi,
The 3.16 bugfix release is due on the 3rd of September, here's the schedule:
* 2019-09-02: build and upload tentative 3.16 ISO image
* 2019-09-03: Test and release 3.16
Usual manual testers: please tell me privately whether you're available
to test the ISO on September 3rd by 17:00
Hi,
Cyril Brulebois (2019-05-03):
> The 3.14 bugfix release is due on the 14th of May, here's the schedule:
>
> * 2019-05-13: build and upload tentative 3.14 ISO image
> * 2019-05-14: Test and release 3.14
This has now been postponed by a week:
Quarter Soft Freeze
Hi,
The 3.14 bugfix release is due on the 14th of May, here's the schedule:
* 2019-05-13: build and upload tentative 3.14 ISO image
* 2019-05-14: Test and release 3.14
Usual manual testers: please tell me privately whether you're available
to test the ISO on May 14 by 17:00 (Berlin/Paris
actually am not exactly sure what the problem is. Any thoughts?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Cory
Cheers,
--
Cyril Brulebois (k...@debian.org)<https://debamax.com/>
D-I release manager -- Release team member -- Freelance Consultant
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Hi,
As a background task, I have been checking what was happening regarding
snapshots vs. feature/buster, and finally pushed a revert of an earlier
commit of mine (https://redmine.tails.boum.org/code/issues/16316) but
the build in Jenkins failed because devel is automatically merged into
it.
d once I've noticed
that wasn't the case yet. We might end up temporarily downgrading the
kernel in Tails instead, though.
https://redmine.tails.boum.org/code/issues/16224
Cheers,
--
Cyril Brulebois -- Debian Consultant @ DEBAMAX -- https://debamax.com/
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Hi,
And sorry for the late notice.
The 3.11 release is planned for next week. From our calendar
(https://tails.boum.org/contribute/calendar/):
2018-12-11: Release 3.11 (Firefox 60.4, bugfix release)
I'd like to build the image the day before: Monday, 2018-12-10, so that
we have a little
the new
download page
That includes getting rid of “./misc/unsafe_browser_warning” in this
file: wiki/src/contribute/l10n_tricks/core_po_files.txt
I'm attaching the full diff (trap commented out in addition to the
change mentioned above) that lets me compute stats for the commit you
mentioned (8d60cc4596).
Cheers,
variable) in that
script to avoid cleaning tmp/pot when it's called with this extra
setting from the language_statistics.sh script?
Cheers,
--
Cyril Brulebois -- Debian Consultant @ DEBAMAX -- https://debamax.com/
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