18:29:09 #startmeeting 18:29:09 Meeting started Wed Aug 1 18:29:09 2018 UTC. The chair is sumpfralle2. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 18:29:09 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 18:29:37 #chair TheSnide h01ger be0rn kenyon chteuchteu 18:29:37 Current chairs: TheSnide be0rn chteuchteu h01ger kenyon sumpfralle2 18:29:45 Welcome! 18:30:30 let's see who was able to escape the sun today ... 18:33:12 #topic Bits from the last week 18:33:53 I just added some munin-nodes to the setup of demo.munin-monitoring.org. 18:34:14 Now it should represent a usual setup (>10 hosts). 18:35:00 currently there are two host groups visible, that will probably disappear quite soon. I did some renaming ... 18:35:14 disappearing ones: "minions" and "other" 18:35:14 hi 18:35:17 hello 18:35:54 regarding the renaming of groups: do you think, they will disappear in a pre3 installation? 18:36:13 nice! 18:36:56 I could add some more routers from our local wireless community, but I guess, more of them would be boring ... 18:37:08 no. which is on purpose... but now it looks weird indeed. 18:37:26 so, i'll have to rethink it a little. 18:37:51 ah - ok - so there is currently no concept of "expiry" of the database items? 18:37:55 (that is the whole point of *using* munin) 18:37:58 (or nodes / groups / datasets ...) 18:38:00 nope 18:38:02 ok 18:38:16 so: should I clean the items from the database manually? 18:38:20 or just remove it? 18:38:24 my idea was "removal" shall be done by a human 18:38:41 ok - if we offer a tool for that, it should be ok 18:39:05 a few months of expiry would also feel ok to me - but I do not mind 18:39:08 now, it becomes clear that we need a 'munin-adm' tool 18:39:31 hehe - this can get a bit overwhelming, maybe :) 18:39:40 let us for now start with "just remove the database"? 18:39:48 yep. 18:39:49 (this is acceptable, I think) 18:40:28 How was your week? Anything munin related? 18:41:15 munin-adm wont be ready for 3.0 anyway 18:41:41 I could even imagine, that we will get away without such a tool. 18:41:54 nope, back to work for me. so quite packed :( 18:41:55 (it would be nice for the simplicity of things) 18:42:03 buh :( 18:42:29 #topic other things 18:42:54 Currently I owe h01ger an update of my Debian packaging proposal for 2.0. 18:42:59 I think, I will do this today. 18:43:21 And - since I just tackled the demo server - I would install the plugin gallery there. 18:43:43 In a perfect world, I would let it get updated regularly from the git repository. 18:43:44 +1 18:44:01 But this would involve running external scripts (the one from the repository) unattended. 18:44:08 I would do this in a local user account. 18:44:15 Is that acceptable from your point of view? 18:44:25 Or do we prefer a manual "git pull"? 18:44:40 i usually prefer a manual thing 18:45:16 I slightly prefer automatization :) 18:45:23 you decide 18:46:02 ugh: "automation" 18:46:02 but if you feel you can secure it enougth i'm okay 18:46:49 the security would be: non-root user permissions and our diligence when checking merge requests 18:46:56 ie: require a signed tag to execute it 18:47:04 hm - ok - manual :) 18:47:49 someone recently proposed a "how many git commits behind origin" munin plugin - we could use that to trigger alarms, when our checkout gets outdated ... 18:48:06 i'm also in deep favor for automation. but here it is from a public git. so... 18:48:13 ok 18:48:31 #action sumpfralle2 install gallery on demo - with manual update process 18:48:40 +1 for that plugin. as it would dogfood 18:48:48 yeah 18:49:09 it would also be nice to use it on demo.mm0 ;) 18:49:29 but we use the Debian package - that does not work? 18:49:37 or would you like to use a source installation? 18:50:06 it should be able to track a random remote branch 18:50:42 i'd hack it, but it is in Py.. so i'll leave to you :-p 18:50:54 my pleasure :) 18:51:29 #topic epel packaging 18:51:42 bcg: how is the packaging? 18:51:47 (just in case you are here) 18:52:02 it could use the version of a deb package, and use it as the tag 18:52:04 Slow progress this week. 18:52:17 TheSnide: I will think about that. 18:52:25 more ideas outside meeting 18:52:33 bcg: no need to hurry - I am just curious 18:52:40 Dipohl is running my rpms already, but I want to do some small cleanup still. 18:52:43 I was amazed by the amount of practical feedback you provided! 18:53:11 yeah, bcg is usually pretty amazing ;) 18:53:25 So I hope it will hit to epel testing next week, stable in two weeks. 18:53:36 yeah! 18:53:44 \o/ 18:54:26 and then we will start the "who packages a new release first?" game between epel and Debian :) 18:54:39 If anybody wants to test them now, go to https:/b.bbbs.net/m/ 18:54:59 * TheSnide will always win ... with tgz :-)) 18:55:00 #info please proposed test EPEL packages: https:/b.bbbs.net/m/ 18:55:04 :) 18:55:23 #topic release handling 18:55:29 may I switch the topic? 18:55:38 aka: are we finished with epel? 18:55:43 finished. 18:55:56 fine 18:55:57 .ooO( you just did ) 18:56:04 jaja - too quick fingers :( 18:56:14 hehe 18:56:24 in the documentation there are currently quite outdated release descriptions 18:56:28 something with svn, I think 18:56:36 huhu 18:56:39 should I rewrite that our would you (TheSnide) want to? 18:57:05 hidden side question: how is the process of upload the tgz? 18:57:09 well, i cannot offer any SLA 18:57:41 you mean: time between tag and release? :) 18:57:41 the process is fully automated ... on my laptop ;) 18:58:20 there is more to it than: make tgz && do_sign && rsync FOO ? 18:58:31 not really 18:58:53 personally I like to document this for myself in the public release description :) 18:59:28 so if you send me your script - I will translate it 18:59:38 (just lacking the permissions for the actual upload - which is OK) 19:02:09 * sumpfralle2 received the recipe on a side-channel and is happy 19:02:38 I will prepare a merge request for an updated release description 19:04:12 any other topics? 19:04:46 not really, sorry 19:05:08 hehe - we had 30 minutes - more than enough :) 19:05:17 (or just the perfect time) 19:05:21 great 19:05:36 so - have a good and non-overwhelming week! :) 19:05:45 +1 19:05:47 #endmeeting